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FOB SALE.

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)R SALK.—The residence of Lew Wallace, Market and Water street*. juintf

PIANO. oct». (»ood new. It can be had for lew than iU worth. Inquire at thi» •fflce. miT 29

Wanted—Female Help.

Ytf AlVTBD-OI BI.-To do general bouse work one who 19 a good cook: inquire at tin office immediately.

ATTORNEYS?

W. T. ItriiMh.

Attorney at Law. Notory Public and General Collecting Agent, CBAWPORDSVTLLE IND.

"nd* 't*

coi,?:'-1on

••iSfffeJ®

*lcbt*.settlement of de Ry

,1"""

R. B. F. PEIHCE,

Attorney at Law.

Crawfordsviiie, Indiana .,IE£PF£'(

E over

w!"

'RAWFORD .1 MULLI-

KIITS STORK. MAIN STREET..-* Tf

eive pr.impt attention to bufiine^ in

.in«tiee« Common l'lea* nod Circuit Cnurt« of

Montfomory conntf. Deed*. MortgiiKej^ nnil afi

JA)IES WRIGlir, ATTOBNEYMe COIIKNEIiOR at I.AW Gjvea cpecial attention to probntc niiiltor*. sct^tlinit of decedent ritate.^ and collection of claims. Deed*, raortcattci, Ac., cnn-fnlly e.tern-.-*®d. Office in Court Douce up Stnirs. _febgT|fl»jr.

HOTEL.

BICHABDSON HOUSE.

Corner Washinifton f.nd Market Street',

One Square North of ('our! House

•CRAWrORDKYII.I.i:, mnuXA.

Z. B. BICHABDSON, Proprietor

ir 'OMallMia lo nnl from nil Truiiii.-

_FebruaQjO_18fl9^_

COMMISSION MERCHANT

MICHAEL PRICE

COMMISSION MKKC IIA NT And dculer in nil kind o.|

O E

Crawfordsviiie. Indiana.

j. Tho highest cash prico paid for Wlientdelivcrcd at my Warohouto, formely known ns the

HUSTON WAREHOUSE.

Produce of every kind purchased. July 24, ISOatf

MILLINERY.

MISS SUE DARTER'S New Millinery Rooms

AA.!i,.Clty "F,'1

'owMIIHnory Rooms, in Darter's new buildin? oornor Washington and I'ike street., to°horr

1 ftn

Xo. 10 West Washington si..

Indianapolis, Indiana. aug?l Idcitaift

INDIANAPOLIS.

WM, IMUOETV, t!EO. f. lnatSTKI!. J. W. SMITIIKI1S.

DAGGETT & CO.,

if MANTFACTntEKS OF

No.

2(3

aug 21 1869 mfl

REDUCED PRICES!

Furniture! Fiirnitiiic!

A. Ko.«itnii/or,

TTA.s. complete stock ef Furniture of nil i. kinds, eomprume everything from the cheapest to tho most costly: both hoitie-.m:i«lc him and the bost tastorn made which he will «e]l at srealty reduaed prices.

Old eustomors and new customers ar#res»ectfully invited to call and examine his stock and prices.

IUF^hop on Washington Street, tw, Eolith of tfie Court llouse.

BRICK! BRICK!

Cmwfordsrillc Machine Hrick Co.

\TOW offer for sale Briek at greatly reduced price*. The best Brick ever offered in thi« market.

Brick Yard Weat of the College Grove on the Yoontaville Pike.

ept.

S. M. HOUSTON, JAMESURAHAM. Agents

CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI LAW SCHOOL, 'IM1E Thirty-Seventh »e«lion of the Cincinnati a. Law School, will commence on Wednesday October 20, 1869, and continue untjl the third W ednetday of April, 1H70.

JUDGE BELLAMY STORES, Professor of Legal Rights. HENBY A. MORBILL, ProfeMor of Commercial Law and Evidence.

QEOBQE HOADLY,

Professor of Equity and Dean of the Faculty, (t^.Kirl

JUST

received, a rerj lane supply of iron, steel horse shoes, bom fshte Nail* and Ulaeksmith's Tool* at ORROG'S

THE WEE^Y REVIEW

Crawfordsviiie, Indiana

C. H~ BOWER Proprietor.

S'it

iiinlay, Sep(eniTK»r. IS, 1869.

Park OUIlO to nu ,\?ail.

lnfon» the Indie* of

Vlc"!lty

that she h.rs opened

policit their attention

New and Beautiful

i°

ttn

Styles

of Millinery Goods, and |iinlit.vof her "work. Bleachins and Pmnliig jone to order

^t'rfnction guaranteed.

INDIANAPOLIS.

R. L. SMITH & CO.,

WlioU'snfo

Confectioners,

'Mimiifiidiirers of Candies.

