Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 10 June 1871 — Page 3

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THE WEEKLY REVIEW

A Paper for fiie People, OfSoeial and Political Reform, I* published every Safari*?.

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Singlecopy. one year .•-** six saonths three month* Ten copies. on* rw, to one

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Accommodation Xifna Mali Through Freight

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14* P. M. 3 30

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LKAVltS COLFAX. ARRIVK8 AT PRANKPORT,

M. 10 45

3 30

A. M.

Jl,

P. M.

Making close connections at Colfax with train* on the I. C. A L. R. R.

When signalled. train* will stop at Snoddy's State Road, Jefferson Road, and Corner's.

Ticket* oan be procured at the office* at Frankfort and Colfax. Passenger* aro requested to purohaso tickets before entering the car*.

M, W. STONE. Engineer and Asa't Supt,

CITY NEWS.

Potato Boo picking, has coramenoeJ in earnest.

.The weather aincc last Wednesday lias fcecn cool and dry.

Thb Fry drug store hns preparatory to removing.

grand

closcd its doors

Tiie best soda water in the city can always be found at Paul Hughes'.

pic nic at the Shades of Death

is talked off, for the 24th.

The pic-nio at tho Shades of Death on the 24th promises to be a grand affair.

Mr. Ciiilion Johnson and lady will celebrate tho 00th anniversary of their inarriago to-night by a goldon wedding

Head Burbridge & Hauscr's new advertisement. They have tho largest and best stock of hardware in the State.

Teddy Brown tells a capital story, entitled, the '-Cucumber." IIo has employed Thin Tow to tell it in his abscncc.

The Foundry in again in full blast, having sucoocded in getting nn abundant sup ply of water.

Dr. Morgan, who was so badly hurt by being thrown from a buggy several weeks ago, is still confined to his bed.

The city council has passed an ordinance prohibiting the sale of prize packages, which we think is all right and proper.

A Brareman on tho I., B. & W. Railroad was severely injured by being crushed between two cars, near Frcdericksburg, on last Monday.

If you wish to save your potatoes call at Leo & Bro's. store and purchase his bug poison. A pound of it will save an acre of potatoos.

Paul Hughes' ice cream saloon is night.ly thronged with ladies and gentlemen Tho room is elegantly fitted up, and the roam and strawberries delioious.

The Board of Health should take a drive down the Lafayette pike. An airing in that portion of the city would do them good..

A MKE3INQ

of the Crawfordsville Hunting

and Fishing Club will be held at the Mayor office on next Tuesday evening. Every member is requested to bo present.

Mr. John Stbo.nk, an employee in Lockhart bus saw mill, was severely injured last Monday morning by being caught in a circular saw.

Frank Hamilton, indicted for robbery and assault, was found guilty by a jury, last Monday, and his punishment fixed at three years in the penitentiary.

Tub Board of Health aro now actively employed in having our city thoroughly cleaned. We trust they will be no respector of persons in duing tkeir duty, but com|«U «vcty oitiien to obey the law.

T*my Boown will be 80 years old 1911, James Crawford 98 in 1981, and Thin Tom Scott 188 in 1971. We suggest that they hold old settlers meeting sometime in tho next century.

The Crawfordsvillc Hunting and Fishing Club offer a reward of ten dollars to any one who will give information that will lead to the detection and punishment of any one violating the fish law of the State

T. H. Wwwx has returned from Muncic. where he has been absent for the last two weeks. Mr- Winton's artistic skill as is in constant requisition from neighboring jiUes.

"The work of lading iron northward from the junction, east of the city, on. the Logansport, Crawfordsville & Southwestern Rail way., is progressing rapidly. It is expected the road will be finished to Frankfort by the 15th of July.

Sloan & Southard are now receiving daily, fresh vegetables direct from the south Their new grocery establishment is fast becoming the most popular place in the city They *.e*p eveqFthing in the grocery and provision line.

Mb. James Sidenkr, thinking to play a joke on the toll-keeper of the Crawfordsville and Waveland turnpike, tendered one day last week, an old shovel plow as pay^ment for toll, which the keeper promptly receired, and returned Mr. S. a lot of old Jron for change. It is needless to aay that Jimmy enjoyed the joke, and admitted for once that the toll keeper "got him."

Thaxks.—Mr. Orpba Myers, our efficient County Recorder, and by the way, a noted horticulturist, presented us on last Tuesday, with a fine lot of mammoth strawberries, for which he will accept our thanks.

