Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 29 April 1871 — Page 4

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THE WEEKLY REVIEW

1 Puwr for the People. Ofsorial and Political Reform, li yiUtbed every 8ltorday.

OFFICE

National Block* VwhiacIon Sti

CRA WFORDS VILLE

Freight.

l?xb.

TERK8: 1,K.

Single eepy. one year 00 six months I 00 three months— JO Ten eoplee, one year, to one add re*( 00

O. H. BOWEN Proprietor.

Indtanapolis, Bloomington and Western Railway. Train* arrive at and leave Orswfordsvillo dally a*follow* (iOtKG WEST Expre**.. Mali.. Accommodation. WayFr

9:37 ». M.

ti-ffl A.

4:00 P. If. 055 A. *. ll:94.j m. 4:00 r. N. 7:15 A. *. .12:15 P.*.

fiOfKO BAST

lar.: IfwaBodi' Way Frelgh Loutavillc. New Albany & Chicago .Rail Road.

QOINO NORTH:

Accommodation, fcX a.m. Kxpren, 3 03 p. m. Mali. 7 03 p, m,

GOING SOCTfI:

Bsptcss, 19 34 a. m. Accommodation 8 02 p. m. Mail. .. JO IBA m. tofaniport, Crawfordsville X- Southwestern Railway.

On and after January 2d. 1F71. train* will ran regularly between Frankfort and Colfax as follow*:

AVgS FBANKKOUT. AKKIVHB AT COI.t-'AX. A. M. #45 p. M. 14Jr. M. 3 30 P. *. I.BAVKK COLFAX. AltmvES AT PKANKfOKT. 10 A. M. **r 10 43 A. M. 3 SO p. M. 4 15 p. M. Making close connections at Colfax with train* oaths 1. C. L. K. R.

When signalled. train* will *top at Snoddy's State Road, Jeifenon Road, and Corner's. Ticket* can be procured at the offices at Frankfort and Colfax. Passengers are requested to parohase tickets before entering the cars*

H. W. STONE. Engioeer and Ass't Sapt.

CITY

WEW8.

THB wheat never looked, finer.

Yoj!NT9VII.I.B_hp8 S pew post office.

A SMALL delegation of "the trooly loil" went up to Lafayette, on last Wednesday, to do homage to Ulysis the First

LIT every voter opposed to the $30,000 Bond Ring, vote for men opposed to extravagance and corruption.

ROUSE'S big dramatic troupe will be with us in a few days. They are now in Danville, Illinois.

No un, nothing but a slight sprinkling, has fallen for the last six weeks. This is the dryest spring known for years.

Tnu fruit, with the exception of the strawberries, has not yet. been seriously injured by the frost. There will he plenty of apples and cherries.

IT will be seen by their advertisement in o-days paper, that Messrs. Campbell & Harter will buy all the wool offered tlieni— and pay the highest market price.

TIIK Journal of this week bores its readers with "The Beautiful Snow." We suggest that in the next issue it publish the touching lines—"ltoll on, Silv** Moon."'

CBHTAIN persons who have been engaged in tearing down hand-bills, should recollect that the^r are liable to be arrested and fined.

TIIK nnti-btnd candidates for councilmen, are Samuel W. Ausiin, in the 3d ward Joseph Gaskill, in-thi 2d ward and Samuel Smith, in the 1st. ward. These men are certain to be electod.

TIIK tax-payers of the city are beginning to inquire fur the whereabouts of the interest that has beeu accuring for the last six years from the city school fund. Can honest John Darter tell

TIIK Journal growls at our business men for refusing to iucur tho expense of having the streets watered. Why not issue city bonds for the accomplishment of this lautlablc objent ?s :They c.in be negotiated at ten per cent.

GKN. M. D. MANSOM returned home from -w Washington on last Monday night. The General looks well, and from all accounts deported himself, like a good and faithful servant of the people, a thing that has not fcajipencd in this district for many years.

nine cases out of ten, when you find a man blowing and ranting about education, and the necessity of running the city into a big debt, you can safely set him down as .'* a chap who has an ax to grind at the publie expense. Tax-payers cannot watch theae Peter Funks to closely.

Moa BONDS TO A ISSUED.—We are reliably informed that it is seriously, contem plated by the Ring to issue another large batch of city bonds, to purchase grounds for a city cemetery, notwithstanding the city has tbrco large and commodious burial grounds.

WK uuderstand that the office furniture of the eity council, sold gome time sinee to satisfy a claim held by General Lew Wallace, has not yet been redeemed. With our city finance in suoh poor condition, who is willing, knowing this fact, to purchase the proposed issue of f80,000 worth of bonds They could only be sold at a ruinous shave.

COSVEXIKXT and commodious ward school houses can be built for $3,000 apiece. With 99,000 the city can build three buildings, which, with tho present seminary, will afford ample accommodation, for the next ten yeara. With the money now on hand, including the interest which has been accumulating for the lasljii years, we will have a respectable sum to commence with.

