Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 2 July 1870 — Page 1
WAHTKD.—BOA&DXB8*
A 1"®^ f«tl«m«n cm be aeoonunodaUd with A mn ui rooaa either f«rtfil«d or unfuraiabtd. For name and place of retidence in. qminat Lhii office. jell tf
FOB BALE.
for
HARXESH-on* doable i«t Light
TpASM FOR SALE, coBitioiui 164 iqm,*itO' ud tX mile* eoatb of Crmwfortf
CrmwfordsrUle. IX
ollM from (tattoo on the LouUTiU*. New AlbiChicMo R»llro*d. Thtfarro li all aader coitiraUoD. bai two good frame dwelling, two h#rnk. two orchardt, food running water and axoeUeat timber. ThU farm will be sold 1' barfain. For farther particular* inquire at
Ojm'i Hardware Store, where Rood foodi and food bargalni can always be had, SAMUELB.OREGG
FOB BENT.
'HE old e*tablifbed Pry Goods Store, known A a* the Vanne Corner. Apply t«. fchis tf B.KEVSEDY.
ANNOUNCEMENTS. JUDGE.
TROD. F. DAVIDSON, of Fountain county. will be a candidate for the office of Judge of the 8th Judicial Circuit, *ubjeet to the decision of the Democratic Judicial Convention.
& STATE TICKET.
For Secretary r,f Slate,
^'ORMA-|EDDY. of St. .lo'pph County.
For Auditor of State,
JOKS C. SHOEMAKER, of Perry Count*.
For Treasurer of Slate, ..
JAMilS B. RYAN, of Marion County.
For Attorney General,
BAYLESS W. HANJiA, of Vigo Connty.
For Superintendent of Public Intlruction, "HiLTOIf B. HOPKINS, of .Montgomery County
For Judget of Suprtnn Court.
iAHES L. WORDEJf. of Allen Count ALEIA5DERC. DOWNEY, of Ohio County, 3AMT7EL B.. BUSK1RK, of Monroo Count?.,'
FETTIT, of Tippecanoe County.
COUNTY TICKET. Fur Jiepresentaliie. JOHN W, COPNRK.
For Auditor,
JAMESJl. WATSON.
For Clerk.
ISAAC M.VANCK.
j"! -ifc i-. For Treasurer. WARREN* DAVIS. -i '-f
For Sheriff.
HlMHl.E. SIDENKK.
For Coroner.
JOHN W. BURK.
For Survoyor JOHN BUCK.
Commissioner*.
First Distriet—JAMES LKK.
Second Di»trict—JAMES F. HALL.
Third District—-JAMES MoINTYRE.
Tresiednt Grant's
Thk
excuse for not
knowing more about foreign relations is, that it takes up so much of his time to attend to his home relations.
Another Straw.
Still another political straw lias been thrown up, and again the indications are in favor of a strong current from the Democratic quarter. This time it was away out in Idaho, and here is the way it is spoken of by a Republican journal—the Elko Independent "Idaho Itns gone Democratic, electing Sam Merrill delegate to Congress by a majority of from 800 to 900. Every county in the Territory henrd from gives Democratic majorities on the general ticket with the exception of tho Mormon county of Oneida, where thcr* is said to be a tie vote. All the county officers with a few .seatterinp exceptions, nre Democrats."
