Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 27 August 1870 — Page 4

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THE WEEKLY REVIEW

A Faper for the People, OfSocial and Political Reform. 1* puMi»h«d every ISatorday.

OFFICE ^,ional

B1^k'

CXA WFORDSVILLK. Tsh

TERMS:

Single copy, one year lix month* three moath* Ten copied. one year. to one address

CiRirir CorRT ijommpnfipK'mo wpfW unm r»«xt Mondav.

Hion STRFET haw been graded and is now artaoi the finest thoroughfare? in the-city.

SoROtv* Rrmvivi-h. A ineetinfr announced. Objcct not inadv public.

fiiOBSTOws

CTRI'.°

still fnvorn oar city

with his presence. No need of an Opera.

PROP. MC.VLLIISTCR. the renowned inagi^ian opens at Eltxrolli Hull Monday night.'

THE Dri8kell & Johnson Siloon will oppii its cooking department in a f«rtv dn v-.

Hoy. BE.V. SMITH WSI in this cit.i Inst

Thursday.

UKOSOSGLASSCOCK. ESQ., says the Codington people are talking of a grand reception for our excursionists over the new road, jj-.s-

Tus old Hays Restaurant is now ready to furnish meals, cooked in superb ftyle to the public. All the delicacies and sr,^«tfintinls of the season can be found there.

A LITTLK child cf Mr. Greeley met with serious accident, Thursday afternoon, befalling from a second story window in commercial block down into a cellar. 'J-

BASK BALI..—The match game J'esterdiiy, beLween ihe ''Alerts" of Bainbridge, and the "Montgomery's" of this city, was decided a draw, the scoro at the close of the fourth inning being, "A'.s" 2, "M'H." 1.

THK loud smelling carcass of a deceased porker hag for some days annoyed the inhabitants along the old pike. We have heard numerous complaints against the city authorities because it has not been removed.

TUK Indianpolis. Bloomington & Western Railroad ig now completed to Covington. By the middle of October it will be open for business, md by the first of December the entire line to I'ekin will be readv for through trains.

Oil MI MinwiNTr.it Giti I -.T. F.stj, who hut chargc of the Queens ware department in the mammoth establishment of Gregg and Son is now rendy to receive cails from his lady friends. Bors mny call too if they will be good.

I'IIK llajttist Association iit Wnjnci'uvi). in this county, on last Sunday, was largely attended. The trains of the East and West Raclroad were crow.led. It is estimated thnt over two thousand people were curried hy the railroad alone. a» mmm

M. LATATK, the acconiplishrd Kreiich cook ut the Florence Restaurant, is winning golden opinions from al! Hurts of hungry people who devour with a keen Tcli-'b hi* grand dishes. To-niglit he will serve up the celebrated soup D-iVris.^nhg vith hassepot duinplins.

irr. Jos. B. SIMPSON, I)*-. M. II. Galt-y, ol. Big and I. M. Vance, retflrned a few lays since, from a grand hunt the Grand Prairie. Thev met with excellent MIICCCSS'

Groc«rie».

tb« young ladiro room all the higher brtnehea of a useful and ornamental educati(.n will b* thoonghlj taught. The system of government 5s mild but firm and uniform. while CTery encouragement and every laudable incentive ig employed to forward the pupil# in knowledge *nd virtue the morals and general deportment of the ehildren are constantly watched over. The Sisters of the IIolv Cross.'althongh profeseng the Catholic faith, will at all times respect the religious belief of their pupils, co 00 discussion upon tcligion or politics being ever permitted. To'contribute to the exact observance of rules, as well as polite and amiable deportment toward teacheTS awl companions, a Gold Cross of Ilonor is awanled in the Senior circles and a Crown in (h«*

1 on 50

C. H. BOWEN Proprietor.

CITY NEWS.

Tiik w«»ath«r on la«t wa

irenwlr hot.

MICH *.EI. I'tun: P»V« tor wheat.

Junior circles.

iat'vj No attention whatever should be paid.to reports injuriofft to the school. The friends

PX"

the high''*!

|iir

nnd

Groceries of every description at 1^ Btos.

Watermelons.

Lee and "Bro. still continue to watermelons bv the car load.

Excursion to St. Lonii.

An excursion triun to St. Louis via Indianapolis and St. Louis Railroad, (new T. H.) will leave Indianapolis at a. M.. Wednesday, August 31, and Greencastle at G. Go arriving ia St. Louis at G.oo r. *. Tickets the round trip from Indianapolis, six dollars, und from Greeneastle, five dollarsGood returning on all regular trains, including Monday, September 5th. This train will be attached to the regular train and run through on time. Ample provisions hav* been made for the comfort of passensengers. Tickets can be had at the Indianapolis & fct. Louie ticket office, Greencastle, or on the traid. Connection will be made *t St. Louis for points farther west, and parties wlil haTe sufficient time to visit them if desired.

Education* 1.