OSK

of the favorite dodges of the Ring, when they find a man opposed to their swindling scheme of plugging the city kead-over-heels in debt, is to accuse him of being opposed to education. Sueh trieks ,should be treated with contempt by sensible men. No man, we believe, in the city .}* opposed to building good, commodious ward school houses, but we know there arc kvndreds who will vote against the iniquitioas scheme to contracting an enormous ..jtebt to bnild a palatial school honse.

Til grocery eatabliahmtnt of Johnson & Baak, on Green street, is unquestionable one of the-best boases to deal with in the •ity. Here one can nd every article in the grocery and provision line, and at figures, we will venture to say, (speaking from our ovn personal experience), lower than can be had inanylown ui the West. Polite and attentive clerks always in attendance te wait ftaenttoatrs.

Ma. J. W. Rooxaa, late Rector of the Episcopal Church, Memphis, Tenn., will lecture in Eltiroth Hall on next Monday night Subject: "England returning to Catholicity or, "Why im I a Catholic." Mr. Rogers is a gentleman of eminent talent and ability, and in the lecture field has won high distinction and honor. We trust that our citirens will not loose this rareopr port unity presented to hear him, and more especially do we hope to see our clergy present.

A Card

Untly or other,cite. Any person making or

repeating this charge, cither directly or in-

directly, after this denial has b2en brooght

to his notice, unless he gives the public the

Agricultural Meeting.

It will do you good to look at those nice Cook Stoves at No. •'?, Empire Block, a pi 5 4vt

A Bad Cold

S-.ii

SAM. GILL1LAND, Pres.

A. LKMMON. Sec.

LOCAL ITEMS.

-1 Watches.

DOOM and Saih.—The best iu town are told by Campbell & Tinsley. &p29 lw

Barr'a Pectoral Elixir has the patronage of the Medical Faeulty.

4 Watches. mar 25'71

Keep Barr's Pectoral Elixir alwnys in the house, for Cryup.

For

'special bargains in real estate,

look at Jennison's bulletin board. july2

4 Wulches.

It is a fact that Binford's

best Paints.

sell

you want a cheap hat

line go to Binford's Drug Store.

may make a good case of

consumption. Use Barr's Pectoral Elixir.

Excursions and Pic-nica.—Con. vcyances for excursion and pic-nic parties at Hanna, Grcijn & Co^'s aprS'71

Hildebrand £c Klein

4 Watches.

Childrens Carriages.—Vou

Evening Drives.—There

is nothing

like an evening drive with your girl, in one of Hanna, Green & Co.'s splendid rigs. «pr8 71

Coquet Games.—A

Binford's

Iron and Steel,—The

4 Watches.

Go to Binford'a Drug Store for

Splendid fn« Lunch.

Editor of Review, Sir Having heard that certain persons were charging me with causing the death of R. W. McMakio, by means of a violent assault committed by me, upon bis person, 1 desire the use of your columns to say. that the charge is vilfully and mnlicioutbt falte I'utty.^and a general assortment of Builders and I challenge any man or set of men to Hardware. aplfi 4w show that 1 ever assaulted him, either vio-

Tfae

1o'clock

p. M. Also, the Committee on the Premium List will meet at the same time and place. Every member, both ot' the Board and the Committee, isezprcssly requested to attend, and it is hoped that no trivial circiunatance will be permitted to prevent, any member from attending, as business of importance urgentlv demands the presence of all.

the

go to the new a 30

Hat Store of John Line.

If you want anything

in the Drug

Ask for Binford's Quick Yeast ond use no other. Glass, White Lead and Oil, very low for cash, at Campbell and Tinsley\«. ap29 lw

A. C. JenniBOil has the finest building lote for sale in the market. july2

4 Watches.

the

Celebrated Diamond Glass it is twioe as thick and perfectly whita for the same price as that sold by other dealers.

Seven Choioe Building Lots ia Wabash College addition just-laid out, near the south east corner of the College Campus—For sale on good taring, by

A.»C. Jennison.

Hanna, Green & Co. have a good supply of Livery Teams for evening rides, excursions, or any other purpose. Call and see them. apr8'71

A Liberal Reward.

K. J. Binford ft Bro. will give one ounce of Gold for every ounce of adulteration found in the Phoenix White Lead sold by them. may28tf

Rev. E. Frank Howe, Congregational Miniatcr, has used Barr's Pectoral Elixir with very decidedly beneficial results.

