Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 27 August 1870 — Page 3

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^MtMvriMiHl/aaJNMily Rierau*..-:^

Whli JT

e.,brdge

ing,

And the gray BO cold ran over the gold. And she sighed, with onlv the winds tn h«ar her— "He loves me still! and rowed with a will, But. pitilcns Fate, not lie. was steerer.

,And there till the morn blushed over the corn And over the bees in their sweet eombs humming, Her locks with the dew drenehed through and through, She watched and waited her t'nl?e love's' coming.

But tin maid of to-day Who reads niv lay May keep her youngheart light as a feather It was only 3 dream, the bridge and the strenm, And the lady and lover, and all together.

The Radical Record. "r**

At last, after much hearty bickering, the Republican party of the Seventh District lnive constructed their political platform and placed their candiupon it *Tt is con?trunted in a most npecioiiR manner, in order to ontch votes, but the complications were t'ound to he too great, and the ear marks of Radicalism are still nirial. prominent.

This convention, as well as all oth t-rs the Republican party has held this year, endorses Congress and the administration in plain terrn^, and then strive to squirm out of the responsibility of such endorsement places upon them, by resolutions condemning the

action

of both. For instauco, yester

day they gave us the folllowing: "Jieaolve/i, That the spirit of monopoly should be strongly resisted in every attempt It. may innke to appropriate the common property of to people, ard we denounce all projects having in view the wholesale donation of tlio national domain to private corporations, whether for railroad purposes or other monopolies. We hold tlio public land to be the inherltagc of the people and designed to furnish cheap homesteads fo the poor of not only this but future generations. And in our opinion no land grants whatever should be made without ample provision that the lands granted should be always open for settlement and purchase on as favorable terms as the lands remaining the property of the government."

And yet the Radical Congress, whose actios in regard to the public lands are thus condemned by the Republican Convention of the Seventh District, have votedaway millions upon millions of the public lands, completely subject to the grasping avarice of these poulloss corporations: and this very convention says: "Retched," That we reaffirm and endorse the platform of principles adopted by the Republican Slate Convention, held at Indianapolis, February 22, 1870.

That platform, passed by the Republican State Convention, says: "That we approve the genearl course of our Senators and Republican Representatives in Congress, and express our full and entire confidence that tiny will act with wisdom and integrity in all that concerns the welfare of the people.'

Now, it is patent from the resolutions passed at tho Convention of the Seventh District yesterday, that "our Senators and Republican Representatives in Congress'" have not "the full and entire confidence" of the Republicans of the Seventh District, for they condemn one t)f the most important measures that Congress has passed, because it was evidently for the whnle•ile robbery of the people.

Yesterday's convention is merely striving to throw dust in the eyes of tie people by their resolutions, which 3ro in direct opposition to the express and persistent aotion of the Republican Congress. Congress has swindled the people out of property by the millions of acrcs, and the Republican Convention of the Seventh District is striving to give that Congress the opportunity to repeat their crimes. In our opinion the people of the Seventh District will refuse to do that thinj

Lnfayette Ditpalch Aug. 18th 1S70

The Amiable Tnrcos.

The seijpation of the day is the arrival of a regiment of Turcos, a body of troops raised among the warlike native tribes of the mountauiou? regions of Algeria. I wish to speak of this oorps in terms of the highest admiration, for there is nothing to equal them in the world. The famous New York regiment, commanded by Colonel •'Billy'' Wileon, was considered "some" in the way of deviltry, and the "Garibaldians," of the Uniou army, were not far behind them when once "they got to work^ in Virginia. But for sheer, downright ruthlessness and unmitigated blackguardism, commend me to tbe Tarcos~the rowdiest of the Zouave regiment* being quiet, Christian gentlemen in comparison with them. While eating luncheon (oooa by tJ}«, Qlppk) frit fi*bt takee place among nome thirty of thepe ras-

o*l&, in front of the restaurant, and to officer of the Eiat majeor explains to me the

canwrtii:

ii'SBOO

—si* month* —one inr

t^re®

I sa.w in my dream a Vontlerful stream, word but another row occurs outride, dcr*

wn'' n,

hri«Ig« »ipi^

aD(

I could'see from tlitf slioi-« that ti r-,.-. ,, wore

.Stuck in his button-hole, rare as Ihe raro«t. shied clean out of the car upon And •inging a Bong and rowing along. I his face to be fair as the faireft.