AVI) DKAt.KKS IS

„1C

And Wholesale Dealers in ways figure prominently in these feCanned Fruits, Oysters. Kaisins. male scolding conventions Are they ^Ilts, OrjUlgPS, liOlllOns. the representatives of a high order of

Fire Works, Arc. ,, I uianhoou: Are they persons who AI.Sil, DKAt.KRS IN Peaches, HcrMes, and Oilier Kn.its, "I

South Meridian

havc a,t n(,a

Street,

Indianapolis, Ind.

FURNITURE.

Another election hi- been ordered l«rni h. anotli por ion,

in Park county to take place on the «»e natural impulse to pour out the

lT.th of next month, when it i« confi- vinegar of a soared nature or disap-

ror I Crawfordsviiie .M, tW

WtrS&d^Tm^ Railroad will be triumphantly carnal, of females who engage in it. The

bash, and Paris. Illinois, making a di-

the completion of the line from here |,. lwIg

con

The New

othlr ba«inoor Notary Public nently ej:c-cii- trom Detroit to ht. Lotus. iM. Mav 2.1 IWJfi York Central is deeply interested

this route, and wc formed that they arc williug aud anxious to give it all needful assistance. All that is now needed to consummate the preliminaries preparatory to the commencement of this great work, is I the affirmative decision of Park on I the 15th of October.

re reliably in-

A Coming Infliction. Hy an announcement in another column, it will be seen that a

:'woman

suffrage convention" is to be held in our city on the 21 and 22 of this it competing through lines of roads on month, in which the strong-minded ., ,.

old gals of the period will orate over ..?....

thus indicted with those scolding

gether as companions. The Chicago T!,»»*. thus truthfully daguerreotypes

tins "women movement" and its lead-

ing spirits:

are women, probably, but women who

are exceptions to the great, body ofjwater

womenkind females whom nature has Sivc

failed to endow with womanly impulses and character, or from whom womanliness has been torn by some unnatural assemblage of circumstances. True women do not sympathize

1^ but shun them and despise them. It judging from the generous disposition foreign I'raits, Nuts !t(\, would be an insult to the sex to sup- they manifest to have one of them I pose that women generally could pes- cracked every week by the molars of sess any sentiments in common with the Democracy. Here is the last nut these unsexed scolds. To suppose so which they wished cracked: would be to suppose that women pos-i

Prom,nence-

Aml the

inovctheir ,own

or wl, P:,n

even boast an average measure of respcct, among mankind? Who is the

person Blackwell—"Lucy Stone's bus-

band," as he is very appropriately /Jur,,

Per30l

Sqmires

EXECUTOR'S NOTICE.

XTOTICE is hereby given that I have been a :i

U,won.decoased.latovl

III IV ui vvfilltl

of Montgomery county OEORlrE W. WASSON. K.xccutor. "BRICK.

r- B-

Waite,—Mrs.

standing has he ainoug meu Is he a man whom decent men respect, or with whom virtuous women would consent to associate? The least said of this persou the better. The record of his

... ..

ls t0 cnllst

Tiik DIFFERENCE.

sess no higher virtue, or purer moral Last year under the high .tax on sense, than such a» would enable them wbisky,

to regard the male persons with whom

the strong-miuded do chiefly lrater- for t]ie yCar ending in June last, under nize as the worthiest companions of the reduced tax of fifty cents a gallon,

A vt •P/n I virtuous and noble women. and under three months of («rant V-»OnieCtlOnery,

Wloliro

hat

g(l

he among men? An indifferent attjr-uey-at-law, whose importunities for an office Mr. Lincoln got rid of by sendjudgc to Utah, and whose

administration was not relieved from

contemptibility even by h'is strong-

minded wife, who wrote a book on

—tllO HOn ,00th aS 0,10 ?a

u-:.P?inJV^A*W0.r0f.t.h.° wtateof William P'cnt reporter styled him.—what

profit, it is nothing, and the dupes who Avery, the Pole survivor nI the nnfor- „f

Park Cnniifv to Vnfr tinill [the walks of modest virtue do not rapids, and that, striking here, Avery "P015

dently averted that the appropriation pointed appetite. And this class prob alarm quickly spread. Tt is w* diffi-

agreement with the citizen* of, matter is a pnrutent soci.il jJTj(j7C

I tbe several townships, the road j]! disease, that need-only cauterizing to hront'ed with horrified vet curious

under Andrew Johnson

administration, onlv seven millions of

whisky paid the Thig yeaPj Qr

^.ladminWrattoD, ,xty.0,,e lotllioos of

gallons of whisky have paid the tax. The present fiscal year, ending next June, wholly under the (Jrant. administration, will probably show that nearly one hundred millions of gallons have paid the tax. This is another nut for our Democratic friends to crack.—Journal.

