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Tflt WEEKLY REVIEW

A hmr tor the People, *nt ,Mth

IIAEI—National

ton

ton Street,

TERMS:

Sin*le eopi. one year .. fix months three month* Te&oopia*. one year, to one add res

O. H. BOWXN

WAVSETOWS will IFOON V-

oar city by railway.

15 TO I

CITY_NEWS.

... TRAWBEBR1F.

MO.TDAT night at Eluroth Hn.ll. I«nt« of

fun.

O.TE dollar will buy the RKVIBW until the

l«t of next January.

1'KBM.N.tL.—n. M. Ctr.il. KM} of l-.nli-a-tilie, Ky., is in the city on a visit.

connotuod with

KIN FORD BRO. Drug Store xporta new and beautiful canvas

will soon n«ning.

EVERY member of Ian .Shelby's Min*irel

troupe it a ftar^ Monday night nf Eltzroth Hall.

No steps have yet been taken to eolebiate the 4th of July. Has patriotism died om

in our cfly*

THE drought which prevailed 'lnough the

month of May has been followen by fine

mint. The crops look promising. J-",,!-

THE Glenn-Clore Bastardy case waa called

in Common Please Court last Wednesday,

JudftO Test presiding, and was continued

on affidavit until Tuesday. August 2d.

Miss Susan B. ANTIIONT will lecture'at

McClelland Hall, Monday evening. June

13th. Subject: "The influence of the bal

lot upon woman'.-) work and wages."

At the last meeting of the Common Council, the Board of public improvements

was ordered to report suitable localities for

a number of new fire cisterns. ,\ good

idea.

DAN SHELBY'S Minstrels promise a riidi

performance at Billroth lfall, Monday-

night. As thU is the firal appearance of

this celebrated troupe in our city, we hope

our citizens will give them a good house.

RAMSAY the taker of the -.jenies' has ex

perienced some considerable difficulty in

ascertaining the ages of certain ladies here

and here-abouU. It is hinted that those

refusing to answer hir (jnt*^fion" will not

be prosecuted.

1 IRK AT number of our citizens were re

cently humbugged by a street peddler into

paying fifty cuts each for knife sharpen

ers, which they might have bought for half

the money at Gregg's hardware store.

THE many friends of (leorge tilassco.:!-: will be glad to learn iliat he was not, iir re

ported last Sunday, shot by a lunatic.

Another man was fired at l«y the crazy in-

•i iv id mil, but George Wii« ii"t in the vicinity

at the time. He was iu town k-i --.Monday ind proved a complete

TIIK minister of the New Baptist church

took 11 wiiac'c at Spiritual -i«-| and im.s

last Sunday night. Some n«.M'rf ion- noidc

t»y him were such a to came the female portion of his atidicncc to n«e llo-ir fanv in

a very vigorous manner.

QUITE a crowd in front ot tin- t'ourt

House, was highly entertained last Tuesdav

evening, by the efforts of 11 young gent in

the building opposite to make himself look pretty. We would ndvNo liiui to lowei his

blinds before repealing lio' perlonnan-'e.

TIIK Debates at the H.ilis ol' the Lyceum

and Calliopean Socieiiei of Wnbaslt t'ollegc

were well attended and are highly spoken

ot. The speech of Mr. Ira Mct'oiinell is

eKpecially commended. Mr. Mct'oiinell is

a member of the Calliopcun Society and

spoke affirmative of the .[Uestio:. "Should (he Drama be I'htronirfld."

MRSSUS. WALL.TO CONTI-NCTOR- *..N

the I., B. W. Railway, gave their em

ployees a graud trc it lust Monday evening,

l'he boys enjoyed the affair immensely.

The "Picnic'' was held near the crossing of

Rock river. The kindness of the«e contract

ors to their workmen is fell and appreeia 1-

ed by 1 hem. as is fully evidenced bv th*

great Amount of work accomplished.