Republicans arc trembling in
their boots fearful of the result of the fall elections, which they are beginning to look forward to as the fall of their- party, and are now urging unanimity and harmony in their ranks in order to prevent too groat a downfall. The negroes are urged by them to Htand true to their colors and not desert them in the hour of their need, sua to remember that it was by the efforts of the Republicans that they were made voters, and will be made, provided they remain true to the principles of the Republican party, participants in all the glorious privileges enjoyed by the whites. They must however remain true or all will he lost, say the Republicans. The great, moral, intellectual and progressire. party must be kept in power at any .sacrifice. The blood and treasure of the war is fully compensated for—the negro is made a voter! The sacrifice of life is nothing compared to this inestimable privilege! It matters not I liiiusfclf wholly how many left their homes never to return to them again, it matters not what the cost has beeu, what the evil has been, it is all compensated for in the piou9 results that the Radical party have brought about Farmers can gather in their harvests, however much or little it may be, the bondholder nr.s come in for a share of it, the si inding army must come
the city of Rockville, in the county of Park, onl}' twenty six miles from here, and notwithstanding our people have made repeated efforts to carry it through, they have as ofteu failed, until a little over a year ago there was three companies organized to accomplish this important work, but after a time it was wisely determined to consolidate these three companies into one, which was effected on the 5th day of last November, and our fellow citizen, the Hon. John Lee, was elected its President, and from that hour to this, Mr. Lee has devoted to the work before
him. aud has managed it with such skill and ability as to iusure success. Work has commenced along the line of the middle division of the road, contracts for all the ties and timber from this point to Frankfort are let, aud the work on the grading at this point is beiug pushed with all possible speed by .Messrs. Beck, Scott & Snyder, who have perhaps the heaviest contract on the road. Ties are being
in for another share of it. The cost of maintaining a negro government is delivered at the rate of a thousand a .expensive. Tho Republicans are de- day. The culverts and trestle work pending greatly upon their black al-
1
vent too great a desertion from their ranks of the white voters. The prospects of the Democracy were never brighter in this Congressional district than at the present time. The tide is turning. The infamous retention of the franking privilege by the Radical Congress against petitions for its abolition will be remembered in the next
are being putinnpidly from Colfax
liee for the success of their ticket, 'to Frankfort and 'rack laying will soon Bnt they stand greatly in doubt commence at I id fax and iron laid whether they will be able to use the both ways. Northeast to Frankfort and party lash successfully enough to pre- I Southwest to Crawfordsvil le.
A corps of engineers will be put on the division from here to Rockville at once, and as soon as the line can be surveyed and located, the work will be let, so that everything connected with this road means business, and from present appearances it will be built in a much shorter time than either of our other roads, and when once com-
election for Congressman. Radicals pleted. its value to our people can not i:_Li it talk of lightening the burdens of taxation and their Congressmen vote to retain the privilege of sending their letters and "documents" free of charge. Tha Radicals will talk of economy in the affairs of government, but the
be over estimated W rthin less than twenty miles
oi
people fail to eee where the "econo- as well as a great saving to the people my" cornea in. If filching the pock- all along the line, as it "will be able to «ti of the people is economy then furnish coal at a little over one half they are an economical party. Let them be shown at the next election that tbe people ire in earnest. Let the seventh district be redeemed from Radicalism. Montgomery oountj will be good
at leait three hundred Dem
ocratic majority.
Oor New Railroad—Its Status and ry wood, and is known to exist in inPnture. exhaustible quantities. The Logansport, Crawford?villfi & With such mines of wealth lying Southwestern Railroad with all ita at our very doors, who can fortell the benefits and advantages are abont to commercial advantages to be derived be realized. What we have long de- by our people by the building of this aired and earnestly labored for is abont road. A few years will bring to be accomplished, so fjuietly and rap-j about a complete revolution in the idly that we can scarcely realize that it trade and traffic of Western [ndiana, is so. But it actually seems to be :i and doubtless some unlookedfor Infixed fact that we are really to be bless- cality wili spring up in connection ed with thi« important road to our with this coil that will be the Pittscity during the present year. The bnr? of the West.. We sny push on contract for building the whole line of the column, build your road:-, open] road from the mty ni Logansport in up and develope the great, resources tho county a! t.-as* to the city of and hidden treisnres of tlii- tnisrhty Roclcville in the county of Parke, has country been let by President Lee to Wm. P. Cutler & Co., of Cincinnati, backed complain by one of the strongest iron companies I
