Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 16 April 1870 — Page 1

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WVNTBD.

ROOM

in private family, with board for bu lol farniib own room. food wOnce. fnaeM ftr~en. apr 16

Addren "It" this

STATE TICKET.

Secretary of State,

NORM AN^EDDY. of St. Joicph Couciy. •-.•*••..-

For Auditor of StoU.

JOHN C. SHOEMAKER, of Penj C.,uutj

±bW& For Treasurer of

JAML5 ti. RYAN, of Marion County ,*

For Attern'y GtntraL *1

KIT LESS W. BANNA. «f Vlf« C&6f>r:«

For Superintendent of fVWrc Tnttr,etmnl i'ig

M1LTON n. FIOPKINS.of MontgomeryCV»uniy

~Li For Jkifyn of Sirprrme O^irt,

JAMES L. WORDEN. of Allen County. ALEXANDER C. DOWNEY, of Ohio Cou&tjV SAMUEL H. BI'HKIRK, of Monroe County. JOHN PETTIT. rf Tippecanoe County.

Some twenty negro votes, were polled*at the Radical primary election on ln«t Saturday. One neprrn i- erid ro have voted three times.

Hevkrai. white Republicans who

out a udg

word of opposition from the If

The

nomination of Frank Hilton

was it defeat of the I'adieal Ring, beaded by Dr. Thomas. Frank will innke a good officer, and outside the Ring, will meet with no opj oaition from any of our citizens.

Mr. R. II. Mvrii'K has published a card in the

.lountol.

declining to be a

candidate for officc. Myrick's case is similar to that of the fox in the fable. The grapes "hang too high, and what i* worse, they are exceedingly sour...

Radical Taxation.

Any one looking from a distance upou tho doings of the present Radical Congress, could but conclude that it was placed in power expressly to grasp what little the war and the thieves had left the people, in order to appropriate to their own use.

Bank directors, railroad president*, cotton lords and iron duke.-, are the uiajority of that body, and coti.-e-ijuently it" legislation i-: mainly directed to the passage of such laws as will teud directly to their own benefit, regardless of thc deleterious effects upon the business interests of the body of the people.

The leading Radical newspapers*iir1§ beginning to see themselves. They are disgusted with it. They revolt at its enormity, and are beginning to de't nounce the rascals they have assisted 1 to place in power, in no measured t«rms. Among thein the Chicago

Tribitnr,

is prominent. In ii« issue of

yesterday, it said "We have t'onpres.-, who are tuh :se,l liv ulfieinl figure! that, despite llio exlraordfnary expenditures, tliere will In- .1 sitvjilus revenue of 612.".,000,000 for (he y.vir, und vet tliey reject all propositions to roduce taxation. Thc Senate has just voted to renew the income tux and instead of reducing the tiixes upon thc common necessaries of life, the House is now considering a hill to increase them in various ways. We have a corps of revenue officers at Washington who, instead of Administering the law fairly and equitably, devote all their ability to thc discovery of new and ingenious modes of hunting down the tax-paver«, to extort rxtrn shillings and additional pennies nnder technicalities which* would disgrace a I'olice Court pettifogger reiving upon the tact that ninety-nine men out of every hundred would rather pay an unjust !ax than it and ft lawsuit with the government. And now, to clap the climax, it is proposed to pass a bill to contract the currency to the amount of $.'!(0,000,000 in one year, and bankrupt everybody who has not been a bankrupted by paying taxes, tinder the pretense of reducing thc interest 011 a small portion (less than one-eighth) of the national debt—a scheme, the very shadow of hieli has paralyzed every department of trade and industry in the United states.

The American people arc on the rack. The appliances of torture avo in skillful and experienced hands, and so long as there is any blood left in them, our rulers will apparently never relax. It is, perhaps, sometimes well not to lie aware of what is in store for us. We know that the inhabitants of Chicago can pay from ten to twenty millions of taxes annually, and it is plain that so long as they submit to the taxation the demand will not he diminished."