JOHN W. RAMSAY, ESQ.. who i« now en

gaged in the census-taking, business. r»-

Hiiests us to say that he ha-f nothing what

ever to-do with either internal or infernal

revenne. tax-duplicates, railroad enterprises, gravel roads, agricultural fairs 01 chinch

festivals, but is ••imply and solely engaged

in ascertaing the number, sex. age. financial

condition, color &e.. of the inhabitants of

this district. And perhaps it would be well to add that the law imposes a scvero penal

ly, upon those refusing to answer the ques

tions asked by this officer. The law was enacted by the present Radical Congress.

PERSONAL—Mr.

Win, P. Cutler, chief

contractor for constructing the Logansport. Crawfordsville Southwestern Railroad,

was in the city on Thut sdday of this week, looking after the interests of the road and

making arrangements Tor its immediate

construction from this place north to Frank

fort. Mr. Stone, Superintendant of con

struction, says they will push the road rap

idly forward. Additional surveys are now

being made under direction of the chief

engineer, tor the ceossing of Walnut and the approach to the city.

THE lecture on modern spiritualism bv

Mrs. Emma Hardinge, at McClelland Hall

Friday night the 3d inst.. was largely at

tended by an intelligent and appreciative

audience, several of the clergy of the city being present, among whom we noticed the

eloquent and truth-frceking pastor of th#

faith in the immortality of the human

family and the existence of a ppiritur.l

world, the frontier boundaries of which

has made several cc-nverti». and the leading

•piritualiaU in the city, are delighteJ at the

nignal triumph of the fair lecturers.

Muletl Rariev.

llenham Musical Review lor June, contains a piece of sacred music entitled "Thy Will be Done," w3ich alone i« worth the price of •ubicrlption.

REVIVAL.—A great awakening among

the student" of Wabash College. Demo*

a a a a a

al me and abTOftd wil1

suert. jonng Denu-erafs have actually had the au- nd

?,Pr^'nf?

and cherries are

our market.

l^fiioerats, all students of Wabash

College, met-together at the very popular

Proprietor, reception rooms of our fellow-town3man. Paul Hughes. Esq.. and after organizing by calling Mr. Charle« Voorhees 1a son of Dan.

W. Voorhee*) to the chair, and the appoint

ment.of Tom Marshall as Seeretarv. pro

ceeded So have a genera! good time. N11-

rnrroni democratic toa*ta were offered, and

appropriate and eloquent speeches were

made by Mtljsr». Voorhee*. 'IV.in Mar-hall and Mr. T. A. Stewart.

vide, and was heartily enjoyed by all pree-

eul. are rejoice I to note this revival of

the go»d old cause in ./id Wnba«h. There

is no calculating the advantages which may

result from the admixture of this democratic leaven tvith the republican iiie.i-uo-

of the college. It has long been

JOTTINGS FROM ALAMO.

MB, Eiiiioi::—I will lei idiotic Cou-in J".' rest thi- week. 1 expect he will be glad

of it.) 1 will forbear mentioning Mr«. Jot

ter and the twins, also. "I want tr have a

talk with the Democracy ot old Mont

gomery. T.* 1-r*' Tlie first thing I wish to speak ot is our

Convention we held down here. It has

quent effusion." I do not hesitate to pro

nounce it a made tip story from beginning

to end. I suppose the writer thinks it very

fine and extremely witty, but have heard more than one denounce it as a slanderoifs

libel throughout. A man who is lost to all sense of honor as to attack his friends in

this underhand manner, is beneath the con

tempt of a sheep-killing dog. He is so low in my estimation that I will not condescend to

say much about him. He is unworthy the

"small shot." Cousin Joe usc-s. This much

I will say though, when lie tries to defame a man like Col. McMaken. he is wasting time and ink, brains he has not.

The old Col.'s speech in the convention was all right enough, ami not at- nil us Saphead reported it. If he thought the convention was not in accordance with the orders of the. Central Committee, he had a perfect right to do so. Laying aside what was said at the convention, Col. McMaken is not a man to l3 ridiculed by such an unmittigated fool as "Reporter." Besides being a uoble old veteran, a staunch old Democrat, one of the stoutest, bjavest supporters of our party, he is the friend of the work-ing-men, the benefactor of the widow and orphan. I know benevolent deeds of Col. McMaken's which if made public, would cause "Reporter" to blush with shame, if any he hns, and sigh that himself or some of his family could not manage to get the credit of them whether they merited it or not. But I would not have the old Col. think I wish to tlattfr him, so I pass on to something which is of intense interest to us all.