Fine Hardware.—The finest and bets selected stock of Hardware can be found nt No. 7, Commercial Row. Burbridge & Hauser keep nothing in the hardware line but the best quality. ap22 4w

Hildebrand & Klein have received direct from England a fiue stock of pearl handled table cutlery, butter knives, pocket knives, for the spring trade, call and aee them. aprl&tf

Crystal

loo—This supply of ice

was laid in expressly that the people of Crawfordsville might be accommodated through the entire Summer seaaon at prices as low as can be had elsewhere. Depot at I our market, tfo. 5 Soath Green Street. I

febl8m8

Farmers

will find, on coming to town on Saturday, a splendid free lunch at Ed. Rowe'S saloon ^j on Washington street, north of the court

I 8. H. Gregg &8on keep a fun stock of nails. Giving customers choice of Belmont,Riverside, La Belle or Greencanle nails. 1 Doors, Sash and Blinds, Glass, Hinges,

Oriental.^pt by Robert A.

nayg Qn Markpl gtreetj

plac( of tbe pnWio

.ink

th( favorile

„iere

5f you w5sh

of pure Hquol or a choi(Je Hftvana

cigar

„e

keeps the only pure

grounds of his charge, I denounce as ft liar Bourhon and Rye whiskies sold in the city. aprlSwS5*

and a scoundrel and I hold rnysrlf in readines« to make good my word on every occasion. H. E. 81DE.NER.

Kentucky

Crowds of people,

who want to buy

tine goods, or have their watches and jewelry repaired, are rushing to Eininon's He ia honorable and accommodating and

The Board of Directors of the Montgomery County Agricultural Socicty will meet ,, "T ., sells goods clieip, while his wjrkratn 1 a he of of he re a in or ville, on Saturday, May C, 1871

ways ready an knows just how to mike your watch run all right for a moderate price. Don't fail to call and see them apr2'2.1871tf.

Watches and Jewelry.—Geo.

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

May 21-tf.

Go to

pay special at

tention to repairing Watches and Jewelry, also to regulating Watches. aprlfitf

will find

a fine assortment of Childrens Carriages at S. H. Gregg & Son's, Nos. 2 and 3 Empire Block. & aplf ,1w

W. P. Britton, real estate agent,

if you want, to buy real estate at reasonable figures. Persons who place their property in his hands are those who really wish to sell this is the class of whom to buy bargains. For lists of his property which comprises town lots, improved town property, farms and Western lands, see liis real estate bills which are distributed monthly by the thousand from his office. ilm

Dr. J. Hale,

fine assortment

of Coquet Sets at S. H. Gregg & Son's. All styles and prices. apl5 3w

Condition Powder is the

best Horse and Cattle .Medicine known. Try It.' .f" Jf'

best place to

buy Iron and Steel is at*Campbell & Tinsley's T"T ap^tOlw

Washing machines,ft Wringers. S. H. Gregg & Son keep the Doty Wather, the ffovtlty, Reliance, I'nivernnl and Gibton Clothes Wringers. apl5 3w

and Surgery, Indianapolis, Indiana, and author of the new system of cure for Catarrh,Throat Diseases, Asthma, Bronchitis and Consumption, to which branch'of the profession his practice is exclusively con. fined, may be consulted daily, personally, or by letter, at his permanent office Miller's block. Indianapolis. Also, at. the earnest solicitation of many old pntients, the Doctor will still continue to visit Craw fordsville once each month—the second Thursday—for one day only. Rooms at. the Ricbardson House. Consultation free, and terms of treatment within the reach of all maHtf

During the winter, owing partly to our more in-door and sedentary habits, and partly to the decrease of insensible perspiration from the cuticular pores and other oliteatic causes, our secretions becajne impaired, blood impure, liver congested, akin yellow and flabby, and when spring comes we find it almost impossible to fulfil our ordinary duties of life. And with our vital energies at this low ebb we are ready to contract any of the ills that flesh is heir to"—colds, asthma, consumption, rheumatism, ague, fever, scrofula, jaundice, pneumonia, spring-fever, pimples boils &c. &c. A few bottles of Dr. Hurley's Cnm. Syrup of SarsapariU* with Iodide of Potash taken in the spring will obliterate more of these diseases in their incipiency than all the Doctors ean cure if neglected. Try it and your gratitude shall be our reward. Bee advertisement in another col-' umn. aprltf

BronohitiS or Asthma positively cured by Barr's Pectoral Elixir.

BLACKSXI7HIBO.

JOHN A. GRIFFIN. cHARLBa xrnraT*

& MURPHY,

BLACK S MITHING, On Mai* Street, a feto ZWi JSiwf of •k tke P&ai Office,

"TE70ULD teepeetfnlly infone thair old friends that Iher are now prepared to fexeeate mpetlf ud in Ikt hut at •atlyandin the beat etna aUlWndi.of sea*

I BlaeksmiOiing.tuefe a*

Mill Work of Every Dmcription, Shoeing and Oountry Job W

...J."..

iAjW.

F. B. Guthrie Bro.

Work.

All are iavited to give a* a caJl.aa^we si leavoe j^t^tiw satisfactioa to e«si

F.EWTON,

TTOKnBY AT LAW. OfflceJ front room Ccawfotd's fetoae Front deeMt

•),.

tt,

!'«.•

DBT-GOODK

Jenison, formerly of the firm of VanSickle & Co., has established himself in Fry &. "»mr II Co's drug store, where he is prepared to do ttll all kinds of repairing on Watches and Jewelry. He will soon have on hand a full stock of Notions and Jewelry. Mr._j Jenison is one of the very best practical

workmea in the city, and is prepared in every way'for work. marl8'71.