in Pennsylvania—and no one who
knows any thing about these companies doubt their capacity or ability to build the road. Mr. Cutler is well known by many of our leading citizens, and all who know him speak in the highest terms of his integrity as well as his energy and ability to accomplish whatever he undertakes. Mr. Lee has been fortunate in enlisting such men in this enterprise. There can no longer be any doubt of the speedy construction of this road. We are living in a fast age. Thiugs •ire moving forward with such rapidity that it i3 hard for one to keep pace with the times. Scarcely three years ago our people conceived the
of the vi
us commence the
rich and valuable block coal fields of whose extent no one can tell, but enough is known to insure a large and profitable carrying trade for the road
of the present price. Not only the block coal is known to exist on this line of road in large quantities, but also the bitnminous coal, of as good quality as any in the world. This quality will burn up in the grate as clean and nicely as the best dry hicko
g°
rou
idea of building the East and West 81,000 for flower-pots, mats and twine
road, to day it is an accomplished fact, and soon this magnificent thoroughfare will be completed, and the first shrill sound of the whistle on the I., B. & W. Road will scarcely die away until its echoes will will be caught up up from the liill tops by the iron horse as he comes rushing along his course from the Lakes of the North to the rich coal fields of Park, opening up to us new mines of wealth and new fields of commerce of incalculable value.
The history of this road is one of interest to our people. Many years ago the idea was conceived of building a great through line of road from Ev
hand-shaking they are
aub ftcte to the
Radical candidates.
Many of them are sorely afflicted with itch and other cutaneous diseases by this undue familiarity of their ''white brudders."
Keeping op the Washington Palace. Tn the Civil Appropriation Bill which has lately passed the House of Representatives we observe the following items For fuel fo"r tbe President's house 3 .r,000 For annual repairs and repainting tho exterior of tne President's house lO.OOfi For flower-pots, mats and wine 1,000 For lighting President's house, Capitol and public grounds 40 000 For circular fence on President's grounds. 10,000 For additional repairs ho the green-house at Presidents house 2.500
Fuel expense for a private house of $5,000 looks very much like extravagance but it is small compared with
and of 8-10,000 for alighting up the house and grounds. This is a speciof the ecomomy of the Administra-. tion. Does any one believe there is any necessity for such charges, or that the people will receive any benefit from them
The
Herald reports that at a picnic
party the other day up the Hudson, the Rev. Henry Ward Beecher was put through a sham trial and sentenced to be kissed by six ladies of the Plymoth Church, who were present. The sentence was immediately executed.
A
Western
ansville, on the Ohio river, in the direc- was dropped into their den, to go tion of New Orleans, to tfe Lakes upon sniffing about him, longing for a bite,
the Northeast in the direction of New York, running diagonally across the State of Tndiana, through a belt of country unsurpassed for richness, beauty and fertility of soil. But, one great, source of wealth along this line of road was but little known or thought of at that time. The road was completed to the city of Terre Haute and there stopped for a period of years, but finally through the untiring energy and devotedness of Gen. Geo. K. Steele of Rockville, backed by the Father of Railroads in Western Indiana, Col. Chancey Rose, of Terre Haute, it was finally finished to
philosopher thinks it
was rough on the lions wlien Daniel
and be denied the luxurytaught them self-Daniel.
Bob Butler,
ofllcc In Empire Bl'k ovcrfircss's Hardware storj
Crawfordsville, Indiana: A acant and improved lots and farms constantly on sale. july2'?n
SEALED PROPOSALS.
Notice to Builders.
'W'OTICE is hereby given that sealed propositi alswill bo received by tho undersigned. Trustee of Sugar Creek township, .Montgomery county, Indiana, for the erection and completion of
A FRAME SCHOOL HOUSE,
25x30 foot in said township and county, near Mote's mill, until Saturpay, July 2, 18T0, at 3r. m, Tho right to reject all bids if deemed unreasonable, is reserved. A. J. DGRRVMAN. july2 lw Trustee
EXECUTOR'S SALE.
