Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 12 March 1870 — Page 4

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O. H. BOWEN

MCCAIN, of the

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1 nCi jy IjIjIYIjV

A Paper for the People.

Of Social a»l Political Reform, Ii published every Patnrday.

OFFICE—••""""CS?

CRAWFORDSYJLlfXD.

TERMS:

Sinl» capy. one year six months .. three month* T*D copiei. oOft ew. to one address

Journal,

DABTER

William proposes to test the sin

cerity of his white brethren.

PERSONAL.—E. M. McDonald, Esq.. of Indianapolis was in our city for several days this week, '•/.eke" looks large and healthy. May his shadow never grow less.

THE Soros is of this city has culled a convention for the purpose of noniinating a candidate for the Mayoralty. MAv tlie best.

TIIE BOTTOMLESS PIT.—A new name for certain square on Washington street. The committee on improvements of streets anil aide walks will do well to take notice.

COMMENUABLK.—The cxamplo set by the enterprising clerk of the Stone Front in making a passage way over the street in front of his place of business.

HAKI» times for those whose wood piles were not as long us the winter. Wood is now selling nt the rate of ahuut ten dollars per cord, and is scarce even nt that price.

A lORMtn candidate for the Mayoralty hopes that the "Mud Turtle" will not, nt the coming election, stick its shovel in, where no shovel ought to be.

Till L., X. A. & C. Railway Co. will erect a line bridge over the crossing of Wabash Avenue, lis soon as the width of the street Ii determined.

THE

Journal

is anxious that the Radicals

hold a Convention to nominate a candidate for Mayor. We approve of the plan, and *uggest that the Convention be called ai an early day.

THE lecture of Mrs. Cadv Stanton nl Centre Church on Inst Thursday night, was liatened to by a small but appreciative audience.

S THE muscles of the students ot Wabash College are as yet to bear the weight of Carrington's whorefore the valiant (ieneral has ed to have a gymnasium.

W VXTKII.— A few good, substantial and intlueniial Republicans to announce lli,-ir names for one or more of the \arious county and munici]al ollices. The number is not yet i|uite full.

Tin

Journal

Wv. K. WAI.I.AIK, at the Clerk's Otlice, will rocpivc the names and money at the

Ctuh

"As for me. I have no particular j.reference among the numerous candinato. out I would like to. see some man of and

ability

Rt the head of the city government.'' So remnrked tin old and substantial citizen of this city in our hearing a few -days aince. Consent.

UKX.

JOHN W. RI.AIH. .Jy.. lifts instituted'' a mammoth hennery on the romantic banks rof Rock river. It is said to occupy some four acres of ground (ample room you know, forall practical purposes. and isjrun by a ten i'undred hen power. '-Lay on." and starve! be lie, who in this lenten season cries 'Hold Enough ef hen fruit."

I. N. VAXSICKM ESQ.. has on exhibition ,at hi* Jewelry Store, a beautiful piece of mechanism in the shape of a "Cuckoo"

Clock. Any one who has ever read

THE proposed extension and widening of Wabash Avenue, formerly known as South •treet, will make it one of the most bcHiitiiul streets in the city. We would respectfully suggest that there be no half wav work in regard to thi« avenue, on the part Of the city authorities. Let the full width Of Ul# Street be maintained throughout its

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CITYJYEWS.

"UNCLR NET," of Driskcll. & Jonnson S •tore, is oaid io be the very lxjsl cook in ilte

THE "Academy of Music' on street, under the superintendent Hodge, ia progressing finely.

'l nove'i,,!1-whosc

Proprietor.

will BE A candi

date for Mayor. His friends are determined that he Hhall run.

FOR a fine turn-out, call at Huff & Insley's Livery stable on Mnrkct street. See their advertisement In another part of the paper

IROS has bocn purchased] for the I.. R. & W. Railway track westward as far as Covington. The work of laying the iron down will be commenced next week.

& Co.,

keep the best stock of gro-

cerioa in the city. Farmers will always" find al their store a ready «ale for their produce.

Dai 8ASDEHS will be ft candidate for Mayor in the Radical convention proposed by the

Journal.

•f ust rC,-( Hrother.

speaks of a lady !ill poster,

as an illustration of strong mindedness. We can go one better. We saw a ladv carrying plank anil building a crossing over Pike street where the mud was nlmost unfathomable.

for the Indianajiolis Weekly

Sentinel. Next to supporting their own county organ, every good Democrat y.li.mld support our own State orgr.n.

CAHIIINCTOV is about to erect ami

maintain a Gymnasium at Wabash College. We suggest that the city council, the sorosis and the various churches, ami the sabbath schools of the citj- be called upon to donate v-* to this very commendable enterprise.

Mn. II. J. WEnSTKR, who held the office of County Recorder for eight years, will lie one of the many Rndicul candidates for County Clerk. TTis numerous friends are determined that he shall -buckle fortune on his b&ck to bear her burden whe'r lie will or no." Poor Hugh, we trust he •may have paiience to bear his load."