Fashionable Dress

Making.—The

ladies of Crawfordsville and vicinity are j. respectfully informed that I bave removed my dress making establishment to the new rooms in the second story of the Phoenix Block over Campbell and Harter's Store, opposite the Court House.

MRS. JENNIE G1LLILANI.

March2 m2.

A. C. Jennison

has lots for sale 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. McClelland's addition. Graham, Houston & Connard's addition, located in different parts of the city and for sale on various terms. july2

Buy the Best.--In

making purchases

of Hardware or Cutlery, always buy the best qunlity. There is nothing gained in buying an inferior article, simply because you get it a few cents cheaper, but a positive (ass in the end. Like shoddy clothing poor Hardware and Cutlery soon plays out but the Hardware and Cutlery sold by Burtridge & Hauser is not of that sort, it is all manufactured from the best iron and steel. apr22 4w

il eiit 'itr

boose. The bar is stocked with the best quality of wine*, liqnors and cigar*. *t ap296w I

Bildebnmd^ Klein fc^e received their spring stock of Silver sad Silver plated ware direct from the manufacturer* all the newest style and patterns, all good engraved by the best engraver in the city free of charge. aprlotf

PHOENIX BUILDING,

OPPOSITE THE COURT HOUSE,

H^tS, CyBDS, DOOtS 4 SfiOOS

1-4 4-4 5-4 Brown Muslin. 61-2 cts and up, AT CAMPBELL 4 HARTER'S -4 4-4 5-4 10-4 Bleached Muslin, 8 1-3 cts and up,

FRESH, S OK ED

S-A-XjT

For sale at

WHOLESALE or RETAIL!

Families can be supplied with tho best quality of

Lard, In Any Quantity

liEHF for sale by thu

SIDE OR QUARTER!

Or in any amount to suit customers.

Highest Cash Price

nov 13 28"/utf.

proprietor of Dispensary

WATCHMAKER.

TICK TICK!

KEEP Your Watches RUNNING!

EDWARD BBAIDKAHP

1* now prepared, at

•To.

WEEKLY REVIEW^CRAWPORDSV.ILLE, INDIANA SATURDAY[' APRIlL 29, 1871.

0-A.SH.

CAMmmi mm*

Lt* \ij£: A

Otter to ea:h buyers, fiot bargaioj|in

FOREIGN & DOMESTIC

ZlOOH' "2

OR\* Goons,

CLOTHING,

AT CAMPBELL BARTER'S.

Ladiee' Cotton Hose. 10 cts and np, AT CAMPBELL

A HARTER'S.

Gents' Cotton Hose 10 cts and np, AT CAMPBELL A HARTER'S Plain and Striped Grendtnes, 131-3 cts

AT CAMPBELL A HARTER'S

Rich Lace Curtain*,95 cts a yrd and up AT CAMHBELL & IIARTER'S All the regular brands Prints. 5 1-3 cts and up

AT CAMPBELL A BAXTER'S

Best Ticking,*13 1-3 ct* and np AT CAMPBELL A BARTER'S Japanese Suitings, 38 cts a yard __ _____ —.

AT CAMPBELL A BARTER'S"

Sultana Suitings* 30 cts a yard AT CAMPBELL A IIAKTER'S Wash Poplins, 13 cts and np

AT CAMPBEI. & BARTER'S

Linen Towlings, 10 cts and up AT CAMPBELL & BARTER'S Great bargains in new style Hat*

AT CAMPBELL & HARTER'S

New lot Carpets, just in, at greater bargains than ever AT CAMPBELL BARTER'S ap22 71 tf

CITY MABKET.

CITY MEAT MARKET!

Guthrie & Brother,

PROPRIETORS.

This Market is constantly supplied with all kinds of

Hew 7-80 Gold Loan

O&isimi

JIT COOKE A CO,

OFFERFIRST

for Sale at Par and Aecrued interest the MORTGAGE LAJiD GRA5T GOLU BONDS of the North Pacific Railroad' Co. 1

Tbe^e SendJ are secured, rH«!r. by a First iUei^ lUr OMnt4(JBaa«'

Mflftcafeoa the Hiinit itnlfclli rolling Mock su iw^iipMs^HfsV First Mortgage on its entTfe und Grant, being more than

Ufe Land Gi

BtT-tWO

These Northern Pacific 7-30 Bonds will at times before maturity, be receivable a- TEN Pall

MOW TOGETTHEM.—Your nearest Bank or Banker will supply these Bonds in any desired amount, and of any needed denomination.— Persons wishing to exchange stocks or bonds for for these, can do so with any of our Agents, who will allow the 'highest current price for ALL MARKETABLE SECURITIES.

Those living in localities remote from Banks. may send money, or other bonds, directly tons by express, and we will send back Northern Pacific Bonds at our own risk, and without cost to the investor. For further information, pamphlets. maps. etc., call on or address the undersigned, or any of the Banks or Bankers employed to sell this Loan.