St. Charles Academy, under the direction of the. Sisters of th« Iioly Cross, reopens on Monday, August 29, 1S70. No paina have been spared to secure competent teachers for pacb department. A Sister of very remarkable and highly cultivated talent pri'«idcs ow Ihe musical department. In

I and patrons of the Academy will be most kindly received at all hours from o'clock-J A. M. till 8 o'clock p. M.

The department for little boys, will receive particular attention. I A limited number of boarders receive!.

For further particulars, rtilrs and terms. etc., piireins nnd guardians are requested to eali on th 'I SISTER] niRKCTR'F?H. "t niigCfwS

I LOCAL ITEMS

Have you s^en that fine yet of China I at the Mnmuiofb Tr ide Pnlaoo Vo. Empirc Rif'Ck

A Farm of 18 acres just east of the Fair Ground, with first class improve1 ruentsof eTory kind—For "si'1 at a bnrgain, by A. ('. Jennison.

John Hoover works at No. .'j Eui^iro Block. For Roofing, Guttering, Spouting, and all kinds of Job Work, cro tn S. H. Gre^jf and son

Seven Choice Building Lois? iu Wabash College addition just laid out, near the .louth east corner of the College Campus— For ."alp on good terms, by

A. C. Jennison.

the

Go fo'S- II. Greeg & pon's and se Patent .Telly Glasses.

A Fine stock of Glassware and Queensware hae just been received at the Mammoth Trad* Palace, Nos. 2 & 8 Empire Block.

Everybody go to S. II. Gregg A Soil and see the now goods jus!, arriving Aug.27 lw

Delicious soup nt the" Flort'ii'.'- It taurant in-night.

Iron! Iron!!—The best place to get Iron, Horse Slices and Horse Nails is at. Camphell & Tinsley. »ugl:\v3

Dyspeptics can safely eat warm biscuit, raised with Dr. Price's Bakinf Powder. Invalids, and everybody, can use biscuit or cake so raised, with impunity.

New Jewelry Store.

Me«M«. C. S. Ililldebiand & S. S. Goldsberry, successors to P. G. White, practical

Green street, Eloton' vill*. Indiana.

Lunch at the Florenc1 mornintt at It) o'clock.

Lunch

'very night (it Flort

o'clock

For 1'in and Glass Fruit Can S. II. Greirar & Son. \o Empire Block, nusl.'ftf

Go lo l.ine's new Hat Store tor late styles of summer hats, south Green Htrcet, Klston's Bank Building. n^O

Sportsmen c«n buy the best powder, shot and caps nf C.nnphnH & Tinsley's. aug'20w'_'

All kinds of Sewing Machines repaired at Knsminger & Nicholson's ofnoe, west of Graham's store. We have employed a first class Machinest. and will warrant nl! work. nngi:itf

Scott Cadwallader have a good supply of i,ivirv Teams for evening rides, excursions, or any other purpose, fall nnd see thorn. junelltf

The allible Billy Barhridge is still at Gregg's Mammoth, ready to wait on his old friends. Burbridge is one of the cloverest men in town. Go srehiin r.iehl'J 11'

ftnd speak highly of the hospitality and A Liberal Reward. courtesy of the Illincisans in whose neigh- J- .1. Binford & Bro. will give on horhood they encamped, which, wi- under- Gold for every ounce ol adulteration viand, was near the old "Cominunil Farm. Our thanks are due ("apt. -b of very fine chickens.

Mu. A. F. RAMSAY, having purchased one halt of the McClelland building, on Washington street, is having the south room, one of tho longest husiiK-s- rooms in the city, lefinished in elegant style, and with all the

found them.

Hrne

modern improvements for the speedy and convenient transaction of buyinests, Next week, we understand, he will move into his new quarters, where our citizens will find him on hand ready to -tdl them gmcerie* nt low cash prices.

ing happened on tho I.. B. & W six o'clock last evening four miles west of this place. As the construction train from Covington was near the Sugar Creek bridge Mr. Samuel Crnig. who had boen on that, train left the train and got on the gravel train, which was ahead, and coming 011 to the city. While on tho bridge the train commenced backing, and in starting suddenly forward again, Mr. Craig, who was near a break, was pitched between the cars, some of the cars running over him and mangling him in a frightful manner. He was brought to the city and taken to R_ H. Craig's, where he died at t*M» o'clock last night.

th Plm-nix White Lead sold by nia vl'St

Don't

think because snutl's and strong

or poiEonous solutions will not cure Catarrh, thnt you cannot be cured The proprietor of I»r. Sage's Catarrh Remedy offers £.'i()n reward for a case of Catarrh which he cannot cure. It costs but fifty cents for a package which prepares one full pint. Sold by all druggists, or send sixty cents to I. R, V. Pierce, Buffalo. N. Y.nnd get it through the mail. I l'r. Pierce's Alt Ext. or Golden Medical

Discovery, is the great remedy ot tho age lor all Throat. Bronchial and l.unsr di«-

Medical Notice—The |.:irtnfishi]. oi

FATAL ACCIDKNT.—One of thenu-st fright- Urs. McClelland Harnett has this day fill accidents that could, befall a human be- changed, and the firm will hereafter about I 'e known as l)rs. McClelland, Barnett

Briggs. Their office is up stairs

For special

bargains in real I'S bulle.in board.

look at dennisoi

If you want a cheap list Hat. Store of John-Line.

