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THE WEEKLY REVIEW

A hMr for the People, OTSodal and Political Reform, I* pmbllehed «BJ

Satanlaj.

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TERMS:

SiaffU copy. one year •ii months 'S tkwi Booths TanoopiM.otMyear. to one address— ....15 00

O. H. BOWSV Proprietor.

CITY NEWS.

CAKDIKT Giant to-day.

THE Ciiy

T'ouncil

night.

will meet next Monday

TIIE stars shone with a remarkable brilliancy on last TT ursday night.

HOT. hotter, hottest, hottentot. hottentoU ureat.

THE county jail has received anew 'stone toor and a new set of gratings.

SIHEET Commissioner Ross hap iuade A |reat improvement. on the east end o: Market street, near the railway crossing

A HDTTMIXE BIRDS' nest containing two egga, is the latest attraction at Ooldsberry's jiwelry store.

.-In great meteoric rock that fell on last Wednesday night has cooled sufficiently to b« bundled.

Tax heat was so great on last Thursday that many of our citizens sought the cool shades in the Court House square.

THE Center Church people still persist in maintaining that nuisance of a gutter on the south side of the church.

TRAINS are to be run from Cincinnati via the I. B. & W. Railway, to Omaha within the ne:it two months. This for a (act..

A NOISY individual who wos orating in the Court House yard Jwas incarcerated by Marshal Watts on Thursday.

THE Faculty of Wabash College are all dead-headed to cee the Sea Cow and the Cardiff Giant. They will occupy a "pew" in the canvasR.

THE presence of our very vigilant and efficient constable, George Yanarsdall, is said to have prevented a young riot yesterday morning.

TEMP. HARRISON, Esq., of Indianapolis, is in the cily. He is in the life insurance business. Insure with tiim. tlion dio and be wealthy.

IKE

ANCI",

ESQ., Auditor, keeps a large

cooler full of the coldest of ice-water in his office, but then he don'! want every body to knowjit, you know.

AFTER a hardly- contested race, the engineer of the construction train on the I., U. A W. Railway succeeded in overtaking and killing a cow with his locomotive the other morning.

DRISKELI. & JOHNSON have opened a. boor garden. It is said to be well suppled with schweitzer kftse, pretzels, lager fee. Alive camel is employed to wait on the customers. The novelty of having their refreshments brought to them in such a manner, attracts many to this resort.

THE METEORIC ROCK.—While to-day everybody will ho looking at the Sea Cow nnd Cardiff Giant, we trust our savants and citizens generally will not fail to see the meteoric rock, that fell on last Wednesday night. Teddy Brown tvill take pleasure in exhibiting it.

IT is reported that one of the young salesmen of this city while bn thing in the "creek just north of town" a few days since, found on his pedal extremities a pair of socks which he had given up us lost several months sincc. Queer, what virtue there is in the waters of that creek.

TIIE Crawfordsville Manufacturers Union hn« adopted ti circular which it is proposed to print an one side of a letter sheet, leaving the other side for business correspondence. The oircul&r is designed to set out the advantages of Crawfordsvilleas a manufacturing point. The \se oi' these cireulars in their correspondence by our business men will be a fine advcitisemont of our advantages, and nil who have such correspondence should be supplied with them.

THE METROPOLITAN CIRCUS.—Hull's Metropolitan Circus will exhibit in our city on next Saturday, the Oth. The fuel that this circus is owned and managed by citizens of our own county, will, undoubtedly, excite the curiosity of everybody to witness the splendid performance of its matchless and daring riders. Acrobats and voltigeurs. Wherever they have appeared they have met with unbounded applause, and received the highest encomiums froni the press. At thoir former visit here, last April, thousands of our peoplo were debarred the plensuer, owing to the inclemency of the weather. from attending their grand exhibitions, hut we trust that on next Saturday, no obstacle will present itself, and that everybody will have an opportunity to patronize a show organized and owned by our own citizens.

ON Wednesday evening last, mauy of our citizens were startled hy a loud report, which seemed to be that of a cannon, and many were the inquires as to its origin. Many others of our citizens witnessed a magnificent meteoric display at about the same time, vis.: 1(U r. m. At about thnt time an immense meteor passed athwart the the heavens, carrying in its rear a train of fire apparently about one hundred feet in length. The meteor, or meteorite or aerolite, or whatever it may have been, exploded with a tremendous report within a mile of the city. It is stated, by one who was near the scene of the explosion, that the fragments of stoue fall like hail around him. One large one which fell in a small stream, is said to have made the water fairly boil. A specimen of a fragment of this great meteoric stone is now on exhibition at the drug store of Mr. T. D. Brown. It is said by thofce who have examined it to be mostly oomposed of iron. We have noticed th« appearance of meteors in various localities in the State at about the same time. It must hare been hugely immense to send its fragments in so many different directions.