LUMT, PliKSTON,* KEAN. Bankers. V'4 Chicago, 111. For sale by the First National Bank. Crawfordsville.

HARDWARE.

BURBRIDGE & HAUSER

HAVE JL'ST OPENED A

NEW AND FILL 8TOCK

HARDWARE

OR.

MEATS,

Paid for HIDES and PELTS. F. B. GUTHRIE A BRO.

Commercial How

To do all kinds of

ie,EiF Ai-R/IIfcTG-it Vecessaary toWAVCHW, C1.«€K8A JBWBLR1!

MR.

BRANDCAMPhas bad more experience in hi* trade a* Practical Watch Making and Repairing than any other man in the Wabaah Valley, He learned hi* tr*de in the largest Watch Manufactory In Prussia, com* menoing in 1833, and from then rfntil 1S47 worked in the largest cities of Uuroi

In 1847 he emi

grated tor America, and since then ha* worted in New York, Philadelphia and other leading oitiea.

AH of hi* work will be Warranted fot one year, and low, living prices will be charged. Remember the stand. No. 6. COMMERCIAL ROW. Green Street. Crawfordiville. Jnd.

DecStf EDWARD IRA Bf DC AMP.

NOTICE TO NON-RESIDENT

STATE Or INDIANA? Montgomery Co..k Court of Common Pleas, May Term, l£71James Bu*enharke. 1

Compl.5lIt |o

William B, Wray Mortgage.

BEW»l.

it remembered that on the 1st day of April it being ia the vacation of the said Court ot Common Plea*, the plaintiff, ly Thorn-

•n affidavit setting forth that the defendant, William B. Wray, is a non-iesident of the State of Indiana. Now. therefore, notice of the filing and pendency of this action is hereby given to the defendant, that he may appear on the 8nd day of the next term of said court, commencing at. the Court Honse in Crawfordsville, on the 99th daf of May, A. 1), 1671, then and there to answer said complaint. •Wittmee my hand, and the seal of said Court, this 3d day of April. 1671. apr8w3 W«. K. WALLACE. Clerk

WATCHES AND JEWNtRY

g- .'..8

St a|f

O O O i?

REPAIRED

$*$• If

Hor$e

so. go to the PttAfcTlCAL WORKMAN of

Years Experience

iWfiere' the 4}#AVCHfS9! ha tig:

Ten ean haflHdoaeon SHORTTfOTICE. and SAtlSFACTIOir GClUUNTEKD. AptO?m*i

S. 8. FITCH'S Family Physician 90pages sent by mail tree. Teaches how to cure all diseases of the person skin, hair, eyes, complexion, .Write to 714 Broadway N, V. 'OU" i- LRjapVw4i.

For $6 per Line

We will insert an advertisement

OISTE MONTH

In Eighty-two First-class

INDIANA NEWSPAPERS,

Including Nino Dailies.

We refer to the publisher of this paper, to whom our responsibility is well known. LIST SZBJXTT FREE

Address CEO, P. ROWELL dIt CO, Advertising Agenta, NM. 40 41 PnrU ow, New ¥*rli,

BLOOMINGTON (ILL.) NURSERY.

19th Year.'600'Acres. 13 Greenhouses. Largest Assortment—all sizes. Best Stock Low Prices 1 Would you know What, When. How to Plant! Fruit. Shade, Evergreen Trees. Roots. Grafts. Seedlings, Os»ge Plants, Apple Seed Early Rose Potatoes* Shrubs, Reaes, Greenhouse and Garden Plants, Ac.. Ac. Flower and Vegetable Seeda! Finest. Best Collection—Sorts and quality. Send 10 cents for New,_Illustrated, Descriptive Catalogue—90 pages. Send stamp,each for Catalogues of Seeds, with plain directions— 64 pages,Jiedding and Garden Plants—3-2 pages. id Wh.

ilogues i.JjeddiL.

and "Wholesale Price List—24 pages. F. K. PHCENIX. Bloomington. Illinois. (R)aplr)5w4 $196 for Eagle Brick IIand Machlofc. $500 for Eagle Brick Power Machine.

Write to FBKY, SHECKLEB A Co. Bucyrus, 0. p.,11 rril,.„n Cnn»aaaera Wnated ia oOll lrCCSifTf1r Send Ten

Bress

T^HE OLDstandard remody for Coughs Colds. JL ConSnmpticn,-

,-Nothlng.better."

wentr-two Thoasand Aeres of Land to each 4*i:

mile of Road.

The Bonds are free from United states Tax theJMpeipal-aod Interest ant payable in Gold—

the Interest Semi-anu.naHy at rote of SBVSN AND THREE

TK.VTHS

PER CEST.the

per annum.

They are issued in denominations of 9100, $500 Si. 000 and *10,000. The Trustees uader the Mortgage are Messrs, Jay Cooke, of Philadelphia, and J. Edgar Thompson, of the Pennsylvania Central Rail- I road Company.