From the above it appears that, un-

cr rant

administration of only

mnnths,

called Did any one ever hear of ,rlihh-)/ ai. ,)ia»nf«c/irrl, and by him outside of a coterie of scolding the end of the present fiscal year will womenj probably reach one hundred million

air/y onr million gallons

jf0ll^

aga

Waite'a husband,—what standing has jong manufactured under Johnson's

inst only wen million c/nl-

administration of nearly four years. Wc can only account for this amazing disparity from the fact that Grant himself is a prodigious consumer, as

)S t]ie

followers generally of the

party of great !imori

onQ minj0n

Momionism. months! Think of it temperance And the person Sherman M. llooth,

,i ideas." Sixty-

gallons of whisky in three

uieil an te us

how

ong

you cxpect

to stand on dry land if this adminis-

tra

couutry for another four years.

reatest prominouee, either in political whirling cauldron of the waters drinking what was

or in .oJ.il life, will be found in the known as the American rapid, !}ing _in(j

records of the criminal courts in the equi distant between the American

tt tr ii-ii .i

State ol isconsin. Itie Hon. shore and the islands, anu bath isianu Tiie

for their associates. Is the fact one sometimes wholly hidden from sight,

one that must repel, with feelings of protruded from it. disgust, every respectable man. and that was in the

trtr their caue ,\t the time of this casualty, a log, {U(je jjat

every deceut women dreds, aud in the early hours of that,

humbug, as all who are engaged iu it bridge was startled and horrified to see ^odi,y

r0Qm en0lia for a periloas

***"L ',rir,,„,l,ro,,„h „n ihe W». "red. .. .spectator,. With them "earne some rtnek, full of tho horror dozen of boatmen, laborers, and others, °A

to Loo-an-no't will in lcs« than two a- •, meantime, the man had been recogniz-:

°r!S l! imaginary railroads,

Oi'R kindly advice to Lafayette to who comprehended at once that there -^aT-

r(. route to d. Ijouip, which titk Uieireanal io plte. of exkam* was 3 ehauce for rescoe, and imtuedi', Dead Weight

and cr

year, open up or msio.ns on which their geographical position tions were being made a large board enterprise which gives employment to I tinuous and unbroken line of ruilwaj from the fact that they could was rudely lettered with the words in labor develops the resources of the 1 1... fJormnn ''Wp will saw von'" and I 1 1 1-1 1.1 country, adds to our national wealth, 1 i„„„ 1 I to the incomes of workingmen. to their tossed his arms up ami down several

never be made to pay. is received by German, \\e will save you!

the of that city with marked

that the contemplated road from Muneie through their town to Bloom ington. Illinois, will never be built. That the donation whicli they have voted, is not a sum sufficient to induce capitalists, by whose aid its construction cin only be accomplished, to hazard their money in an enterprise that at the very best, even if built, would only be a switch, a feeder, with but a limited local traffic along a narrow strip of territory, with powerful

held

?P,

A a

... I tic seaboard to the Mississippi, are ob-

tlieir rights and wrongs in ill-natured ...... ,. stacles that no amount of public spirit growls at everything, but particularly, at the "lords of creation," those masculine tyrants and oppressors of poor, long-suffering women. What offense Crawfordsviiie has committed to be

or newspaper appeals, however laudable or praiseworthy can overcome. The grand system of railways and the combinations made, have, and are

sti

shrews we are at. a loss to imagine, and •_ if we could possibly suppose them to be in any sense representatives of thcir sex, judging from their abuse of mankind, we would be startled by the conviction that the world must soon cease to be populated. It would be impossible to believe that the oppressors and the oppressed, occup}Ting to cach other, as these scolding women assume, the relation of enemies in a state of perpetual war. could dwell to-

rMolotionUiog many of the former routes of trade and commerce, and

Lafayette can form no exception to tho inexorable jint that decrees short lines in the struggle to compete with rival routes for the Pacific trade.

The Star City which once shone with a brilliancy equal to a planet of the fifth magnitude is now scarcely discernible. That she feel keenly her isolated position is evidenced from the tone of her papers, and the general despondency of her citizens. We know of no remedy unless they re-

bodil'

b,,lk can be

twenty-eight

n,iles fnrther uU the fllstancc the

re a a

., I route across the continent, or failing "Heally, it is not true, in any sense ., in which, enlarge and improve their whatever, that these inveterate female scolds represent womenkind. They

fjaual

tbat produce without breaking

shlPPptl

her an

(hreet to t,de

which

if accomplished would

H»P°rl™ce to attract and

hold, at least, the local trade of the small scope of country surrounding her.

The Journal's Nuts.