A. C. Jennison lias the finr ing lots for sale in the market.

Leaf Lard,

uug6 t,f

JOSEM GRUB, ARCny MARTIN.

Bushels

ails' 13tf

The Birdscll Clover Ilullers and Seiarators at Gregg's Hardware Store. This Iluller has taken the First Premium at sev-enty-two State fairs. This machine threshes the balls from the straw, separaats tlie straw from the chaff, hulls the seed from the pod, and cleans the seed for the market, all at one operation. Caparity from "20 to GO bushels of seed per day. It is one of the greatest labor saving machines of the age, for agricultural purposes. S. II. Gregg, of this place, is the agent for the counties of Montgomery, Boon, Hendricks, ounce piiiiun, Purkc and Fountain. Parties wishing this valuable machine will please call, or address us by letter, either of

estate, .i'tlv'2

go t,

the now noi'i

buil.l,i«lv2

ett'e-rcndercd. at Guth

rie iS Brother's. The he«t in the market -v. inue *2.rif

Paints.

Billy Fry sells more glass, paint, putty, oil, &e., than any other man, and docs it for lcs monev.

Livery Teams.—For good livery teams of all kinds call on Scott & Cadwallader on Walnut street. junelltf

Excursions and Pic-nics.—Con-veyances for excursions and pic-nic parties at Scott & Cadwllader's. junelltf

The Enterprise.

Great Reduction Sale of Dry Goods. See Advertisement on Fourth Page. R. A FL'LLENWIDER CO.

Alexander Kids.

In all colors and warrented. for a low price nt the Enterprise. aprt'

A. C. Jennison has lots tor 1«||» in Connard's new addition. Elston's 2d addition.

P. S. Kennedy's addition. McClelland & Connard's addition. Graham & Houston'* addition. Dr. J. S. McClolland'i addition. Graham, Houston it Connard's addition located in different parts of the city and for MIP on various terms,''* •. lulyS

SPECIALS.

BUCKET. --C-

THE REfci

WHEAT-

.vt. .'.

One Horse and Two Horse!

Kor Ssle a »htr.

NEW AGRICULTURAL ROOMS

On Time.

Anybody cun buy the best cook iatuve iu the market, the oven so arranged that tho heat passes entirely around it, baking quick and even. Very ^lieapat Irwin's.sign of the Golden Stove, on sis month's timo. Mo will sell queenswnre and glassware lower than any house in this trade. Remember his stove are guaranteed and sold on six month's time. Call nnd see him.

M^yW'Wtf.

over tho

Expres« office. Entrance three doors west of Graham corner. While giving their attention to Surgery and Surgical Diseases Dr. Burnett will continue to make a specialty of Diseases of the Eye. Ear and Respiratory i»rgan«, whiU- Dr. Briggs. who has spent several years in Philadelphia, New York Pari" and Germany, devoting his time to the study of Diseases of the Uterus and Nervous Disorders of Females, will give special attention to th^ investigation and treatment of diseases of thi" clas®.

One Hundred Dollars in Gold. Will be given io any person who, on analysis will discover one grain of arsenic or other poison in DR. HURLEY'S AGUE TONIC, ft is purely vegetable, and the most happy cotubinaliou that thescience of medicine has as yet devfiloped to successfully comhat the most prevalcnt diseases incident to a biiion- or malarious climate. It is the most perfect anti-peri-odic—always Breaking the Cbi'l in three or: fohr doses: but better than that or all else: and what renders it the most efficient and valuable compound extant, is the universally conceded fact that it leaves the patient in belter health than before theatUck. with no putting up of the skin, no buzzing in the head, no deafnes- or impaired vision, but a clear head, transparent skin, a bright eye, and elastic step nnd V.uoyant health.

It eliminates disea.»e from the ?ystem by dissipating engorgements of the secretions, exciting the liver to healthy action and giving the pancreatic and hepetic juices their norma! condition 3nd healthy flow.

It is better preventive than cure, and it puop'ecould be prevailed upon to take it. in. say half doses three times a day, during the chilly season, they would have perfect immunity from chills and all the concomitant diseases but. who except the verjf prudent, will take medicine before they arc sick.

For sale everywhere. Read .JAS. RCDDLE A Co.'s column. jnne-3 '"Otf

NOTICE OP NONRESIDENCE.