And all by the corn where the bees at morn ',as Jojprith.thero the .better.-— Made cotnba of honey, with breathing bated, Tetter. saw by the stream—it was only a dream— i' A lo7«»ly lady that watchpd and waited. PLANTING JFRL'IT TREES FOR OTH-

Thory wer» fair green leaves in h»»r fillfen sleeve*,'". ...^ s.i And loose licr Inokn in n»- wind were blow-

Autl she kissed to land! with her milk-white hand Thp gay young wan in the boat a-rnwing. ijTr: ,And all HO light in her apron white

Bhe caneht the liittle red rose he cast her, And "IJ&nte! ahe cried, with her arms ho wide, "Haate! sweetheart. hn«tp!' but the boat was post her.

Certain of these

heroes haveTofebed sr&ie of the denizens of Belfort, and their comrades are endeavoring to Tob them in tatrn.# earn Enter a few liiinnfe? afterward so

officers cf Tnrcos—an Arab, a

§qo f*t-f»ced, wooly-headed negro and a.

iff*1HdBeM®0{te«PwHa*iaiWi#«» malignant-lookinc FreiitrtjramDSKSTbe P*i"

,»aooo

A'*b"e,t"1lim

***°00^ '*ble, and in the coolest manner poa

PITHJMS FATE. BV VLtCR C.IRY. ..

aihle lays hold on my knife and com

z'miy, tbank heaven, the three f'el-j

And o»er the white W«- a scarlet liKht. :^]°W8 ™9h to my intense delight and "j"" __ *_ And nv»r th« scarlet a golden upkiHor, {tbat of the officers at the'table. Then 1. S. &£XiXjlSx & CO. S

am given to understand that snch

*ftW«'*,,«e.Tcdnauci Is mild", even for Turco Lieu-

Where been mad* hon*y and corn wsm grow- „i i.-t .u jDg 1 tenanta and Captains, while the men And dowli that Way through "and '^""selves^iave no regard for man, R* WiOOmii. *"^1

WW God, life, property, or any thing else, gay yonng man in th" honf wa«-r.(wiri|f. [Just before reaching Belfort some of*

them had a fight on the train, and 'nd the track by his own comrades, are the Turcbs, and the leso any bod '1

one

poor tellow was laid hold of

KRS.—The clear and forcible style in which an important truth is"'stated in the following paragraphs, and the appositeness of the illustration employed, entitle them to a prominent standing place in every horticultural

paper and magazine in the land. What a paradise could be made of this country if the sentiments above expressed were universally practiced.

A .'£V S JTK WART & CO.

Asrtj Ti

TOR THE UNITED STATES

McClure, Fry & Go,

RAWFORDNVIVXK

IXDI4XA.

juue4'70 3m

CABBIAGES and BUGGIES.

CRAWFORDSVILLE CARRIAGE & \W(.0\ WORKS.

Biif(ffleft, Carriages, Exprew Wagou», aiid

Farmers' Wagons,

Of -vt»ry pattern, and of superior finish, kept on hnnd nnd

MADE to ORDKR

We posses devices for the adjustment of Axlotree« and Tires, which reduce the draft fully

who are using onr vehicles in various carts of Indiana and Illinois, certifying that in lightnes* of draft the«e. vehicles have never been equaled,

DOHERTY dc DEIGHTON

..CRAWFOBl)SVILI.Kf IXPIANA.

JlIPKemenjber the place. Wa^hinstou -cl».

NA9IUEL «. IRWIX, FF.D.

PHYSICIAN AND SUBOEON. VI7ILL par special attention to diseases of stubborn or dancerons oharaoUr. Offlo« at resideno", on Market street, opposite th»' Epiioopal Church. Office bours'from 6 to 8 ea. na from 13 to 1 p. m..olosely observed. Fine will fluctuate with tbe times *mcbS6

CARD.

ALBERT C. JENNI80N

4t(«rac,aiLaw»a4

Real Estate Agent.

