Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 21 May 1870 — Page 4

THE WEEKLY REVIEW

OFFICE—1 CSAWFORD3V1LLK. /SI*

TBBM8:

Mailt oopy. one year «U months tbf99 MOtttM Tra eopim,

omtwi,

Mny term of our Common Pleas Court. mm W share had tropical weather tor the last few days, the thermometer ranging from 76 to SO degrees.

Vfi are informed that Col. Henry S. Lane and wife intend starting for California next -Monday, Tia Pacifio Railroad.

THAT

H^aTBR's new brick east of the post office, has been furnished with an elegant iron front, from the foundry of Lyle, Smith & co. .:.

Tub primary election of the Democracy comes off at the court-house to-day. Iet a good ticket be plaoed before the people, and victory is easily within our reach.

.SHOO PLY

Hlldeband & Goldberry's Jewelry More, a few days ago, occurred a "rich" mistake. One of them stepped out to dinner, leaving in a wash-basin about three Joien gold rings which he had been washin «on^(uds his partner having occasion to tuft die basin, dashed the contents into a pile, of rubbish at the back dooi. The rubbish "panned out" over a hundred dollars in k. Tftrjr short time.

Thk

quiet of the Second Ward near the National Bank was somewhat disturbed at an early hour on last Tuesday morning, by a rencontro between a couple of Fifteenth Amendments, known by the names of Zack Williams and Harvey Smith. In the light, Smith's body was perforated by a ball tired from a pistol in the bands of Williams, the ball passed through both luncts a:td the heart, causing death in a minute. Williams was admitted to bnil.

ONK

of our fast young men had a tall on Sunday last—at least in the estimation of several voting ladies. Young Koineo hired a "rig" at the livory stable to take hi* .liu I liet out riding for a few hourv Xot satistied with one dulcina. he solicited three to go with him. Atter driving at two-forty speed about town for several hours, (iiutil the poor hone was almost ready to drop.) he started for the aountry on a gallop. He was overtaken, however, several miles from the city, by the proprietor of the horse and buggy, and compelled to get out aad lead the horse into town. .Such cruelty to animals should be put a stop to.

ALL

Crawfordsville has united with us in admiration of the magnificent ink picture if Htm. Frank Elston. now on exhibition at Major Foote's book store, which was executed by the brush in tho skillful bands of 4 Law. Evans, the popular artist, who has a studio in Crawford's Stone Front, on Vernon street.

Mr.

Evjum 4om

i. _mTtrvtTr TswpitmASci lectnrw are delivered at the

tv 1 on so 13

to one add rets

O. H. BOWXK Proprietor.

CITY_NEW8.

Wheat is telling at from 80 90 cent*

Corn

planting i« about finished In our

uounty. *•,

Tcmdat

lait was day of excitement, a

murder, a suicide, i. id a circui in town.

The

price of beef has advanced to twenty cents a pound in this city. _•

Onlt

one hundred eases docketed lor the

"blast on the trumpet," at the show

Thursday night, was about the "blastedest: tblng we aver heard.

are indebted to T. T. Scott, Esq.. ot Washington, D. for valuable congressional doouments.

THE

frame buildings on the old Fisher corner were sold at auction yesterday.

icHULTz's tobacco store has been removed to the east side of Green street, two doors south of Campbell & Barter's.

FI*K.—A

stable belonging to Mr. Joseph

Gaskell, on Washington street, was destroyed by fire on last Sunday evening.

is asserted that the East and West Railroad will be completed to Covington by the 10th of Jiuly.

Suicides,

homicides and mysterious dis

appearances, are still on the rampage in Crawfordsville.

!—This beautiful and touching

negro production is now all the rage among our citizens, young and old. It is really touching, when sung by the Fifteonths.

Slicidk.—On

last Tuesday night, Mr.

Wm. Hall, a resident in the south part of the city, "shuffled off his mortal coil'' by •impending himself by the neok from rafter.

oentlkman

of our city came near click

ing to death on last Thursday night by, swallowing a government beer stamp. At last accounts he was convnlesccnt, and •wears thai he will drink no more stnmpod beer.

BENJ. SMITU,

Esq., was in the citv a tew

days since, and informed the contractors on the I.

& W. Railway that tht track must

positively be laid to Covington by July 10th.

Youxn squirrels are numerous. Those veteran sportsmen.

IT.

MeMeclifin,

\V. H.