^^OTICE is hereby given that I will sell ot public auction, at tho late residence of Thomas Long, deceased, three miles nortlicnst of Crawfordsville, on
THURSDAY, JULY 21, 1870,
his personal property, consisting in part of tho following nriicles, to-wit horses, cattle, sheep, hogs, two-horse wagon, farming utensils. Ac.. Ac. .TERMS:—A credit, of 9 mouths will be given on all sums over $3, tho purchaser giving note with approved security, waiving valuation nod appraisement laws. CAIiVIN' LOXG. july-Jw-t. Executor,
TT7ANTED AGENTS-To sell the OCTAGON SEWING MACHINE. It is licensed makes the "Elastic Lock Stitch," and is warranted for 5 years. Prico SI5. All other machines with an undor-feed sold for S15 or less are
Jjil f) A DAY—Business entirely ... honorable. Liberal inducement
icriptive Circulars free. A CO., Riddeford, Me.
S
1
Address R. C. RAND july2 m3
O\ANT
7ANTEI) AGENTS—To sell the home -hutlie SEWING MACHINE. Price $25. It make.-- the "Lock Stitch." (alike on both sides) and is the only licensed under-feed Shuttle Machine sold for less than $60 Licensed by Wheeler i, Wilson. Grover & Baker a ad Singer A Co, All other under-feed Shuttle Machines sold for less than $60 are infringemenes, and the seller and user liable to prosecution. Address JOHNSON. CLARK CO.. Boston. Mass.. Pittsburgh. Pa,, Chicago III., or St. Louis, Mo. july2 m3
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MACHINE MO.-
AGENTS WANTED FOR
"WONDERS
OF THE WORLD."
OVER
one thousand Illustration*. Tho largcst, best selling, and most attractive subscription book ever published. Send for Circulars, with terms at onoe. Addre?s U.S. PUBLISHING CO. 411 Broome Street. N, V., 177 West Fourth St., Cincinnati. Ohio. 130 South Clark St.. Chicago, IU..410 Market St.. St. Louis. julyS w*
THE SECOND VOLUME OF
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NEW SERIES—VOL. XXI, NO 44 CEAWFORDSVILLE, MONTGOMERY COUNTY INDIANA, JULY 2, 1870.
-but
a nephew of Ben
Butler, has been arrested in Washington for stealing silver spoons from the table of his boarding liouso.
CARD.
ALBERT C. JENNISON
A llornej- nt Lnw mid
Real Estate Agent.
Real property of all kinds bought and sold on commission. Rents colected. taxes paid, notarial business of all kinds promptly attended to.
Messrs. EDWARD HCLLOWAY, RICHARD IIANMAN". JAMES R. HAWKINS. WM. ARMSTRONG. J. G. ADAMS, JOHN FOSTER, the WATSON BROTHERS, Goorge Edwin and Thomas. Madam JEANNETTE ARMSTRONG. M'lle EMMA FOSTER. LaPetito MAMIE and Madam JOHN FOSTER.
This unparalojled exhibition will make a grand entrance iiito thecity on the mornin of I tho exhibition, headed by
THE CRAWFORDSVILLE WEEKLY REVIEW.
AMUSEMENTS.
WILL EXHIBIT AT
CRAW FORDS VILLE,
Saturday, July 9,1870,
FOR
J*. WA
One Day Only!
Eebg*0
Allied with this large establishment is* the following array of celebrated artists
IProf Switzer's ..
A N IF I E N S I E A N
The procession following will be composed of iadies and gentlemen of tho company, arrayed in elegant, costumes and mounted on cailycaparisoned horses.
A FEW OK
The Prominent Features
Of.this immenjecombination nrc
Mr. William l^aHue,
The most fearless and graceful bare-back rider known to the arena, who is accompanied in Lis
foa,a on
LEON.
new and De-
I will send tho receipt by which I was cured of Catarrh and Deafness free. Address Mrs. C. M. Leggett. Hojuly2 w4
IXE)
CATARBH
CCD DEAFNESS boken, New Jersey.
ner^eback by hi." infant son.