,b lhs

1 ILj well known Otd Comer Book Stcre. where

the venerable looking John R. Robinson, jr. who is an elder brother to that very handsome Thomas Robinson. Esq- who you know brings the morning paper?, the «oonest man in town, and where wall paper is not an object to be compared to window shades of magnificient line", colors and paiteru?. only to be compared to the georgeons binding of •the latest novel" bv the most celebrated

pm- .«,•» uo-.r- ...c h«

I ST. PATRICKS L)AV.patron saint of the

in 372. but tin* greater number agree that lie was born at the mouth of the Clyde, in Scotland, in 372, and died at Down, in Ulster, about the year I'M. It: the year 432 he began his missionary labors in Ireland, and preached the Gospel with wonderful effect. While preaching to the Irish, he used Ihe shamrock or clover, with its three leaves on one stein, to illustrate the Trinity, this accounts for its adoption by the Irish nation as its emblem. Perhaps no missionary ever accomplished a greater work than St. Patrick, or one more productive of good results his life was passed in a nide age and is consequently much obscured by tradition, but the good effects caused by his preaching will continue forever.

Tho National.

The National Hotel, directly south and opposite Union Depot at Indianapolis, is one of the best regulated Hotels in that city. Our citizens will do well to bear this fact in mind. It is easy of access from all trains, and within most convenient distance from the leading wholesale houses.

Everybody and all their relatives are requested to go to Gregg's to buy their hardware, and if we don't make the price, suit, don't buy. Come and see, everybody. U. M. and Hilly Scott arc always on hand ami ready to exhibit the celebrated Singer Sewing Machine. mchl'-'tf

The nflible Hilly liarbridge is still nt Gregg's Mammoth, ready to wait on his old friends. Iturbridge is one of the clevercsi men in town. Go see liim inch 12

LOCAL ITEMS.

1.1 lb» IliilH'r ('riirhcri Cor I nt ih of l!»o Hnjf.

•i Itii Nice Yellow Niiguini^ii of llir Fill lloj

For ."(O RAHVS' just received, handsonii). cheap and stylish, nt the House Keepers l'.uiporium of Robb .1- Mahorncy. .Mch-r

.1 IIK t'otfi for I «lyn of ihe Fnl lIo£.

Elegant Clothing.

lust received at Allen it Uros., no credit store lirect from Huston. The stock consists of all the latest and m-tsi fashionable sty!e« worn.". Meli'i

Now

Is the time to repaint your buildings and fences. The materials for which, yon can find, cheap, at l-'ry's Drug Store.

For Sale.

A very fine Gold Watch, binning case. N ill be sold cheap. Enquire al the ReView otlice. ichl'JwL'

Flax Seotl.

TO LOAN, mi favorable terms al I), diert.v, Mahomey Co.'s Agricultural ware room, on Washington street. ne\t door to ll(,Mi Malu.rney's Stove and Qucensware hou c.

We have in store and in transit two tliou-.-uol bushels of co-id ccd which we will loan or sell on favorable term--, and will contract to pay cash for the crop.

Partners come and eel the seed, it will pay ot: ten fold for your labor. Also I3U good plows different patterns, for spriiij p'.owins. Ii st received and sold cheap at

Mch.i wn DOUKUTV. MAllOKNEV A CD.

Kouso Koopiiiji EuiporiuiuOf Uohb .t. Mahorncy, on Washington street. In their new Mammoth Husiness Koom. is the place to buy your Stoves and Tinware, China. Glass and Quoensware. Wood. Willow and Silver Plated Wares. Silver Plated Castors. Spoons tc.. Cutlery, Hardware .lc.

They keep the largest stock and greatest variety in the cit.r. They are now receiving their spring purchases, bought at reduced figures, and will be sold correspondingly. Good goods and good bargains can be had of them.

Mchs w*

l,l$ar-

ny Gray's" description of his "Cuckoo Kettle and Copper Clock," will be anxious to tec it. Van. also haa imported a first class watch-maker, the best now In the •ilj.

Look at that pile of silver in Gregg's show window: if you would like to gingle some of it go there to buy your hardware, mch 1'2 tf

For a superior quality of sci?ors shears go to Oregg's lLirdwarc Store. nichl'2 if

City Market.

People can always find nt thtf market

only dement is that through «ition in regard to qualify nr prires.

no fault of theirs, it waE never their exalted roc hi"-' privilege to visit ihe'said nsforesaid. being as hereinbefore stated, on the old corner at Paints. the same place wh^re it is now ritint-vl. «,C. Billy try sells more glass, paint, putty, ... v.,

Mim. i. .sot. '. I for les« inonev.

—The birthday of this '•Green Isle." will be

duly observed by our Irish fellow citizens head young man. and our citizens should Vernon on next Tuesday night, at Eltzroth Hall, on by all means buy their Groceries ami Proof Prof. which occasion tlicre will be given a splendid *js'°ns '13? opened up on

oyster banquet, a lecture by 1 ather Halter.

which he |s sel

M.iy^lWltf.

il«n

Removal.

The IIO rreilit -tore of Allen .t lirotiier will uiove into their new room. N .1. Commercial Row. next week. Meh"wi

I lb* Uiit'il I'onelic* for 1 nt ilic of I lie llo:r.

divinity weak Io

muskets,

ifleriiiin-

N-II

•i

For n. Splendid Suit

Of cloths, consi^tim of pants, vest and coat, call in al the no credit store of Allen .t Hrother. 1 hey are selling the best and el eapest, clothins in the city. Mch." w-

Ntw Crop IllacU anil liuprriul 'IVni lo $1

,'iS

N I

ill I lie »ign of I lie llo«.