()t eotemporaries of the Journal

with them, any more than do true men, have evidently been out nutting,

WEEKLY REVIEW—CRAWFORDSVILLE, INDIANA, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1869.

help to swell the profits are nothing, tunate boat's crew. Tt was r.onjectur- save himself. 'lie almost reached the

With others, it is a foolish vanity,— gj that the boat must have sped down shore of the little island, but he nevan itching for public notoriety which to thi" point, unlnrmed by rocks or

whjle the ther tw with the boat

were ?we

in ha!f an honr the

that lie COul il

Uisplea.uie. 1 he Jotinmi well kuows ju token that he comprehended means lor happines.s, the comforts of its meaning: and the crowd awaited their homes, the contentment of those

the result of the preparations,'^and watched the object of them with almost breathless anxiety. Tt was truely frightful to see him there amid the

As noon approached, the first attempt was made for his rescue. A large raft had been constructed of heavy plank, bound together crosswise, and this was to be lowered down from the bridge, with strong ropes, to the castaway, when it was thought he could be drawn up wit'aoul great difficulty. The venture was a failure from the start, The rapids seized it and whirled it away before the men at the ropes could check it the ropes became entangled, and the raft was carried far below the rock, aud at last went hopelessly over the falls.

It was a bitter, bitter disappointment—as well to the sympathizing, expectant throng as to the imperiled man. But, nothing daunted, tho stout hearts aud ready hands immediately set about tho making of another raft, while others were occupied in conveying food and drink to poor Avery. This was easily done in tin cases, attached to stout cords, which were floated down to him. Tho castaway ate his solitary meal there upon that accessible point of rock with keen relish, and then stood up and bowed his thanks. Again and again the cheering words, "Wc will save you," were exhibited, and he was encouraged by other short sentences in his native language, which were in the same way painted in large letters and held up to him.

The afternoon siowly wore on—the long, hot, listless summer afternoon there in Niagara, usually devoted to idling over iced drinks in the shade of the hotel porches or parlors, but now cheerfully given up to the assistance of or sympathizing for, a fellow-being. There were hundreds in the crdwd who, prompted by that spirit of American chivalry which is never wanting among us, would have cheerfully plunged in to his rescue, could the act, have been other than useless foolhardiness and there were wealthy men there, who went through the crowd, under the deepest, sense of emotion, offering large rewards to whoever would rescue hiin. The telegraph had, by this time, carried the news far and wide the afternoon papers of New York on this day contained it, and the afternoon trains from Buffalo and Rochester came freighted with hundreds more to view the peril of the poor German for themselves.

The building of the second raft progressed but although everything was done to hasten it, darkness found it unfinished, and the crowd unwillingly dispersed for the night. The Omniscient alone can tell how that poor, forlorn soul passed the dark, dreary hours that intervened before morning, sleepless from necessity, weary, lonely, with the waters raging like unchained beasts all aronnd him, and the great abyss yawning almost at his feet. Some sweet hope must have sustained him in that trying time, or the morning would have found him dead there upon the rock of his dreadful exile.

Daylight came, aud with it the eager crowds hastened back to their points of sight. The incoming trains all that, day brought more and more spectators, and before noon the bridge was literally crowed with them, leaving but a small space in the centre

tion is to be inflicted upon the for the workmen with the raft and,

on either side, the banks were linednay. packed—with spectators. There lmi-

were

be appropriate. angry flood: with every dash of the until it almost touched the spot Erebus and Terror. The party nutnOf such stamp are the men whom torrent pouring down from the pla- where the castaway stood. With a bered one hundred and five, and, at the strong minded female scolds accept teau above it is half submerged, and I bound he placed himself erect ou the the time of desertion, was under com-

thousands upon thousands pres-

Over The Cataract—A Thrilling dent at Niagara Falls—The Fate or cnt, all eager, curious, and yet sympa Joseph Avery. thetie. Avery appeared as on the ralty at London, or the British coun

In the very centre of the seething day before, still hopeful, eating a6d sol at the nearest port. The request

wat(

,i,jn„

jiat

rap

The-'women movement, which is memorable summer morning, the first water broke over and upon it, washing

not a woman's movemeut at all, is a man who had occasion to cross the from end t° end, and hurling Avery ONE of Mr. Greeley's strongest re-j

was

,]one

and the shore

isjs

Booth, quotha becomes honorable, and criminal in- rock projects two or three feet above day, the second raft was launched thirty-seven minutes, forty-two dulgeuce of beastly passions attains tho water. The eye rests upon it

., ,, ,, .. ... -i n,- flood. Mrong and willing hands held the rank of virtue, the appellation may merely as a speck in the n.idst of this

,h®

fous]y

int?

the Madame Livermnre, of thi* city,— liis arms. Hl- must have shouted, .«ome rods below, and to the west of'"' MILLINERY. BOOTS AND SHOES. it is self-aggrandizement, nothing too, hat his cries were drowned in llie him. It was a furious straggle for more. Beyond the idea of nemo.,a! uproars of the rapids. It wi.

r*r

a ne

whlch

was thrown, or sprang out, finding just grasp others thought that his.

foothold, »trength left hira when a few more

I strokes would have saved him. He

Jl? a

edit io rain «elj began to devise a plan. la the prosperity' of America

by some one, and while theprepara- rests with the workingmen. Kvery

And now Smith and Jones go West. Jones with his bonds in his pocket, bearing him interest steadily.