I refer to unity in our party. Let u.i stand firm, lei us work together, remembering that in union there is strength. There is an oh) aud true saying which I would recommend to my Democratic friends. D. is this "The Gods help those wlio help themselves. II.iw can we better help ourselves if we wish success than by unanimity .' Remember the coining election will be the first after the ratification of the Fifteenth Amendment. N not this sufficient reason why we should gird ourselves for the onslaught and stand by our guns Shall we allow ourselves to become divided, and by this means let the day be lost .' No. most emphatically NO! Democrats id' old Montgomery, look welltoyour laurels, nevei lei them grow dim! Yours earnestlv.

BILL JOTTEl!.

MARRIED.

MeMEGHAN-EATON.—At the- i.^idcnuo W. II. Watson, Lafayette. Ind., T. SIC ECU AN of thiseit.v. to HF.I.KN Evros. of Clarir.da Iowa.

LOCAL ITEMS.

Lard.

The

.(•nitty of I.it-. Ilrother s.

J'lthrie

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LILL-' S HEVV li lt S 01 summer hats, south iiv Bank Building

ityles 01

Lirerjr Teams.

For

iod liverv teams of al tilld." Cvl walla li on Wilnut =tree' iunelltf

A Liberal Reward.

E. .1. Binford ,\C Bro. wili give one ounce t' Gold for every ounce id' adulteration I obstructione found in the Ph.enix White l.-ad sold by ners with tlier,]. loiv'JSr!"

Exvursiioutt and Pic-Nit-*. 'onvevances for excursions and pi '-ui piriies -it S-'otl A Cidwalla ler's. juneI In

Alexander Kid*.

In all colors and w.irrented 1 n- |o\ price at th" Enterprise. -siprO

Paints.

Billy Fry sells more glass, paint, oil, &c than any other man. and for less monev.

Have you seen the new advertisement of Campbell Tinsley about Scythes. Snaths. Forks. Rakes, ect They sell lower Ih'sn any house in town. jllw'J

Evening Rides.

There is nothing like an evening drive with your girl, in one of S'ott & Cadw.illnder's «nlendid rigs. iunelltf

Now

Is the time to repaint your buildings and fences. The materials for which, von can find, cheap, at Fry's Drug Store.

The affible Billy Barbridge is still at Gregg's Mammoth, ready to wait on his old friends. Burbridge is one of the cloveresi men iu town. Go see him inchl-tf

Livery Team*.

Scott Cadwallader have a good *upply of Livery Teams for evening rid.s, excursions or any other purpose, all and see them inel ltf

New Jewelry Store.

Mes.-rs. C. S. Hilldebiand S.

New School Presbyterian church.MThe lec- berry, successors to P. G. White, practical .' trade. Remember hi stoves are euaranteed and I.._, J. \V Al^hfnslf Arc an.! TAtrdliirc \*.» O

*he claimed had already been discovered by Gregg's Mammoth is chuck full of new county- Indi'ana.Vuw'Mareh^m^fTu0?will spiritual telegraphy. The lecture, we learn 8°?ds-

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Baby Wag ons.—Another fin* lot just received at Robb & Mahorney s. in4w2

Of Social and Poliwral liOIOnil, lo?« He astonished tnjearn.-aot only tbat are requested to (50 to Gregg's to boy their -t 11 Jr of. and experience with, the human I» published every Hatorday. there some member? of tlfeir

Ip^r^.v

the institution above named, but that those

auit don

nfPTPP Block, W*«h4n«- ,, l\ M. and Billy Scott nr' alwava on hand notwithstanding all their profound and

CRA WFORDSVIl.LK. TSI dacity to me.-t to-gether and have a sort of S^ Machine. r.iehl2 if

jollification over that fa.-t among themepives

Nevertheless."fitrang'e a« It mar soem: it f?" 00 00 true that on Saturday evening la=t. ticrriji

rpttdj (o

I Bwryto^*i^\\~lb*ir reUtires 1 Md^jrhare by ITSSJi

hardware and if we don't mate the pric" organ?, obtained great insight intr the.