CUTLER BROS. A CO..

[R]«jprlSl^l -^. Boston.

FRAGRANT SAP0L1ENE

Cleans Kid Gloves and all kinds of Cloths and Clothing: removes Paint, Greese. Tar. Ac,, INSTANTLY, without the least injurv to the finest fabric. Sold by Druggists and Pancy Goods Dealers. FRAGBANT SAPOLIENE CO., 33 Barclay St.. New York. 46 La Safle St.. Chicago

Agents, Read This!

WBVII.L930

KorecIos,

PAY AORNTS A 8A-I.A

RV OV PEH WBBK aud Ex peiMSi or allow a large commission to sell our new and wonderful inventions. Addrc- 1 WAGNER A CO., Marshall. Mich.

EC AH, how made in 10 houn^ without drugs. Particulars lOcents. F. SAGE, Cromwell, Conn But the Apple Ptarer, Corer and Bllcer, Price $3

YIN

A VOID QUACKS—A victim of early in discretion, causing nervous debility, premature decay, Ac, having tried in vain every advertised remedy, has a simple means of selfcure. whieh he will send free to his fellow-suf-ferers, Address J. H. TUTTLE, 76 Nassua St New York. fRjaprl5w4

DENTISTS.

M. H. GALEY,

comidnmty as a ajiploy.

IT, 1'.

April 2«.WTlw9

CENT. PREMIUM (or 1-10). in exchange for the Company's lands at their eash price. In addition to their absolute safety, these Bonds ield an income larger, we belitve, than any other first-class security. Persons holding United States 5-80*r can. by converting them into Northern Pacific, increase their yearly incine OXE-THlND*and still have a perfectly reliabl investment.

ii.

Campbell & Harter's old Stand, 'soil

where They Will Sell At

|HW TPTRFTTT?, Hip!

Everything in the hardware line will be kept constantly on hand. Our goods are here, let the people come and see them.

March 11, 1871.

J0S8iU

GRUB.

ARCllY XAKTIN.

BURBRIDGE& HAUSER.

Apriir'ltf

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

40 WEEKS FOR ONE DOLLAR!

THE AMKRICAN RURAL HOME from April 1. 18*1.—A Ftrat'Clnaw, Ei||htpage, Agricultural nltd Family weekly,- Specimens free.

HOPKINS A WILCOX, Rochester. N. Y, (R)aprl5w4

facturers agents, in

ma sdi

Cents for Instructions.

W. P. HBIKES'«DRSERfBS,Dayton. Ohio LR]aprlSw4.

PFR

E BAN FORD t'OHIV.—Seed of this wonderfuly productive variety, grown on Long Island,, where .it, originated, CO cts per Quart:-'#! for THra Quarts, post paid. By ex-

One Peck.--#150 HalNBushel. $2 50 One nahel,- $4 HENRI W TOUJS'G. Roanoke. I^pg.lsland, (RJaprl5w4

1826puli^^^1E^AM.1 870

'1'. ic

Sept. 17. 187U.

Urst-closs" Dentist, is in my janine

K6TICB OF DISTRlrit^riON. STATE OF INDIANA. MOXTGOIUBT CoCKTT.i VdtlCG is her' %iven that at 'the January

Term of the Court of Common Pleas of said county, after final settlement af the Estate of Marf. Reaves, deceased., abapl tka iim of two hnhflMd" and fifty-six dollars were found remaining for distribution among tho heirs of mid deeedeat Said heirs are therefore notified to appear on the first day of the next term of *aid Court, and prove their heirship,, and receive their distribution share. aprI5 V»w3. WM. k. WALLACE, Clerk.

'A* V-:'

DENTIST

Craw-:

fordsvslle Ind, Office corner Main A Green treets, er the Corn er Book Store. Dr.B.V. Galey. long and favorably known to the

Hosiery,

Jfov,#»«e7

la WOOL WAStHtD.

WOOL WANTED

IV siM

CAMPBELL & HARTEB

qcs '4* I"

the pSScipaiat the end of T^lnyy e'ars and Faetoiy Goods, Jeans, Blankets, Cassimeres, ClotJis, toYerlets, Flanneis and Yarns, together with an immense stock of Shet1ngs, Shirtines, Calieoes, Garpete, Hats and Caps,

'd HAVE A LARGE STOCK OF

Hoots, Shoes, and Reaaj-Made Clothing,

For which they will take WOOL »n exchange and pay the highest market price.

REMOVAL.

REMEMBER

THAT THE

HAS

.M. O E

Is' ft i:

Oats, Corn,

They also sell the

(SA^ORDSVILLE MAKE QF FLOWS!

Destined to become the most popular Plow in the State. Every Farmer shoold be sure to see them before buying an impoeted Plow.

Gmbb, Martin & Co.,

r* CAMPBELL HARTFK.