Our readers will remember that the abovo is from thc leading Radical pa per of the northwest. It is a confession of sin and shame from the chief of Radical apologists for other Radical crimes.

iffrcilng Sccne—An Old Man l'ardoiiod Tears of Conflnement. alterTircnly

A Boston of thf 3th

tlUpateh

says: A most touching sceno occurti'd the Mai?5aclaisptt.^ State Prison, in Charlcstown. yesterday afternoon. Over tweuty years ago a young man named George lluunewell. with everv prospect of a bright and prosperous future, fell from a proud and upright station of sobriety and integrity to

the lowuess of drunkeness and vice, and, as too many have before and since done, soou bccame a willing follower

aud an easy victim of that curse of humanity, strong drink. In October -1S47, after a release from au iniprisoument of six months he deliberately set tire in the night-time to his own home, and a brother of his, in endeavoring to secure some papers from the building, perished in the flame- Htinnewell wa* arrested, tried and convicted, and sentenced to be hanged, that being the penalty for jarson iu those days. The sentence, however, was eemmuted to imprisonment for life. About the 1st of February, twentytwo years and two months ago, be entered the gates of a prison from which, to him, there was no returning. Isolated from the bright and busy world without, dead forever in this existence, to the blessed gift of freedom, he seemed doomed to live on and perhap? die within the walls of a building to him a living tomb. Only once during urday night his circulation was Neatly those long and weary years, and then disturbed, but yesterday his pulse was for only one short hour, has he been becoming more regular. Jones is permitted to gate npon the scenes of bruised and painfully sore from head

NEW SERIES—VOL, XXI, NO 33

lived on day after day. patient, yet hopeful that he ini[*ht ycr be pardoned anil *e'. free, but never darini'. perhaps, to expect a realization of his prayers.

Rnt yesterday opened a new leaf iu his experience of life, for at noonday he stood, for the fir^t time fnr nearlv a quarter of a century, a free man. By the consent of the (Jovernor ar rangement« were effected for extending to this old and patient prisoner a

are suspected of bcinp conservative, full and unconditional pardou. About were refused the privilege of votir.g

at the Radical primary election on last I

lain, Warden IIayne«, offered a few remarks, comprising a brief

Two things, Imwever, wc have a right to demand, and the issue of such momcutons importance that wo shall lake good care thut neither be overlooked. This quostion largely involves the pccuninry l'abilitics of power, all railroad and other moileyed corporations. We insist that 110 one heavily interested in them, either as stock- I holder or as long-retained counsel, can, without gross indecency, sit in the trial. It raises questions lately much discussed aiming members of the l.ar. We insist that 110 one fresh from thc bar can. after haviiig^j already as an advocate expressed decided opinions concerning thc points now tn be tried, sit as a Judge on their trial.

In the universal alarm, concerning thc purity of our Judiciary, \vu have been ac- I customed lo tnru to the Supreme Court as a refuge from prevailing corruption, l.et our Judges look to it that they do nothing to cause even the shadow of suspicion to'f'all on their high oHiee.

A Man Kails Down a Shaft One Hundred and Tnenty-eiglH Foot Doep.

On Saturday afternoon an accident occurred to a miner iu this city, the extraoidinary result of which challenges belief. A man named Thomas Jones, about thirty years of age, and weighing perhaps 150 pounds, fell down a shaft one hundred and twentyeight feet deep without breaking a] bone or receiving auy apparent serious injury. Jones is a lessee of a mine in Lander Hill, belonging to the

his farlj years, qnd then only from I to foot, hut there i* good reason to be-1 the rupolp. of his prison. Never dnr- liere that he will be" up and moviqgfe.ff""

hie confinement hn« he been per-

mittC(1

to go out*ide the gate* he en

tered so many yea re ago. He bas

clock the prisoner? were called

t0 thc

cl,aI)e1' wJ.cre

-3 ,r, I a numerous audience, and after the Saturday. The negroes voted w.th-

were

°,reated

usua f]evotional exercise.:

fluite

,iy

the f,hap.

resume

his experience during his connection

with the prison, and afrer briefly luding to the annual custom of the Governor of pardoniug an inmate of his large family, he stated that to-day it gave him great pleasure to announce as thc subject of executi\e clemency the name of (ieorge Ilunnewell. and requested him bearing that, name to stand up. fn response an old, grayhaired man, fifty-nine years old, slow ly arose, with mingled feelings of joy and surprise depicted 011 bis features. Excited cheers arose from the audience, which was gladly joined in by the prisoners, and in the confusion and excitement Ilunnewell wa3 hurried o.nt of the chapel, to throw aside forever the garments of a felon, and soon came forth clothed in tlie habiliments of a free man.

He was warmly and frequently congrdtulutcd upon his exit from prison life, and he will in a few days depart for hi«- home in Western I'cnnsylvanis.