The finest turnouts in the way of lirery learns can now be found at 5?cott CAlwallader's stables, on Walnut street, two squares south of the Court House. Their hor"?s are unequaled for speed aiid docility. snd their carriages and buggies th? most elegant, in the West, al n»2

fords' Stone Front. Also American watehes of the Walthatn, Elgin. National and

manufacturers. Also fine Jewelry ansi Sppcpic1«»«. all of which -ire for sale verv low. Irmv2-Q

What's the use of saying Catarrh cannot be cured when Dr. Sige's Catarrh Remedy is so sure and positively certain, that the proprietor offers $500 reward for a case of Catarrh which he cmnot cure. A full pint of the medicine is made by dissolving one fifty cent package of the powder in water. Sold by druggists, or send sixty cents to Dr. R. V. Pierce. Buffalo. N. V.. for a pa.-kage by moil.

Bronchinal, throat and lull" diseases anil "Liver Complaint" are easily cured by taking Dr. Pierce's Alt. Ext. or Golden Medical Discovery.

The

Experience.

By this we mean close npplioiiion in

selling, putting up and operating mnehin ery for seventeen years in succession, beside* having attended nine State. Fairs, I three United St.ite Fairs and also the great 1 Mechanic' Insti'uieoj' Philadelphia. San

Good goods and goo 1 bargain^, at Gregg'® I Mammoth Hardware Store. mav'2lt

I The Raasous Why anueis should use Ball's Ohio Reaper and Mower are: I. It cut a wider swath I than ol her machines. -J. The Drive Wheels are four inches higher than other ma

chines, and each drives the machine independent of the other. 8. It puts no weight on the necks of the team when the driver is oif of the seat. •!. It cuts a higher smlile. •". The Cutter Bar and Reel can be lowered near the ground, thus lifring and ctittling lodged and tangled grain better than other machines. 0. The driver has a belter opportunity to =e: and avoid 7. It is easier to turn cor- *. The team is hitched much nearer the drive wheels, thus greatly lessening the draft. '.1. It has a platform for cutting oats, flax and clover sped, which can be attached in five minutes, and which only weigh® fifteen pounds. 10. Ball's Ohio Reaper ,and Mower possesses many other advantages which it would pay ihe farmers to investigate. This machine is kept for sale at Gregg Hardware Store, where '.he wants of all can be «:ip-

plied. Everybody go !o Gregg'--. mav"_'stf

puny. does it

Elias Howe, after four hundred generations had passed away, discovered the eye of the needle was put in the wrong end. and thus' relieved toiling humanity of untold •sighs. George Vost, with the Climax Reaper and Mower, has astonished the I manufacturers of the world and called our. the admiration of all beholders. It is destined to supersede all other Reapers I and Mowers. This beautiful machine is on exhibition and for sale at Greggs Mainmoth Hardware Store. The price is no more than that of the old Style machines,

Everybody is invitca to call at Gregg's Hardware Store and see the wonder of the world.

SPECIALS.

On Time.

Anybody can buy the best cook 4tove ii. the market, the oven so arranged that the heat passes entirely around it, bakinp quick and even. Very cheap at Irwin's. «ien of the Golden Stove, on sii month's time. He will sell queensware 1 tulds- and glassware lower than any house in thi'

lure nas a grand exposition of the new aicnmaters anu jwetu rs. ,o. »oiun '69tf. A Green street, E!«tons' Block. Crawford«aOtf

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i„diani.

Soltl Oil SIS DIOTlth

Wanted,' everybody iM ,1,'af Ci^r^^t'Vf

prices marked down to old "11 at private sale, at not less than its appraisprices that we sold at before ti war. «vi

1 1 the following real estate in said cnuuty. to-wit: r.very bod^ go to Gregg for good goods A part of lot number one hundred and nine Tiop and good bargains. tnchli! If on the original pUt of the city of Crawfordsville, and bounded as follows Beginning at a,, point on the north line of said lot twenty-fivei

best and latest styles, which will b€ sold three [3] inches, thenoc north ono hundred nnd

Rt very reasonable prices. Every house-

keeper in Crawford«ville «houlJ hare one.

bnj. Tome.and «ee. everybody.' origin and athology of disoace?, are yet

(hp rM ted S nger learnf theori

Liver]'.