STATE OF I N'Dl A .4, Tlenmomcry Couuiy. Court of Common l'lcas, Octobcr term. i470. Klzina Brown vs. Complaint for Divorce.

John F. Brown

ul "r

nn ,1e. f^L .aCr ,,LD' n'V

DOHERTY. TI A HOltVKV A Co..

FRUIT CANS.

Glass, Stone, Yellow and Tin I A N S

AND

CHEAP for CA-BHL! WHOLESALE and RETAIL

A'l

ROBB&MAHORNEYS House-Keepers Emporium,

31 \iSUJJ%*€iTOJ%' STREET,

WEEKLY REvmw^RAwoRDSviLLE, i^piAJfA,iSia,H»»AXaAUG«^^n twiasrsrw

j? Sf' SWt

Oawfordsville. Iiul

Crawfordsville, Ind

COMMISSION HOUSE.

50,000

Eiisl Room of Harter's Block, few Doors East of P. 0.'

fKAWl ORDSTIlLH. IXD.

The undersigned having associated themselves with the old and

Watchmakers and Jewellers. No! 2. South well known house of Campbell & Harter, they propose to do a general Block, frawfords-1 Commission and Produce business, and will at all times keep for sale anf at retail all kinds of MILL FEED together with COBN, OATS, &c.

I Also will buy and sell or receive on commission all kinds of Seeds such Snlooii every

CLOVER, TIMOTHY, BLUE GRASS, FLAX, &2. Shall also keep all the latest and most improved kinds of Farm Implements. Farmers that want the best One and Two-Horse Force Feed Drill will do well to call and see ours before purchasing elsewhero. We are also making arrangements to keep the best family Chest Flour which will enable us to furnish it in any quantity to suit purchasers from one pound up go 10 to any number of barrels. Also to exchange flour with farmers for wheat on the same terms as the mills.

A faw more Of the celebrated NICIl* OLS & SI1EPARD THRESHING MACHINES, either with mounted or down powers, can be furnished at Gregg's Hardware Store. This machine has been greatly improved during the past, season. They are acknowledged by nil who have witnessed their work to be the best machine now in u^e. Parries wishing machines should call early. Remember the place. Gregg's Mammoth Hardware Store. jnlv2itf

(.'AM7n£LI. A RLARTKR.

?OX

Wheat Wanted.

iGRUB, MARTIN CO/

€«I&U1£, MARTIN & CO

EDUCATIONAL.

Kiiirlisli i!nd Classical

SELECT SCHOOL

FOB Q-IRLS.

MISS

flAUSER will open i, selcct school in the basement room of the Methodist church Ion Monday, September fl. The course of study will include the common higher English branches, with Latin as ordinarily tausht in I tho Preparatory and Collegiate departments of schools for young ladies. llavins'been for a number i.f years conncctod with some of the best known boarding schools in the country, she feels well qualified to conduct a prirato school, and desires to solicitc publicly the patronaao of this community. By their kind permission she call attention to the names of a few who have promisud her their suiport and encouragement. rof. Thompson. Mrs. II. S. Bradcn.

Mrs. Cowan, Mrs. Thos. Kolley. l'r. Burnett, Debbie B. Spilman, Mr?. H. S. Lulu-, W. 11. Sprinsiite. a UK I3iv3

PARM FOR SALE.

NOTICE

is hereby given that the farm known as the '"Gwyn harm," situated :),V miles

nol If Gi-po-rr fviw'fnrds'villo Tn,l ..i .,00 I south west of Crawfordsville, is for sale. Tho tegg, l.iwtordSMlle. In I. jul.i _o p|acc contains 2U3 acres of choice land under —. 1 cultivation. There is anew dwelling house on the placc, with amplo outbuildings all in good ord«r. Also a la ge barn and Stable buildings, with all conveniences, as corn cribs, carriago house Ac., everything essential to a first-class

Wm. Robertson & Co. win move their stock of furniture to their new warerooms, one door east of tho Post OfIice, in David Harter"? block, nbout the loth of! August, where they will be pleased to meet their customers, old or new. july'2"

Farm. The place is well supplied with running water. Hns also a largo oruhard of the best selections of fruit. It is well supplied with timberand has a good sugar orchard.* Fences and gates all in first rate repair. The farm is well adopted to stockraising or farming purposes, and will booffered apuretiaseroa easy tcruH.

For particulars inquire at ihe Bee llivo Dry Good Store of Canine A Gwyn, No. .r, .National Block Building, t'rawfordsville, Ind. julyliiif ISRAEL B. GWYN

NOTICE TO HEIRS.

T^OTICE to Mary J. Widow, and David. Xi Setli, and Julin Mathewman, heirs at law of Enoch Mathewman. late of Montgomery county Indiana, is hereby given that Washington Kioe. Administrator of the estate of tho said Enoch Mathewman, deceased, has tiled his petition to sell tlio Real Kstate of the decedaut, his Personal being insufficient to pay his debts and that said petition will be heard *t the next October Term of the Court of Common I'lens of Montgomery county Indiana.