The Insley Brothers have a splendid new and beautiful bus running to and from all trains for the accommodation of the public. Mr. Fred. Sperry, the accommodating conductor, has charge of the line and his courtesy and politeness makes it a pleasure to ride in the new bus. Citiiens living in the south part of the city can leave their orders at the Foust House.

oo oo so

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C. H. BOWEN Proprietor.

Indianapolis, Bloomington

and

era Bailwa.

Crai

Train* arrive at and leave Crawfordsville daily a# follows Exprots all.... broggh War Freight.

OOIMO WEST

9:19 P.M. .6:07 ATM* 4:03 p.

AnnrcTKn.—A couple of taluable canes staffs, staunch and beautiful in appearance and symmetry, just the companions to assist old age with her tottering steps and silvery hair, to tread the highways of our city, mysteriously disappeared on lost Wetlnes day night. The venerable owners mourn for them with a sorrow equaled only by mother's for her first born, and refuse to be comforted. Any information concerning their whereabouts will be kindly received by Oapt. Joe. Simpson, who deeply condoles with the afflicted.

4:05.P Jl.

*00 P. M.

0:34 A. M. ISO P.*.

Louisville, New AJlxiny & Chicago IBail Boad.

OOINO NOBTn:

....8 j6 a. m. ....1357 a. m. ....C llp.m, ...." .V5p. ill.

OOINO SOUTH:

Kipnn,. AeeommodMlon Mall—7TT, Through Frelbht Logaasport Crawfordsville eslern Railway. ar: larly between Frankfort And Colfax as

.... 2 40a.m. ....4 10 p. m. .. .10 15 a. m. ..10 36 a. ra. & Sonth-

On and after January 3d. 1871. trains will run r«ra follow*:

IJIAVXa FRANK

PORT, ARM I'ES

COLFAX.

A A. If, 8 45 p. M.

LOCAL ITEMS.

Plain directions in German and English are given with Barr's Pectoral Elixir.

Be sure and try the soda to-day at the post officc. jelihvl

It is a fact that Binford's sell the best Paints.

If you irant a cheap hat Hat Store of Johu Line.

go to the new a80

If you want anything in the Dn^ line go to Binford's Drug Store.

Ask for Binford's ^uiek Yeast mid use no other.

Simpson & Wilson at the post office, keep all the daily papers. jelOwh

The Bee Hive has «le Hats in towin.

nicest line of may'i if

Go to Gwyn & Bro's and see those Parasols, they are cheap. mayG tf

Childrens Carriages.—Campbell Tinslcy have just received a fine lot. Call and see them. inayfl tf

For spcoial bargains in real estate look at Jcnnison's bulletin board. july2

Simpson ft Wilson have still a few choice flowers for sale. jelOwl

Druggists all sell Barr's Pectoral Elixir for colds, coughs, croup, &c.

When you want anything to read go to the new stand in the post oflicc for it. jelOwl

Excursions and Pic-nics.—Con. veyances for excursion and pic-nic parties at Ilanna, Green & Co,'s apr8'71

Hildebrand & Klein pay special attention to repairing Watches and Jewelry, also to regulating Watches. aprlotf

Be sure to call on the Gwyn Bros' and get their prices on Cloth and Cassimere Suits. They sell them cheap. moyotf

Lager Reer,—The finest. Lager Beer over drank can bo found at It. A. Hays', on Market street. mayG

Evening -Drives.—There is nothing like an evening drive with your girl, in one of Hanna, ?rccu & Co.'s splemtid rigs. apr8'71

Binford's Condition Powder is the best Horse and Cattle Medicine known Try it.

Go to Binford's Drug Store for the Celebrated Diamond Glass- it is twice as thick and perfectly white for the same price as that sold by other dealers.

Hildelbrand & Klein have received direct from England a fine stock of pearl handled table cutlery, butter knives, pocket. knives, for the spring trade, call and see them. aprlotf

Seven Choioc Building Lots in Wabash College addition just loid out, ncor the jouth east corner of the College Campus—For sale on good terms, by

A. C. Jennison.

Hanna, Green & Co. have a good supply of Livery Teams for evening rides, excursions, or any other purpose. Call and sec them. npr8'71

Invest one dollar in Barr's Pectoral Elixir, and stop that troublesome cough.

Hildebrand & Klein have received their spring stock of Silver and Silver plated ware direct from the manufactujers all Ihe newest style and patterns, all good engraved by ihe best engraver in thecity free of charge. aprlotf

A Liberal Reward.