Good News for Tea Drink

ers.—The American and China Tea Company have now an Agent here, and every one who desires good Tea and Coffee, can supply themselves at the Wholesale New York prices, and be sure of getting the best in the market. E. J. Binford & Bro.. Wholesale and Retail Druggists. Washington street. Crawfordsville. Indiana.

Mav 21 tf.

Millinery.—The

been greatlv misrepresented by some sap- Court Hoii'e. a full and complete stock of

head or other in the Journal I don't know as I should have devoted this letter to politi

cal matters if it hid not been for this "elo

lttdie«'of "CraVfnrd.o-

ville and vicinity will find at the Millinery establishment, of Miss F. M. Baldwin, second story Hughes' Block, opposite the

Millinery gooda. consisting of all the latest and most fashionable styles of bonrietn, straw goods, ribbons, trimmings, etc. 'Jin-May 7

Bring your Pictures and have them has been'eminently successful (judging

framed cheap at N'pwrnan .v Emmons. They from the many testimonials that are con-

book photograph albnms' with chromos.

cabinet, photographs, lithographs and card to meet and -nip in the bud'' all this long pictures that will make vour pyes watfr list of obscure and distressing derange-v and vonr homes beautiful. Imav2 ments that, reader 'difo scarce worth the

The largest- lot of .Seth Th 'uias and

The b.itii|iie: jirovided bv Mr. 'Hughe*. other good clocks in the city, just received was •-iich that gentleman only, can pro- Newman & hmmons. opposite f.raw»

Excelsior Reaper and Mower,

manufactured by J. F. Seiberling & Co.. pattentees, at Akron. Ohio, are the only genuine Reapers made, all others are shop right and poorly made, and all other twowheel machines, that now attach the Droper. formerly were ptat/orm machineand have substituted the Droper, finding that their machines would be left 011 their hands unless they did so. Imitations and Counterfeits, let them be so good, the genuine is better. Doherty, Mahorney & Co. in CrawfordsvilU. on Washington street, are the exclusive agents of the late improved Seiberling Excelsior Reaper and Mower, aud have one hundred on hand for the harvest of 1370. Every machine 1 warranted through the harvest, and will "js be sold 011 good terms. Also li' good late I improved thresher®, with Hor^p Power or 4i Sfeam Engines. iulwli 1 S 1

WEEKLY RE VIEW—CRA WFO RDS VIL LE, INDIANA, SATURDAY, JUNE IT. 1870.

Important.

IMPOKTA.VT.—Those who hare attained to

C0I1

fe5sedl.r grouping in

the dark as to cb? f.rtt nut* of any and all diseases thar effect nur race. But :hi= much has been clearly elucidated, and is become an axiom with the learned profe?-

living.'" We are glad to learn that the I public here are beginning to appreciate I these Bitters upon their intrinsic merits, and that they can be had everywhere. .See advertisement in another column. feblit'TO

Agents make irith our 8x10 Engravings,

jr. 111 itn.\ r:o. iim-ironi, comi ne4 4w

THIS

IS NO IU:MBMG By sending

Francisco and Cincinnati. During all this lime Gregg hi.- followed and studied cl is.-lv all inventions and improvei'i"!iis in the various c!: ssi-s of machiu.-rv and farm implements. This is wha' we call experience. We would say to the fa rmer--of Montgomery and surrounding counties they can find at Gregg's Hardware Si ore the latest improved and most praclicil Reapers and Mowers. Threshing Machines, Horse Hay Rakes, Horse Pitch Forks, thcelebrate!) Fulgent Grain Drill, Plows of I all kinds, aud in fact, the farmer can find at Gregg's Mammoth every machine 1 implement as good :i st the West. with our experience we can furni.-h a bet1 ter machine than is produced at any other establishment. Remember our motto.

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tKltOX. OHIO.

1% THE I'.VI'K.Vrrf ».