W. WALLACE,

julyruiw I Clerk, M. C.

NOTICE OP APPLICATION.

N'OTICEtownship.

is hereby given to tho citizens of Clark Montgomery county, State of Indiana, that I George Scott, a 'white male inhabitant of Montgomery county, in the State of Indiana, of the age of 21 years, will apply to tho Board of Commissioners or Montgomery county, in the State of Indiana, nt their regular session, commencing the first Monday in .Sept. A. 0. Ic'TO, for a license to sell intoxicating liquors in a less quantity than a quart at a time, under the Temperance Law of IK5P. nf tho Stale of Ir.diana. for the term of one year. My place of business and the premises whereon said liquors are to bo sold nnd drank is situated on lot number one (1) in block number two "2 in the original plat of the town of Ladoga .Montgomery county ludiana. The house wheio said liquors are to be sold and drank is situated 13 feet from ihe southeast corner of said lot, in the front lower room of said building on said lo". in Clark Township. Montgomery county, Indiana. augU GEORGE SCOTT.

NOTICE TO DELINQUENTS.

VOTICK is hereby given that all delinquent tuxes p:»id on or before tho 20th day of August. le'TO there will be no additional collection fees charge!. All taxes remaining unnid at theabovc datc.will.be collected ncirling to! law WARREN LA» IS, julylC Treasurer M. C"

ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.

I VTOTICE is hereby given that I have been appointed Administrator of the estate cf Enoch M.ithcman. deceased, late of Montgomery Cuunty, Ind.. The estate is solvent.

August A. D. 160, hlzina Brown, by her at- juiyltJ Administrator, torney. George 1). Hurley, in vacation of the Court of Common Pleas of ihe county and: State aforesaid, filed in the Clcik's Office of said IT'ANTED AGENTS—TO soil the home hut-

JJE^it remembered, that on%ihc 2th day of

county, her complaint in writing, as a cause of action against the said John F. Brown, for divorce, also the written affidavit of Sarah K. llancy. setting __ Brown Is a nonresident of tho Stat* cf Indiana. Now therefore the i-aid defendant. John F. nlnj

aDd

there to await said complaint,

an l"»

a.ppc?l

WASHINGTON RICE.

tie SEWING MACHINE. Price S25. It makes tho "Lock Stitch,'' (alike on both sides)

j• aiid is the only licensed under-feed Shuttle Ma!'S I

so!l*

ei5

ec,c

than S60 Licensed by

[.f Wilson, (irover A Maker a ad Singer A to. All other anaer-feed shuttle Machinej old for less than $60 arc infringemexies, and the

seller Bnd user liable to prosecution. Address

JOHNSON, CLARK & CO.. Boston. Mass..

on the second day of he October term ot said I Kjitsburgh, Pa.. Chicago. 111., or St. Louis, Mo. t^oort of Common Pleas of the county and july2tu3 state aforesaid, SI id Court beginning on Monday, the_ 34 day of October l?70, at the Court

House in the city of Crawfordsvii'le, then and /~llTY RESIDENCE FOR SALE, A dwelling —:J complaint. I house containing four rooms, a good cellar, 7 "R "P.TPWAPTk^fllff Prnnnatmi itnsss my hand and seal of cistern, wood-boase. table. Ac. The bouae ii *»*•'«'fl nlU/Ovil irrOpflcLOr

laid Court, this 12th day of on Wabash Avenuo. opposite the Methodist August^ A. L).. 1S70. church. Lot 65 feet front and 165 feet deep. W.K.WALLACE. For pancular? enquire on the premises of

Clerk, au«13ai JOHN G.MUULEWOJf.

^33 3.

•ten a*aaA.-rsi% TftU.iOTg B5TGH51 J~*

July 1G, 1S70.

REAL ESTATE AGENCY.

W. I*. BRITTOFS Real Estate Agency,

Crawfordsville, indiaiiii.'

"JJAlVNfJ taken out

RY.R

the practice of lrftKaMriPtho collection of govprnment eluims. tn do-fcasinefs as

Conveyance and Jteal Estate A sent'

The following 13 a partial list of property now in my hands for sale or exchange Kfty vacant lots in different parts of the citj at prices ranging from S150 to $oOG. _v A two-acre lot well-situated, to bo tnid off in town lots." This lot- will mSko 12 fair sized tom ft»OlvPrice jt,i!Hi Improved lot, houso^tifefive rooms, collar cistern. fcc itaas*. 1,000 Improved lot. hnusewfoMX rooms, cistern well.fruit. tc foO Improved lot. houso-of-fivc rooms, cistern

Ac. new, offered at..... *1.400 Improved lot. house of .eight rooms cellar, cistern, well. largS,a- (1 small fruits of all kinds. Pricc.^

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3,700

-Improved lot near the center of the city, good home, large stable, cistern, fruit si.C-oO Improved lot, house of four rooms, cistern

Ac, l.ooo Improved lot, new house of four rooms, cistern Ac., rente per month

«,mm

Prico per acre 80acres of improved land, near the Quaker church. Prico per acre .. 6acresof improved land within Ii miles of the city. Price per acre tiO

The above is only.a.smoll portion of the property in my hands t»r silo. Persons desiring to invest in any-kind of Real Estate will. 1 tbink.tlnd it to their interest to call and sco me beforeTpurehasinselswhere.