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

them.

Crowda of people who w&ntto b»y fine goods, or have their watches aod jewelry repaired, are rushing to Emmon's He is honorable and accommodating and sells goods cheap, while his workman is always ready and knows jusl how to make your watch Tun all right for a moderate price. Don't fail to call and see them. opr22.1871tf.

A. C. Jennison has the finesi building lots for sale in the market. july2

Watohet and Jewelry.—Oco. M. Jenison, formerly of the firm of VanSickle & Co., bas established himself in Fry & Co's drug store, where he is prepared to do all kinds of repairing on Watches and Jewelry. lie will soon have on hand a full stock of Notions and Jewelry. Mr. Jenison is one of the very best practical workmen in the city, and is prepared in every way for work. marl8'71.

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. 8. McClelland's addition. Onhun, Houston & Connard's addition, located in different parts of the city and for sale various terms. july2

Barr's Pectoral is simple, P'eiS4Bt anl »ure cure in all diseases ol the Throat and Lungs.

desperate and tenacious cold can be broken up and exterminated by using Bnr/s Pectoral Elixir.

The time for buying Reapers is at hand and parties wishing the Wood's Self Raker and Mower can secure one by writing to C. Dickson & Co., Indianapolis, with whom special arrangmcnts can be made. We advise all to buy the Wood's, "a (T)jelQwl

Go to W. P. Brilton, 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, sec his real estate bills which are distributed monthly by the thousand froTi his office. Cm

Good 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 Whole sale New York prices, and be sure of get ting the best in the market. E. J. Binford & Bro., Wholesale and Retail Druggists, Washington street, Crawfordsville, Indiana

May 21-tf.

Dr. J. Hale, proprietor of Dispensary and Surgery, Indianapolis, Indiana, and author of the new system of cure for Ca tarrh,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 officc Miller' block, Indianapolis. Also, at the earnest solicitation of many old pnticnts. the Doctor will still continue to visit Craw fordsville once each month—the second Thursday—for one day only. Rooms at the Richardson House. Consultation free, an terms of treatment within the reach of a maritf

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 climatic causes, our secretions be come impaired, blood impure, liver congest ed, skin yellow and flabby, and when spring comcs wc find it almost impossible to fulfil our ordinary duties of life. And with our vital energies at this low ebb wc ore ready to" contract any of the "ills that flesh is heir to"—colds, asthma, consump tion, rheumatism, ague, fever, scrofula, jaundice, pneumonia, spring-fever, pimples boils &c. &c. A few bottles of Dr. Hurley' Cnm. Syrup of Sarsaparilla with Iodide of Potash taken in the spring will obliterate more of these diseases in their incipicncy than all tlie Doctors can cure if neglected Try it and your gratitude shall be our re ward. Sec advertisement in another col umn. aprltf

Itisthe general impression among farm ers that Self-Rake Reapers are very com plicated and hard to keep in order. With most machines this is the case, but a care ful examination of the Wood's Self-Rake Reaper will convince any person that there is no reaper made of any kind less compli catcd, or liable to get out of order, or will cost lets to keep in repair. The Wood's reaper is made expressly for reaping, and no part of the i-caper is used in mowing except tho drivo and ginin vrlmuls iiud the seat and tongue. For mowing a separate frame and gear is furnished, and with the addition of the four parts named, a complete Jointed Bar, Two Wheeled Price Mower is had. As evidence of their superiority, would say that the Wood's Rcaand Mower have been awarded over three hundred first prizes sixty-one during the last two years. Call on or address C. Dickson & Co., Indianapolis, for further {information. jelOwl

A Noteworthy Item in Life Insurance.—Some month since a Gcrmt.n living at Gosport, in this State, stepped into a bank there and said he wanted to pay his Life Insurance to Hay & Martin, agents for the "Charter Oak," at Indianapolis. He counted tho money and the cashier gavo him a draft for the amount ($10 05). Taking it. for granted tho bank would send the money to II. & M.. he took the draft home and filed it with kit policy. Subsequently he died and by the failure to make this payment, left his Policy to be worth but a comparatively small amount. An investigation, however, revealed the above state of facts, and on full representation to the company at Hartford, payment was ordered and has been made—$2,000.