Fancy Cassimors, •d. at the no credit stmi ..I' Allen S. Meli.". «•.'

MiiySO./iflly

for si in llie

Baby Wagons.

t. (tninoey'i

•i

and

Sac«'a Catarrh Reniody. More than .'iC'O.OOO people bear testimony to the wonderful curativa effects of Dr. Pierce's Alt. Ext. or Oolden Medical Discovery. It cures Bronchitis, and the worst lingerinsr coughs. As 11* Anti-Iil-lious medicine for Liver Complaint, it has no equal. It permanently cures constipation of the bowels, cleanses and purifies the blood and thereby cures Scrofulous and Syphilitic mints nnd all diseases of the skin, as I'imples, Blotches, Boils, Rashes, and Eruptions. Sold by druggists.

Dr. Sage's Catarrh Remedy is backed by 5500,000.

Farmers bay the best, the Cincinnati Rover Plow has no equal for strength, lightness of draft or duribilitj. A full

tBtirt length within the limits of the cor- assortment of all the sixes and kind*, for porttlon. Otherwise its natural beauty sod stubble or for general use, at Gregg's Will WHrioxuly marred. I Mammoth.

rac

.r i- h.hU. j."'i I was r«red of Deafneas and Catarrh by a simof tintnrie & Hrother, every nrticle nsnal- pie rem'dy and will send the receipt free, ly kept in an establishment of this kind. V' MIJS. M. C. I.EOGETT. iloboken. S. J. at prices according to qnality. and as low as if sold from, a stump or from a board across some barrel*, or in some dark *'hole in a wall." They use no spring ssales at their market, and one can rely on getting the amount called for without any mistakes or equivocations. They weigh with the best and most accural'* scales in use. They warrant every article thev sell to

the best quality, and defv camp*-

oil, &c. than any other man. and does it

On Market Street.

Mike Kelley is an enterprising, go-a-

Market street, a full line of Oroceries.

,ing

and a cane presentation. Persons from the country hiving produce Popular legends have Patrick many miraculou among which was the ban veneinrjtts reptiles from frehinl by mentis of: A Card. a crosier, or nt.itf, which is said to have I would inform my old friends .ind cus been preserved with great veneration in the city of Dublin a- late as the year 1W0.

Errors of Youtli.

A Gentleman who suffered for years from Nervous Debility. Premature Decay, and all the effects of youthful indiscretion, will, for the pake of suffering humanity, send free to nil who need it, the receipt and directions for making the [simple remedy by which he was cured. Sufferers wishing to profft by the advertiser's experience, can do ?o by addressing. in perfect confidence, JOHN Jl. OGDKN,

May 2!' JSCrfl.ly. No. 43Cedar st New York.

I-'XTIIA SPECIAL NOTICE!

BEWARE OF COUIVTEUFEITM

Smith's Tonic Syrup has been counterfeited, and the counterfeiter brought to grief. SMITH'S TONIC SYRUP

The genuine nrticle must have Dr ltx Ui"i.i.'s private stamp on each bottle. Dr. .Toils' Ht i.i. only has the right to manufacture and sell the original JOIIK J. SMITH'S TONIC SYRl.'P, of Louisville, Ky. Examine well the label on each bottle. If my private stamp is not on the bottle,do not purchase,or you will be deceived. See my oolutnn advertisement, and my show card. I will prosecute any one infringing on my right. The genuine SMITH'S TONIC Svitri* can only be prepared by myself.

The public's servant. DR. .10IIN HI' Lb.

fjOrisviM.l'c Oct. 1 E. J. BINFORD & BROf Agents. lanr1—3in.

To Consumptives.

TIIK Advertiser, having been restored to health in a few weeks, by a very simple remedy, after having suffered several years with a severe lung affection ami that dread disease. Consumption—is anxions to make known to his fel-low-sutreerrs the means of cure.

To all who desire it, he will semi a copy of the prescription used (free of charge), with the direction for preparing anil using the "same, which tl.ey will find st'KE Ct'UK KOII CoxSL'.MRTION, ASTHMA, HUONCHITIS, etc. The object of the advertiser in sending the Prescription is to benefit the afilictcd. and spread information which he conceives to bo invaluable and he hopes every suffer will try his remedy, as it will cost them nothing, and may prove a blessing.

Parties wishing the prescription, will please adress REV. EDWARD A. WIl.SON. Williamsburg. Kings County, New York.

Xmjtortnnt.

l.Mroiri'A.NT.—Those who have attained to the greatest eminence in the science of Medicine, and who have by life-long study of, and experience with, the human organs, obtained great insight into the, origin and uthology of diseases, arc yet notwithstanding all their profound and learned theories, confessedly grouping in the dark as to the

first »•///.*

INFORMATION

remarkab!y

jow_

ascribed to St. to dispose of can find no better market. |JUV

,t!« "ehieveinenti I He buys all kinds oi produce and pays the -,r ,, Infill rna.kot prices. package Of Sea MOSS Fftlilie, banishment of all I manufactuml from pure Irish

may desirR ani wm )(J foHnd a(

According to ihe best authorities the life of residence at all hours for that purpose.. I

Saint 1'a trick was a very eventful one- have also just received a fine assortment I T?.,cmn i.0 T* -K.r r».. some writers state that he was born in Gaul

Srth Thomas clocks,

which will be soldi

oro h,„ ,t„ nnmh,r n.ree that c.ieap, and win be warranted. Let the cheapest, healthiest and most

my old friends, and all others, cull at my residence, where I will be happy to see them. m27tf. JAMES PATTERSON.