W. P." MUTTON, ATTY.

OfBee2d Floor W ashington Hull, Crawfordsville Iii^ina. P* inugT'cyy

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REAPERS AND MOWERS.

Pip CD

ii&oB

HOTEL.

RICHARDSON HOUSE.

C»rcer Washington and Market Streets,

One Square North of Court House

CBAWFOBDSVILLE, JIND1A!V.%.

ITT«••! 11 Traiaa. Pebnury 10 lS49y

H'TOCj DRY QQO'DfB

I E E N E I E

jAvm&A mwsMm

CITY MEAT .MARKET!

G-utlirie & Broth.er,

taken outkcommiesioD u.- NOTA- sf 5 5lSfft"Sn ^!?„,w.f

Third

Door SoutKof Elston Bank,

Green Street.

DEALKKSI

Home-cured Hams. Shoulders, Mess Pork, "c Breakfast Bacon.L

Dried Beef, Corned Beef. Lard,

a o) uw -iSau»»ir5Sj &c,. 39O 'H *1 I

oPi8 ."ooa'S Qtio--•: itx/

FRESH MEATS,

Of all kind", will be kept on hand t.hroug th« hot days of thesummor pfnson. iiianrv

sno

Improved 1 "t 130 by 146 ttet, h.uise of seven .rooms, cistern, weH/fruit and shade trees. Price Four acres of groun"d-"a»fll situated, to be laid off in town lotsTis in a desirable part of the city, has on it a good house, •stable, orchard, well. Ac. Price House and lot in Thorntown.Ind_.ijri 11 sell or trado. Prico ..... *.?."?? -200 acres of land wi£hin.3jnileiof the city

Highest Cash Price

Paid t'.u- KAT A'l'TLE. fciHKEP and HOOS. F. B. GI'TFIRIE A BRO. upr.'23 ti l.ooo

SPECTACLES.

•a a.

IMPROVED

PAXTASCOPIC SPECTACLES, THE BEST IN USE

COMBINING

sdvantnses, mechanii

afaHmkmi Just published, a new edition of Dr. Cttlrerwcll'a .Celebrated Kuwiyon tho radical cureCwithout medicine) SPEKMATOKRIIEA. or Seminal Wenkness. Involuntary Seminal' Losses. IMPOTEN'CY. Mental and Physical Incapacity. Impediments to iMarriago etc. also CONSUMPTION. KPILEPSV and FITS? induced by solt-indul-g«nce or sexnal oxtravagance.

TTf'i'rice. in sealeH envelope. only 6 cent's', Tho celebrated author, in this admirable «sisny. clearly demonstrates from a thirty years' I successfnl practice, that tho alarmingconsequences of self-abuse may be radically cured without the dangerous use of internal medicino or the I appjicaiion of-the knife pointing out a mode of cure at once simple, ccrtain and cffootual. by meens of which every sufferer, no matter what his condition may bo. ly cure hitmelf cheaply, privately, and radically. I

EZpThis Lecture .should be in the bonds of' every man in the land. I Sent under seal, in a plain envelopo, to any address, postpaid on receipt of six cents, or two post stamps. Also Dr Culverwell's "Marriage Guide," prico 25 cents. Address the Fublisbers. 1'HAS.J.V. KLINEftCO.,

W Bowerr New l'ork, i', 0. Box -1,590. novi!9,l«i!),yl

THE GREAT MEDICAL DISCOVERY!

Dr. WALKER'S CALIFORNIA

VINEACR BITTERS. MORE THAN 500,000 PERSONS?'Bear testimony to their wonderful S o" :H? curativo effects.

WHAT ARE THEY.

C=1 l!S 2

1 11KV ABE NOT A tt.B

fl&

NNMU

S1UO wjll be given for any incurable case, provided the bones are not destroyed by mineral poisons or'ot her means, and the vital organs wasted beyond the point of cure.

For iuflaminaiory uud Chronic Blieqmuiiam, Uoul, Oyapt-psiu, Or lu«i« grslion, Biliena, Kcmitival, «ud lulcrntitUiul Ftriirn, liacaa«-«of ihe Ulood, l.ircr, Kidurja Hud Hladder, these ISiltera have been most successful. Much Diacaaet are caused by Vilified ltlood9 which is generally produced by durangement of tbe Oigcnlire U.guux.