I '5

-1 «:fl

..n

HARDWARE STORE

from Campbell & Harter's olid stand, t«» I Si*

PHCEjNIX

Opposite the Court House,

COMMISSION HOUSE.

LOOK TO Ml I

GEUB,-MAETIN & CO.

Will at all times pay ,he highest price in Cash for

ancl all kinds of

Farm Implements

Seeds,

They are now closiug out a large stock of

make room for the .». 1

No. 1 Harter's Block,

ing just at shop prices, We advise everybody to call and see them.

March 11, §871. CAMPBELL & HARTER.

BOOTS & SHOES.

NEW STOCK AT

Elstoh's New Bank Building.

'ft Extensive and Complete for

Men, Women and Children.

a a S *'1 -t

a ft. %%, •&. if

Motto, Gash—Quick Sales and Small Profits!

r^i'1 .ic. its .i-,-

All

Kinds of Custom Work done to

Order with Neatness and Dispatch.

1 t'" *,

First Door

8011th

AT THE SIGN OF

DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, &o.

If. IIVi*80tt. ''11 J5#i Jfiyre*.

WASSON &MYEES1

No. 4 EXCHANGE BLOCK,

CBA W 'OLE/IDS'VXLLE X1TJDXJUTJ^.

Cloths, —Cassimeres, Dress Goods,

Gloves, ij*1

Flaniiels.y ii White Goods,

:vrHoop

Vl-'l Alfo. a full line of

are the Manu

and are sell

.r„f V»

of Elston Bank, Green Street,

CURTIS BRO.

O O 8

.Notions, Shawls,

and Balmoral Skirtw.

Also, a well assorted *toek of

Boot*, fUiMfi, Hats, Caps« Olaaw A Queennware *•$ V.i.tV-iSii at the lowteat market price.

•di fft!l 1

WASSON A MVERS.

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IBMTTO*

RCAL C8TATE

AGENCY

Crawfordsrille, Ind.

t,.Itl'A

baa qit stz miji

Li*A

T*HE andenicned U* leave to call the attenHon of the public to the following Hit of property now In their Haadf Tor sale.

A alee new dwelling on College street. 6 rooms, good cellar and cUtern ontkouse*. a variety of small fruits. AC., house IX *tone*, lot 50x160, pleasantly located. Payment* easy. Pnee^ A large dwel'liiar house on Main street, in ea*tern part of citl. 8 rooms, cellar, cii era. outhou«e*. all finished in the best of style also good stables, splendid frnitand shrubbery, lot g0xM5. This I* one of the moel beautiful place* in the city, Pavmente easy, price .14.000 Anew frame dwelling in the we«t part of the city. 6 rooms. cellars, cistern, nu(houses.good fenee. all in floe condition, 16t 4"xl60. in a good neighborhood and well situated. This can be bought at $I.GOO in payments, or cash •. $1,.VX» A fine large hoMe oa Walnut street, near the basineespart-of, the city. 9 rooms well cistern, cellar, outhoo-es. Ac., excellent fruit and or-

OMnenUl trMi« lot 100x165. Htublc on the •ame.for sal* on east payment* at .... $3^oo A One dwelling house on College *treet, near

College eampu*. 4 rooms, balLaummer kitohen cistern, stabling, 40.. bouse IS *torie* lot SO* ISA. Payment* easa Price.- 14.000 House and lot within one square of oourt bouse.

A bargoio at ...••••••....$i,ooo Improved lot near M. E. church. House 3 rooms. Lot tfxMO. friee $l^no Bouse and lot In Col. Blair's addition, 3 good room* lot 30x100. Prldo .. 5400 A desirable property on Walnut (treet 9 room* fine fruit lot Q6|^slA3. Price $?.V0 A dwelling house west of nollege, 5 rooms cellar good well, together with about 3 acres of fine building grounds' Very cheap at $1,600 An excellent building lot on College street. 50x

ICO feet. Held at $600 A good dwelling In Houston and Blair's addition. house 5 rooms, good cellar, stable, out boases, kitchen, oi*t«ra« good fenoiog. shrubbery 4M. Prioe ....W.000 A good house in Hughe*' addition, 3 nioo rooms. all new. lot 33x110 fi.oso A targe new dwelling in Hughe*' addition. 1){ itori**.8 rooms, balls, eellart cistern and stable. Prico Anew frame house in Graham Houston 'a addition. well situated, lot 30x100. Cheap atfttOO A nice new hou*e on Frapklln St. near I. B. A

W. depot, 3 rooms, hall u*e nicely 1 An excellent lot inK cheap at

ai]

BUILDING,

CAMPHKI.L Jk rlABTBH

?ruit

Wheat,

and will sell all kinds

at the lowest possible prices.

CHAMPION REAPERS & MOWERS!