Keopenliig the Question.

1'nitrd State? Attorney (ienenil Hoar has made a shameless attempt to re-open thc currency decision which was lately made by the I'nited States Supreme Court, declaring the Legaltender Act. so fur as it applied to contracts before the passage of the law, unconstitutional. Two new Judges have been placed on the Bench for thc express purpose of reversing this just decision. Iu other words, it is proposed to get from a packed Court such a decision as thc Radical politicians desire?" All can see where we are tending, when such proceedings as this to break down the Judiciary are openly favored by the Administration, This provokes even 'he New Vork 7'ritjini' to say

Maulmttcu Company, which he and his •tatb o' 'SDUJA, --i

l-^.O,

W A

at theconrt house in the city of Crawfordsville, then and there to answer this complaint. Witness my hand and the seal of

|u 'aid

April.

about in 1 short time. That he was not instantly killed is marvelous, but that a man should fall 12S feet down I a narrow and rajjged shaft without breaking fo much as a bone almost' passer belief. There was au extraordinary case in this city several years ago, in which a boy, eleven years old. fell down the shaft of the South American, 16S feet deep, and escaped with two broken litub«. which, in j* about ninety days, were as as pood and firm as ever.—Rcw

Campbell & Harter

Immense Stock,

Ir t'l-l'r-icf 11

DRY GOODS,

Adapted to the :t ujUn and the wants y( thtf poople. which they offer at prices which all .-lirewd buyers will aeknowlertce to be the

fllLHUIV

'1 in-v .iili-r hh!'

•200 ps

A. 1).

I S W

R!r, ,• (C.V\

clU-, March

IS. 11

CAMPBELL & HARTER.

mtivix.

Calicoes, full

innddcr.

warrantod. 10

cents.

iM Itlet'cliwl Muslin. l-'J.

liltM-cliwi. do 1-1--.

i-1 Itrowu Muslin. 12 l-'J.

•J00 yarn Spool Colton 5 c(s.

Damask Napkins 1,50 Do/,

llainburix Kdtrine. Sfls.

RihlK'd Cut Hose. lt» l-i.

:itiention is culli 1 ii 1 a- .rtiucni ..t

COATINGS & CASSIMERES,

Spring Wear.

NOTICE TO NON-RESIDENTS.

Montgomery Csunt ,\

compnnioiis have been working with a Court of Common Pleas, May tenn,*ivim. About .*! o'clock SaturJa)* after-

noon Jones and a fellow miner stepped into a tub for the purpose of being lowered down the shaft they got in I the tub iu the ustlal manner each having its right leg hanging omide to guide its descent. At the moment they stepped in, the tub suddenly fell a short distance, owing to to the whim being ungeared, then "brought up," but the men thinking that the brake had given way, attempted to get out of the tub before it passed below the mouth of the shaft. One of them sueceded iu springing out of the tub upon thc ground, but in his attempt Jones lost his balance and fell headlong into the shaft. The shaft is only four feet in diameter, and extending through solid granite, presenting rough and jagged sides front top to bottom. At the bottom of this uncouth pit there were several picks and a ladder, it is believed that Jones must have clutched and canght the ladder, which "broke his fall'' and preserved his limbs and saved his life. Almost at the moment of his full, two men got into the bucket and were sent rapidlj down the shaft, where, to their inteuse surprise, they saw Jones alive on his feet, sensible and able to talk. He was hoisted to the surface and carried home, where Dr. 'Nyixom speedily attended him. Au examination showed that not a bone was broken or dislocated. There was a slight cut in the scalp, one of his shoulders severely bruised, the skin torn from both hands, and over his body there were as many as sixty to seventy slight laeeratious. This* was the sum of his external injuries. Darin* Sat

Eli Boots. Amd'r of 1 Mortin Bowers vs. James Bowers,

Complnint.

BhApriiremembered

it that on the 8th day of

A. D. 1S70.

J&mes

the plaintiff by his attor

neys. Thompson and Ristine.produced and filed in the Clerk's office of said county, his complaint. and also the affidavit of a disinterested person, setting forth that tho defendant is a non-resident of the State of Indiana. Xow, therefore, notice of the filing and pendency of this action is hereby given to tho defenant,

Bowers, that he may be and appear betore the Judge'of the Court of Common Pleas of said county,on thc 2d day of the next- term of the Court, beginning on the 31st day of May.