SPECIALS.

On Time.

of any and all

diseases that effect, our race. Hut this much has been clearly elucidated, and is become an axiom witli the learned profession, that by far the greatest number of our ailments are directly trucnblc to derangement of the digestive functions, and if "good digestion wait on appetite," health will be the nlmost uniform result. Acting upon this axiom, the inventor of Dr. Hurley's Celebrated Stomach Hitters has been eminently successful (judging from the many testimonials that arc constantly pouring in upon him through the mails and pressi. in preparing a remedy to meet and -nip in Ihe bud" all this long list of obscure and distressing derangcmeilts thai render "life sc.irco worth the living." We are glad to learn that the public here are beginning to appreciate these Hitters upon their intrinsic merits. anil that they can be had every where.

See advertisement in another column. fcbl'.i'TO

SHERIFF'S SALE

virtue of MI execution to me directed from I the Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas of Montgomery county. State of Indiana, in favor of Henry T. Sample, issued to mo us Sheriff of said county. 1 will expose to sale at public auction'and ontcry. on SATI'RDAY, the Sfith day

interest, it being the one-half part of the north west quarter of section thirty-two (H2) in township nineteen (10) north of range four (41 west

also the west half of the southwest quarter of!

chains and fifty links ton corner— bVi'ng 'the

northeast corner of said Whlthck's

of said quarter section, witness Hcd Oak and

WEEKLY REVIEW—CRAWFORDSVILLE, INDIANA, SATURDAY, MARCH 12, 1870.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

mchl2— w4

The Magic Comb ^d^'hf'r Tr beard to a permenant black or brown. It contain* no poison. Any one can use it On efent by mail for SI. Address

MAGIC C03f CO. Springfield. Mas,'. mfhl2 m3

IX. THE "PEOPLE'S JOl RXAL." How Teach

ers, htudent.-?. Retired Clergymen, Ener-fetic 1 oung Men and Ladies can make from S75 to S100 per month during the Spring and Summer. A copy free. Send name and address to People's Journa', Cincinnati. Ohio mchli

HINKLEY

KMTTI\f, VtGIII\E

FOR FAMILY 1^1--KMTS EVERVTHINC.

itl'I.E. rHEAI'. RELIABLE AGKNTS WAXTEI).

fiircularnna sample stock in? FREE. Address ljj.Nh.LLY KNITTING MACHINE CO.. 1C2 est 4th St.,

Cincinnati, Ohio. mchlS m2

THE NEW ARTICLE OF FOOD.

For twenty-five cents you can

yOlir Druggist OF Gl*OCer

Moss or Carrageen, which will

omers, that for the present, I will repair make Sixteen qunrfc Of JJlailCh such watches, clocks, and jewelry, ns they ir. ... ... Mange, and alike quantity of Pud"i dings, Custanls, Creams. Cliar-

delicious food in the world. RAND SEA MOSS FEBJNE CO., 53 Pai'ke Place, N. Y. mehl mts

A N A I O N I E S

Anybody can buy the best cook stove in the market, the oven so arranged that the bent passes entirely around it, bakint: quick and even. Very cheap at Irwin's, .sittn of the Oolden Stove, on six month's time. IIo will sell queenswaro ratlVe IS the Sheet-anchor of the and glassware lower than any house in this triule. Remember his stoves are ruaranteeil and sold on six month's time. Call and see liitn.

S." T.—1860 -X

This wonderful vegitable resto-

feeble and debilitated. As a tonic and cordial for the aged and languid, it has no equal among stomachies. As a remedy for the nervous weakness to which women are especially subject, it is superseding every other stimulant. In all climates, tropical, temperate or frigid, it acts as a specific in every species of disorder which undermines the bodily "strength and breaks down the animal spirits. For sale by all druggists. mchl-2 mG

THE AMERICAN FAMILY

Knitting Machine

pros

I* presented to the puhliit :i* tho most Simple, urable and compact and Cheap Knitting Ma* chine ever invented.

Durable and compact and CI ir invent

PRICE ONLY $25.

This machine will run either backward or forward with equal facility: makes the same stitch as by hand, but far superior in every respect.

Will knit 20,000 stitches in one minute.

and doperfuci work, leaving every knot on the inside of the work, it will knit a pair of stockings (any si/.o) in less than half an hour. It will knit Close or Open, plain or Ribbed work with any kind of course or fine woolen yarn, or cotton, silk or linen. It will knit stockings with double heel and toe, drawers, hoods, sacks, smooking caps, comforts purses, mufs aignans nubias, undcrsleves, mittens, skating caps, lamp wicks,mats. cord, undorshirts. shawls, jackets, eradle blankets, leggins suspenders, wristers, tidies, tippets tutted and in fact an endless variety uf articles in everyday u«u. nt well a- for I ornament.