Fry and Jnmes Insley, went out the other Jay and slaughtered j£r in yven hours' hunt.

OSK

of the "candy butcher's" belonging to Van Amburgh's Menagerie attempted the little gatu3 of "no change returned, on Mike Fitipatrick, Esq., .iml got his ^srs boxed thereby.

THE

beautiful evonings we are having, hav-j called forth the "evening singists. We thank the young ladies and gcntlemon who discoursed such sweet strains in front our window, on Wednesday night.

court-house Sunday .ftertiwuj, which rery commendable. and ihe day altogether

tk^INjOjPl^S I appropriate. The Soros is and adrocatee OfSieUl —A Polltfrml Keform.

puffrtkge di

1s paWtokederery SalfcrdA?. power* to the admiration of all

„pla,

lheIr ora

present. The la.t adwut* delivered her-

tals of the gilded saloon, and in the pristine days of youth's innocence look not upon the jeweled wine drops as they move themselves aright in the transparent tumbler, which to the unsuspecting present, the wily fascinations of a dispeller of cares and dark sorrows and a healing halm for all your wounds, fancied and real for down at the bottom, hid away from your gaze, are the dregs which disseminate a contaminating and loathsome disease, and which will cause to spring up the hideous monster, the Demon of Remorse, who will drive his gashing plowshare through the otherwise fruitful soil of your soul, sowing the seeds of dissension and unceasing misery, and marring the inqer temple of the soul's most noble edifice: which finally, beyond the resurrecting hand of the angel of mercy, will forever prostrate it as the winds and waves would prostrate a structure built upon the sandy sea-shore.'"'

Go in, Sorosis, and get a ballot and cotaie out SQtieuzed.

THE

entertainment given on lasf. Thursday evening by the representatives of the Lyceum Society of Wabash College, assisted by some of the members of the Ladies' Reading Association of this city, was tolerably well attended. In ro'gard to the rendition of the "Golden Legend," we can only say that it was an utter and absolute failure, and this, chiefly on account of the lack of preparation and miserable stupidity of "Prince Henry."

The other performers in this piece, especially "Fairy"' Hough, enaoted their parts with credit to themselves and to the pleasure of the audience. But should the troupe see fit to inflict this piece on the public a second time, we worjld respectfully suggest that they engage another "prince."

fine new brick will shortly take their place.

The comedy entitled "Change of Base," was well played. Miss Krout as Miss Prim was indescribably funny, while as a young lady of romantic ideas, Miss Sallie Pry, in her dilemma, created much amusement.

Capt. Dashwood used a "leetle .mite" too much voice for a wounded lover, but otherwise did very well, as also did Mr. Lsddie Vance, as Tarbox.

Tho music by the Olios, led by Mr. Henry Campbell, was excellent. The Olios have improved greatly in the last six months, and have received a valuable addition to their number in the person of Mr. Goldsberry. who. ss flutUt ii on eminent suncess.

We understand that the troupe proposes to give another entertainment this evening, the admission fee fo which will 1p nventyfive cents.

Oalsj Brother*.

Tit* Gttley Brothers have moved their Dental establishment into their new rooms over the Old Corner Book Store, fu the art of dentistry, the Qaloys rank foremost in the profession. Their rooms are elegitntly fitted up, and the many tine specimens of work which they have recently finished oxliibit a wonderful skill in the %rt. Those of our citizens who desire work done by responsible parties, and who never fail to give satisfaction, should call on thcGalay Brothers.

Fresh Meats.

(SmiiiiK & Duo. are keoping at their market, at all hours of the day, the very best quality of fresh meats, together with sugar-cured hams, plain hams, breafast bacon, dried beef, and all other articles to be had at a meat-market. Their patent frigerator is a perfect success, keeping meat in it as cool and perfect ns it can be kept in the winter season. I

Th« Maaon House at Indlaaapolin This hotel, the old "Oriental," on Illinois street, about half way bofween the Union Depot and the Palmor House, is now open to the traveling public. The house has undergone a thorough renovation, not only in it® internal structure, both with paint ind wall paper, but most elegantly fitted up with entirely new furniture from garret to cellar. The House hns been n?ed for a

friend Mnson, B' the Mason House.