Madam JEANETTE ARMSTRONG
The charming and beautiful Equestrienne from Astley's Amphitheatre, London, the great Circusses of Paris, and other European citie?. who has been admired by the elito nnd nobility of the Old World, and received the commendation* of Loyalty.
'I UK GREAT
WATSON BROTHERS, George, Edwin and Thomas,
In their PERILOUS PERFORMANCE at a I great altitude, entitled the
Three Flying Men of the Air.
John "Foster,
J- The mo*t inimitable
FUXAY CLOW3
In the world, will delight the audience with hidroll and Original Jokes and laughter-excitinz Comicalities, besides being alarm's free from any remark that would shook the modesty of the most sensitive. ...
FOR MANY OTHER
Wonders and Attractions
See Programmes and descriptive bill-
The Entirely New and
Water-!Proof Canvass'
Thoroughly ventilated, and in the evening
Illuminated With Gas,
Afford, splendid accommodations for the lorcest Audiences.
Admission 50ds
Children under ten '5
THE GREAT MEDICAL DISCOVERY!
DR. WALKER'S CALIFORNIA
VINEGAR BITTERS.
MOKE THAN 500.000 PERSONS Bear testimony to their wonder- 3 g" ful curative powers.
WHAT ARE THEY.
THEY ARE SOT A Y1LK A N I N
Made of P«or Rnut, WtiiHky, Proof Spirit*, and Refuse Uquora, doctored spie ed and sweetened to please the taste, callcd "Tonics." "Appetizers." "Restorers." tc,, that lead the tippler on to druukeness and ruin, but area true medicine, made from the natire Roots and Herbs of California, free from nil nlcnfeolic•timnlnnt* They are the 3BEAT BLOOD PURIFIER and LIFE CIV-
NO PRINCIPLE, a perfect Renovator and lnvigorator of the System, carrying- off all poisonous matter, aud restoring the blood to a healthy condition. No person can take these Bitters according to directions and remain long unwell.
SlOO will be civen for an incurable case, provided the bones are not destroyed by mineral poisons or other means, and the vital organ* wasted beyond the point of repair.
For liifliimuiiitorjr nnri Chronic Rhcuuintum, nnil Cont, Drupe pa 11, or Indigestion, Billion* Bcuittenl, and Intermittent Fever, Disennen of the Blood, Liver, Kidney*, and Bladder, these Bitter* have been most successful. Such Ui«ea* e* are caused by Titinted Blood, which is generally produced by derangement of the Digeati re Orgnn*.
Cleanse the Vitiated Blood whenever you find its impurities bursting through the skin in Pimples, Eruptions or Sores cleanse it when 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 the system will follow.
PIN, TAPE, snd other WORMS, lurking in the system of so many thousands, are effectually destroyed and removed.
In Billious, Remittent, and Intermittent Fevers, these Bitters hare no cgual. For full directions read carefully tho circular around each bottle, printed in four languages—English, German, French and Spanish. J. WALKER. Proprietor, 32 Commerce st. N Y.
R. H. MeDONALD & CO.,
Druggists and goneral agents. San Francisco Sacramento. California, and 32 & 34 Commerce st. N.Y, HTPSOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS & DEALERS july 2 w4
Tills
IS NOHUMliMG! o£ By sending OO CENTS, with age. height, color of hair and eyes, you will receive by return mail, a correct picture of your futuro husband or wife with name and date of marriage. Address W. FOX, P. O. Drawer 24, Fultonville,N. Y, july|24w
DRY GOODS.
Campbell & Harter
WILL OFFER
I
THIS. WEEK
Attractive Assortment
NEW GOODS
Greatly Reduced Prices
Linen Lawn*. Organdy Lawns, Iron Grenadines. Printed Percales. Striped and Plain Piques. Bishop Lawns. I Plaid and Striped Nainsook.