TRAMP.

Other and more important mutter* harp

lately intervened which prevented Tramp

recently, hating heard of the

tension and widen,ng of several streeU of

the city, he went out to ta a miryej

thusly: Within a year a great number of dwellings have been erected on the western borderof the city, near the west ends of Vernon, or Main, Pike and Market streets. These dwellings, chiefly occupied by mechanics and artisans, upon the encourage ment

our citv so ereat.lv depends, have by an or-

Now, with all due deference to the wisdom and policy (in the true sense of the term1! of our city fathers, Tramp begs leave to aak them a few, as he think4, pertinent questions.

First, Is it just, or is it right, or are you doing your duty toward the inhabitants of the city, as now bounded, by annexing so large a body of lands lying contiguous: subjecting the inhabitants thereof to payment of taxes at the same rate required of those who reside in the heart of the incorporation, and still refusing to confer upon these inhabitants the benefits and privleges enjoyed by those living nearer the center?

Stcond, Will it. be treating those persons who have built residences in the western part of the city, in McClelland's, Mills', and HoiiAtons' additions, who have lately been "brought in,'' to refuse the extension of Market, Vernon and Tike streets? In other words, will you continue to compel thern, while they contribute their proportion towards the support, of the city jrovernnient, to travel from three-fourths of a mile to a mile nu: of a direct route to reach their homes

Third, Will not the inquiry last propounded apply also to those who have built residences in the Southeastern quarter, and who now are entirely shut out from northern communication, east of Water street?

Fourth, Considering the rapidly increasing growth of the city, and the consequent constant rise in the value of real estate, will it not. be cheaper, will it not be an economical measure, the wisdom of which none can .dispute, to open these streets at once, ond-so save a large per cent, of the damages to be assessed by reason of the extension

Fifth, Is it not necessary to the. beauty and symmetry of the city that the streets so extended shall be uniform in direction, width, and, as nearly as possible, uniform in grade with the other streets?

Kroni various parties and also from an order made bv the Council at its last meeting. Tramp has learned that it proposed to open a street, avenue, diagonal or something of thot. sort, from the intersection of Vernon street with the L. N. A. & C. Railway, along the southern border of the railway to the junction of that road with the I., 11. & W.

This project would certainly, if carried oui. be attended with enormous expense, even though no damages were claimed by the property holder?. Aside from that consideration, how, and in what way would it benefit any one? For what, conceivrhle purpose do we want this "avenue A n\ i-

agree with us that its utility, not even considering the damage it will do. is exceedingly doubtful.

Should a Union passenger depot he built by the present and projected roads at that. junction, then the "avenue" might be of some small importance, and not very much either, when we know that it is proposed to open Plum street, which runs North and South from the wet end of the I. 15. & W. R. R. Depot, to College street.) entirely through from the Danville road north to Vernon or Market streets. This last, with "the similar opening bf Kim street, next west of Plum, and the extension of Jefferson street to the city line east, will give to the citizens of the Northeastern and Northwestern quarters all desired outlets and these openings are absolutely necessary.

Should a Union Depot ever be built at th junction, it is possible, though not pv ble, that then, the proposed "avenue" will bo necessary.

The correct course to be pursued hy the Council, and the one which will meet with the approval of a great majority of the people, will be to have all these north and south, east and wesf streets opened at once I to have them made of uniform width, and at equal distances apart.

Tramp would refer those who ntay be inquisitive in regard to these matters, and many are interested, to the acta of the special session of the General Assembly, passed in 1860, pages 83, 34, 3o, 30, and 37, by reference to which a clear understanding of the powers and duties of Common Councils in these matters may be obtained.

Vours. TRAMP.

The Beat.

EXCURSION."—The I., B, & W. Railway will run an excursion train on the 4th of July, leaving Crawfordsville at 7 o'clock a. m. and returning in the afternoon so as to arrive from Indianapolis about 7 o'clock p. m. Half-far* tickets for sale ai Bradens' office.

of those

omn

view of the taxes paid by those who have. noUru volsnt. been "moved into the corporation.'" nd in view also of the fact that our city is steadily growing, widening and increasing in wealth and population, this question ought to be considered as one of

great importance by our board of Councilmen. Tramp looked at the matter ftbont

dinance of the Common Council, been ......

brought into the corporate limits of Cra fordsville, and subjected to the payment of city taxes. This may be said, als#. of the territory in the Southeastern portion of the city, toward the junction of the I., B. & W. and the L. X. \. & C. Railways, and in all probability the sume will shortly he «aid in regard to the Northeastern annexed territory, inasmuch as, according to present indications, the Northeast and Southwest Railway will soon be built from Rookville through that territory to Logansport. Besides these, large bodies of land, belonging to individuals, have .by the recent ordinance been annexed .and subjected to city taxation.