JOTTINGS FROM ALAMO. MK. EDITOR.—1

This picture ia pronounced by competent critic* to be the finest piece of Ink-work in the vest, and it would be hard to Had its equal anywhere.

not confine his effort* ex-

clo»i?el/ to tak-werk, however, he ha« a wide-epread reputation aj an oil painter, and aoa* of oureitixens alreadjr k»ve specimena of his abilityea ip that line. A pillar* from hit tiruah fa a good investment.

don't fot*L much like wri

ting this evening, have been covering corn hard all duv. I am having about «cventv- I .six di'i-.'s put in, aud you knou ilint is a tolerably large crop for one farm. 1 told.j the beys at noon the eorn crop might ('nil if it cln*e. but 1 whottM not fail to write my letter to the Rfeiw. 1 ve got too much ot stake for that, and t.h»*y will hav.- to do the •. best they can without me while 1 write.

Well, to please I'ousin Joe. we have to' humor himTiow.'. 1 ivill trv to give yon some of the Alamo news. Tho dramatic cm-p* (do you spell that with an will give tinal entertainmant on Saturday 'light. May 21st.. until next fall, when they will again unite to entertain, instruct and amu»e the I public. Frank Humphreys' saw mill r=till I continue? to saw. ,loe. Smith ha^ got his new shop nearly completed. Noah Kishero

Is pniting up an elegant and imposing edi fice it will be a plank front. Most of our Alamo buildings ha»e fronts, principally plonk. There was quite an excitement here the other evening, on account of some rasI cal stealing »i secreting N'oah tirimes' set

Cousin Joe's lunacy still continues, as you will douptlees see by his last in the Journal of May 12th. He has the impudence to disewn me as a consin. I who claim to be "bone of his bone, and flrsh of his riesh!"

who bear the family name, of which we're teams

all 0 proud, becauae no peer

apeot

man or woman ever bora it.

ed and

ignorant

abnMd

am disown

bj one whom, if did not re

alwaya felt pity for. and tried to

treal

with common deoenoj. le eten

•pent my

time, pan, ink, paper and brain

writing about him, when he wasn't able to write about hlmaeif, and now he blamee me for it! Poor Joe Who would hare thought that of him,

after

all

I hare

fered for

done axjd suf

got 0 ba/J. and I thought n»* wife ought to )ro over and see them and aik if they warned anything. So I said to ber, -Lucretia Maria, hadn't you better go over to fee ho»r Cousin Joe's folks are ''William Jotter.*' said »h«. -'am I a fool. »ar if I am I'll go.

and leave my gftrfUn nct

self thusly. withoui »ven stopping to talte ot stuck. If be wants to go crazy it's a drink of water: non« of my bmine?s: goodness knows. it aung raw., enter not the ahining por-

'h.Wout.

-r .vL sir. I wont go. ana I in §orry I ever married

Xow my wife is an Affectionate and obe-die.-i? woman, and, I appreciate her »o I coaxed her to go. and she went. Mrs. Joe told her she had beec in a state of anxiety ever since he was taken so violent, for fear he would pump up a sub full of water and bury himself in the oblivion of its depths or precipitate himself from the top of the fence into John D—'s pond. "But sinoe we

fillBillthe

back," said, she, "he's more quiet." is horse ie sold, for be thought one would be all be would need at Indianapolis, and kept -Sack to buggy-ride with. When I found the loss of the horse weighed on his mind, I got. the neighbors to help me, and we bought him back. This helped Joe more than any thing else it is now hoped he will partially recover his senses.

Isn't it cruel of him to treat rae so shamefully aftor all this? But I fbrgive you Joe, on acco.mt of your poor cracked brain: otherwise I never could. Don't slander me by saying I want office: it's mistake I can live withoutit. Don't talk about "dirty work," the Republican party has capped the climax in that line. How are you Fifteenth Amendment

30 increased you'll stand* a poorer chance than ever for office. The Democratic party don't have "dirty work'' to do, else it had got the dirty help your party did. Fou've been in my way for fourteen years, have you? Gtad I found it out. You'r like the gnar on the ox's horn, I don't feel j'ou while you're there, nor mis* vow when you're gone.

Mrs. Gilliland was long a member of f.h- Mi»sionary Uapti9t Church of this city.

LOCAL ITEMS.

if you want a cheap !m

I •£,

Hst Store of John Lino.

$100,00

The a Bible Billy Barbridge is still at Gregg'S Mammoth, ready to wait, on his old friend.-?. Btirbridge is o:if of the .lovere« men in town. Ho him tfoh

}(ew Jewelry Store.