Llama Laee Points. Thibet Shawls, Silk Fans. Lisle Gloves. Real Laee Collar*. Silk Parasols. Marseilles Quills Bordered Towles. Notingham Laee furtaiiiv
The best bargains of the season will be offered in these goods which I are all new and fresh..
CAMPBELL
July-i 'TO
HARTER.
HOUSE & SIGN PAINTNG.
Hartman & Clemson, HOUSE & SIGN PAINTERS,
I Glaziers, Gralners, Gilders and
tt
aPe1'
-tiangers,
N a a a
aantinees|commence at half-past 2 evening work solicited and promptly attended toiion r^erioiii8*'115 Doors cpen half an
on
Main street, over Fry's Drug Store.
1 or 111 Fnle ot the eenuiri
fefibei'liiit? UxeelNioi*
MAN 11 A ("I UK I) A'l
iKROV OHIO.
BV TIIK PAT FN TEEN
100 New Machines
On hand for the harvest of 1870, with many
VALUABLE IMPROVEMENTS,
Warranted to do good work in all kinds of
Grain & Grass.
We have sold in thj last six years"
Over Four Hundred.
Of these machines. They are the
BEST. i-OXBIXED MACHINE
In the world.
Come and see for yourselves.
Also, 12good lute
Improved Threshers,
With horse power or
STEAM ENG-INE,
At our Wareroom.
DOHERTY, MAHORNCY Ar CO,
June4, '70
Wnahiugl £lrc«l.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Free Entertainment
No. 1 EMPIRE BLOCK,
Mam Street, Cra'Wxordville, ind,
Webster & Son,
I'he Managers, hove the honor to announce l,i thp citizens of Crawfordsville'and vicinitv a series of general entertainment? at the popular
BOOT & SHOE STORE,
•k, li tlu ir cclclinilt."l
Stook Company,
Commcncira immediately snd ••onlinuini: un further nr .ice.
Programme-Part First
'•inderilla.or slipper.- to ^el Recitativc—Predeftrian'j Lament,
"How long, how lone sbnll I complain. Like one who seeks for Boots in vain
fHir.ru
"JNot long, not long for you can find 1 hRt the Weh=ter= keep every kind.'
Part Second.
Nary a Kip IVlka Cuuip»ny Parody Billy '"Father, dear father, come home with me now.
My shoes are all ont at the toe Vou promised to »hoo Johnnie and 1. And you know it's very wicked to lie." .Metamorphosisand Tableaux, in which 7 the Shoele«.» Brigade appear in fine and coarse Boot." and Shoes, Balmo- *"S rals. Scottish Balmorettas, Button
Polish, Congress Gaiter?, Black Crook Boots. Base Ball Shoes, etc. Company Reception of Greenback? Company
To conclude with the highly pleaine and solesatisfying farce of
PERFECT FITS!
This is a new piece, and i- no dansr-r of bein played out.
Tliree Performances Daily,
Jloraing, afternoon and evening until further notice. Doors open at seren jo'clock A. M. close at nine P. M.
DO NOT FOBGET THE PLACE H,m?'
No. 1 Emoire Block. Main street, where may be round the best assortment °f kinds and 'tjlei of Boots and Shoes, at the lowest prices, our inspection of rood* and price* solicited. »eptJ8 1969tf jiineM
WHOLE NUMBER 1372
BEAPERS. CARRIAGE MANUFACTORY.
Doherty, Mahorney & Co CARRIAGE FACTORY
OF-
Ectabliahed In 1856.1
Mnrktt StI, North //"«.«•.
I'llil WFORDDVIM.K. IKI.
KTEIi returning thanks to the public for th liberal patronage bestowed up^n us for the list thirteen years, wo would respectfully-eal the attention of friends and the public generally an inspection of our
Carriages, Bnggies. SPRING WAGONS. Sulkies and Sleighs.