ISTu

WM K. WA'.LACK.

apr'-' wi

Clerk.

E A S E I A N O I E

Ill: WAKE OF COUNTERFEITS Smith' Tonic Syrup has been counterfeited, and the counterfeiter brought to prief.

SMITH'S TONIC SYRUP. The genuine article must have Dr.

Bull's private

SYRUP,

deceived. See my colamn advertisement, and my show card.

will prosecute any one

infringing on my right- The genuine

Tovic

SvRfp

"~8&"

THK (RVVVIOROSVIILK WKKkLY

SIlKtt.

TABLi:

ME$S

a r.

Grieves,

1 tl.i- I.i.lici..n t., ibt-ir

Apr 16

ill

),I 11,,111 CP I

l)r

Smith's

can only be prepared by myself. The public's

?orvnnt. DR. JOHN HCI.L.

Lot ISV1LLK

Oct.

2'-. lSt'e

E. J. BINFORD & BRO, Agents.

LIVERY, SALE &FEED STABLE

Xorth tide Market Strettj

new stock of

CARRIAGES AND BUGGIES ALSO AX O N I S

Third Door South of Elstou Bank, Green Street.

H^llK

proprietors would respectfully infoi'ai the

-I

Court this Sth day of

citizens of Crawfordsville and vicinity that they haTo removed to their new and elegant room on Green street, throe door? fouth of Elston New Bank. Their new market will be found to be second to none in the State, it being fitted up with all the latest modern appliances an.l improvements. Their stalls will be found stocked at all times with the choicest quftliti\-- of

Beer,

Pork.

MllltOlll

Smith's

Teal, Suioked Hatav.

.lou\

stamp on each bottle. Dr.

Jons' Bt'LL only has the right to manufacture and sell the original John

"Tniisues.

TONIC

of Louisville. Ky. Examine well

the label ou each bottle. If my private stamp is not on the bottle,do not purchase,oryou will

Sausage. Pickle and

All orders

DRY GOODS.

W O O S

.39 TflK hmmujiI

Corn Heef.

We pay the Highest Cash Price for Good Beef Cattle. llide. and Pelt*.

lur a.e it

—nra

i3m.

LIVERY.

STATE «F I5IUIAX(. C«nnly.

CRAWFORDSVILLE, INDIANA, Constantly on hand tbe best of Ainglr or Dtiiklr Tcanu, SaMIr Harm.

esska

tin- Sprite Style- n.l i-li-gmt -ft

FANCY DRESS GOODS,

POPlilKS, SHAWIA le.

The Largest and Best Stock

IKf&U

&BOYS'

CASSIMEBES: ..-

Hat* and Oa'os,

Wc guurautde our priedd us low a

BOOTS AN SHOES,

jCHKAP "OLUTHIXd HALL'- I'P STAIRS!

O S a S S I E E S

A I .iftrg4 Stock ot 'ncw Mlyies 'loth* it

A. 11)1

C3r

x-Jat

Fancy

HAT and CAP STORE,

In The GRAHAM ESTABLISHMENT,

s't'ocii.

ONE MILLION POUNDS WOOL WANTED,

..'.. •v. In .-x.'tiaiiisf..- :.*r We.-tern Mat.-

iij.r to fAMrtttt.f. .t HA.KTKK. We Sell Goods for Cash,

i: \S. FLA WFLS. KLA^Uim ilVSs.

An«l nl! i»fhi*r 'r»iu«I» I ki pf in

e\rli.ini

Ztx

.\r«ii wi

a XXX

We want

trade gcodd

MEAT MARKET.

CITY MEAT MARKET!

Guthrie & Brother, PRfiPP. I ET lit -.

the practice of law and the nf governwent claiuir. to do biuines?collection

J. It JU ?vhf K? (7/

OEAWFORDSVILLE, MONTGOMERY COTJNTT, INDIANA, APRIL 16.1870. WHOLE NUMBER 1388

"STONE FRONT!" The New York Store

HOSIERY.

it any in the city,

c. M. A W O "R 13,

nvv

Boots and Shoes

"STONE FRONT.'

DRY GOODS, BOOTS & SHOES, &c.

i\ E W GOODS

Arriving ilail.v ait tli^ Graliam Hon*?.

$40,000 STOCK!

(iomls, nsulv-iiiiMh' (llolliiiiii,

.' 1..r '.