Real property of all kind* bought and sold on ooaunitsion. Recta eolected, Uiespaid. notarial business of all kinds promptly attended to. •IIM la KaHn ICktwCimrtiHtainitin

Vacant and improved lot* and farms oonataatyoa aele. inlr*''*)

IMMENSE "r

knife and com

mences to strike on my plaje to at.rX

1? Jf K_/

BOOTS and SHOES!

r4Si.

tract the notice of the waiter. .\ot 'jt~ the slightest apology to me by look or, »r

The Spaniards have a maxim that a man is ungrateful to the past generation that planted thelrce from which he eats fruit, and deals unjustly toward the next generation, unless he plants the seed, that, it may furnish food for those who come after him. When a son of. Spain eats a peach or pear by the road side, wherever he is, he digs a hole in the ground with his foot, and covers the 3eed Consequently 'al'lrover Spain, by' the road.side and elsewhere, fruit in .great abundance tempts the taste and is ever free. Let this practice be imita- -rrz-vn/ria «/r A nc fSiWOT? ted in our country, and the weary wan- MUMJli JxLAXJJij WOlvlL derer will he blest, and will bless the —. hand thit ministered to his comfort and joy. We are bound to leave the I world IB rrnnri rr HoMor thnn roe fnnnrl

A ST. Lol ls man wants a divorce because his wife mayls him with a hatchet. Another because his wife "lit.-out" after they had been married a week, and a third because he likes beer better than hi« .wifo uid can't carry on both.

SPOOL COTTON.

THE CELEBRATE!'."

risr STREET.

CRAWFOBD8YILLE, INDIANA, S

N IMMENSE STOCK OF J£VSR¥ KIK1) OP

,\(V

Mens' Boots, Boys' Boots, iiadies' .Shoes. Children*' Shoes, also Bubbers and Overshoes.

All of which wili p« sitivij-bf .-old tor cash the very smallest profit.

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xi. rv '.

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ta at-

"i'T t, J}IJ*T 't

We manufacture and knap coc-tantly .-nhand a full assortment of

world a., .-,00a or rett t.nan we tounct mnjeof No. selected stock, which willbesolp it, and he is a selfish churl who basks I at.prices that under the shadow, and eats the fruit, of trees which other hands have planted, if he will not also plant trees which shall yield fruit to coming generations. r— .-I /»**. Phrcn. .Tour.

lha Very bfcsl of mechanics, and all

Defy Competition

Cituens oi Montgomery couiiiy arc- requested tn cn-1! before purohnRins.

Remember the Place, Main Street New Iron Front, 3 Doors East of Public Square,

CRAWFORDSVILXE. IND.

ptl8,l.S»J9t.f.

JEVfELRY STOBE.

NEW STOBE

I lslons Bank liuildin^ GREEN STREET, C. S, HILDEBRAND & GO.

THE BEST BARGAINS IN

American & FAne Swiss Watches, Ladies' ami Gents' Gold Chains,

Gold & Enameled Jewelry,

Sleeve Buttons, Gents', Pins.

Society Pins.

Also a very large stock of flue

Silver and Plated ware.

Tea Setts. Castors. Water l- Pitehers.

Goblet*. Walters. Butter Dinhes.

Cake Baaketo, Spoons.

v.„.V Fork* fte., &e. Jr

Also SETH THOMAS and other makes of clocks. apr30 1870

BECK & JOHNSON

DEAT.KRS L.V

Groceries & Provisions,

Qj-n*r or Green and Market Streets,

Cravrfordsvllle, Indiana.

Tilt)

trcet

opposite Center Churci DOHERTY iDKlOHTOX. marfi'fifjloct. 16.

PHT8ICIAN.

new firm would respectfully inform the 'citiiens of Montgomery county that they have purchased the Grocery establishment as the knownLynn A Son Grocery, wherowill be found a large assortment of

r..r.?i»tine

C«4Tec. Tra,

Surmr

Spiees,

Wooden Ware,

Crockery,

r\ Tobmeeo. #«., #e.

We htive retained the service* of Mr. Henry Sloan, the popular salesman, so well knowa to the public, and shall be pleased to receive calls from all the old friends of the former firm.

We shall pay the highest market price at aii times for

O E

AND SXLL

O E I E S

At th* lowest i(«M.