FROM

JCJ

TO sin FL'Ii DAY

Can be made any one with t^e American knitting -Machine. knitt in? stockings, AC..whilc expert opera tors can even make money knitting tancy work, which always demands a ready sale. A person can readily knit from twelve to fifteen pairs of stockings per day. the profit on which will, be not less than forty cents per pair.

FA E S

Can sell their wool at o.ily forty to fifty cents per pound but by getting tho wool made into yarn at a small expense, aad knitting it into socks, two or three dollars per pound may be realized. On receipt of S'-'o we will forward a machine as ordered.

We wish to procure active AtJKNTS in every section of the I'nited States and Canadias. to whom the most liberal inducements will be offered. Address, American Knitting Machina Co. inch 12 WI liosTox, MASS.. or ST LOUIS MO.

THE GREAT MEDICAL DISCOVERY!

DI. WALKER'S CALIFORNIA

VINEGAR BITTERS.

.MURK THAN .)W.(HK l'KRSOXS "ear testimony to their wonder- §55 ful curative powers. s| WHAT ARE THEY, Iff3

-V

section twenty-nine same township and Pr'.'v,ded the bones are not destroyed bv mineral range, bounded as follows Beginning ar the I '1 _upointI'of

northeast corner of the northwest quarter of said section thirty-two (30). aid running thence south with theeast line of said last mentioned quarter section, thirty-nine chains^and seventy links to tho sontheust corner of said quarter section, being nt the center of said section thir-ty-two. (.H), thence west with the south boundary of said quarter section ten chains and fifty link? to the corner of a lot sold to A Whitlock otf of said quarter section, thence north 27 degress west (compass regulated at six degrees variations) four chains and seventy-five links to a corner, thence north i'-j degrees west, three

fin

st half of

tho southwest qunrtcr of said section (-29) thencesouth with said east line of said Vr est .• ,, half of said southwest quarter, twenty-three

... six acre

more or less, Excepting and reserving, howcv er. one qnarterjof an acre {including tho gravey,' on sftid premises. And RISU the water privileg awarded to Porcas Xicholson in the proceedin for Partition instituted in the Probate Court said county between Joshua B. Purcel and tr, Dorcas as appears by the records of 4 Court, and also excepting and reserving f?_ said conveyancer the right of way to the Louf, Tille, New Albany 14 Chicago Railroad throueL -—•premises on the line on which said road's located in said county, to be sold to satisfy execution, interests and costs# and if the same will not bring a sum sufficient to satisfr said execution, 1 wi»on the same day at the same place, offer the fee siiaple of said real esJ*t*. to satisfy a iudgemeni for three thousand I five hundred and nine and 75—100dollars. /-iiprrT* baid real esUte taken as tho property of John

Sirectscr, et al Uch3 w-l

hi2 if

THEV AUE XOT A VII,E FANCY DRINK. KMI'IBK BLOCK,

Made of I'oor Kiuti, tVhiikj-, Spirit*, nuil Kcfiitr JLiiiuora, doctored ed pid sweetened to please the taste, cafled "T»-. s." "Appetizers." "Uestorers." ic„ that I leaa the tippler on to drtiukenes? and ruin, but

dobstructed and slugf'fh in the veins cleanse itwhen it is foul and* hi feelings will

In liillious. Remittent, and Intermittent Fevers, theseUitters hare no equal. For full diree-

lon rc car

chains, to the southeast corner of said west half £*LuJllanguages—Lnglish.

circular arounI each

man, re rich nnd Spanish."

Ger

,LL DRL'UOISTS 4 DEALERS

ecu ted

11 mnrvpt)

ettor

&5enB

Pfper,note papern^^^^

Sheriff 2. «naJityof paper desired. anT

I dinflf. at the Review Office.

BOOTS & SHOES.

Boots Shoes

For Everybody,

Large Stock

FOR

Spring Trade.

Campbell & Harter

Are getting in their

new stock of Boots and

Shoes, from the BEST

Manufacturers in the

Country.

The best bargains in

town can be had of

Campbell & Harter.

Call and see the Goods.

March 5 1-7(1.

MUSICAL ACADEMY.

CRAWFORDSVILLE

S I A A A E

STONE FRONT.

C. R. HODGKE,

Professor of Music, and

Organist of St. Jolm's Chunli,

BlvltdS

leave to announce to the people of Crawfordsville and vicinity that he will open a MUSICAL ACADEMY tho Istof March, for tho purpose of giving instructions in the Theory and Practice of Music.

Tho first term will consist 1' three months, from March 1, to June 1 13*0. Instruction will be given in Elementary Music Solo and Chorus Singing, Thorough Mase, Harmony. Arranging and Composition,

TERMS:

Per month .-s'J lid Per term [3 months] 5 HO Spccial Classes will be formed in Piano, Organ. Violin and Flute music nt the extra charge of 81 per month, or §2 50 for the full term. Private or individual lessons will be given at S3 per month for Instrumental, and SiS forj

DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

NEW FIRM.