W00I, TIMBER, SHINGLES, HORSES, CATTLE, j«. i.

O IX A TS' 1)

cheapAt thf-

l'or 640uc-i'es oi' good

Iowa

I trees.

from tin

with promptness and di?natch. Feb.

19. !S70m3.

ELECTION NOTICE.

I^AAC H. \AXCE. Auditor in and for »id 9 ^"nty.hereby give notice that, by order of the Board of Commissioners of said county, the tKills at the several voting precincts rf Surar Creek township wi'l be opened on Tuesday, the 19th day of April. V. D. 1870. to tAke the votes of the legal voters if Sugar Creek township' upon the subject of an appropriation by said sugar Creek township, of the sum of three ^S^«1S',three.ilu.ndrei

and

Running to all train?.

All orders left at my Ofice promptly filled. May S9.1?9,

1'Tv t0

B. 1N3LK ..

Conveyance and Real Estate Airent The following a partial li-t of (ir^p-.-ru in my hands for sale or exchange

Kfty vacant lot? in different part-

at prices ranging from

.tc.new.offered

l'or

Price

fifty-eight dollars

^e.Logan.«port. Crawfordsville

SoutCiwestern Railway Company, to aid in the construction

n,e Logansport. Crawfordsville illiftm street.

A Southwestern Railroad through said township.

Mutvll 1 111

Luud.

REAL ESTATE AGENCY.

W. P. BRITTOA'S

Real Estate Agency, 'A

CrawfordsTille, Indiana.j

HAI

V.S'Li

taken out a'comini-=i..n

DOHERTY,

Ciissiiiifn's.

I ..

'as sou.

Cloths,

Hosiery,

Flannels,

a.- NOTA

RY PUBLIC. 1

t, in ad it

.r.

th,. I

S150

$i0o.

two-acre lot well situated, to be laid off in town lots. This lot will tnnfc"

1-'

fair sized town l..t.. Price

all kind-!.

Improved lot

.. i,.»!Vi

Improved lot. house of live room.-', cellar

~. ...

Improved lot.house of ei^'lit

room',

cellar

cistern, well, large and

-nmll

fruit-

i.(

I'rico 3. i»i

nesr

the center of the cliy,

good house, large stable, cistern, fruit''

2,ik'/J

Improved lot, but'c of four room'.

Ac,

ci-tTii

Four acres of ground well

Price per acre

n.ieo.

$oacrcs

•J.t*Xl

.-ituat.-d,

to be

laid off in town lot is in a dr--irable part of the city, has on it a go.. 1 house. stable, orchard, well. de. Price House and lot in Thorntonn.In

1..

or trade. Price

200

I,in* I 1 .oOO

will

,-eli

acres of land within

niiie?«.f the city

of improved laud, neur

_ker church. Price per acre red land ii in

erty

Persons desirtng to invest in auy kind of Real Estate will. I think, find it to their intere-tto 1 call and see me before purchasing elswhere. .?

W. P. BRITTO.V. ATTY.

Office 2d Ki-jor a«iiington H.-dl. Crawfordsvllle Indina. -.augrCfy

reat chaxck kor agents to ?2Ui per month. We want to employ a good agent in every county !n the I.'. .S., on commi-sior. or salary

to introduce our World renowned Pat ent White Wire Clothes I.ines Will last a hundred years. If you rant profitable ar.d pleasant employment,

address R. S. BUSH CO., Manufacturers .j. Y.. or lfi Dearborn street aprit w-t

Chieag-o.

ISAAC M. VANCE.

A it In O E S el ii icch«. »4

the millions,ai OREfiC

INDIANAPOLIS.

SPRING DRY GOODS "ii

x:ir

E S I S O N O

AUK NOW DAILY ItKCKIN INt. rum.

SPRING STOCK

O O O 1

••.••i-..VLi 1 ft M'U 1 Al. VIII.MION to ihLlr. tv ..

AS8iMt:iu:s.

JEANS. SHAWLS. DRESS GOODS. TABLE LIXENX TICKINGS. MUSLINS,

CALICOES.

CARPETS, CARPET WARP.

LA D1KM and BOYS* ITS.

Our entire Stock is thc largest in the State,and selected specially for the Country Trade. Our priceB full

lower than any other house in the business.