It is with pleasure that we publish such an instance of true generosity—it is said that "corporations have no souls," but the Charter oak is really an exception—as in this instance, throwing aside all technicalities, taking no advantage of ignorance —but excepting the intention for the act— they came forward at once, with solid relief for the widow and orphan. A company with such a record secures the confidence of all. Agents find it easy to work, and every one feels that its policies are a good investment. (T)jelOwl

Another

Season of prosperity is here, and in order to meet the heavy demand for goods, wc arc constantly receiving by

Railroad

As large invoices of Spring and Summer Dry Goods as have ever been shipped

To Crawfordsville

Although the road is not yet built, we can make our purchases at other points as cheap as wc could at

Toledo, Tnorntown & St. Louis. These goods have been brought with a view of selling them ntlow figures to our customers, and in order to do so.

Work Will Commence Immediately. Wc have the goods new, cheap, and desirable, and that wc may dispose of them there will be

500 Men Wanted ..

To call and sec Alles

Brow

jel0m3 At No. 3, Commercial Row.

GTJABDIAN SALE.

Guardian Sale of Real Estate.

THE

undersigned Guardian of Sarah T. and Louisa E, Utterback, minor heir* of Henry Utterback. deeeased, pennant to the order of Court of Common Pleas of Boone county, Indiana, at the January term thereof. 1871, will ofTer a} private sale at the residence of Henry Otterman, near the premises, on and after the 15th day of June next, the following described Real Estate of his ward, to-wit: The undivided onethird part of the east half of the southeast quarter of seetion twenty-four (94), in township seventeen (17), north of range three (3) west, in Montgomery county, in the State of Indiana.

The said premises will be sold to the highest and best bidder, for not less than the appraised value, of said premises, upon the following tenns One-third'1 cash in hand at the timeor sale, and the remainder in twelve months, thereafter. with interest on the deferred payment. The purchaser will be required to give note with toed personal secarit# waiving valuation and appraisement laws.

may 13 4w

JAMES DAVIS. Guardian.

HEW ADVEBTI8EHSHT8.

Cheap Farms Fr&e Travel!

CHICACO. ROCKI8LAND A PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY.

60,000 -A-eres

Choice Iowa Lands.

This Cota»aar l3tnow offering fdr talo abont six hundred thousand acres of the finest a*ncaltural land* in the West. The Company *ells only to actual settlers, and the priees are exceedingly reasonable, rancincfrom S3 to $13 per —the average being about 8ft The greater part of these lands are situated along the line of its railroad, between the cities at De» Moines and Council Bluffs, and are in the most accessible and fertile region of the State.

Sales made for cash or on eredit long enough to enable any industrious man to pay for the land out of its crops.

These lands are held under a title direct from the General Government, and are not mortgaged or encumbered in any way. Full warranty deeds given to purchasers.

For map*, pamphlet*, or any other information. respecting them address EBEMlZfcR COOK. Land Commissioner, Davenport.Iowa.

EXPLORING TICKETS are sold at the Company's ticket offices at Chicago and all other principal stations on its line, and.if the purchaser bays land the amount paid for the ticket is applied on the purchase money. Rjl0w3

ARTIFICIAL LIMBS. A. A. MARKS. 575 Broadway" N. Y, City, inventor and U. S, Gov't man'f'r of First Pre

mium

Artificial Limbs, with Rcbbfr Haxds and Fbkt. Send for Illustrated Pamphlet. No Charge, RjlOvr-l

Alistin's Ague* Drop*.

PURELY VEGETABLE.

Warranted to cure Ague or money refunded. Dose—10 drops. Only 50 cts

Austin's Ague Dhops are prepared from Highly Concentratod Vegetable Kxtracts, hence aro perfectly safe and reliable. They area sure cure for Ague and all Uillious Diseases. For sale everywhere. AUSTIN & SYKES, Proprietors, l'lymoth. Richland Co., Ohio jl0w4

Fragrant Sapholiene.

Cleans kid Gloves and all kinds of Cloths and Clothing removes Paint. Greese Tar, fcc„

stantly,

INDIANAPOLIS.

TO THE FARMERS OF INDIANA.

p*vrrisvjpicKsoN & to.

The New York Store,

IJYnMJiJYAPOLIS.

ABE NOW OFFEB1NCS A LARGE STOCK OF TIIE FOLLOWING GOODS, AT A GREAT REDUCTION ON TIIE PRICES OF TIIE LAST FEW YFARS:

COTTONADES. LINEN PANT GOODS, SHIBTING STRIPE*, MUSLINS, TICKINGS, GINGHAMS,' CABPET WARP, WINDOW CURTAINS, TABLE OIL CLOTHS, TABLE COVERS. MENS SUMMER HATS. BOYS' SUMMER HATS, LADIES' IIATS, CHILDREN'S HATS, PARASOLS.