Cleanse the Vitiated Blood whon'ever you find I its impurities bursting through tbe skin in I Pimp ei. Eruptions or riores cleanse it when you tind it obstructed and sluggish in the veins, cleanse it when it_i* foul, and your feelings will tell you when. Keep tho blood pure and the health of the system will follow.

PIN, TAPE and oiher WORMS, lurking in the. system of so many thousands, are etl'pctu.iili destroyed and removed* in Billious, Remittent and Intermittent ..fevers. these Bitters tiave no equal. For full directions, read carefully the circular around each bottle, printed in four languages—English, German. French and Spanish. J. WALKER. Proprietor. 3ri-Commerce st N, V.

R. U. McDONALD CO..

Druggists and General Agents, San Francisco and ancreinento. Call torn IH. and 3-- A 31 Commerce at. N. Y. iqpSOLL) Hi' ALL DRI'GGISTS fc DEALER.- nugSOwJ

ANNOUNCEMENT.

RBDUOTION SAL

OF DRY GOODS OF ALL VARIETIES!

Dress Goods, Oassimere Clothing, Hats, Boots, Shoes, Hosiery and Notions.

A Rare Opportunity*5 buying Goods Low forcCastf

Our Summer Dress Goods, White Goods, Shawls Parasols are marked down to cost to close them out by September 1. .i •,

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

'•.•hi tii

^•4,

MEAT MARKET.

PROPIUKTORS.

In consequence of the Irregularity of the proceedings of tho Convention, held at Crawfordsvillc on May 28.1870, I hereby .announce myself! as an independent candidate for the offico of Sheriff, subject lo the decision of the voters of ja Montgomery county at tbe neit Oetobcr eiection

JAMES M, UKK.

MR. EPITOB Please aononace.my name as a candidate for the ofltjre ff Qonstftble for Union Townshio. at the Approaching election. Subiec'. to tho decision of the people, and oblige yours. JEPTHA G. BOYLANL

BOOTS AND SHOES.

NEW, FIRM.

Wallace & Company's

.-lilt V0r:'

Boot and Shoe Store,

Washington Htreeti :K

OPP081TK THK

i! .'ind

philosophical, to he found in no

..... others!

fTered in the West. These celebrated Spectacles now -so generally used and approved, are tho' mo'St'tei'feet assistance to defective vision now before tho public. The Lenses aro ground in accordance with the philosophy of nature. Their perfectly polished surfaces, purity and transparency of material, and exact spherical figure, admirably ndapt I them to the organ of sight, rendering themperfoetly natural to tho eye.nnd producing ft clear and distict image of the object as in the natural healthy sight, avoiding the glimmering, waverign dizziness of the hend. and other unpleasant scnsations often experienced in tho uso of ordinary glasses, and enabling tho wearer to prosecute I minute and critical eye-labor, cither by day or I candle lights with ease,comfort,'and satisfactnon

inny22.186Utf CHEAP JOHN. Agent.

MEDICAL.

MAXAOOD,

HOW LOST, HOW RESTORED.

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WALLACE St COMPANY. just N,]8n9y 1.

BAKERY.

GRAND OPENING

OF THK

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jits

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-h -inn Malo oi Pour Kum, ffhiakey, Proof MpiriU and ISerusvtl lJquoi*, doctored spiced and sweetened to please the taste, called funics,'^ "Appetizers," "Kestorers," 4c, that I lead the tippler on to drnnkeness and ruin but a true Medicine, made from Nativo Roots and I Herbs of California, free from nil Alcoholic

MtiutulfiulM. They are the great BI.OUI* PUKIFLKLTAUDLIK' E-«« V|,K(i FUI,\. t'lfliKf a perfect Renovator and Invigorator of the System, carrying off all poisonous matter, and restoring the blood to a healthy condition I iio person can take these Bitters, according to directions, and remain long unwell,

NO. 3 MAIN STREET.,

Thi= new cstoblishment is now opr.n for nusineis

Fresh Bread, (•rackers, ,str.. Cakes,

Pies.

Hollotlec. Oysters,

,» etc., etc. 1

kept on hand, besdes heavy stock of,

Confectionery

CANNED FRUITS

The pnblirnr? respectively invit«*d to call.

James Hack & Co.

de tb. ltC9

P?IIBIT«:-gVIA

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FXJLLENWIDER & CO.

1 ~r.

COURT HOUSE

I* cow receiving

New and Complete Stock ol

Boot and Shoes

KOK t'H!-

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TO THE LADIES.

A 4 RD TO THK LAMES

PR. UPON CO'Si

(iolden Periodical Pills.

Foi* Females*

•Ihllablti t'arrrtliag lrrr|«larilln, RrMMing Okalracliau *f Itc MMlklf Tarua, frra whnlrircr Ciiax, wnjm OacccMfal PrcTralalirr.