ARREST Or CHEAP JOHH r-1 Everybody and all their relatives »r.*n HOW! arc requests! to go to Gregg's to bn their

MR. EDITOR:—Oar town r»« the scene of hardware, and if we don't make the price

„ftiteraeilt.

which

from tramplne as u«ed to be hi* wont. But' U. M. and Billy Scott are always on hand wTnrtrhatiL heard of the nrox^ed ex- •omet,mM

n,ffles bosoB of the 11108

atc and TirlnoU9

Joci!ty. g^.

Qnp John

pr#,en{ «j0hn" was pursuing hi« aTo-1 Millinery.—The ladies of t.rawfords-

the proposed improrements. cation in our midst. Yon all know what vHle and vicinity will find at the Millinery Since the recent extension of the city „. establishment of Miss F. M. Baldwin. secJohns avocation i«: namely, the selling

limits by the annexation of a Tery consi^ table linens, pocket cutlery, spectacles Court House, a full and complete stock of erable area of contiguous territory, and in

these articles on hand, and they were cer- "ft:!™* *00

t-iinly of the finest quality our people had ever seen. He traveled round from house to house, displaying his goods, and they but it was in that he fell—for some of our fogy merchants learning of the astonishing low prices at

wpnt off ke fcot cakp

which his goods were sold, firmly believed

he was brought into the mighty presence of

to he a he as is

bills of lading, invoice? and Government

John to be immediately and honorably discharged. In less than an hoi.r all the balance of his goods were sold, but he informed me that at his depot in Crawfordsville, he had piles of them of the same quality, and at even lower figures, with which he would soon visit every section of the county, and make the hearts of the people glad, even though he might suffer martyrdom for doing good. "Cheap John," long may he wave. Vours, Truly,

Billy Fry sells more glass, paint, putty, oil, &c., than any other man, and does it for less moncv.

Canvassed Sugar-cured Hams Dried Beef, of the best quality and ranted, at F. B. Guthrie Brother's.

ville. Indiana.

,, ... chines, and each drives the machine inde-

VERITAS.

I.WIOOA, June ^8, 187*1.

LOCAL ITEMS.

For special bargains in real estate, look at Jennison's bulletin board. july2

If you want a cheap hat Hat Store of John Line.

go to the new nW

A. C. Jennison has the finest ing lots for sale in the market.

huildjuly2

Leaf Lard, kettle-rendered, at Guthrie & Brother's. The best in the market.. j'ine!2."itf

Time is Money.—Buy a good Farm Bell :it. Campbell it Tinsley's and save time. june2 ~w2

Livery Teams.—For good livery teams of *11 kinds call on Scott. A C»dwallader on Walnut street. juuellif

Just Received an assortment of grain cradles, scythes and snaths, at Campbell & Tinsley's. 'iiuie2-"w2

Excursions and Pic-nics.-•Con-vevances for excursions and pie-nic ties nl Scott it Cadwllader's. junel

p.i rltf

Go to Line's new Ilat. Store for late styles of summer hats, south Green street, Alston's Bank Building. a:»0

Alexander Kids.

In all colors and warrented. for a low price at the Enterprise. nprO

Scott & Cudwallader have a good supply of Livery Teams for evening rides, excursions, or any other purpose. Call and see them. junel ltf

Wines.—A large assortment of Foriegn and domestic wines, at. the Frank Hays Restaurant. Invalids will find these wines the purest in the city. je28w2

Evening Drives.—There is nothing like an evening drive with your girl, in one of Scott & Cadwallnder's splendid rigs. junel ltf

Paints.

nnd war-

Now

Is the time to repaint 3'our building." and fences. The materials for which, von can find, cheap, at Fry's Drug Store.

A Liberal Reward.

K. J. Binford & Bro. will give one ounce of Gobi for every ounce of adulteration found in the Phoenix White Lewi sold by tlieni...... may2St

1, New Jewelry Store.

one acquainted in thcslightest degree, ith I p. s. Ililldebiand & S. S. Goldsthc nature of the ground on' which it is berry, successors to P. G. White, practical proposed to build this "avenue" will Watchmakers and Jewellers. Xo. 2. South

Gre°n street, RJstons' Block.