A fine assortment and variety of which we keep constantly on hand in our new brick 9bow room on Washington street, seoond floor We claim to be unsurpassed in strength and finish, usini none but the best selected well seasoned secom growth timber, and employing none but the roost skillful and experienced workmen. Tho high reputation our work has sustained in the thirteen'.vears 'past gives us confidence* in our ability as Carriage Maker?. Being exclusively engagod in manufacturing only light work enables us to keep a much finer. larger, nnd bettor stock than any other honse'in the West. Wo confidently assort that our work and prices can not bo excelled by any other establishment. Tho continual increaso in businoss has mado is neoessary to enlarge our facilities for manufacturing, We call especial attention to W. Rams em's
Patent Anti-Rattling Fifth Wheel
A recent invention, and tho greatest improvement ever addod to a carriage, buggy or spring Wagon. We have the occlusive county right. Wo use
Sarver's Patent Buggy Wheel,
With Patent Rivet for fastening felJoM, so that it is impossible for the felloo to split under any circumstance.
The latest and best Improvements
In Spring, Axles, Spokes and Hubs,
A varioty of tho latest stylos of Patent Tops and finish of every kind. As wo receive tho
Eastern Styles Monthly
From New York and Philadolphia'wo shall continuo.to manufacture work as reliable as heretofore,
All our Work is Warranted .from one to two years. Old Work Taken in Exchange
REPAIBIXO.
In wood-work dono to order. Dlaoksmithing Painting and Trimming dono with neatness and dispatch. Woinvited all to call and see as our work will.recommenditself.
Superior Farm Wagons!
Our Farm Wagons built expressly for this market by KtudebakorBros., of South Bend, Ind..of the
VERY BEST TIMBER.
and more with tho view of giving ontiro satisfaction to purchasers than profit to the manufacturers or to us. Wo fully
Wnrriinl Them in Every Particular For One Year,
JTPRemember the pliice, Market Street,North ot Court House. JulylT.ieoB J. S. MILLER .1 CO'
SPOOL COTTON.
THE CELEBRATED
A.T. STE WART & CO.
AGRNIS
FOR THE UNITED STATES
McClure, Fry & Co,
I 1 W O I 1 A
MEDICAL.
Tin: (iRKAT f'AI si:
published in a scaled eent?
Sent under seal, to any addre??. in a plain en velope, on the receipt of ail cents, or two post-' see stamp? by addres.-ine the publishers. Also Dr CuIverwellV "Marriaee Gjiide," price cents. Address the Publisher?.
CHAM.
J. V.
ev
La
SALE I would re*. now prepared tot best outfit in tho in the city. I
BEST TIL
BUGGIES Ai
MOST
I.\IIAXA.
.1 .?t published in a sealed envelope. I'riee -ii Pt,,.t,u
[A l.ccliirc ou (lie IViilurc. Trrntiiifiil mnl I Kii'lirnl .'nre or Seminal Weakness. SpTinaorrhira. induced by Self-Abu3". Involuntary Company Kini?sion.». Irnpoteney. Nervous Debility, and
I Impediment' to Marriage aenerally: Consumption, Kpilepsey. Kit3. Mentnl and I'hv=ieal Inenpaeity. Ac.—lty KOISKRT .1. CL'I.-
YKRWKLL. M. 11., Author of ».he "(reii Ii'ink,"ic, The world-renowned jutbor. in thi* admirable Lecture, clearly prove." from hi? own experience that the awful consequenec of Self-Abuse may be effectually removed without medicine, and without dangerous ?ur!rical operation* bougies, instrument.", rinc1 or cordials, pointing out a mode of eureat oneecertain and.effectuai. by which every sufferer, no matter what his
condition may be. may cure himself, ehea1 privately and radically. THIS LKCTI" will Prove a boon to thousands AND THOUSANDS.
CO.,
137 Bowery Mew York, P. 0. Box nov$9, lr09, 1
PUMPS.
A W S
Pump Works!
Coraer IViiliiul •and CoUeyr Mirrcu.
CRAWFORDSVILLE. IND.
ill furnish any and fvery kind or style of t'pumps made or desired, which for cheapness and durability.