I«i(l iPS! If Any Druggist

Offers you the DL'POVCO GOLDEN PILLS iu fc small Red or Yellow box, refuse it. I no longer uso this bo*. Ask foi the NEW STYLE BOXES containing double quantity of Pills, and upon each hox you will find- the Revenue 8tamp. printed from my PRIVATK DYB. upon whieb. lengthwise of the stamp, you will find printed the words Duponco'a OOLDRV PBBIODICAL PII.LB in white letter? without that none are genttta*.

N. B. The sm»H Red and Yellow box*« *r» no longer used. Evpry box is^si^n^d^^

PALL TB A^r K.

They are all"

FIRST CLASS GOODS

And will be

SOLD OHEAPE

Try Them and See.

(sole proprietor) New York.

Price »J,00 per box, six boxos W.iM) i"t.r Sn'd in Crawfordsvilh'by

K. J. BINFORB & BttO.,

Drrggist«.

Sole Agvnts An' Crawfordsville. Ladies by dending them £1,00 through the Crawfordsville post office can hare the pills «ent (confidentially) by mail to any part of the country free of postage.

Sold also by Shaw .i Collins. Brazil, Geo. ID. Cuming & Co.. Laiayotto, Browninf A Sloan and ritowart .t Morsan. Indi'inapolis, Ind, junell '70

BOOTS AND SHOES.

Frw Kntertoinmeiit

No. 1 EMPIRE BLOCKi

Main Street, Crawiordville, Ind

Webster & Son,

1 ho Managers, have the honor to annouflu* tho citizens of Crawfordsville'and viouiitr «enes r.f gcnnral entertainments "t the popnlfr

BOOT 4 SHOE STORE,

No. 1 h'imiiiv Block, by their e«l-bnie I4

Stock Company,

Commenoii'd iinmediitirly nnd coutinuinji in further nr.iro.

Programme-Part First.

^inderillii.or slippers noil Company Reokntive— Predcstrian'a Lnmcnt, "How long, bow long shall I complain.

Lake one who seeks for Boot* in vain T" Chnrn^.# ^Not long, not long for you can find v.'f- That tho WotatfTP keep every kind/'

Part Second.

N'ary Ripl'olka Company Parody Bill* '"Fathor. dear father, come home with mo now

Aly shoes aro all out at tbe toe You promised to shoo Johnnie and I. ,i :v And you know it's very wicked lo lie.'" Metamorphosis and Tableaux, in which tho tihoeloss Brigado appear in fine and coarse Boots and Shoes, Balmorals. .Scottish Baimorettas^ Button

Polish, Congress Oaiters, Black Crook Boots. Base Ball dhoes, eto.. Company Rocoption of Urpunhanks Company

til

-.r.olude with the_ highly pleasing and satisfying,farce of

PERFECT FITS!

fhis is a new pie^e, playd out..

find i« DO danger r.f heie

frhree I'd-foriaitiifes Daily,'

Morning, afternoon and evening, until further notice. Door» open at seven (o'clock A. M.,_ elose st nino P. \l.

DO NOT POHGET THE PLACBl

.No. 1 Empire Block. Main street, where may be found tho best assortment of ail kindi ana styles of Roots and .Shoes, at the lowost prices. Your inspection of goods and prices solicited.

Furnished at ail Honrs.

GROCEBIES

." of every .leseriptloo, and of tho best quality. All kinds of

FAMILY PROVISIONS

sept.10.1^09tf

NOTICE OP APPLICATION.^

VOTICE is hereby given to tbe cititen* ot A." Wayne township, Montgomery county Indiana, that 1. Alexander M. Urares a white mal* inhabitant of Monrgomci^y county in tbe State of Indana, of the age or twenty-one yearn, will apply to the Board of Commissioners of Montgomery connty, in the State of Indiana, at their regular session commencing on the first Monday in Sept. A. l. ts70. for a license to sell intoxicating liquors inaless quantity than a quart *t a time, under the Temperance Law oi 1859. for tbe term of one year. My place of business and tho pretL.:ses wuereon said liquors are to be sold and drank is situated on the following premises. to-wit: Beginning at the soutbea«t corner of vJ Rufus Karl's lot. «nd running parallel eightytwo and a half (?2}»)feot east with the town of Middlelown. thenco north one hundred and six-ty-five J1C5) feet, thence west eighty-two and half («£.) feet, thence south one hundred and sixty-five (165 feet to the placo of beginning, it being apart of the southwest quarter of section fuurioen (U). township nineteen (W) north of range six [6) west, ia tho town of Middletown Wayne township. Montgomery county. Ind. augl3w3 ALEXANDER M.GRAVES.

O. W. PEARSON

lias removed his ibop four doors soath of hi* oiJ stand, over Carson's New Grocery Store.

LEW WALLACE, 'Cutting and IKaklnv ATTORNEY

AT LAW, Crawfordsville Ind

Office—Sontb of Post Office. no'/f'69tf, Done to nnior.in the latest Uytes, ool94S({