Wanted,' everybody to know that Gregg's Mammoth is chuck full of new goods, and prices marked down to old prices that we sold at before the war. very body go to Gregg's for good goods and -rood bargains. mchl2 tf

A. C. Jennison has lots for =ale in Connard's new addition. Elston's 2d addition.

P. S. Kennedy's addition, McClelland & Connard's addition. Graham & Houston's addition. Dr. J. S. McClolland's addition. Graham, Houston & Connard's addition, located in different, parts of the city and for sale on various terms. julv2

No Humbuging! No Cheating A pint bottle full of Dr. Sage's Catarrh Remedy ie prepared from one fifty cent package, and the proprietor offers JjJoOO re°'ft" ward for a case of Catarrh which he can not cure. Sold by druggists, or send sixty cents to Dr. R. V. Pierce. Buffalo. X. V., and receive it by miil.

Use Dr. Pierce's Alt. Ext. or Golden Medical Discovery, for "Liver Complaint" Billiousness and constipation of the howels.

TOood

ha1

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 Druggist.*, Washington street, Cniwfordsville. Indiana.

May 21-tf.

The

Climax.

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

Citixens generally pronouuee the arrangement at Guthrie & Brow's for keeping fresh meats cool and fresh the best thing for the purpose, ever witnessed. It is upon the principle of the patent fruit house, and is the first one ever used for the keeping of Elias Howe, after four hundred generations meat, and is perfectly successful. The

P»ssed away, discovered the eye of the

.. ., I needle was put in the wrone end, and walls of it arc, as also are the top and bot-

|hn# relieve t0 lin? hlimflni nf untold

torn parts, abou*. ten inches in thickness, sighs George Yost, with the Climax sheet iron being used on the inside and out- Reaper and Mower, has astonished the side. The refrigerator is about twelve feet

high and will contain three tons of ice,

m*nufacturers

which is plftced on galvanised iron above Mower*. This beautiful machine is the meat. It is impossible for the hot I on exhibition and for sale at Greggs Mamweather in the least degree to affect the mest!

... ... more than that of the old style machines, while in it. Guthrie Bro.s is a capital I Everybody is invited to call at Gregg place to purchase meat at. Everything is Hardware Store and *ee the wonder of the kept cool and fresh and in good ntyle. I world.

of the world and called out

the admiration of all beholders. It is

(0 superfede aU other Rcaper3

raoth

Hardware Store. The price is no

WEEKLY REVIEW—CRAWFORDSVILLE, INDIANA, SATURDAY, JULY 2, 1870.

suit don't buy Come and s*, ererybodj.

and ready to exhibit the celebrated Singer

tfae

Qehl2

0Qfj sforj Hnghp Block oppo!(ite

te,t and mof,t

the

fashionable styles of bon-

tr,mmin*a-

Ptc

The Reason* Why

Farmers should use Ball's Ohio Reaper and Mower are 1. It cut a wider swath than other machines. 2. The Drive Wheels are four inches higher than other ma-

pendent of lhe other pnt BO

that he had either stolen them or smuggled weight on the neck3 of the team when the-1 them from Canada. So they had a warrant driver is off of the seat. 4. It, cuts a I i- higher stuble. o. The Cutter Bar and Reel issued for "John arrest immediately, and

be owered nftftr

Experience.

By this we mean a close application in selling, putting up and operating machinery for seventeen years in succession, besides having attended nine State Fairs, three United State Fairs and also the great Mechanics' Institute of Philadelphia, San Francisco and Cincinnati. During all this time Gregg has followed and studied closely all inventions and improvements in the various classes of machinery and farm implements. This is what, we call experience. We would Bay to the farmers of Montgomery and surrounding couuties they can find at Gregg's Hardware Store the latest improved and most practical Reapers and Mowers, Threshing Machines, Horse Hay Rakes, Horse Pitch Forks, the celebrateb Fulgem Grain Drill, Plows of all kinds, and in fact the farmer can find at Gregg's Mammoth every machine or implement he may need on the farm, and as good a stock of Hardware as is kept in the West. Now what we claim is, that with our experience we can furnish a better machine than is produced at. any other establishment. Remember our motto, Good goods and good bargains, at Gregg's Mammoth Hardware Store. ni!iv23tt'

The afFible Billy Barbridge is still at Gregg's Mammoth, ready to wait, on his old friends. Bui-bridge is one of the cleverest men in town. Go see him., mch]2 tf

SPECIALS.

On Time.

Anybody ean buy the best nook 3tnve in the market, the oven so Arranged that the heat passes entirely around it, baking quick and even. Very cheap at Irwin's, sign of the (toldei: Stove, on six month's time. Ho will sell queensware and glassware lower than any house in this trade. Remember his stoves are guaranteed and sold on six month's time. Call and see him. •Mayan 'fin tf.