\lo.-«i'«. C. S. HilM.biand & .-. Gol.islierry. suje^.«soi? to I\ t. White, practical Watchmnker? :ind .lewi'lloi'a. \o. 'j. .South Green .= treet, Kls'on«' Bloeh. f'rawfrtTds villc, Indiana. n'.Vf n'T- r~-*" 7 i, tt

Farmers buy thf beit. til? finclnnati Hover Plow h«« no equal for strenjth. lightness of drt.ft or duribility. fall assortment of all the sizes and kinds, for sod s^iibbl'1 or for jencn! r.^e. at Gregg's Mammoth. „,v inch 12 it

Wanted, evervboly to know that Greft^'« Mammoth i? churk full of new good#. :ind ]rioe? marked down to old prices that wt1 ,-rM at before r!.e wnr. Krerybody go t.-, for sood ood and ifood harffain*. :iiehl2 tf

Everybody and all their relative.* are requested to go totiregjf's to buy thfir l-.arlware. and if we don't make the price suit, don't buy. Poine and see. everybody. I*. M. and Billy Seott are always on hand nd reaily to exhibit the •"•eienrated Singer Sewinv? M-iehine. ... .• inobl^'tf

of dominoes. Four forlorn men were silting disconsolately around the board, aud Grimes wa5 bored too but finally, owing to the untiring efforts of Detective Klijali Clark, the missing dominoes were discovered in an old nail keg near the back door, and the game went 011.

tti

order* left at my residence street, between Washington and Walnut will be promptly attended to. ajir:!0w4 p. L. Lanm.ui

Xivery.

The fine?t turnouts in the wav ot lirerv

can now

be found

i)late

him!-Do joq know he wac the

MUM of mjlnfi giving

mat

the other

blowing up

day Well,

bt waa,

and ll

tall

you how. There has nerer been muck Intimaey fretween Joe's family and mint, till he

rr'*~

and peai

f. journey.for him! No

sir. I wont go. ant 1 sorry into the family. If I'd known insanity run in the family, I wouldn't."

to rlie new

Go to Line's new Hat. Store for late styles of summer hats, south Green street, Klsfon's Bank Building. :i"0

Lard,

The host quality of Lard Guthrie 5c Brother's.

Alexander Kids.

In all colors and wnrrented. far a 1« price at the Enterprise. apri)

Ladies the best place to get Chil'lien' Cabs, is at Campbell & Hurler'". maT-.Tw

will

Km-mi

years, by that prince of landlords. H»u. .Mason, formerly of the "Palmer House.'' We advise our friends of this county when vikiting Indianapolis, who want to enjoy the luxury of well-cooked victuals, and good airy rooms aud clean be.ls, to cj

on our

be given to find better Fahnestock's, fit Oamp-

White Lead than bell & Harter s.

tua7-Sw

For a superior quality of scissors anil shears go to Gregg's Hardware S'ore. I

Two more oir loads of the celebrated Cincinnati Rover and Richmond Tlows, just received at Gregg's Mammoth Hardware Store. tnohl2 tf

Look at that pil? of silver iri Gregg's show window if you would like to gingle some of it jo there to buy yonr hardware meliPJ tf

Paiiitu.

Billy Fry sells more glass, paint, putty, oil. Ac,, than any other man. and does it for le=s money.

Now

Is thr time repaint your buildings and fences. The materials for which, you ean find, chitap, at Fry's' Drug Store.

R. A. Hays, on Market, street, has just received a full ntock of old Kentucky Bourbon and live. Persons visiting his place will find him a pleasant and obliging gentleniRji. iver roiidv to serve his customers.

Ira Cad walh.-

der a stables, on Walnut street, in the

sonth part of the eitv. His hors?s are un- I*'

equaled for speed aud docility, and his

carriages sr:d

buggies the

If your

mo«t elegant in

TV V*

Xow that vour oartv is '-VPr' cheap, and will be warranted. Let

As for my politics, let me say, my cousin, by way of a gentle hint, don't say much about, that, and the least said on your part about my not shouldering a musket, the better for you. Speaking of the musket brings the small shot to mind. I feel very much flattered as the prospective reoiplent 'S thereof, for they are the very best you hnve! Errors of Youtli. Those large ones exist only in your imag- A Gentlemnn who suffered for years from Nerination. Even if you had them you know vous Debility. Premature Deesy. and all the you dare not cast them at Copner. They I effects of youthful indiscretion, will, for the might rebound! Besides, you're afraid of sake of suffering humanity, 3«mlfree to all who him. Do you mind the time, before I leavn- need it, the receipt end directions for making ed to write for the papers, I got my Irish the (simple remedy by which he was cured, up at tiim, and asked you to write a piece Sufferers wishing to profft by the advertiser's for me? you said, "I darse'nt do it, I'm experience, can do so by addressing, afraid of him No, no, my worthy cousin, in perfect confidence, JOHN B. OGDEN,