JCpOUR STOCK OF (SOODS SUITED TO THE WANTS OF FABMEBs AND THEIB FAMILIES IS LABGEB, AND OUB PBICES LOWEB THAN FOB MANY YEABS.

Oar friends throughout the entire State are invited to call and look through onr Stocky

PETTIS, DICKSON & CO.,

WEEKLY REVIEW—CRAWFORDSVILLE, INDIANA, SATURDAY, JUNE 10, 1871.

without the least injury to the finest

t'ubric. Sold by Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers. FRAGRANT SAPHOLIENE CO., 33 Barclay St., New York, 40 La Salle St.. Chioago

A S A

pOPIIAJI'S ASTHMA SPECIFIC, J. is warranted to relieve the worst casein ton

Trial packages sent

free

to any acl-

itamp, Chariton. Iowa.

dress on rccoipt of a three cent stamp. Address T. POPHAM 4 CO

jlOwJ

Agents Take Notice. The reason our agents make so much money is because our goods are first-class people, like them, and they are warranted. More live agents wanted. A. E. TAYLOR, Britain. Conn. Rl0w4

Agents, Head This!

WEWII.L830PER

PAY AGENTS A SAI A

BY OW WEEK nud Ex. penaes, or allow a large commission to sell our new and wonderful inventions. Addtr- J. WAGNER & CO.. Marshall. Mich. RjeJ0W4 with Stencil

Airt

DAY FOB AI.L

qlU

Tools.

field, Vermont. [,K]jcl0w4

jjkoosc A MONTH ilorscand Corriage furnished. Expenses paid. H. Shaw Alfred, Mo. iRJjelOwl

A Million Dollars.

Shrewd but quiet men can make a fortune liy revealing the secret of the business to no one. Address IT. WEST. jl0w4 OSS Broadway, New York.

A CARD.

A Clergyman, while residing in South America as a missionary, discovered a safe and simplo remedy for the cure of Nervous Weakness, Early Decay, Diseases of the Urinary and Seminal Organs, and the whole train of disorders brought on by baneful and vicious habits. Great numbers hayc been cured by this noble remedy. Prompted by a desire to benefit the afflicted and nnfortunato I will send tho receipt for preparing and using this medicine, in a sealed envelope, to anyone who noeds it, free of ciiakoe. Address Jon. T. Inman.Station E. Bible House New York. [Rlj-I0w4

NEW YORK STORE.

may II 71 Cm

IP YOU

WantaCook. «*, ... Want a Situation, Want a Salesman, I Want a Servant Girl, ., W otii to v.nt Utopo Want to sell a Piano. Want to sell a Horse, Want to lend Money, Want to buy a House, Want to buy a Ilorso, Want to rent a House, Want to sell a Carriage, Want a Boarding House, Want to sell Hardware, .1. Want to sell Groceries, Want to sell Furniture. Want to sell Real Estate, .. Want to borrow Money Want to s» 11 Dry Goods, Want a job of Carpentering, Want a job of Blacksmithing, Waut to sell Millinery Goods, Want to sell a House and Lot. Want to find any one's Address, Want to find a Strayed Animal. Want to sell a piece of Furniture, Want to buy a second-hand Carriage, Want to obtain a beautiful wifo. Want to sell Agricultural Implements, Want to find anything you have Lost, Want to Advertise anything to

Advantage,

W«nt to find an owner to anything Found, Advertise in the WzskltRkyikw

HOTEL.

RICHARDSON HOUSE.

Corner Washington and Market Street*.

One Square North of Court House

OBAWVOBDBrilJLI, JIltDURA,

Z. B. RICHABDSOV, Proprietor

HT is ••«i ftr*B all VralM. February .80 iMWy

CherokeePilisN°2

r«r tte Iwtnl ef OMiuillm —4tfce iMnaNtf IqriHlrlifteKeWrWMMfHWli} IN I Vnfa«

These P«E» are an imfa&ng Itemize Eeytdator, Mended for tpectal coxes Vuxe obstinate ones vjhere milder and cheaper medicine* faiL

They are composed of the most activo and powerful principles of plants, roots and berries, so I highly concentrated that each pill contains more medicinal strength than whole bos or

^3535? bottle of ordinary dollar medicine in the market. Althoughpowerful, yet to mOd and pleasant in their operation, that the most fed*le can take them with perfect safety.