One Hundred Dollars in Gold.

Will bo given to any person who, on analysis will discover one grain of arsenic or other poi*. on in DR. HURLKY'S AGUE TONIC. [I is purely vegetable, and the most, happy eomhinntion that the science of medicine ha as yet developed to successfully combat, the most pre valent diseases incident, to a bilious or malarious climate. It is the most perfect anti-peri-odic—always Breaking the Chill in three or four doses but better than that or all else: and what renders it the most efficient and valuable compound extant, is the universally conccded fact that, it leaves the patient in hotter health than before the attack, with no puffing up of the skin, no buzzing in the head, no deafness or impaired vision, but a clear head, transparent skin, a bright eya, and elastic step and bnoyant health.

It eliminates disease from the system by dissipating engorgements of the secretions, exciting the liver to healthy action and giving the pancreatic and hepetic juices their normal condition and healthy flow.

It is better preventive than cure, and if people could he prevailed upon to take it, in. say half doses three times a day, during the chilly season, they would have perfect immnnity from chills and all the concomitnnt diseases but, who except the very prudent, will take medicine before they are sick.

For sale everywhere. Read

Crawford' n!)lf

Teul...

warranted.

grf)iilld

n(? an,] ct,uUng

our august Justice. Bun '-John" soon con- better thnn other machines. (1. The driver vinced them of their error, for he showed

as ft

lodged and tangled grain

better opportunity to and avoid

obstrnctione. 7. It is easier to turn cor- 1

ners

w"h

it. 3. The team is hitched

mnch

receipts for all he had, which caused the ly lessening the draft. 9. It has a plateyes of the aforesaid fogies to bung out and f°rm f°r cutting oats, Sax and clover -eed.

nearer the drive wheel1, thus greai-

which can be attached in fivemmutM, and which only weighs fifteen pounds. 10. Ball's Ohio Reaper and Mower possesses many other advantages which it would pay the farmers to investigate. This machine is kept for sale at Gregg's Hardwnre Store, where the wants of all can be supplied. Everybody go to Gregg's mav28

April 9, 1870.

JA.«. RI'DOLK

Co.'s column. jnne25'70tf

RECEIPTS & EXPENDITURES

Annual Report.

THE

Board of County Commissioners of Mont gomery County. Indiana at their Jvne sesion fcr the year 1ST0, mako the following report of the Receipts and Expenditures of said county, for the year beginning June 1, lfif9 and endMny 21, IfTO,both days exclusive, to-wit:

KECEtrr.s.

Ainountin Treasury May 31, 1869...., Prin. Com. S. Fund Fines ••••. Prin. of Cong'I S. Fund School Tax for 1S69 Liquor License Int. of Com. S. Fund Int of Cong I. S. Fund Show License Special School Tuition Tax Road Revenue Township Special School Revenue-.. Township Revenue Dog Reveuue Road Damages Redemption of Lands sold for Taxes Darlington Bridge— County Revenue

sOfS

5,234 12 6,899 97 16.901 9i .j.186 22 2.364 -»7 115 00

77,978

Total Receipts ..

Am't Warrants redeemed by Treas Bal. in Treasury May 31, l?70 Am't Out Standing Order-8

!,:1

42,801 60

EXPENIUrL-KES.

Orders have been drawn on Treasurer to-wit. For Loan of Com. p. Fund S

Cong'I. S. Fund

Com. S. Fund Tax License A Int Cong'I S. Fund Interest Montgomery Ag'l Society ... Special School Tuition Revenue. Road Revenue Special School Revonue Township Revenue Dog Revenue Returning Fines Roads and Highways Public Printing. Hooks and Stationery Fuel, Light Ac County Office Expenses of Insane

Criminals Elections

Real Estate Appraisers Relief to Soldiers Families Expenses of Asylum Sup't. Expense of the Peor Judge Com- P. Court Court Allowances Jurors Fees Attorneys Fees. District Pros. Attorney Appropriation* for Bridge Specific Allowances.... Coroners Inquests Redemption of Land sold for Tax Road Damages Township Assessor. Volunteer Bounty Repairs to Public Buildings. .... Appropriation to Rail Roid.

Am't Out-Standing at lost Report...

Amount Warrants Redeemed by Treas. during the Year

TH«!S

and plated ware of ail descriptions. Well, Millinery goo^s consisting of aii the la-1 Prints. Bleached and Brown Muslins, Table Linens, Towels, Crash, Napkins, Arc. All the latest novelties and notions, Clothing CasJohn" had an unusually large stock of!

REAL ESTATE AGENCY.

w. :P.