0*oStflMh BECC 4 JOHNSON,

BOOTS AND SHOES. ITC!LUBE, PBY &CO'S COL.

ARRIVAL

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WEEKLY REVIEW-CRAWFORDSVILLE, INDIANA, SATURDAY, AUGUST

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Home Again

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THEE OIL.3D

Mi.xcollnneous. School, Collet,'*', Toy iiid Rlftnk Uook.a,inclHlin«t a choice lot of 1

Bibles, Pray«r and Hvnui Rooks.

I Note, fjcttvr, I'ap. Jfill nnd Wriipninjr PAPKKS. lhiff nnd AVhite Envelovcs. Slates Ink. Mucilage, Crayon, Pencils, nnd 11 jflf is necessnry to nrnke a full stock of

STATIONERS' GOODS.

I A t'n!l find nice linn o|

Pocket Cutlery & Pocket

U1 Ct"

Books.

Hnvini lost our entire stock of Wall nnd Window

A E S

We hnve recoived since an entire now rtoek in that line, nnd ask your attention the l)o*t, prctticat andcheapest assortment ever offered in his city. ,|

.4 XM ASSORTMKXT

ol Curtains,(roods and Ki.vlnrc-.

PICTURE FRAMESAr MOLDINGS

fff h«d itl-o ta lnyina newstock oi' Kniiii"" :ino Moldinsrs. which.nrr

Particulinr attention paid to I'Viimins I'icuuc.j, and no extra charstfor work. Cords and Tfssel and Picture .\nil-.

TOYS ,c XOTioAS th- Mi/ho,,.

We receive all thelcfldlne

Magazines aitl

I Having over fifty ditfereut kind1, .-md am r.t ..n onr li=t prompty supplied.

DAILY PAFEKS,

The Indiiinnpolis i.IOL" UN AL nnil SENIINKIJ nndlthe Lafayette JOURNAL are re.?eived*every tnorninsr, nnd.delivered fo =nhserir.|-= nr pulilishers' r«te=."

:"'\Ve

cannot begin to eliuuicratt al! that ,«-• have to sell but ask you to hunt up the old establishment. nnd eee what we have. And while wo would thank tho public for their former liberal patronacre. we would ask a continuance of tho same, and shall try and deserve it by our attention to the wants of the community, and selling at snch price? as will suit all reasonable people.

I.. A. FOOTE.

HOUSE & SIGN PAINTNG.

Hartman & Clemson, I HOUSE & SIGN jPAINTEES,

filaziers, Grniners, (iihlei-s anil

Paper Hangers,

None but the ben niatennl used. Country I work solicited and promptly attended to. Shop on Main Jtreet. over Fry's Prue Store. jell m3.

/CIRCULARS of every description neatly ex ecu ted on common white or colored poser, letter paper, note paper, or in fact, on any kind I or quality of paper desired and priee« amordI ingly. At tbe Review Office

SEPARATOR AND BAGGER.

E 1 S A

SEPARATOR AND BAGGER

now beiiija nianufretiireti by

A Na N"-E, 7 OoTiS' & (JO, OI^^-W-FOI^IDS-VTrXjLE!, T"KTT")T A "i\i

MOST PERFECT FANNING MILL EVER INVENTED. I ~.We invite the particular attention of all Farmers, Mechanics and Grain-Dealers to the great advantages it possesses over all others. The Separator and Bagger will do more and better work, with less labor than I any other Fanning Mill ever manufactured, being so constructed as to bag the Grain as it comes from the mill, thereby saving the labor of orie man and a boy.

CONRER BOOK STORE.! DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, Sic.

0 onivrsH BOOK STORE

llii- ri'iiiov! hack to tlio old wlmr^'iiffl'ynow l«f! found

S O

E?oop

Ail" 2ti 187u

i'iiiiMijiffmiii uriiiM iiiirrniinTT'r

72, iS70^

YO T!

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II Oals. "Tor "dhriiff Cofklik-vaiid Grass wSml from Wheal, at the same time, by only running the "foul" mixture through out. It also separates Clover and Timothy, and Clover and Sorrell, Timothy and Red Top, Herd Grass, perfectly,

Inasmuch as it has taken the first preminm at every State and county where exhibited, (both east and west,) we desire you to call and see the practical operating of it.