Smith sells his property here, goes West and buys more. He goes there to work, to produce, to help on the enterprises.

Jones goes there to keep him company and draw his interest. Jones lives in idleness—is supported by Smith. He sits on his back like a great hump, sucking the life blood—the money Smith earns.

Smith supports his own family and Jones's family. Government stands by with a legion of collectors, and takes what Smith earns to fill Jones's pockets.

Now why should Smith, who works, support Jones who does not? Smith is aiding to develop the resources of of America. Jones is spendfng what Smith earns. The Government robs Smith to support Jones.

Damn such a Government, and the men who tolerate and seek to perpetuate this robbery—this fastening a dead weight on the back of labor

A PERSON who is vouched for as reliable,, writes from San Buenaventurn, j'hat a document was found on a beach at that-.pla e, August 30, much mutilated. It requested the finder to forward it to the Secretary of the Admi-

bat was sent down to him, printed iu six commercial languages. nrugg?st.*Vsole agents." ith his hands and arms On the margin, every vacant portion I-adies! by sending tl .11 .!•_* .1 .1 C,1 V. _V- Ville Post Office, can

W hen lascivious vice bridge and the brink of the falls, a when, about the middle of the second water in latitude sixty nine degrees, dr,Igge-t" in every town gg(. and. by S. |D. HOWK. "ole Propretor,

bridge upon the hurrying

thjJ rope5i an it caut

lower

l!ear(i

the sympathies of honorable men or three or four feet in length, had been roaring of the waters. of the late Sir John Ross. It states

virtuotis women Is it not, rather, jammed in or under the rock, and It was a short lived joy. The ropes the party wintered at Beccher Island rtt.u were manned by as many hands that in 184G and 1847, and Sir John Prank-

the

... rpi ,, ... desperate hope remained to him as sion is his bad handwriting. He are humbugs. The motives of the a human form standing erect, the

tbeFirresistib%

participants are various. With some, inidst of the raging, whirling flood, on down, he might, by stout swimming, his salary by marking tea-boiea dur—and to tbia class, no doubt, belongs this little point of rook, wildly wa?ing make the ?hore nf Chapin's island, ing his leisure hour*.

raft: and 'then arose such a shout of mand of F. R. W. Crossier. They sue- Ellen F. Morgan.^ i? 1,. 1 -l-j l:

was

7 rejoicing from the hps of that multi- ceeded in reaching the above latitude j0j,n j_ Morgan.

!, 0n1e. faint'

Joseph i'f.i "WW ft« Holtitodo held I Fall Olid. Winter StOOk. 1^.. a a

firgtas (hon the man mjght stin

pt on over the cataract. The ywWed himself to the fury of the 1

aD lnstaDt

stricken spectators.

adjacent shores were Those who were nearest the spot

ei ie

Our Government, does n»vi do this. It does not. protect labor. I has, to pay a debt, given a mountain of United States bonds, interest payable in gold, and declared by illegal legislation, that, all money invested in these bonds shall be exempt from taxation. These bonds are the notes somebody must pay. They are simply notes of hand, given by the people through and by Congress. Their basis is labor— the work, not of those who hold, but the ones who are expected to pay them.

Seven year ago John Jones sold all the property he owned and bought gold. This gold he sold at the rate of one dollar in gold for two dollars in greenbacks. He had twenty thousand dollars in gold—sold it for forty thousand dollars in greenbacks, and with these bought forty thousand dollars' worth of United States bonds.

These bonds bring him in each year four thousand dollars in greenbacks.

He has never paid one dollar of tax for any purpose since he withdrew his money from his store and farm and invested in bonds.

The money he has received as interest, comes from the ones who do not hold bonds.

Eight years ago he had twenty thousand dollars in gold. He sold it. He has received in eight years, on his forty thousand dollars' worth of bonds, bought with his twenty thousand dollars in gold, thirty-two thousand dollars interest, in paper money, oi, as gold now rates, twenty thousand dollars in gold, exactly what he had at the first.

And now his bonds are still in his pocket—he demands, year after year, the interest, and when the time comes, forty thousand dollars in gold!