don't "lay up treasures on earth," in the ehape of sharp sayings for Jffhn Copner, or '•any other man:' Give him a tornado of the small shot. "Despise not the day of small thing*/' Selah!

M,iy2! 'fin tf.

Yours sadly, Bill JOTTIFK. .1 Ui

DIED:

GILLILAXD.—Sakah. wife of Sauiu«l Gilliland, departed this life May T, at S o'clock u. ia. nf lung disease.

WEEKLt REVIEW-CRAWF0RDSV1LLE, INDIAN A* SATURDAY, MAY 21, 1870.

Good News for Tea Drinkers.— The American and China Tea Company have now an Agent her,e,-and every one.who de•ires good Tea iiftJ Coifcp. can snpply theirf-! selves at the Wholesale New York prices, and be sure of getting the best in the market. E. E. Binford & Bro^ Wholesale and Retail Druggists, Washington street. Trawfordsville. Indians. May 21-tf.

Millinery.—The ladies of rawford ville and vicinity will find at the Millinery establishment of Mis3 F. M. Baldwin, sec-

ond story Hughes' Block, opposite Court Hou

the

rest and most fashionable styles of net«. straw goods, ribbons, trimming®, eio. 2m-\!ay 7

Sell Rogers genuine silver plate Table Spoons, Tea SpOons. Doserl spoons, Plate Table Forks, Butter Knives, and Pickle Forks, can be bought at. Gregg's Mammoth Hardware Store for the next thirty days, for less prices than the same kind of goods were sold when gold was at par, this is a rare opportunity for those needing to supply themselves wi'.h this style of goods. Remember the place, 0 reel's .Hardware Store. „mehli' tf

A Card.

To all who dosire it., he will st-nU a copy of the in'os. ripii.iii us«d (freo .tf charge), with the direction for preparing and using the Kame which tl.e.v will find a strr.E

SUMPTION.

I'll ARK NOTA VI1.K A N I N

Made

Spirit*, and Rrfu»e I.iqusra, ,ioccord spie- I e«l and swetened to p!en?e the taste, illcd I "Tonics." "Appetizer?,'' "Rertorer.'." do., that lead the tippler or. to druukene^s and rnln. hut are a true medicine, made from the native Root? I and Herbs of California, free Treat nil nlcn. I belle•limnlnMla, Thev are the GKe.IT BLOOD PURIFIER nnl I.IFK «IVl.\« PRINCIPLE, a p?rf»«t Renovator and Invigorator of the System, carrying off all poisonous matter, aud restoring the blood to a healthy condition. No person can take those Bitters a word in? to direction' and remain long unwell.

glOO

will be eivfn for nn in.-urabU ease,

provided the bone? are tint destroyed by mineral poisons or other means', and the vital organ" wasted beyond the point of repair.

Fer Ulaataatorr

bm4

•MtIleal. aM

:. l.iTt-r, KUacri, Rlaatder, these lit.

1 am now prepared to lurnish d»ilv to generally proluced by den.moment ..f the the citizen® ol Crawfordsrille during the I Blgeeilre Orjptna. summer, the he?t qualitv of pure iee. All .^CleanjetheA Uiated Blood whenever you find

warranted.

I would inform my old friends and customers, thai, for the present, I will repair *uch watches, clocks, and jewelry, they may desire and Twill be found at my residence at all hours for that purpose. I •h*v-f '?'!?, -in?t. ^ne assortment XTAKXG taken out .commission as NOTA. of $€tk Thc no? rlocK*. wnich' will ha sold Xl RY PUBLIC. 1 expect, in addition to

my old friends, and all other*, call at my

SPECIALS.

-Jit

Oil Time.