Are TJnsurpaes ed
By any shop in the Wnt. All work
Warranted to j?ive Satisfaction.
Cistern Pumps at $4.50, and all other kinds of
at greatly reduced prices. Call and tee when in want of any thing in our tine. 1: Copper Chamber Pumps Hadu to
S Order.
c.
.:£L
•nt
-*iiRlAUE£
Charges nre always rea^aablo. Stock meai^ili find my fire-proof brick (table an «rfc«U«at plac« for selling or keeping hones being in the|benter of the city, near the Coat Hoane.
A Bus will be ran to and from all Railroad Train.
deo5J'69tf I. C. BRITTON.
GROCERIES.
N W I E
CO.,
MILLER &
J. s.
ITSTl^W GOODS
TKAY
PRICES.
J0lli\ ItlUTTOS & CO
Have purchased the'
Grocery Establishment
Heretofore owned by Judge Ritej
Oil Washington Street,
Four tlr«»r? ,«outh of tho National Bank, n«rt ., i&ddrd a
Large Invoice of New Good*
To the stock already on hand, and h»vo now for sale a large and well selected stock of
FAMILY GROCERIES
Of the finest qualities whioh they propose tc soli on as roasonablo terms as any house In the city. Those wishing to buy tor eithor
CASH OR COUNTRY PRODUCE
Will do well to call on us. as wc arc determin ed not to be undersold by any one.
BcMrubcrlhc plucr, directly oppoaite (he old pump, onaoulh WnahlngMn street. jan22yl
MEDICAL.
THA-DE MARK
f.VVt Ukward Is offered by the proprietor of Dr. Ontarvh Itemed* for a cue of Catarrh which he can not cure. Sold by druggist* or lent !y mnl I for 60 cents, pamphlet on Catarrh free. I Address, Dr. K. V. l'lerce, fl95 Main St, Buffalo, N. V.
janSTO—
WOOL.
Wool! Wool!
HILL'S
WOOL EXCHANGE.
Of C'rawfoiMlNvllle.
has thi
argest, Cheapest, Best
COMPLETE
a
STOCK III-
WOOLEN OOODi,
TO KXCIIAW»K
For Wool
I li.it ha.- efer
OO I. Ii A
Call and seo for yourseivea bofore selling your Wool. Custom work done with neatness and dispatch.
R. M. HILLS &. CO.
ruvM in'/ 'or ii or l»r«en ani Market a trod*.
MEAT MARKET.
MAT 1IARKKT!
CITY
HUMAN MI SERY. Guthrie & Brother,
fnoi'RIK 'iKfj.
Third Door Houth of Hlttlon Banit Green Street.
I »h l.h It.- 1
Home cured Shoulders, Mess Pork, l*reakfa( Huron.
Dried Reef, Corned Reel'. Lard,
Sausages. Xr„ JU-.
FRESH MEATS,
Of all kind', will be kepi on hand Uuoiijh the hot days of the summer season.
Highest Cash Price
Paid
KAT
I TLK. S1IKKP and HOGrt K. B. Gt'THRIK BRO.
apr.-'H tf.
DENTISTS.
M. H. GALEY.
1
^=x, KNTIS-T, -L' a fordsvsils Ind
Office corner Main iOiton treets, orer th Corner Book Store.
Dr. B. V. Oa ley, long and a a knor-n to the
first-cln.«ji Dsntist, is in mj janiftu
I community a.- a 8 jiploy.
FLOUR MILL.
Metropolis Mills,
(On the 1.. It. Jt W. Railroad. 3 mile* west oi Crawfordsville.1
J. M. TROUTMAN, Proprietor*
DEALER
W. SAPPEXFIELD.
TO lv
in wheat, corn, flour. Ac., person*
wishing anything in my line can obtain it br leaving their orders at \Y. K. Elston's oftoa, or calling on the progrietor at themiUt, maT-Uu. J. M. TROUTMAX.