BBITTOFS

Real Estate Agency,

Crawfordsrille. Indiana.

HAlVN'G

taken out» commission as NOTA-

RY PUBLIC, I expect, in addition to

the practice of law and the collection of government claims, to do business as a 1

Conveyance and Real Estate Agent!

The following is & partial list of proporty now I in my hands for sale or exchange

Ffty vacant lot9 in different parts of the city ,' at prices ranging from $150 to $500. A two-acre lot well situated, to te laid off in town lots. This lot will make 12 fair sized tows lots. Price Sl.550 Improved lot, house of five rooms, collar cistern, Ac itcoo Improved lot. house of six rooms, cistern well.fruit, ic 1800 Improved lot.house of five rooms, cistern

Ac. new, offered at— 1,400 1 Improved lot. house of eight rooms, cellar, cistern, well, large ad small fruits of all kinds. Pricc 3,700 1 Improved lot near the center of the city, good house, large stable, cistern, fruit 2,000 Improved lot, house of four rooms, cistern

Ac. 1.000 Improved lot, new house of four rooms, oiitern Ac., rents at 812 per month 80fl 1 Improved lot 126 by 146 feet, house of sevon rooms, cistern, well, fruit and shade trees. Price Four acres of ground well situated, to be laid off in town lots, is in a desirable part of the city, has on it a geod house, stable, orchard, well. Ac. Price House and lot in Thorntown.Ind,. will sell or trade. Price 200 acres of laud within 3 miles of the city

.. 2.M0

4.000

1.600

Pri 00 per acre 80aores of improved land, near the Quaker church. Price per acre 80 acres of improved land within l)i miles of the city. Price per acre

The above is only a small portion of the property in my hands for sale. ^Persons desiring to invest in any kind of Real Estate will, I think, find it to their interest to call and see me before purchasing olswhere.

W. P. BR1TTON. ATTY.

Office 2d Floor Washington Hall, Crawfordsville Indina. tntig7'69y

REAPERS AND MOWERS.

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-Sl57,0)9 55 100.399 09

56,700 46 13, 893 80

Bal. in Treasury subject to Draft Consisting of the following und° to-wit Prin. of Cong'I, S. Fund Int. of Cong'I S. Fund Int. of Com. S. Fund Show License (jounty Revenue Propor. ....

so r*

l.OTti 00 J69 53 1,366 30 00 39.357 3C

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42.8(11 60

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6 0 2

2.235 00 940,50 19.276 02 1,498 2 0 32 02 5,254 17 6.899 98 18,991 92 5,186 27 2.364 45 13 20 357 20 1,479 I4 1.436 69 792 7I 6.918 0 481 00 880 20 381 25 1.565 00 270 6 0 2,443 IQ 800 00 4.237 55 680 60 2.418 90 3. 091 47 1,100 00 93 05 350 00 94 49 69 56 103 04 210 00 1.366 GO 129 25 834 75

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GUARDIAN'S SALE.

NOTICEorder

is hereby given that, in pursuance of an of the Court of Common Pleas, the nndersigned will sell at public sale, on or afterfour weeks from date hereof, the following described real estate, situated in Montgomery county. Ind.. and described as follows, to-wit A part of the northeast quarter of section eighteen (1B) in township eigoteen (18) north of range three (3) west, bounded as follows Beginning forty-one feet east of the northwest corner of lot number two on the original plat of the town of Fredericksburg, thence north parallelwith said town plat to the county road north of said town, thence wiuh said county road east to a parallel line running on the east sido of lot gOO 00

114.38T 95

100 399 09

13.P9?

Amount of Warrant.* Out-Standiu

LWATORF COA™wone»-./

number one (1) on said plat, thence south paral-

UUU1UC1 VUV V*/ UU 2B1U yilfrb. VUQUvC rvuiu paitti- 1 lei with said line to the northeast corner of said

95 &3S 85 town plat, thence west with said town plat to I 18.413 10

the place of beginning, containing one-fonrth of an acre of land more or less, the property of Franklin Cornell.

On said premises there is a fine flouring mill in good running order. TERMS.—One-third of the purchase money to be p»id cash in hand, one third in 9 months, and the residue in 18 months from date of lale.

1 with interest, the purchaser firing his note

wilt approved

jun*«w3 ISAAC M. VANCE. Auditor it. j. w«

SPRING DRY QOOD.S

1870. GOLD BASIS! 1870.

Spring Dr Goods lower than ever at the Enterprise. A complete stoek in all departments, bought low and are s&llng at the

W con jo: or.ct & good

OOOK STOYE^

Do not i&il to go to

And examiuehis stock of -Move

THE ENTERPRISES

ONE

of t.belarges Cook Stoves iu the market with an oven 22 by 23 inches so arranged that tho heat passes entirely around it. Thereby Tendering it tho quickest and evenest baker ever 'introduced. No turning tho bread around two or three times. We guarantee these stoves in every particular.and offering them five dollars lower than the samesizo slove can be bought tbo Wabash Valley.