3D O El S I S

LEGAL.

mTKOC l.\DIA.\A, ."TIontgoiMet-jCouut) Il.-t..r. John 11. yh-n.-iJiHi of Wayne town.-h I Harden Frr '-mnn 'i .».

1 Ml

Improved lot, new house of four room*. ci:tern 4c., rents at 812 permonth Improved lot

126

1-16

feet, house of yaveu

room?., cistern, well, fruit and

«had-

Justice of the Peace of ?a :d countv at the ir.-^ ,-tance and upon thc aflic.ivit of Harden hree man. against tne goods. chatl"= and effects of 1 said defendant*, virtne of which the following

described

•Jua-

mile

I W acre3 of impr. of the city. Price per acre The above is only a small irtion of pr..p-

in my hands

for sale.

rLS.] JOHN H. SHI h. aprf w3 .In lice o: Pe^ce.

NETS ADVERTISEMENTS.

I was ,r.-dof Deafness and f.'.itsrrh by -im !i- rem dy :md send the «~'e :pt free. M' s. M.C. l.KOCETT. Hoboken..N..I. aprft—w 1

A1 In!', tiii'" :v-v.

E&oots. SImm s. Hals. Cs«|»M.

cistern, ic. l.fiflo Improved lot. hou.!'

-ix

rooms,

well, fruit, ic

.-isfrn

Improved lot.house of iivc

1 00

rmni-. ciiterii

per cent.

PETTIS, DICKSON & CO,

NEW YORK STORE-

DOHERTY, MAHORNEY & CO-

IOO PLOWS!

•hipiiuMit r«*r Uto rpriun l.-tiiAn-l

Tl P] I TT,

.|»ick i.r they «lll ull Wgui.o.ni

AGRICULTURAL WARE ROOM,

Next door to Robb & fMaliornoy's StoVe and Qttcensware IIomhc.

Corn- Droppers & Planters,

*.til*- mill -M?ni»le unkulitii** -'ally.

GIVE YOUR ORDERS FOR ONE,

III- w- will .t be hi.I* l.

I DOHKUXV: UA IIO«\K1

TO LOAN ON FAVORABLE TERMS.

OOllIiK'l'V. ^I.IIIOIC^

.at April A lt'O.

DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, &c.

\V A.SSC)"N' fc ir. L.MOHK

No. 4 EXCHANGE BLOCK,

I CBAWFOBDSYILLE, TlnDTjCll'J±.

Cassimeres,

Gloves,

White Goods.

lloog aail Baliiiorai

uf ill.' I"

John A. .\-!son.'c! Yahm Berg-ten VOTICE i= hereby si%cu tiu«i of ilarcb. A. L). IrTO, a writ I tachment was i.»sued by rn-* John 11. .-hue. a

gomery

good? and chattier, to -wif Thre f:

Spade» and twenty -one Shovel? have been at tached as the property of said defendants, and that on thr-3oth dhy «.f Apri :. A. Ii. -"u at 3 o'clock P. M.. at my office in Wayne town ship, of said county. I will proceed tu hear and determine upon said attachment wherefore th said defendant-' and nil i^er-on-eoi.cerr.ed therein, will »t notice.

€fci«erii»w*at*o

A .-

SHERIFF'S SALE.

1) of iwo -"evera! execution-, ,n,. 1 direct '-d from the CU-rk of the i'ircui! of Montgomery county. Strife of Indiana

'??rone in favor of Alferd Uo-eaml the other in fav -.r of Alex. 1.'. Bitlinsdy issued to me as Sheriff a id (.'o in I will r*p *e to -:i a 1 auction and onfry.on SATI'RDA llio s3d day

April 1-7(1. between

county. Indiana tbe rent' and profits.

thf -'d iy for a term not exceeding *-v.-ii year-1, of tbe foldomestic lit- lowing d':-rib-l K'-a! Estate in Monte-.ra«i7

county,

ludmi.4. i..-«it the

LIVERY.

I I E

SALE & PEED STABLE I would respectfully announce that I am cow prepared to accommodate the public? with th be»t outfit in the war of livery team? to be foam in ths city. I bare the

BEST TRAINED HORSES, »nd the'finest BUGGIES AND CARRIAGES Charge' are always reasonable, Stock men,"»ni find mj fire-proof brick liable ar. excellent place for selling or keeping horse* b«ia* in the {center of the city, near the CotU Hotue. A Bus will be run to and from ail

Railroad Train.

I r. C. BRIT TON. I

MEDICAL.