Anybody ean buy the best, nook istove in the rnarkot, the oven so p.rr.anced that the heat passes entirely around it. baking quick and even. Very cheap at Irwin's, sien of the Holder. Stove, on «is month'? time. He will sell queensware and glassware lower that) any house in this trade. Remember his stovcaare snaranteed and sold on six month's time. Call end see him.

May i: l*5!\ly. No. 42 Cedar s* NewYnrk.

To Consumptives.

THE Advertiser, having been restored to health ii* a few weeks, by a very.simple remedy, after having siiS'ered several years with a severe lung affection and (bar dread disease, Consumption—is aaxlons tom lce known to his fel-Ir.w-suffeerrs the means of care.

CUIIK

MhVCVWly

had at

FOB

CON

ASTHMA,BRONCHITIS,

etc. The ob

ject of the advertisor in sending the Prescription is to benefit tho afflicted, and sproad information which he conceives to be invaluable and he hopes every suffer will try his remedy, as it will cost them nothing, and may prove a hlesiimr,

Parties wishing the prescription, will please odress Rky. ED\YAR1) A. \V11.SON, William'-iburs. Kine« County. New York.

Important.

Important.—Those

See advertisement in another column. febP.i'70

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Real Estate Agency,

Crawl'ordsTille, ?. Indiana.!

tho

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Office id Floor Washington Hull. Crawfordsville Indina.

Notions

who have attained to

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(}lov«'s. Hosiery.

iau3''*!lY

MILLINERY.

NEW

raw

Fancy

Woods,

Just ttwoivwlandOpon.

AT Tin:

"WASSON CORNER"

Iand

llave moved mi Millinery to the First Floor, hnve. added a larse assortment of

olliti's. (infts.

HufiOils. Tliit-iitl,

(ieraldint1 eiling,

iace tiaiidkerebiei's.

('Oi'N-lii.

liiilil

Fins, Neodlt^t. &e.

RIBBONS

Fifiicli Flowers.

American

Flowers..

Illusion

-Of the late*' stylos

IPPXEKDIjES

Will take vi«*«nre

lf!

3 --S 3X

Peer Mum, Whisky, Protf

Hoiiic

Dcspepnla,

Hleeil.

have been most successful. Sack Bhui

are caused by VltialeJ Bleed, which is

its impurities burstiu^ through the °kin in pring l»in,plt»gt Eruptions or Sores cleanse it whou you find it obstructed and sluggish in the veins cleanse it when it is foul and your feelings will tell you when Keep the blood pure and the health of Uie system will follow.

PIN. TAPE, snd other WORMS, lurking in the system of #0 many thousands, are effectually destroyed and removed.

1870. GOLD BASIS!

O W E

1,600

Improved lot. hjuse of six room=. cistern well, fruit, in. rOO Improved lot. house of five room*, cistern .to, now, offerod at i,400 Improved lot. house of eight rooms, cellsr, cistern, well, large a$d small fruits of all kinds, l'ricc 3,700 I Improved lot near the center of the city. gootf home, large stable, cistern, fruit 2,000 Improved lot, house of four rooms, cistern

Ac, 1.000 I Improved lot, new h#use of four rooms, ci:.tern Ac., ronts at $12 per month POO Improved lot 126 by 146 foet, house of seven rooms, qistern, well, fruit and shade trees. Price

2.000

Four acres of ground well situated, to be laid off iu town lots, is in a desirable part of the city, has on it a stood houso, stable, orchard, well. Ac. Price 4,000 House and lot in Thorntowa.Ind,. will sell or trade. Price I,6tt0 200 acres of land within 3 iniios of the city

Price per acrc 30 SO acres of improved land, near the Quaker church. Price per acre "t-4 80 aoresof improved land Vithin 1X milos of the city. Price per acre *30

The above is only a small portion of r.he property in my hands for sale. Persons desiring to invest in any kind of Ron1. Estate will, I think, find it to their interest to c.ill and see me before purchasing clswhere.

hoods

TIN. eom:K \M» .saftET

Ornaments,

Bonnet Hat Frames,

Ladies Dress Trimmings! ftj A lO O INT

EMBROIDERIES, I

KID GLOVES, PARASOLS, &e.| RESTAURANT!

and FIXTCRKS of all kinds

for Wheeler and Will«'»n Sewins Machines.

MISS WISE

.-"howle.? iho New Goods

3 ='-3 the ladies whn will favor her with a call. 5 1 Don't fail to call and examine the M'Uinerj 2.i floods befnrii purchasinif el'ewhere. 5 re"? I aprlii W. N. WASSON.