M01WKTT& BOOS-:,

althy condition. No person can take these Bitters according to directions and remain Ion" unwell.

ann

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gnen for an incurable case,

Ic?.rl ^'.e organ

wasted beyond the repair. For I II fin mum lory niiii Clirouic Itbeulunliam, IIIKI (Soul, Drn|tcp«in, or lin|j. Xealiou, Billiou* Itemillcul, nnd 111 lormitlcnt ll'orcr, Di»cnaci of tlte Blood. ljvcr, Kidney*, nnu Bladder, these Bittern have been most successful. Such cs are caused by Vitiated Blood, which i« generally produced by derangement of the Iligcalirc Or^nna. I

So.

Proof A W O S I E

A I.KKS IS 1'IKK

S S

Paints, Oils. Dyestuffs, Perfumery, Fancy Articles Pure Wines and Brandies

For Medical Purposes.

l'atent Mcdiuines, Also, Lamps, (jlasswarc, I.etter.'Cap. and Note 1'aper, l'ens, Pencils,andlnk.

I»Ki:S€MUi' TWO.YS

Cleanse the itiated Blood whenever you find Carefully prepared and promptly attended to.

its impurities bursting through tho skin in

Pimples, truptions or ores pJcs.r.«A..Lr when

y.ou

.. ... -V- UU« All our Work is Warranted from

ow n£t

AliENTS sure made by or female, sell

PATENT EV CLOTHE elothes

ejrespectfullyisoricitpatronaee from the pnblic in ln-n

general. [Jan2O'06. Oil! Ill Ml O 11 s.

SHERIFF'S SALE.

B\from

virtue of an Execution, to me directed the Clerk of the Common Pleas Court, of Montgomery County. State of Indiana, in {».- vorjof W.J Halllday et al issued to me as'Sheriff of raid county I will expose to sale at pjiblic auction nnd outcry, on SATURDAY, the ti'th day of March. 1?T0 between the hours of 10 o'clock a.m. and 4 o'clock p.m., of said day, at the Court House door, in the City of Crawfordsville. Montgomery county. Indiana, the rents and profits, or a term not exceeding seven years, of tne fol-

described Keal Estate in Montgomery

'j county. Ind, to-wit: A fractional piece of land bonnded as follows Beginning one hundred

Benham.

GROCERIES.

N E W I E

NEW GOODS.

NEW PRICKS.

J0H\ ISKITTON & CO.

Have purchased the

Grocery Establishment

Heretofore owned by .lud^c Riley,

On Washington Street.

Four door# south of the National Bank, added a

Large Invoice of New

To the stock already on hand, and have now for sale alarpe and well selected stock of

FAMILY GROCERIES

Of the finest qualities which they propose to sell,on as reasonable terms as any house in the city. Those wishing to buy tor either

CASH Oil COUNTRY PRODUCE

Will do well to call on us. as we arc deteriuiii ed not to be undersold by any one.

Bcmrmbrr Ihe plnre, directly opponilc lb old pump, oimoulli Waahlnglan atrorl. janSSyl

REAL ESTATE AGENCY.

W. 3*. WRITTOjtf'S

Real Estate Agency,

Crawfordsville, Indiana.

HAIVNG

taken out 11'eomtnissioii 11s NOTA

RY PUBLIC, I expect, in addition to the practice of lnw and tho collection of government claims, to do business as a

Conveyance and Real Estate Agent

The following is partial list of property now in ray hands for sale or exchange Twenty-five vacant lots in Hughes' second addition to the city of Crawford vil!e, at prices ranging from :?ISO to $300.

Vacant lots in Graham. Connard A Houston's addition, at prices from $575 to S'-HXi. Vacant lots in Sappcnfichl's addition at prices from $i!00 to $300. A two acre vacant lot. well situated, to be laid off in town lots. Price St.-ioo Improved lot on 'College street, house of five rooms,cistern, etc. Price ... l.fiOO Improved lot "on College street, house of six rooms, cistern, well and fruit. Price l,a00 Improved lotcn College street, new house of_five rooms etc. Prico l,:Vr.ti Business lot near the Court House .square.

Price uoo improved lot 011 Vernon street (food house, cellar, cistern, fine fruit etc..! 3,vti Improved lot 011 Vernon street two story frame house, cistern, cellar, stable, .tc.

Prico •.'.-.IKI Improved lot on Vernon street. I?j story house, with all tho desirable conveniences, fino fruit and shade trees. Price 3,.-(l(i Improved lot near the M. E. Chureh good house, collar, cistern largo stable lot CD feetl'ront. Price -.'.(Hio Two well improved lots near the College, fourrootns each.good cisterns. Prico each l.-.titi Improved lot 011 Washington street I.IMIO Improved loton Washington street........ 1,300

Seventy acre farm near the Fair Grounds at S05 per acre, Eighty-six acres of land within miles of the city at SO") per acre.

Forty acres of land within two miles of the city at §00 per acre. The above is only a small portion of the property in my hands for sale.

Persons desiring to invest in any kind of Heal Estatowill.I think, find it to their interest to call and see me before purchasing elswhere.

W. P. MUTTON', ATTY.

Office -d Floor Washington Hall, Crawford.'*ville Indinn. uuiirT'OOy

CARRIAGE MANUFACTORY.

CARRIAGE FACTORY:

J. S. MILLER &

AKTEIi

Vocal

Tickets may be procured of I'rof Hodge, at the "Old Corner llook Store," and of Agents. Persons living out of town desirous of attending the Academy, will be furnished with board at reasonable rates.