UFK STOCK

O W E S S A S I E S

Every one wanting bargains in goods should not fkil to examine and price our goods, consisting of Foreign and American Dress

si mere. Piece Goods, Biff stock Hats. Caps, Boots and Shoes at the lowest price. Our Kid Gloves can not be surpassed in quality and are

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

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

8TOVES.

IS KLn AT?

E A E S

I N W A E

Is also large, ar.d to

COUNTEY MERCHANTS

WP cau offer

Superior Inducements

TLiN. COPPER AND SHEET IRON WAiifc.

MANUFACTURED TO ORDER.

OUR STOCK or

A W A E

is large and as we buy exclusive)y for cash

We Defy Competition.

Psrtifis contemplating building will do wall to examine our

S O A N E S

Before purchasing.

3STo. 3 Empire Rlock.

April 3 1809.

1 S E W I

V. (i. IRWIN.

CORNER BOOK STORE.

THE

CORNER BOOK STORE,

tVr.u can tind the largest assortment

Wall Paper

In lhe ciiy and at prices to correspond with the times. Also

WINDOW PAPER,

Curtaiu* A Curtain Cioo«l«,

AS!) TUB BK-U

RUSTIC SHADES

1 LIB! ARE TUMULI?.

The way la fee ialiaie4 iu legitrii (a ACT*, call nad icr far rwnelm.

TL. A. FOOTE.

mchlZ m3.

BLACKSMITHING.

JOHN* A* 0RIFFIK. CHAP.LBS MTRPHT'

IN & 1

BLACKSMITHING,

Chi Main Street, a few Doors East of the Post Office,

W/'OULD raipectfally inform their old friends VT that they are sow prepared to execute promptly and in the beet style all(kinds|of general Blacksmlthing.soct as

Mill Work of Every Description, Morse Shoeing and Country Job Work.

All are invited ttogire ut a call,as we shall endearor to are entire satisfaction to easterner*, august IT. IPFF?.

A. FULLENWIDER & CO.

BOOTS AND SHOES. TO THE LADIES.

Wallace & Oompany's

•OPPOSITE THI.

Boot ana Shoe Store,! J31K' my* Raccmfal as a Pi*T*al»lhc,

"W ashington Street?

OOTTIR/I? HOUSE

I* now receivinif

New and Complete Stock oi

Boot and Shoes

1 OK THL

AD E.

They are all

FIRST CLASS GOODS

Aud will be

SOLD CJHE.AJP!

Try Them and See.

WALLACE & COMPANY.

August 1-1,18C!)yl.

BAKERY.

GRAND OPENING

NO. 3 MAIN STREET.

Tftis new estoblishment is now open for bn^iness

Fresh Bread, Crackers, Cakes,

Pies, Hot Colt'ee. Oysters,

GROCERIES

of every description, and of the l»«Jt quality. All kinds of

FAMILY PKOVISIONS

kept on hand, besde« a heavy "took of

Confectionery

O ANNE!D FRUITS.

The publicare respectively invited to call.

James Mack & Co.

dec Id. 1569

LEW WALLACE, ATTORNEY

AT LAW, Crawfordsville ind.

Office—Sooth of Post Office. noS7'8#tf,

$ tK .r t-w*

A ARD TO THE LADIES

PR DUPOXCO?

Go|de(| or

jodieal Pills.

I "For Females*

Infollable la Ccmdiag ImgalaciiKi

Ladies! If Any Druggist

OSen you the DCPOSCO GOLDEN PILLS in a sraoll Red or Yellow box, refuse it. I no longer uso this box. AskTor the NEW STYLE BOXES containing double quantity of Pills, and upon 1 each box you will find the Roveunc Stamp. printed from my

PUIVATK DM.

upon which,

1 lengthwise of the stamp, you will find printed the words Duponco's

OOLDCN PERIODICAL PILLS

in white letters without that nono aro genuine. N. B. The small Red and Yellow boxes are no longer used. Every box is signed,

S. D. IIOtfE

(solo proprietor) New York.

Price $1.00 per box, six boxes $5,00 So'd in Crawfordsville by

J. RINFORD & BRO., Druggists. Sole Agents for Crawfordsville.

Ladies by sendine them $1,00 through The Craw fordsville post ofiico can have the pills sont (confidentially) by mail to any part of the country free of postage.