CITV MAT MARKET!

Guthrie

PfiOtMUKTORv.

Third'Door South of Elston Bank,1 brsted bottled Green Street. fkmlly u»e. I'KAIjEKS IN

011ml

er iMrfi-

gniiea, Rlllleaa Rcaiilleat, nnl lalcr-

Millcai Ptrer,

Uimwa

«f iIk

H»m\

Shoulder*. .Wess Pork. Breakfast

Baeoii.

Dried Beef. f'orned Beer,

"~w" T^ard. Sausai (N. &e..

FRESH MEATS,

Of all kinds, will be kept on hand '.t,rr.u»h the hot dav.= of the •ummer eason.

Highest Cash Price

Paid frir A'l

TATTLE. SHEEP and ilOGS. F. B. OTTflRIE .4 BRO.

apr if.

MEDICAL.

#TiOQ li oflfrfd

tr.i*

f.roprirtor of

SPBIHO DBY GOOD.S

Spriig Dry Goods lower than e^er at the Enterprise. A complete stoek in all departments, bought low and we selling at the

A S

FLO HENCE EICHTEH.

Firsl-Clsisa Mnlaaa ae4 RostaaraBt, a:

No. ^.roinmereial

MEAT MARKET.

tl !V

W N E

Brother,

tvery one wanting bargains in goods should not fail to examine and price our iioods. consisting of Foreign and American Dress

a full and complete stock of! Goods, prints Bleached and Brown Muslins, Table Linens. Towels. Crash. Napkins, &c. All the latestnoTelties and notions, Clothing Cas*

Miiiin»ry goods, consisting of aii inaeie piec£ Goods, Big stock Hats. Caps. Boots and Shoes at tho lowest prie^. Our Kid loves cannot foe surpassed in quality and art^

Trunks, Valises, Leather and Oil Bags. Everybody should call aud save money.

a in S re O os it

REAL ESTATE AGENCY. S O E S REAPER & MOWER.

Tb.e est

iLWiYi Tha

E A E S

Wtieo yuU wnnt a good

COOK STOVE

lait tr

\nrt exsojitt* his to Yd*

THE ENTERPRISE

£2

0* t-iiei»uos tv.ok stoves in ih* market I Duvchaser need not keep them. with an oven

:nt A.1K

al?3 lnrae. ami to

COUNTRY MERCHANTS

Wo can offer

Superior Inducements

IKON

WIM

MANUFACTURED TO ORDER.

OUR stock O*

A W A E

Ur^p, ami wB buy #xcias\Y*\y locc^ti

We Defy Competition.,

Partie- JeiQplating building will du examine our

STOCK A\D 1

Before jiurchn-ii!*.

jSTo.

Row.Oiwn St.

nit keep eonstaacl ourcFt brands cf

KhE,

F. /QroKs.

AMI

Imp4 rtei »nd 2»tite

Every dav at lOo'oloek A. M,

f1.-.

Catarrh Brirwiy

if or

Cifcc

nf Caiarrh I

I sriilrh hf run n-.i m-*. Soid

**D11

A* P"—*' f"r "1

c-nb-.

»kraf.hl«lr,nCii*rrl.tfrf. I .. Dr. V. I S a S

jan87o—y

onvvi Wyaojl

COMMISSIONER'S SALE.

iritr. reneot in

gY virtoeof the power ot athority. rested in

Alsil

ii A S

holt* Agent lor

tlie eele-' .4.1e. for!

Wiii?-

Saeraaental purpos

iHtltinU OKPAKT.HKJfi'

is unrivaled. AH the luxuries and iutrtaa ikU of the season served up at short not ice.

Also, went for the oelebraleil

Saddle Rock Oysters.

FBEE

FIGrUR

DODGE'S

COMBINED SELF BAKE REAPER AND MOWEK.

We are now Agents tor (tie uu.uu£ uunutxajtii ojsmjjx

REAPER AND MOWER, the best now in use, which took the premium, a $150,00 gold medal, at. the grand Reaper and Mower trial, which took place in Louisville. Ky. in I860, over 35 other machines, which was the closest test ever made on the continent. We will warrant them to draw lighter and do better work than any other machine in all kinds of grain and grass. If they do not perform as we say, the

inches so arranged "piR A GTJ TTTT.Ti Ar. CZ)

that the heat pas«es entirely around it. Therel-.y -f-fc«E3-Ei OO rendering it. tho quiokert and evenest baker ever I introduced. No turning tho bread around two ... or throe times. Vie guarantee these stoves in v- I every particular.and offering them fije dollar* 1 lower than the sn.mesize stove can be bought..iu 1 the \Yr.h:iiih Vr.'.Uy.