CT They may be safely used at any age, and at any period,

zxckft Dtrmso the ftbst

three months,

during which the unfailing

nature of their action would infallibly

fke-

yjutr pregnancy. ter All letters seeking information advice will bo promptly, freely and discreetly answered.

Each box contains about 100 piUs, and it tBrapfedinvikitepaper printedindeepred letters,

VnthfvM and eipUcit directions enclosed. JB3- Sent by mail, free of postage, on reccipt of price, $3, per box.

Cbero&ee PiSa No, 2 aro Bold CUDOipiHrtllp tn 4k* M-nltAVll world. Some nnprincipi cd dealers, however, try to sell worthless compounds in placo o: this those which they can purchase at cheap price, and make more money. As yon value your health, do not be deceived by such unprincipled Druggists, ask for these $5, piOs, ana take no others. If the Druggist will nol buy them for yon, enclose tha money in letter and we vill send them to yon by mail, free of postage, securely sealed from observatioa.

Ladies or Gentlemen can address ns In perfect confidence, stating fully and plainly their diseases and symptoms. Patients need not hesitate because of their inability to visit ns, as we have treated all portions of the ci' pondence.

cd globe, by correa-

Patients addressing ns will plcaso state plainly all the symptoms, and write Tost office, County, State and name of writer, and enclose postage stamp for reply.

KS* We desire to send our thirty-two page pamphlet,entitled "flan and Woman aa Invalids," to every reader of this paper. Bend address, with Stamp to pay return postage, and address as follows

Bt. Iacis Medicu.Association, 117

Sold by Dru^ists

juno 3 '71 ly

Address A. E. Ghaham,Spring

DRY GOODS.

Campbell

SKI J, OX TllK

PJUCM

omsTi

Cash Plan

This plan is a success,

their immense sales

prove it the people un

derstand it, no per cent

put on goods to cover

osses. The best goods

at the lowest prices, 20

to 25 per cent, saved to

the purchaser.

CSIMII buyers will fiiitl

it to tlicir interest to

buy of

CAMPBELL & HARTER

AM) SAVE KO^EY.

jiine3'71

DENTISTS.

M. If. GALEY,

community as ejuploy.

Oats, Corn,

KOBTS SIXTH STBEBT,

Bum Loco, Mosottei.

i.-.

A XI)-

D—

Harter

II. IIVisswi.

'Tf

-Mi mi W"

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May 13, tf

JOSKPH GItUB, AKCHY MAllTIX.

facturers agents, in

Cloths, Hosiery, Flannels,

O O

COMING IN

EVERY WEEK

Nov. 0 IRC?

New

JAT

DENTIST

Claw-

fordsvslle Ind, Office corner Main A Green treets, over tha (J orn er Bock Store. Dr.B.V. Galey, long and a a known to the

first-clasa Dentist, is in my janSVO

ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE.

NOTICEauction,

is hereby given that I will sell at public on WEDNESDAY, JUNE 14,1871, at the residence of the late Gisorge Jameson deeeased,one-half mile south of Fredrieksburg

horse Wagon and harness,aBaggyand'Harness, Farming Utensils, Household and niture, *c„ 4c.

Farming Household ana Kitchen FurTERMS.—A credit of seven months will be given on all sums over three dollars, the purchaser giving note with approved security, without relief from valuation or appraisement laws. WM. II. COWAN, *may20w3 Administrator.

CAMPBELL & TIN*SLEY

SELL

Boors, Sash, Crlas^,

PAINT, OIL PUTTY,

LOW FOR

MM TO voir II

1 ..t

GRUB, MARTIN & CO.

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

and ail kinds of

Farm Implements

DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, «tp.

WAssoisr & MYRES

No. 4 EXCHANGE BLOCK,

CBAWFORDSYILLE

Hoop ami Balmoral Skirts.

Also, a well assorted stock of

gage on its entire Land Grant, being more than Twenty-two Thousand Aerc3 of Land to each mile of Road.

Tho Bonds are free from United states Tax the Principal and Interest are payable in Gold— the Principal at the end of Thirty years and

Hie uioroii

O S I S

Alfo, a full line of

ISootM, fthocM, Hats, €apx, Glass A Queeiisware

7-30 Gold Loan

SAFE! PSOFITABLETPEEMANENT

COOKE & €0,

OltERFIRST

for Sale at Par and Accruedinterc.it tho MORTOAUE LAND GRANT GOLD BONDS of the

"Sorth Pacific Railroad Oo.