This is the bond system. No wonder bondholders are satisfied. Eight years agD John Smith owned a farm worth twenty thousand dollars. He has worked it ever since—has made from it one thousand dollars a ycn£ besides taxes, and his farm is worth just about what it was eight years ago. He has paid taxes by the hundreds of dollars. John Jones has not, been called on for a dollar of tax. His money invested in bonds, is exempt. Me has been protected by John Smith.

Some said that the bnsli ynM m| ||_|_|AMS I

belaid his hand broke in ...

articulated the name of

who toil, and adds to the taxable property of the country at. large. The government which best protects

howling waste, and almost in the jaws those who are striving to make the of the mighty cataract, and apparently cut of from all human aid. ,B#t as the day wore on, and the poor fellow became used to his situation, he seemed to bear it with much composure. Sometimes he changed his position, and sat down upon the rock and sometimes made gestures to the crowd, the meaning of which could not often be understood. His face, seen through a glass, looked eager, almost beyond the expression of human faces, but it. was hopeful, too.

country great, which cares the most for, and seeks the hardest to defend the interest of those who toil, is the best worthy, the support of the citizen.

j,e jt j3 gUcd with writing, relating to fidentially) by mail toany part of the country. Sir John Franklin and his party. The

ex.-ifement arrived document was evidently cast into the ette. Ind. in Indianapolis, by Moody Brothers,

en above the I and longitude, where they found relics tE IT REMEMBERED, that on the tuh day

could find place, and tic raft struggled lit. died on the 11A of June, 1847. up a little way in the teeth of the It contains many interesting incidents j. Morgan, the Defendant is a non-resident of

ids, and then a furious volume of connected with the expedition. °Unpwd«c/,oFth^

1 commendations for the Chinese Mis-

current hurried him could no doubt add considerable to

.. ..

ll i- received :tn a'-'fifniPii! "t'

C•'

went over was certain that

later his body was MILLINERY GOODS. W 6 UStOl* & SOH«

'OMI'RISING a etirapicle fall and winter «tock. The attention of the la»lies of Crnwford.svillo and vicinity is invited to this opportunity for ?ecurins cheap millinery !?nod?.

ROOMS IX NATIONAL BLOCK,

Washington Street, Crawfordsviiie

Sept. lrGP.

NOTICE.

NT ATE OF INDIANA, lUAnlgeinery County. STATEMENT respecting the affairs of the

L'nited States Express Company, made pursuant to an |act of the Legislature of the State of Indiana, entitled "An Act declaring Express Companies to be common carriers, ana providing for the safety of articles entrusted to their care," approved March ". 1

The business of said Company is managed and its propertyand effects are owned by six trustrees whose full names and proper places of residence are asfollowes viz: DaufordN. Barney, A3hbel H. Barney, Nathan H. Stockwcll, all of lew York City Edwin M. Morgan, of Aurora. .New York Dan. 1'. Eells of Cleveland, Ohio and Henry Kip, of Buffalo. New York the persons interested as the cestue quo trust are the stockholders of said Company, who chango from day to day. and of whom it is impossible to make an accurate statement, owing to the frequency of such changes.

The amount of said capital empolyed in the busness ot said Company in the Stuto of Indiana is, as nearly as can be ascertained, five thousand dollars.

And wc, the subscribers, the trustees above named, do hereby agroe that legal process served upon any authorized agent of said Company in said County, shall be deemed and taken a? good servico upon said Company and ourselves.

In witness whereof we have hereto subscribed our hand3 this 15th day of January A. I). IsiiSt. 1.N. BARNEY.

A.H.BARNEY. NATHAN 11. STOCKWKM.. KDMIN B. MORCAN, DAN 1'. EELLS. IIENItY KM'.

Slate oi' New York, City ami ('uiiiity of New Be it remembered, that on this l.jth day of January. 1SG9J before me came I). N. Barney, A. II. Barney. Nathan H. Siockwell, Ewdin B. Morgan, Dan I*. Eells. Henry Kip. and made oath that' the foregoing statement, signed by them. wn» true according to the best of their knowledge and belief.

TllOS. SADLES.

Commissioner for Indiana. 11 Wall Street, New York,

1 certify that the above foregoing is a true copy as recorded in the Recorder'# Office, in Montgomery county, Ind.

T. N. ERS.

SeptlfwII Recorder Mont. Co.

INDIANAPOLIS.

I' lT WEL€H.

1 Yurincti.r of lie

BANTS! ..SALOON,

No. 23, West Washington Street, Indianapolis. Indiana,

Wishes to inform his many fi-ieeds in Ibis city and vicinity that he still keeps constanly on hand the very best quality of

Wines, Whiskies, Ales.Cigars, hi1 Lager Heer.

His house is always opcu to his Urn-sty friends. Don't forget the place. No. -3, West Washing ton street, half block east of Palmer Houst. seplS.lSiilimS

MACHINERY.