DRY GOODS.

GO TO

Oanine's

Rjce

BEE HIVD Vlolli:.

10 fil l' 1 til:«

DKY OOOJ3S

3 Empire "Rlock.j Of Jvt-fV val'irtv. April 3 lSov V.

P.WIN,

O I O N S

SALOON. and CAPS.!

f'itll

me by the Circuit Court of Montgomery county. Indiana, at its March term. 1S70 1 will ftltirt .Vlediciuea, JJ.io. Lauipi*, Glaiew«re, Le. sell at private sale, at not lesi thaa its appraii- 1 ter.tCs p. and N'ote .Paper. Pen*. Pencil*.and Ink.:

ed Talae. on and after the 4th day of Jnne. 1«0

Apart of lot number one hundred and nine W] on the original plat of the city of Crawford*rille. and bounded as follows Beginning at a point on the north line of said lot twenty-Sra '.25] feet east of the northwest corner and rnnI ning from thence south parallel with the wect line of said lot one hundred and sixtj-ftre [US! I feet to an alley, thence east forty-one [41} feet I three [3] inches, thence north one haadred and sixty-five (M51 feet, thence west forty-ene [41] feet three '.3 inches to tie place of beainnioc. I WILLIAM

Fa$iliionabie

Clothing.

Jl't'f KK(JEIVK1».

Huiu aiiG Miiliinctou

Crawfor dsviilu,

4nd.

Mi, i-.n. HICJK

DRUGS .iSD ^MEDICINES.

NEW F1PRM

O FKTl & BOOK.

BLttik.

Vt. I.

CltAiWFORDSV'lLLE

bfc ILKKJ* IS hi'Kfe

Li mil

uiy

Oils

Dv c.5tutff

faints, Perfumery. Pura Winrs and Brandies

Articles

For Medical I'arpogep."

the following real,estate in *aid county,, to-wit: mm wmmm Con turn out Rcpmr Wrk few hourt,

FRESCMMJ* TMO.YS

Caret'uii prepared aod promptly attended to. llytso in

fan

era

RASEY.

Commissioner.

Walrespectfalljisolieltpatronafe fromthc^gubli [Ja

'66.

LEW WALLACE,

^fa..

1870:

a or vi In an a

R. A. FULLENWIDER & CO.

W YIOTOWX. I\l.

BAKBRY.

GRAND OPENING

NO. 3 MAIN STREET

This new entobhxLuiorii it us* for fjuiicsj 1

Fresh

a See tor Yourselves.

liread,

(trackers.

I Cakes. Pie". Hot Cotfee.

Oysterii,

etc., eft.

Pitriiishnl al ali Hours.

O E I E S

lp»oripti-o,

CANINK.

an.j of '.lit

brst

All kind' r,f

qualit

'is I

MI r.l*

xuuvx.

FAMILY PROVISIONS

k'-i/1. .r. hur.l, be'de» ah^itvy sto.'k tf

Confectionery

ANNED FRUITS

TK» put.li^*ro r'.-»p«e!i(fel jr iuv ited to call

James Mack & Co.

de.' i» looy

MACHINERY.

!R. M. VCGRATH

Co.,

1 MACHINISTS,

J. iManiifacturers of Corn Shelters, PowerH, Drag Saws, SugarMills -ngar Kettles. Castings. Brass ix

Castings and Machinery uf every description.

ALIO.

Jlctirath'N Improved

THIMBLE SKEINS,

'F'fttented JanuAry

98,1806.

-j XP xr

I 1

A CT

•a*

\-J &. \J

ea J4 *«.. tenth »t Bramfcle Meaae, LaFayette, Iud. ma y4'd7yi.

/CIRCULARS of every description neatly ex ecuted on common white or colored paper letter paper, note paper, or In faot, on any Kaj

TTOttSEY AT LAW. €rawford«Til!e lr.d. or qaalityof paper desired, and prices aesorOffire— South cf Past Office nji^^tf, dinj.'y at lh» Renew Oisr