These bonds are secured,

Semi-annually at the rate of

at the lowest market price. WASSON MYERS.

fikst.

by a First

Mortgage on the Railroad itself, its rolling stock and all equipments

secoxd.

by a First Mort

seven

AND TnitKE TENT/IS rtn. Urn... They are issued in denominations of Sioo,

000

and

810,000.

$.'.00

The Trustees under the Mortgnge are Messrs, Jay Cooke, of Philadelphia, anl J, Edgar Thompson, of the Pennsylvania Central Kailroad Company. I These Northern Pacific 7-30 Bonds jrill at all times before maturity, be receivable a- Ten Per I Cent. Pkbmicx (or 1-10). in exchange for the

Company's lands at their cash price. I In addition to their absolute safety, these Bondsield an income larger, we believe, than any other first-class security. Persons holding

United States 5-30's can. by converting them into Northern Pacific, increase their yearly income

one-thind,and

still have a perfectly reli

able investment. HOW TO GET THEM.—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

MARKET ABLE BKCUXITIBS,

Those living in localities remote from Banks may send money, or other bonds, directly to us 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.

LUNT, PRESTON.* KEAN. Bankers. Chicago, 111. For sale by the First National Bank. Crawfordsville.

CARD.

ALBERT C. JENNISON

Attorney at Law aa4

Real Estate Agent.

Real property

of all kinds bought and sold on

commission. Rents eoleeted. taxes paid, notarial business of all kinds promptly attended to. •lie In Eaflre Bl'k over Uregg's Hafiware store

Orsswfordaville, ladlfAu: Vacant and improved lots and farms constantly on sale. jnly? *70

HABDWABE StC. BBAL ESTATE

it ft »rl. aA

Nails, Iron, Steel,

SI 1 .iis'/J.* 'f

4*11,

Opposite /the Court House.

COMMISSION HOUSE/

J, :bn

Seeds,

They are now closiug out a large stock of

CHAMPION REAPERS & MOWERS!

'They also sell the

CRAWFORDSVILLE MAKE OF PLOWS!

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

Grubb, Martin & Co.,

No. 1 Harter's Block,

ing just at shop prices. We advise everybody to call and see them. March 11, 8871. CAMPBELL & HAllTKlt.

BRITTOH

Wheat,

and will sell all kinds

at the lowest possible prices.

Mill Feed,

Eli Jflyres.

O O S

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

HARDWARE.

BURBRIDGE & HAUSEE

HAVE MATERIAL FORI

BUILDERS!

IRON FOR

Blacksmiths!

Scythes, Cradles,

Doublo and Single

SHOVEL PLOWS!

Carpenters Tools,

A New and Full Stock

t-, OF GENERAL

all

HARDWARE

AX.

LOW FIGURES.

Reaper and Mower!

Which everybody ought to see whether he 1 ».4 "I *'shes to ony or not. -jg

are the Manu

and are sell

BRVIER'S

REAL ESTATE

AGENCY

C'rawfordsTille, Ind.

THE

undersigned beg leave to call the attention of the public to the following list of property now in thoir hands for sale.

Five lots and 3 houses all in same plat, right opposite L. N.A.AC. Railroad dept. Tho houses bring a rent of 17 per cent, on the price of the property. This is one of the very best

Sid

lacea in tho citr for keeping boarders. Splea well, cisterns, and out-houses, all new and in good repair. A bargain in easy payments at." »M00 A good dwelling house of 4 rooms, cellar, cistern out-houses and stable in Jennison's add. south of Coilego, lot 60x150, plenty of fruit, all in good repair. In easy payments. Price. ••1,300 Also, an excellent building lot in same addition 70x159, well situated aad fenced, some fruit.

Will trade the above as part par on a small farm. Price A nice new dwelling on College street. 0 rooms, good cellar and cistern outhouses, a variety of small fruits, te., house 1J»' stories, lot SOxitso, pleasantly located. Payments easy. Prioe 31,650 A large dwelling house on Main streot, in eastern part of citr. 8 rooms, oellar. cistern, outhouses. all finished in the best of style also good stablos. splendid frnitand shrubbery, lot mxlflS This is one of the most beautiful places in the city, Pagmentj easy, prico .f-4.ooo Anewframo dwelling in the west part of the city 6 rooms. 3 collart.elstern. ou thouses, good fenc'o all in fine oondition, lot 40x160, in a good neighborhood and well situated. This can bo bought at gLl.GOO in pavmonts, or cash $1.9oo