No.

Cloths, Hosiery, Flannels,

SB. WwssflM. II •. fit/more.

WASS'ON & ELLMORE!

EXCHANGE

a IS aS a & S

A1m.. we'i ii.-.-'ortcii .^tock ol

nifirriti|nimtisaw -ssssKsaieS

Jiiiv-lt 1.-70

BLOCK,

OBAWFOBDSVILLE, HSTIDI.A.^T-A..

^r O 1!)

Cassimeres, Dress Goods, Gloves, Notions, White Goods. Shawls,

E I S

ft:!! lit."

Iftoots. Mhoes, IIsits. Caps. ^iieenswai'e

at thr (invest pt'ire. WASSON

BOOTS & SHOES.

BOOTS & SHOES for the MILLION!

(THMMI

Si reel

IISJ- C3r' SS

VSIOT IIIITR*

CHEAPER THAN EVER Noio K'it Sloi-k ICAoIn anil *iiu-s FAMILY GROCERIES,

Il, tllcciu II' l.nt III!' I.l--! I|ii:llit

lower Prices Than Any Other House in the West. \ll (ioods iiro of nn o\ui .\lnviiitsirlur«k.

••t.ftrri -«t« ill Hi'

M.r.t h» ill" hi-

Money can bo saved by making your purcljuse.s at lloiusti. \:ri!

HARDWARE, PAINTS, OILS, &c.

CAMPBELL & TINSLEY!

to -.Mf 11 "lit

Hit I'll r.)

JIM

u'ill .sell

LEATHER BTJBBER

E I N

IRON NAILS! HORSE SHOES!

HOREE NAILS!

a I S a

W A S

X«, 7 On HEKdlL BLOCK.

DRY GOODS. rcfi titr^-Cf

Organdy Lawns, Iron Grenadines,

I II P,

l.l.l.MOKI-:

-2 Jl'jLiO"

Campbell &. Harter

Ml *.l. OFI'RK

I W E E

Attractive Assortment'

NEW GOODS

Greatly Reduced Prisce

LiilOll ..V,

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ai 4

Printed Percales, Striped mid Plain Piques, liisliop LlMMIS. -trtf?. Plaid and Striped Nainsook Llama Lare Points." Thibet Shawls, Silli Fans. Lisle Gloves. Heal Lace Collars.

Silk Parasols.

Marseilles Qui IK Bordered Towles. Nolini^liiiut Lace Curtains.*

The best bargains of the season will be offered in these goods which are all new and fresh.

CAMPBELL & 1IARTEH. jnii-

BAKERY.

CRAIG I BAYLESS*

I'C U!"\ i.UODs

nix

4 1K KH.

R.uh» KN.

1 IU'.sks,

iml Shoe Ksliiliilshmriil. Worm Mi-iils & llol (lifc.

,ll A

A rtf•• 1»r»«l of

CoiifectionerieB,

.v -. Hi-,. II,.-

\'l \VMSTKHN TKA HOI SK

I ti Ii (--(.rtiiii-iil '-I the fniLMl '1 eai evei liroiiulit to thi•» market, which wo will sell al the lowe.f priei-o. All the nhov.- (foodi ool 1

In ExchtiriKe for Gush or Produce.

jr/'l'on'l fait 'v s'n ii'and "tHinui* onr z'io'1'I!

A III .1 H.U LKS.-»

No. 2 Wnsliiji^tan Street. NextDoor to Grahams' A pi't.

DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

NEW FIRM

ioi

rirri A:

booi

KM!'IKK JiLOCK, Xo. I,

CRAWFORDSVILLE,

I'KALKKri IN pl'KE

.wins

I'.-iintrv Cli Perfumery, Purfl Wines

Dyestufl^.

:iiic-y Articles and Brandies

For Medical Purposes

I'at.-nt Modieine.", Also. Lamps. Ola.'j'ware. Leiter.'.Uap.

sn'l

l'aper, l'en^. Pencil*.and Ink.

i* il US Ml MM* I'M OA'S

('arofully prepared and promptly attended •to. W'e»rejpectfiilM^licitii»lr»na«e from the public in general [JanSO'fW.