Mill Peed,

cistern, cellar, nes

fanee. bouse nicelf.fioisUed. Prloe $1,700 ettnedy'* addition. Very SUO

A desirable property In west part of the city, acre of ground. 3 rooms in bouse, wood house, good cellar, cittern, stable, and fruit of all kinds 11,600 A l-stnry business briok on Green (troet rents at $700 per year. Price $4,500 A dwelling house on College St, 8 rooms, ovnrything in good style, fine fruits Ac $6,000 House in west part of the city, 6 room*. 9 fln« lots. Price $1,500 A desirable residenee near tho olty. rootfw everything new. together with 13 aores of line land. Payments ersy. Cheap at $4,000 House and lot west of college campus, 3 rooms. good fruit, lot MxMO. Prloe 9900 A house and lot on Spring street. 4 room* all convenient and handy. Price.•••... $1,500 A good lot near I. B. a W. depot 30x160 .... $400 A gpod lot In McClelland.* addition at $3~5 A fine Jot in Connard's addittbft 50x160 $300

part of tofrn. Very obeay at #500 A small house and good lot near pot.8looms, well. lot. fenood, at. Pattersons New Addition, lying between Main

$200

ing between Main

and Market street. Just lnyeu out. TIeflnot building lots in tho city, offered very cheap. House and lot near junotion, good lot, house rooms, cistern, lot fenced. In good payments at $750 An elegnnt dwelling in south pirt of city to-

other with *K aores of ground well set In of the finest kind, fc or sale in easy payments at ST.OOQ A fine residence in south part of city. 4 rooms, cellar, cistern, etc. Together with l)i aoros of nd, held at $1,700. Will trade for Wostern lands. 'i) 'taeres of ground at 8200 peraore and 0},' acrei at $175 per nore, both cnenp and suitablo for laying out in town tots. Payments easy. Excellent building lots in tho following additions Patterson Addition. Grabaui A Houston's Addition, Elstons Addition, urnham

Coonard A Houston's Addition, Col. Blair'* Addition, Kennedy's Addition, and Hughes' Addition. And many find lots in other parts of the city, Fino farms of all kinds and sizes in all parts ot the county and statu at reasonable figures and on easy Payments, Also, A largo list of Western lands for sale or trade always on hand, Parties wishing to purchase can do no better than to call on us, for wo take property for sale at its very lowest figures,

BRITTON &BRUNER,

Ileal Estate Agents. Office Second Poor Washington Hall. aprl'71

CARRIAGE MANUFACTORY.

CARRf AGE,' FACTORY

-OF-

J. S. MILLER & CO.,

[Established in 1856.J

Market Strep/, North of Court ffiumf, .?

CBAWFOKDDTII.I.C, (NO.

AFTER

returning thnnks to the public forth liberal patronage bestowed upon us for the last thirteen years, we would respectfully cnl the attention of friends and the public gonorally to an inspection of our

Carriages, Buggies,

SPRING WAOOM§,

Sulkies and SleighN.

A fine assortment and variety of which wc keop constantly on hand in our new brick .show room on Washington street, sccond floor We claim to be unsurpassed in strongth and finish, using none but the best selected well seasoned second •rowth timber, and employing none but the most skillful and experienced workmen. The high reputation our work has sustained in the thirteen years past gives us confidence' in our ability as Carriage Makers. Being esoluslvely engaged in manufacturing only light work enables us to keep a much finer, larger, and hotter stock than any other house in the West. We confidently assert that our work and prices can not be excelled by any other establishment. The continual increase In business has made is necessary to enlarge our facilities fur manufacturing, We call especial attention to W.H, Ramsons

Patent Anti-Itattllng Fifth Wheel

A recent invention, and tho greatest improvement ever added to a carriage, buggy or spring Wagon. Wo havo the exclusive county right. We use

Sarver's Patent Buggy Wheel, I

With Patent Rivet for fastening felloes, so that it is impossible for the felloe to split undor any circumstance.

The latest and best Improvement!*

In Spring, Axles, Spokes and Hubs, A variety of the latest styles of Patent Top* and finish of every kind. A* we receive th* 1

Eastern Stjles Monthlr

From New York and Philadelphia'we shall continue.to manufacture work as reliable as heretofore.

All our Work is Warranted from one to two years. Old Work Taken In Exchange

I E A I I In wood-work done to order. Blackimithinc Painting and Trimming done with neatness and dispatch. We invited all to call and see as our work will.recommend itself.

Superior Farm Wagons!

Our Farm Wagon* built expressly for this market by Ktudebaker Bros., of South Bend, ind..of the

VERY BEST TIMBER,

and more with the vi«w of giving entire satisfaction to purchasers than profit to the manufaotarers or to us. We folly

Warrant Them in Every Particular For One Year, ii-?*

TppRemtmber the place, Market Street, North Cou Court House. July 17.1808 J..+. MI.LLER A CO-

DENTIST.

Kit.Eli

T. McMECIUN.

.'T DENTIST. Crawford...

respeotfully tenders Ms services

Unit.-. WAtk

mulasalathepub-prices.nsiaa*tomoderate

tic. Motto. ''Good woik aad Please call. OBoe. corner Main and (trees Greets: next door to Post Office, up stairs maySI IfTO