BKPEKENCES:—Kev. I. A. Hagar, L, A. Foote, Al Hatney. P. M.. Frank Elston. Stanley Simpson, Kinford l!r' s., Dr, W. I. May and Henry Campbell. fcljl!' w-'l

J?w"'!

and twenty (120) feet north of the northwest "t

east one hundred and forty (HO) feet thence south seventy 1*0) feet thence west one hundred and forty (140) feet to the place of beginning, to 1 be sold to satisfy said execution, interests, and costs, and if the same will not bring a sufficient sum to satisfy said execution, I will on the ^ame day at the same place, offer the fee simple aid real estate, to satisfy a judgement for hundred and three :md 92—100 dollars, id real estate taken as the [property cf I

II. E. SIDE.VER. I Sheriff.

L'BLE Shovel Plows for the millions, at GREGG'S.

I'VImutrv

it. Wassail.

Established, ill ISIili.!

iSV/v/7, Xorth nf (Juuvt Hnitzr

€KALVFOKDSVII.L.I L.\I.

returning thanks to the public for ill liberal patronage bestowed upon us for the last thirteen years, we would respectfully eal the attention of friendsand the public generally to an inspection of our

Carriages. Ruggies.

SPRING WAGOXS,

Sulkies and Sleighs.

to be unsurpassed in strength and finish, using none but the best selected well seasoned second I erowth timber, and employing none but the most skillful and experienced workmen. The high reputation our work has sustained in the thirteen'years Jpast gives us confidence! in our ability as Carriage Makers, licing exclusively engaged in manufacturing only light work enables us to keep a much fijier. larger, and better I stock than any other house in the West. We confidently assert thnt our work and priees can not be excelled by any other establishment. The continual increase in business has made is necessary to enlarge our facilities formaniifacturing, We rail especial attention to W. 11. Kamson's

i. Palwil AiHi-Kattliiitf Fifth VliwI

A recent invention, and the greatest improvement ever added to a earriage, buggy or "pring Wagon. We have t'-e exclusive county right] We use

Sarver's Paten! Biu^.v Wlieel,

With Patent Kivet for fastening felloes so that it ia impossible for the felloe to split under any circumstance. I

Ihe latest ailll best Imnroveniellts

A variety of th and finish of ev

iel ite-t «tvle= of l'Mt. nt

Cloths,

Hosiery,

Flannels,

Nov. i. 1 *07

Tl,(1J ch,ased

Eastern Styles Monthly

Kroiu New Vork and Philadelphia*wc shall c..n linue tn manufacture work as reliable as herein fore.

OM Work Taken in Exrhanire

itiiri rRi\

f.° Wood-work done to order. HUeksuathing Painting and Trimming done with neatnes-i nnd dispatch. We invited all to call and -iee a our work will recommend it-elf.

Superior Farm A\ agons!

'arm

Wagons built expressly for thU

AVI VTf'I)' corner of out lot.number four (-1) in Ladoga, and hid of the Kros.. ot South Rend. ,n «dV running thence north seventy (TO) feet thence

I, -tu.l?b?ker Hrn/ Jff^nSth

VKKV BEST I'LVUKK.

and more with the view of giving entire satisfaction to purchaser* than profit to the manufacturers or to us. We fully

Warrant Them Every in Particular For Otf Year,

IETRemember the place, Uarkot Street, North ot Con

Jonrt Ilcase. Jnlrl7.l8r.tt J. MILLER A CO'

STOVES, TINWARE, Ac

NOW IS THE 'TIME.

In order to make room for my

A E S I N A S E S

1 I am now ottering

O I E S

.j Xot nt COST, for 1 cannot live without some }»rotit.

Below I give a list of prices as compared with old rates.

i(iivo it a careful rcailinir. ami remember we warrant a II pur OOIIs.

OLD PRICE. NEW PRICE. X». iS Cook Stovo (H) Xo. (S Cook StOVt J? 22 (K) Xo. 7

12.

Medium 7-") Medium

Xo. 8 Wash Boiler

Xo. 7

00 Xo. 7 17 W

Largest size Dish i'an 1 00 Largest size Dish Pat 7 0 ^Ictliiini 7o ^fediuni size r,o Small Small 3T" Large size Tin Hucket 1 (tf) Large size Tin Duckets

2 r, 0

2 2"

gal. Tin Cups

Quart to Quart Tin ('ups 10 gal. ('oftee Puts (0 !, iral. Coil'ee Pot.-# 40 Wash Pans :jo \Vash Pans 2o Knives ami Fork.v

Knives and Forks

(x) I Jest Glass (ioblets

Glass Tumblers 1 (Jlass Tumblers 7o Covered Dishes, (.'[ass 2 ro

SOLD AT GOLD PRICES.

fl^'Don toi'n't't the place. "SiL'it Main street. ('rnwfordsville. I ml.

\'2. I87.

I CRAWFORDSYII LE,. I3NTDXA.2SR^..

Hoop

at most reasonable.prices. Terms Easy.

7^.V 1 1 [V A li.pw l-or further particular? inquiry

er ki.id. A» we reeene the ham.of the ".Nniinmoth." Janttf

Vyiire:it

(3- O O

(A S.