& JrS

IsT^xt Door to HOBB & MAHORNEY'S.

FLAX SEED!

Y«,f «»n han4 lm -«printf

Ii»r tlie l*i• *i', '*1

l:v

COn.

.« :v

(V €'!. Aj?ri -iiliitral Dt alt rs.

Washington Street, Crawfordsville, Indiana.

V. It*. MiUmot'i'.

Dress Goods,

Notions,

Shawls,'»

MJiiHs.

to vouxa .VEX

Jii't publish*

A l.crlurr on the Knlirr, Trriitininl mm Un.liiMl euro "l Spcrnmtorrh.e.% or Seininn! Wenkne»-t Involuntary Ktni.«sion*. Scmnl i)cbility. anil Impediments to Marrisge e.nprj.lly, Ncrvnusnc««. (*»n?iinn»tin. hpilep*ojr. rit?. )fonta] an»l IncApftoity. resulting iron. Self-.\bn«*. .to. ltv KOBKKt J. CCI.SKKWK1,I.. M. I) Autbi.r .if "lircon Hook.

Tho wirld-rcinwncd author, in thi» admirel.le I.eeture. clearly proves from his own experi enoe that the iiwfiii ciiiist,qiicne

.,'

wf Self-Abii-»-

may be ntfcctunlly removed without medicine, and without i.mceroui rursical operationboiigics. instrument.*. riiiKii «r cordial.', pointing out a m»lc of cure &t one.e certain ftntl.effeotnaj. by which every sufferer, no matter what hi* condition may bo. may euro him«clf, ehrapU privately and radically. TIMS I.M Tl KK WIl.L I'KOVK A HOON 10 lltOt S.\M.» ANl)TH0i .SAM)S.

Sent under seal, to any address. 111 a plain ei. velope, on the receipt of six cents, or two py»t ii{C stamps. Alfo Or Culvcrwell'.* ".Marriage (.luide," price i" cents. Addresstho I'ublisher?

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t'JT Roirrr) !\c»r Vork, 1'. I). Hot nor09,lf9,y I

GROCERIES.

JST

jSTTGW

II M.

GOODS.

tstew PTircn:s.

J0II\ ItlUTTOV & c«.

lluve pur-'hii-ed I lie

Grocery Establishment

...t l.i .1 ii.Ue ItHcy,

On Washington SfiTfl.

i.im .I....I- ...iiIh of tho Niili.iiml ItakW, Uivt H.l.led ii

Larnf Invoit'c of Nov (iootl»

To the iti.i'k already mi h»nd, and lmvo n»w f^.r a.-ilc alnrtte nnd well selected 9took of.

FAMILY GROCERIES,

wliioh tiioy propose

Ol tlie lineBt quiilitic.J, -, sell on usren8onablo term! Many liouae in the oity. Thoiie wishin* t«i bay l'r #ithor

CASH OR

COr.NTRY

PRODUCT

Will d.i well to cull on in. *n wo aro d«terini» -r eil not tube undersold by any one.'

ItriuriulM-r lb* filter, dirvrllf o|i|««il* Ik •Id pun|, on aoulli %Vn«hiiKlou alrrrl. ian2-'yl

CORNER BOOK STORE.

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(iOliVlilt l!00h STOItK,

.i il,.- 1 .itJ**jt

Wall Paper

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i" inr.--i..n.l

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WINDOW PAPER,

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Good*,

fin: liJIH'l

RUSTIC SHADBS"

||,r Mil, Iu lie tillllllcit iu I rl I'Af'l'M, ia lo call mill for ,ourel ?4

ti. A. FOOT*:.

NOTICE,TO NON-RESIDENTS.

I A

i: OF .fluiil^uiiarrf 'ounc.

('..r.ff ».f (Yu.rr.'.ri lUl i/ 1 'Till.

Hnrah

.1. V.

liipi

half

..f the northwe-t niinrter.of section -nine •i •.--J] town eighteen ?lc" rans^ three ,:i', a!s« the ea't half of the •i.u -|t ouarter of -evi .,r twenly-nine (C9) t-.wn eighteen ft* range ihrec {3. lo l.e sold lo sati-fy said execution, interest" and and if the same will .»t bring a -un: sufficient t.. •a'tisfy said execution. I will on the suine day at th- -anie place, oll'-r

for eight hundred and thirty -three

Office, or on Howard

pHIS IS NO 'MUUG TllO ("Will

sending-r.cents,ii

with age.height, eulor of hair, you will receive, beard

ntid .i—Id

dollars and the other iVr three hundred »ti 'l three-/7—lfcOdollars .[ I Said Real Estate i.ikeo as the pr- peril of {'Joseph II. W.irbingtoii. 11. K. .-IDEVEU.