Sold also hy Shaw & Colline. Brazil, Geo. I.. Cuming a Co.. Lafayette, Hrowning A Sloan and Stewart it Morgan. Indianapolis, Ind, juncll '70

GUARDIAN'S SALE.

NOTICEordor

is hcroby given that, in punuance of an of the Court of Common Fleas, the undersigned will soil at public sale, on or after four weeks from date hereof, thefollowing described real estato, situated in Montgomery county, Ind.. to-wit: Fart of tho west naif of the northeast quarter of section fourteen 14] in township twenty [20] north nf rango four [4] went,bounded as follows Beginning at a point eighteen and thrco fourths [18%] rods west of the northeast corner of said west half of said quarter section and running thence south one hundred and sixty [ICO] rods, thonce west eighteen nnd three-fourth [IPJil rods, thence north one hundred and sixty [ltto] rods, thence east eighteen nnd three-fourths [1^] rods to the place of beginning.

Also, part of tho east half of the northeast quarter of section twenty-two [22] in said township and range, bounded its followt twenty [20] rods west of tho northeast nornor of said oast half of said quarter section and running thence south ono hundrod and sixty [1001 rod*, thence west twenty (20) rods, thence north one hundred and sixty (160) rods, thonce east twenty (201 rods to the place of beginning.

Also, part of tho west halt of tho nortboast quarter of section fourteen (H) in said township and range, bounded as follows Beginning twen-ty-thrco and threc-tourths (23%) pules east of trio northwest corner of tho said northeast quarter, and running thence eighteen nnd threefourtbs (IB,5,,) poles cost, thenco south one hundred nnd sixty (l(il» rods, thenco west eighteon and three-fourths (18'. rods, thenco north one hundred and sixty (100) rods to the place of beginning.

Also, part of tho cast-half of the northeast quarter of section twenty-two (22) in said township and rango, bounded as follows Beginning at tho northeast corner of tho northeast quarter of said section and running thence south ono hundred and sixty (160) rods, thonce west twenty rods, thenco north ono hundrtd and sixty rods thenco east twenty rods to tl^e place of beginning, containing togother 77 nnd 20—100 acres, tho property of Kobort Martin and Martha Alick Martin, minor heirs of Joseph Martin, deceased.

TERMS— One-half tho purchase money oash in hand, and one-half in one year with interest, NANCY MARTIN. jell w-J Guardian.

DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

NEW FIRM

O & O O

I I O N I

A W O S I E

I*h 1.F.R.H IN VI Kh

and nun,

Piiintx, Oils, DyestuffH, Perfumery, mcy Articles Pure Wines ami Brandier

For Meli(' il Purposes.'

PatentMedicines, Also, l.ampi. Glassware, Ltf Per.tCap, ami Note Paper, Pens, Ponciis.and Ink

PMIDSVMI MM* TIOA'S

Carefully prepared and promptly attended to. Wefrespcctfully[«olicitpatronage from the publican general. [JanSO'flS.

MACHINERY.

K. 1 McGRATH 4 Co,

MACHINISTS,

Manufacturers of Corn Shellers, or~ Powers, Drag Saws, SugarMills, Sugar Kettles, Castings, Bras.-

Castings and Machinery of every description'. ALSO. .VcOratli'N Improved"

THIMBLE SKEINS.

[Patented January 2P. 1960.

a E 3 a Can turn nut Repair Work in few hours, .Stiop on 3d Ml., south of Braabie House,

etc., ete. may-4'8~yl.

Furnished at all Hours.

LaFayette, Ind.

GUARDIAN'S SALE.

NOTICEpursuance

is hereby given that the undesign

ed, in of an order of the Court of Common Pleas, will sell at private sale.on or after four weeks from date heroof. the following described real estate, in Montgomery ooanty. to-wit: The west half of the southeast quarter of section thirty [30j in township twenty [WJ north of ranse four l*] west, containing lit aores subject to a life estate in W acres of said tract, the property of the minor heirs of Garrett Hpruban, deceased.

TERMS.—One-third in hand, one-third in Si months, and the balanco in 18 months from ale with interest, purchaser giving hi* note with approved security.

JONATHAN

jeW w4

\N VANCLEAVK. Guardian.

REMOVAL.

G. W. PEARSON

ilaa removed his shop fonr doors south of nu old stand, over Canon's New Grocery Store.

(Tutting and Making

Done to order, in the latest styles. oclMBtf

/CIRCULARS of every description neatly ex VV ecu ted on common white or colored paper, letter paper, note paper, or in faot, on any land ility of or quality OL dlngly at the

naper desired, and prices accor1 Review OBse.