R. M. McGRATH & Co.,

MACHINISTS,"

Manufacturers of Corn Shcllcrs, Horse Powers, Drag Saws, SugarMills. Sugar Kettles, Castings, Bras*

Castings and Machinery of every description. A I.SO.

may4'(5Tyl.

Improved

THIMBLE SKEINS, [Patented January 2P, lf68. a E a Can turn out Repair Worl: in a few hours, hop on :id St., south of Rrnmble House,

LaFayette, Ind.

TO THE LADIES.

A Card to the Ladies[

DR. DI'I'ONCO'.S

Golden IVriodiciil Pills,

For Females-

Infitllnblc iu Correcting (I'leuuliirilitK, Rcmorins Obstruction* of the monthly Tiiriio, from whatever C'niiM*, and filwnyn Bucccaeral n*

Preventative.

ONE FILL IS A DOSE. I

Females peculiarly situated, or those supposing themselves so. are cautioned'against using these Pills while in that condition, lest they invite miscarriage, after which admonition tho Porprietor assurnesno responsibility, although their mildness would prevent any mischief to health otherwise'the Pill- are recommended as a

MOST INVALUABLE REMEDYj

frce

sSold

I ta

onds longitude ninety eight degrees, four minutes, five seconds. Tt gives an account of the desertion of the ships

for the alleviation of those suffering from any .. irregularities whatever, as well as to prevent an increase of famil.r when health will not permit it quieting the nerves and bringing! back the "rosy color of health" to the ch^k of the most I delicate. ...

aal-o

Full and explicit directions accompany each We manulat-tore fin.l Ktr box. Price 51 per box: boxe3 S5. Sold in a full a«orlni?ni "I Crawfordsviiie. by E.J. Binford Ac Rro*.' for Crawfordsviiie. them SI to the Crawford.--have the Pills sent (con-

ff-

(ieo rurnin La

Aork.

Kay-

-j- ty eo. fuming l. o. l.a fay-

W Bryan and Browning A Moan, and "one Irnggen" in every town in the United .States,

Now

jan 1y.

NOTICE TO NON-RESIDENT.

STATE OF INDIANA, neatfotaer)' CMitr. I Court of Common Plea*, October Term Mi'.',

vaca

Complaint for Divorce.

^0neofthebConrt of 'c!mnion P^ea"^of'siont-

torncy

produced'aud filed in the Clerk's Office

before the^nja*dge°ofsa"idlCoturt

pn the first

day of the next term thereof

held at the Court House in Ciawfordsville, on the 4th of October. lcfi9. and then and there to answer said complaint.

!L.S

itne?3 my hand and the seal of ?aid Court, this 9th day of September. 1369. WILLIAM K. WALLACE.

eplllwS

At the comer «.f Main awl Green streeij^.

Curtis' Old Stand

The Managers, have the honor to announce to the citizens of Crawfordsviiie,and vicinity a serifs of general entertainments at the popular

BOOT & SHOE STORE,

Corner of Main and (irecn brated

sirret* by their eele-

Stock (Company,

Commencing imuiedi.itrl further notice.

»n.I continuing until

Programme-Part First.

('ninpany

Cinderilla.clippers to.lell Reeitative—Predestrian's Lament. "How long, how long shall 1 complain.

Like one who seeks for Boots in vain Chorus, "Not lung. not. long for yon can lind

That the Websters keep every kind,"

Part Second.

Nary a Rip I'olka Company Parody B"y "Father, dear father, come homo with me now

My shoes aro all out at tho toe You promised to shoo Johnnie anil l.l^ And you know it's very wicked to lie." Metamorphosis and Tableaux, in which the Shoeless Brigade appear in tine and eoarse Boots and Shoes, Balmorals. Scottish Balmorettas. Button

Polish. Congress (Jaiters. Black Crook Boots. Base Ball Shoes, etc. Company Reception of (Jreenhack*. Company

conclude with the highly pleasing and solesatiafyingffarce of

E E

I S

This i« a new piece, and i5 played out.

ii danger of being

Three IVrl'orniaiiees Daily,

Morning, afternoon and evening.

lllltl

f")r"

tlier notice. Doors open at seven jo clock A. M.: clo'C at nine P. M.

DO NOT FORGET THE PLACE,

Corner of Green and Main street.-, where may bo found tho best assortment of all kinds and style3of Boots and Shoes, at the lowest prices. Your inspection of good^ and prices solicited. ept.lfi. IPfi!»tf

BOOTS AND SHOES.

IMMENSE ARRIVAL

BOOTS and SHOES!

vi: if noo.it.

MAIN STRKICT,

HAWFOKDSVILLK.

Shoe8

Put up by the very I. made of No. I at price- that

Clerk

INDIANA.

NIMMENSE STOCK OI EVERV KIND OK

Childrena' Shoes, also

Rubbers and Overshoes.