100 New Machines

(hi i.riiiJ for t!o- hardest I'-Tu. with 11..1 n.\

VALUABLE IMPROVEMENTS,

Wan-anted to .1-. 2..0.I w-.rk in iili kind- of

Grain & Grass.

We ive sulil in tin !a-it -i.\ y.-nr*

Over Four Hundred.

111 mi'-imi Tli.'

BUST rOMltlNtil) MA HISK

Tho Climax.

Aineric.in genius triumphed when Fulton pulled the throttle valve, and saw his majestic steamboat glide gracefully on ihe wave®. A Nation's heart beat with joy I when Morse chased his thoughts around the world with lightning speed. The world opened its mouth in wonder when

Corno and see for yourselves.

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Huh horse y.-.wrr ..r

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our itr.-r..0111.

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tritn our txiu Engravings,

than with anythina .ever issued. I'hey are light, cheap, sell fast and pay handsomely* Send for Circular. Address R. SANBORN A'CO., 115 East Madison St., Chicago.111. jnne4 4w

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TWENTY YEARS AMONG THE

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It shows the mysterios of stock and gold gambling, and the misoriesof unfortnnate spocniation, and exposes the swindles, tricks and frauds of operators. It tells how millions are made and lost in a day, how shrewd men are ruined, how "corners" are made to grain and pro Junes bow women speculate on the street, etc. Agent, wanted. WTepay Freight West. Send for terms^

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MYSTERIES OF MORMONISM

By J. II. BEADLE, Editor of ii.e Salt' Lake II. BEADLE, Editor of Reporter. Being nil EXPOSE of their SECRET RITE*, CEREITIOMEM unit CRIME.*

With a full aad authentic history of I*®'" gnuijr nnd the Mormon sect, from its origin to the present time.

Agents are meeting with unprecedented ,-uceess. one in Roekville, lnd., reports 1 subscribers in two days, one in Blonmington, III. SO the first day. AGENTS WANTED. Send for Circulars. Address NATIONAL PUBLISHING CO., Chicago, III., Cincinnati, O.orSt. Louis. Missouri. juiic-t 4w

REAPERS.

Doherty, Mahorney

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iho snlf ih»' iionuiji'

Kt'iborliiig llsct'lsior

Mammoth every machine 0 nirriTT7nn he mav need on the farm, and 71 A 11 I* 11/ I llAi I

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April 0, 1870.

llC BRITTO^S

Real Estate Agency,

HAIVNG

Conveyance and Heal Estate Aijent

The following is a partial li.-t of property n..w in my hands for sale or exchange

Ffty vacant lots in different parts ,,f the .-ay at prices ranging from S150 to $300 A two-acre lot well situated, to be laid -C off in town lots. This lot will make 3 li fair sized town lots. Price tt.aOO Improved lot, house of five rooms, cellar cistern, 4 l.GOO fmproved lot._ h.iuse o: sis rooms, cistern well.fruit, lie 1 ?ufi Improved lot. house of five rooms, cistern ifcc, new, offered at ...: l,li)0 Improved lot. honse of eight rooms cellar, cistern, well, large ad small fruits of all kinds. I'ricc ... U.TO'i Improved lot near the center of the city, good house, largo stable, ci-tein, fruit Improved lot, hou«e of four rooms, eisteru ,te l.Ottl Improved lot. new h«use of four rooms. ci.'.tem ,tc., rents at, S12 per month r-rtO Improved lot l-M by 1-tC feet, house of seven rooms, cistern, well, fruit and shade trees. Priee '.2.600 Four acres of grjun.i well situated, to be laid off in town lots, is in a desirable part of the city, has on it a sood house, stable, orchard, well. .to. Price t,'K)0 House and lot in Thorntown.lnd.. will sell or trade. Price 1.000 200 acres of land within 3 miles of the city

Price per acre 30 HOaeres of improved land, near the Quaker church." Price per acre ."t HI acres of improved land within I,1* miles of the city. I'ricc per acre CO

Tho above is only a small por! ion of the property in my hands for sale. Persons desiring to invest in any kind of Real Estate will. I think, find it to t.heir intere-t to call and see me before purchasing elswhere.