Cassiraeres, Dress Goods,

Gloves. Notions,

White Goods, Shawls,

siii«l BSnlmos'iil Kkirth-.

Also, a w«li assorted »t.

ck of

3VT 33 S

at /he lott'csf market

FOR SALE.

(ircat Salo of Ileal Kstate.

S|ilcn«li(l opportunity for Securing A Home. 1^0It SALE.—That very desirable property I the northwest corner of Jefferson and Wa'.-

nut street-1, one squrre south of the Christia.. church, ami onesbuare east of the College Cainpus. Tlio lot is !"l feet front by 1.V.I in depth, with two good dwelling houses, well, cistern, cellar, outhouses, Ac., sufficiently retired to very desirable for residences, and at the UIIIC time, being within very convenient distance of the business part of the eity.

Also, those very line building lots in tho «a«torn part of the city: two fronting on Vernon street extended—one. feet front bv I.Vi in depth—and ono W feet front by t'.u in depth and two fronting on tho track of the L. N. A,t

(Jra-

ATTENTION.

fin or cornered upon me by 'ruling a a it as

note. Call for the book at Kinford'! Drug Store. W. MAV.

LIVERY.

J.I VKK V, SALi: Ac FKK1) S I'A HLK I North \J' Marktt Street,

CRAWFORDSVILLE. INDIANA. I Constantly rui hand the best of Miuglr or DOHbie Tcnrnt, Haddlr llorM-«.

A new stock of

CARRIAGES AND BUGGIES

ALHO AN

O N I S Running to all train-'.

All orders left at my Office promptly filled. J. B. l.NSLE 1

I May 29, 1-09.

FARM FOR RENT.

TN Co 1 AiO(

(.'reek Township, containing TiOaeres Jeeres plowed land. 100 acres of which new never having been planted, and »o acre pasture, all under fence. febM w-l

as the

Apply to I. C. KLSTON.

THE old established Dry Goods Store, known

anee

oi)

Xo. 8 W ash I»oiler 1

Xo. 7 r,0

Stove .Pipe per joint JO Stove Pi]»e per joint 20 {jgal. Tin Cups

2-^\-

2 2o

00 1 ")0

Ames' Shovels 1 7 .- .\ine.s' ShoVel 1 f0 .Dog Irons 7 cts Dog Irons 4 cts Cast-steel Scoops 1 7 Cast-steel Scoops 1 Disten's Wood Saw 1 Disten ood S.mw 1 2.5 Set best Dishes ."i 00 Set Pest Dishes 75 Jiest Glass Goblets

Covered Dishes. Gla-s 1 r,o

Glass Dishes jo (JIass. Di«hc.v io

A lid thousands ot" uthci articles too tedious, to iiir-ntion all of which will be

the

DRY GOODS, NOTIONS,

(iohleii JStuve

51-

IltHliV.

&c.

No. 4 EXCHANGE BLOCK,

"i&

(. I

W ASSON & lOr. .iVl O I I

I O

AI.-j. a tul! lino ot

A fine assortment and variety of whiidi we keep constantly on hand in our new briek show room on.Washington street, second door We claim IS, 5^IIM»S, .H.aiS, JfS. flliaSS !(''IlSWjll'e

WASSON .V hi.I,MOKE

WAGON FACTORY. J.

FARMERS THIS WAY

/f you want a

Cil C) I \v CI ON'

SMITH a BONNEL!

Bailroad each five feet I runt by IM in \\'K returnthariks 'to^lhe£f truji:rj1ind otheri ucpth All lying between the residenee of Wil- fortlie liberal patronage heretofore a a or in re id of 1 to W in it to a an

I "/nIn1e

,,ur

A a a a a a

Spring, A.TICS, Spokes and Hubs, one acre each, adjoining the County fairgrounds manship. AI«o

on the south, any or all ,of which may "be pur-

MjUmove.

ex-bo-

.»[, wagons, which are erected of

Wiu^ojis Repaired anil Kr|)aintHl,

On hort not'je and uio.t reasonable teriu-1. alto

PLOWS OF ALL KINDS

^paired to order, and tin- beii

"WAG-ON" SEATS

I., .hi: country, the REV ERSAHLE SPRlMi. ivnich is more durable ami olieapor than the If'!6111 springs, which we offer for about onetinlf the money.

All trork wnrrinn«l froiu our lo in y-M r«.

wJsrof

'?^!ncVl1"

r!o

o'! ernon Street

»IUt the Po.it-OfEoe. Aprils. l-69.ly SMITH J. RON.VH,.

LIVERY.

I E

SALE & FEED STABLE

I would respectfully announce that I am I K0W. accommoilato the puilice with th best outfit in the way of livery teams to be found in the city. 1 have the

BEST TRAINED HORSES, and the finest 9 BUGGIES AND CARRIAGES ^'barges are always reasonnble. Stock meni will a"" my fire-proof brick stable an exoellent place

POP Tj-p-M-rn for selling or keeping horses beln* in the (center nffl

I of the oity, near the Cout House.

A Bu Wi

Corner. Apply to, I

feblttf U. Ckh'KEDV.

111 a11

Railroad Train.

deeti'owif 1. O. BRITTO*.