All f.i whicli the very -ninUc

will |M si tI prom.

I I.C "..i.l I.II rrt• Il Ut

ol tuechaiii

and

elected M.*-k which

ill be

Defy Competition

Citizens of Montgomery•tv.unty to call lieforc purchH-in^'.

reqiii

Remember the Place, Main Street, New Iron Front, 3 Doors East of Public Square,

CRAWt'OADSVlLLJB, 1N1.

?5elill£.l?CStf

CONVENTION.

Woraan Suffrage Convention,

For the State of Indiana, will meet in Crawfordsviiie on

TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY, fepN'tnber 21 and 22, In Clirl«tlnn Church.

Able mid eloquent speakers will he prevent, among whom arc the following: Mr*. Xarjr A. UTCVMI*. Chicago. Mr*. Lnejr Rtoae, mt BMton. aim Nma B. AatkMqr. of Xew York: Xn.

E. Cndjr MaaMa, ef Xew York. Xn. Pfceebn W.Vaaila^afM. Lenin. Jfra. Miriam 3f. Cole, NMaqr, Ohio Mr*. Harnh ChaM, el Cleveland. Henry •. Blnckwell. or BmIOM. Bev. Dr. Col

Iyer, of C'hleago.

Rev. H. D. .Moore, of Cincinnati. Mrw. M. V. Longlejr, of Cincinnati. NimlJIly I'eekman, Milwaukee.

Lady delegates and others, as far as possible, will be entertained by friends in the citv and suburbs.

AGUE CUBE.

^MetabuC

In Pills, Coil veil lent for Ise. Contains no Quinine. Produces no Dizziness, No Ringing ill the Ears. One Dose in a day sufficient. Cures Ague in all its forms. No Unpleasant Taste. Safe for the Youngest Children. No change of Diet required. Kxposure or unusual exercise will not destroy its Efficiency.

MEYER BROTHERS & CO..

GENERAL AOKXTS.

Fort Waye, Ind., and St. Loni* Mo. UTr'Korsalo by all Druggists. WHOLESALE ANI* RETAIL BY BINFORD & BROTHER

July 2-1. lPti!).wO«i

CARRIAGES AND BUGGIES.

/•'i.'lnr IhJifi'li/. :s«'-: •. (}. II. Dfiyhton M. I. Dnlierh/.

ESTABLISHED IN 185».

DOHERTY & DEIGrHTON

M\NI'|'ACTI*

I IS OH

Carriages, Buggies,

Spring Wagony,

SI LK I KS. E LOCI PEDES,

ANI»

FARM WAMOXN OF ALL KINDS

K'|iiiriii|( lloiw in ardrr,

II'""./. Htiii'ksmit/iiiy, /'iiintmii. Tri/iiniiin/.

ami

Old WorkMadeNew.

Sill AW JJrii'h'f Uwotitt the C*:Hlc)' C/iw/*A. Witshbu/toH Street.

Crawfordsviiie, Indiana.

Will lake Old Vehicle* III -\ehangc for Sew Work.

r|MlK

very liberal patronago be.itowed upou Us A in the last eight years by tho citizen? ot Montgomery, Parke, Fountain. Putnam, and Boone, counties, and our large and increased' business,impresses us with tho sense of ohligation wo aro under to our customers, and we feol it our duty as well as pleasure to express our thanks for past favor", and hope to retain and merit in future a continuance of tho same. We would desire to state that the. rjtiality of our work is now nearer perfection than ever before. I owing to enlarged facilcities for Manufaturing

-rr-r jc* and keeping a greatly increased stock on hand.

S TCWTjIjETi aL CO. O Wo would call special attention in this con-

nect on

to our Styles, which are up to the uioM

approved fnshions of the East. We invito the Farmers and all others to examine our Work, whioh wo arc determined shall

stand on its own merit We WARRANT our all work from one to two years.

ILr'Retiicinbcr tho place, two door South ofthe Mammoth Agricultural Room of Doherty, Mnhorney i, Co. inarch G'OOyl DOHERTY .1

DEIOHTON.

BOOTS AND SHOES.

TSTTCW FIRM.

Wallace & Company's

I Mens' Boots, Boys' Boots, Ladies' B^Ot &ild Shoe StOfC,

UN-

1\V

si lin^toi 1 Street»

OI'I'OSITI. 'I HI.

COTJIR/X

in-(H!illv of! flllfl.l

HOTTSIfcii,

iiiMY recetv uiig

HOME MADE WORK New und Complete Stoek of

Boot and Shoes

H»K iiii.

te.l

FA i, T:r A I t:.

They are all

FIRST CLASS GOODS

And will be

SOT.D CHEAP!

Try Them and See.

-. V-

WALLACE A COMPANY.

AuJuitU.lwjyl.