W. P. BIUTTUN, ATTY.

Oificeid Floor Wellington Hall, Crawfordsville Indina. lansT'CUy

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REMOVAL.

G. W. PEARSON

removed his shop four doors south of his stand.ovrr t'ar«on'* New fr«)cery Store.

r,ia#4S»» ....1 Halrin»

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j4w2 I. mTwt Commissioner. Done to order.in the latest stylei

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will rhaiiire any colored heir or

I heard to a permenant blaek or brown. Il con tains no poison. Any one tan use it hy mail for SI. A.ldre-i

MAGIC CO.HB CO. Springfield. Ma xnehlS m3

DENTISTS.

}\. H. CiALEV.

DENTIST,

fordsvslle lnd Office corner .Main Green treets, or er the or er

SPUING DRY GOODS

Sprint Dry Goods lower than etet* at Hie Kuterprise. A complete stork in all departments, bought low and are selling at the

O W E S A S I

o'uT aiimenis are 'dir^TrL^T*"de- Goods, Prints. Bleached and Brown Muslins. Table Linens. Towels, Crash. Napkins. &e. All the latest novelties and notions, Clothing Cas-

it -gocd digestion" w«k on appedtp, siuiere. Piei^e Goods, Big stock Hats. Caps. Boots and Shoes at the lowest price. Our Kid Gloves cannot be surpassed iu quality and are health will b# tire almost uniform result.' I Acting upon this axiom, the inventor of Warranted. .-

I Hughes Block, Main Street, Opposite Court House, Crawfordsville, Indiana.

BEAIi ESTATE AGENCY. STOVES.

Best

CHEAPEST!

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COOK STOVE

Do not fail to 2.. to

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Vnd CAnmina hi- i-tnok ..f -invi-.

THE ENTERPRISE

ONE

of In

with nn oven 2-by inches so arra that the heat passes entirely around it. Thereby rendering it tho quickest and cvenost baker ever introduced. No turnina the liread around two or three times. Wo euaronteo these stove? in every particular.and offering them five clolinr--lower than the same size -tovu can he lions/lit in the "Wabash Valley.

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MERCHANTS'

Iiiducemeiits

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MAM F\ Tl TO MtDKK.

OUR STOCK Or

HARDWARE

We Defy Competition.

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April :i Ird'.i.

THE GREAT MEDICAL DISCOVERY!

DB. WALKER'S CALIFORNIA

2-® MOKi: 'i'ilA.V •wni.Oiiij PERSONS S testimony to their won'!*1 a fill eurative power-".

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WHAT ARE THEY.

ILITI ARE NOT A VI1J-: A N I N

Poor Kiiin, II omlif. Proof

Ma.ie

Spirit*, find Refane I^iqnorc, doctored ?pic cd and sweetened to please the tastr, called I "Tonics." "Appetizers," "Ke.=torers." Ae., that lead the tippler on to druukenesa and ruin, but are a true medicine, made from the native Hoots and Herhs of California, free front nil nlcaholiculimnlnnu. They are the (i BEAT I BLOOD Pl'BIFIEK and I.IFB CIV1IVG PKI!VCI PIjE, a perfect Renovator and

Invigorator of the System, carrying off all E' oisonous matter, aud restoring the blood to a ealthycondition. No person can take these Bitters according to dir^etions and remain ions unwell. 8 lOO will be given for an incurable ca«», provided the bones are not destroyed by mineral poisons or other means, and the vital organs 1 wasted beyond the point of repair. I F*r luBmniaalorr nnd Chronic Rhcumaliam, nnd Oeul, Draprpaia, or lndi« gealion, Biltiou* Reiniltcnt, und lulerinitlenf Fcrer, Dienir» of Ihe Blood.