Sheriff

FOR SALE.

rt"-v

1 1 1,111

by return mail, a correct pietnre of your future I tains no poison. Any one e«nuse

husband or wife, with name and date of mar- by mail for $1. Address Address W. KOV.P. i». Draw**- No. 2-t. MAfllf OTIH l». Spdnitlirld M«-. riage. Adaresi Fulton*ille, N. »prO *1 mchl m3

a permenant black or brown. It c-.n-

foi

State

therefore

Itiroier

IlllM^II. Wuid-uS |)K

Iiifin'.f

r-*.l that

I Mardi. A. U. I-"", in I '.iiiiiii'.n Plea* ot ,\b lli-

on the

,t rt.i.yn::r.

31u ditjr of

a.-.'i

of the

Court

.nlgotnery county ii. arah J.

Indiana.

Willnim P.

Waldcn

it to

to tiled in

the

l- rk's olliec of -aid her complaint ir. writing a a cau *e ot action on her behalf a !*, the iiitdnvit of a disinterested per«on '"ttink that thc said ii James II. Wahlen i-i a non-rerident of the Slate

ol Indiana.

.Noiv

the-aid defend mil

beginning -:. Mo I). l-*0

th- .nr' 10..'elo'-k

.. and o'clock p. in. of -ii -1 diij. at the C.,urt

Hou*e door,

in tbe

it of Crawfordsville.M-.nt-

Jauie' II. Wa!•

d-n will hereby lake notice

the (iling ana

pendeni-y ,( thi action, that he be

und

Cotnurin I'bas.

uppea:

a .M a a id I 'o

JC said

id C.

clay, the :'/ith day "l Ma ), A lilt lloii-e in

the I'.i

(ordsvill

the city of Craw

.ti 1 t., .m-wer com

Vi'iiiK io ii.tnd and i-.-.i iid urt this 31 -td *i»r"h. A D. i-:o. UH.I.iAM WM.I/ACI..

U.I

SHERIFF'S SALE.

1)i'

an hx.- uti-.n.

froin

th fee

me directv I

Clerk ot me Common l'ioaj Court

o! Montgomery County. State of Indiana in I*

tor-.I William Miller,

sinipie -aid

i*«ued

Real E'tateor a-,amch thereof a may l.c nec-c-«-ary to satisfy

-.-everal judgt-uieiit^ on-

trie

of aid .ui.lyI

a' Shenri

vrill to sale a public au.

and outcry on ATI. RDAY, »thda of April. 1"7( between the hour* of JO o'clock a.m. ami I ,'clock p.m .ol said day.at .Tie Court lb.usedoor in the City of Cranlord-ville. Mont -orinly. Indiana the rent 'a:id profit ', for ft term not exceeding »evi year',of the following described Heal E-'.ate iu Montgomery county. Ind. to-wil The east balf of the soatbeast quarter of setijoii thirty X) township twrnty 20) north of range five (.1 west, in th di -triet of lands offered for sale at Crawford* rth.1 fo, purposes

Oi- triet ot lands onered ior sale aiwrtwiu

viie

KoiND HAM) lANd. -. for piriieular-1 irmu

VableMl

I il

'unninghi*ui.

l»rin

meb-Jn *3*

Ind—except elghty-6ve ro1s in the

D«I

c.ist qnar'.er ot 'aid eighty acre-. doe. led common .cbool purposes

Montgomery county

In d.. to be sold to satisfy said execution, inter c-ts. and Cfts, and if the saino will not bring a -uBicieut sum to -ali-fysaid execution I will on the same day at the -lame place offar the fee sim ple of said real

Montgomery coin

eaiato.

to .ati-.fy a

for nine hundred

colored a or

a together with

On e-i-nt

nidgrment

»nil lifty -two and T5— ll*i dol

iuterest anl cost, it

any relief from valuation or appraisement law. Said real estate taken as tbe .property if ,l,.hn E. Klston ind Tihitha Rifton

II. E SIDE.VEct.

ipr"J SherinV