Urvr, Kidneys, nnd Bladder, tbe?e Bilten have been most successful. Such Diaeaac* are caused by Vitiated Blaad, whieh is

Oigealirc Orjpsm. I Cleanse the itiated Blood whenever you find its impurities bursting through the skin in I Piwplea. Eruptions or Sores eieanse it when On e*«Bt you find it obstructed siid sluggish in the veins cleame it when it is foul and your feelings wili tellyonwhen. Keep the blood pure and the'

GOLD 1870

Hver.v on»* wanting bai*gains in goods should not fail to examine aud price our goods, consisting of Foreign and American Drew

Ba^S*

llvci'^boily slioiild c*nll mill shv£

R. A. PULLBNWIDER & CO.

iw- tow- Cook sto...-11. the mjj'kej: purchaser need"'not kecplhem. PEASE, HIILL

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examine our

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REAPER & MOWER.

O E S

COMBINED SELF RAKE REAPER AND MOWER

N O I O N S

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Hlock.

Ol' ovt-i

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HATS

VINEGAR BITTERS 'u

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PIX, TAPE, snd other WORMS. Iurkiti2in p, 4f ,rli the system of so many thousand5,nrr efTct'tual- -.

ly destroyed and removed. In BiUi«u.Remittent, and Interuiitteis: Fev- p„hil, ers, these Bitters hare no equal. For full direc-! .1 P1'

tions read carefully the circular around each

Book Store. Hip'SOLD BY ALL DRI'GUISTS 4 DEALERS

Dr. B. V.Oa-! june4w4

long and

favorably tti

SALE

community a hrt claii D^nti t. is in my v....... ....... employ. jan^/Oiat ROBB MAHORS't'Y'S

DIOFFKTl A: «OOi:,

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CRAWFORDSVILLE,

I generally produced by dran?"iierii ,.f th»

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health of the system'will follow. Pur*-. Wine

bottle, printed in four Ianguage-" -Eng!Mh. fWman. French and Spanish. PDW/'DrilTf/i %*K' J. WALKER. Proprietor, 32 Commerce -t, V.

R. II. McUO.N ALD Jc CO..

to the JC plated poo in my castois. earu receivers, which wiil be ld oheap

plated ni

known to the

st California, and 3. 34 fommerce W^Jrespectfulfylsolioitpatronuge from tho public

in enera

A large stock of liager's silver ni. forks, knives, cake baskets,!

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We arc now Ageuts lor the DODQE COMBINED SELF RAKE REAPER AND MOWER, tho 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 1889, over 35 other machines, which was the closest test ever made on the continent. Wo 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, tho

DRY GOODS.

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Rice Canine's

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I* Fashionable Clothing.

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Call and See lor Yourselves,

Main u»«l \Viihiiiirtoa SlreeK.

Crawfordsville, Ind.

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.l'ain-v Artifles

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aJ Purpo-e.'-.*.

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"neils.and lnk.

Carefully prepared and promptly attended to.

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BAKERY.

GRAND OPEN1NG

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NO. 3 MAIN STREET.

This new e.ftohli-ihuien: i» opvu for lu«ine«».

Fresh Itread,

H1C£ OA^IWE.

DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

^EW FIRM

Crackers, ikos. Pie

(1 Collet*.

Oysters, etc., fir.

Fiii'iiisliiil al all Hours.

GROCERIES

of rit, •iot.Til.tioO, uud II I III-.- lli'l Uil»hty. I Al' kindi '.f

FAMILY PROVISIONS

kept or: him I. bed-.- a heavy U.»ok of

Confectionery

ANNE|D FRUITS.

Th»» pnl»lif nro rpipfolively invit*?tl to call.

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James Mack A: Co.

dec i" I

MACHINERY.

I!. )I. McOKATIl A' Co., MACHINISTS,

M.-iiHUacturor? of Corn Shellers, Hur.ie

IViwor.-. Drac .Saws, SugarMilli. .Sttfrar Kr-ttles. Castings, Bray..

('ajtinrs ami Machinery of every description. ALSO. JfeOruth'N Improved

THIMBLE SKEINS,

'Patented January lfW.

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Shop «.u M.. KOitb of Branble ilousr,

LaFayette, lnd.

UROL* LARS of every description neatly ex

e.-uted on common white or colored pa^e^,

lutier paper, note paper. or in faot, on any

AT LAW, Crawfor.Uville lnd. or quality of paper desired, and prices aecorU$oe—Sititfc.of Post Offi.'c- nc..*"'i35if,! din»ly al th 9 Raview Ofise