CAMPBKLL it ff AKTKK

fine large house on Walnut streot. noar tjje business part of tho city, 0 rooms well oistern, cellar, outhouses. Ac., exeellent fruit and ornamental trees, lot 100x165. Htablo on the same, for sal» on easy payments atv... $3.50o nouse and lot in Col. Blair's addition, 2 good rooms lot 50x160. Prioo.^ A dwelling house wost of college, 5 rooms, cellar good well, together with about 2 acres of Sne building grounds' Very cheap at 81.600 A good dwelling in Houston and Blair's addition, houso 5 rooms, good cellar, stable, out houses, kitchen, oistern. good fencing, shrubbery Sto. Prlco ••••Js.oflo A largo now dwolling in Hughes' addition, I\' stories.8 rooms, 2 balls,cellar cistcrn and stablo. Prloo A now framo houso in Graham A Houston addition. well situated, lot 50x160, Choep at$800 A desirablo property In west part of the city, 1 aero of ground. 3 rooms In house, wood house, good cellar, cistcrn, stablo.'and fruit of all kinds 11.600 Houso in west part of the city, 6 rooms, 'J line lots. Price... 81.500 A desirablo rcsidonoo near tho city, 8 rooms ovrything now, togothor with 13 acres of flno land. Payments ersy. Choep-at ?4.UU0 House and lot west of college campus, 3 rooms, good fruit, lot 50x180. Prioe .". #900 A houso and lot on Spring street, 4 rooms all convenient and handy. Prieo $1,500 A good lot near I. B. W. dopot 50x160, $400 A good lot In MoCIolland.s addition at S37) A lino lot in Connard's addition Sox 160 $3ou

Four fine lots on Market St. near tho business part of town. Verrchonyat $500 Pattersons Now AddiUon. lying botwoon Main and Market stroet, Just layed out, Tho finest building lots in the oity. offorod very oheap, Houso and lot noar junction, good lot, houso rooms, cistern, lot fooood, In good payments at 8610 An elegant dwelling in south part of city together with acres of ground well set In

Iruit of tho finost kind, For sale in easy payments at 87.000 Anno residence in south part of oity, 4 rooms, oellar. oistorn. etc. Togother with

aores of

land, bold at $l,"00. Will trado for Western lands.

:ia'

aores of ground at 3200 per aoro and 2H aores at 8175 per acre, both cheap and suitablo for laying out in townfots. Payments oasy. Excellent building lots in tho following additions Patterson's Addition. Oraham Houston's Addition, Alstons Addition, Graham

Connard Houston's Addition, Col. Blair's Addition, inncdy's Addition, and Hughes' Addition. And many find lots in other parts of the oity. Fino farms of all kinds and sizes in all parts of tho oounty and state at reasonable figures and on oasy Payments, Also, A largo list of \Vestern lands for salo or trado always on hand. Parties wishing to purchaso aan do no bettor than to call on us, for wo take property for sale at its vory lowest figures,

BRITTON & BRUNER,

Ucal Estate Agents. Oflico Socond Koor Wash- -, ington llail. aprl'71

CARHI4GE MANUFACTORY.

CARRIAGE FACTOR

-OK-

J. S. MILLER &

CO.,

lEtttabliahed in 1856.1

ftl

affH

riM

Marled Street, North of Court Jlouac,

I'BAWVORDSVII.M, IKTD.

AFTER

roturning thanks to the publio forth liberal patronage bestowed upon us for the last thirteen years, wo would respectfully cal the attention of friondsand tho public generally to an inspection of our

Carriages, Buggies,

SPRING WAflOHS,

Sulkies and Sleiglis.

A fine assortment and variety of which we koop constantly on hand in our now brick show room on Washington street, socond floor. We claim to bo unsurpassed in strongth and finish, using nono but tho bostsclocted well seasoned second growth timber, and employing nono but tho most skillful and cxpcriencod workmen. Tho high.rcputation our work has sustained in tho thifraen'yenrs 'past gives us confidenoe'in our ability as Carriage Makers. Heing oxolusivoly engagod in manufacturing only light work enables as to keep a much flnor. largor. and bettor stock than any othor houso'in the West. Wo confidently assert that our work and prices can not be excolled by any other establishment. The continual incrcaso in business has made is noccssary to enlargo onr facilities for mannfaoturing, Wo callospecial attontiop to W.H, Ratpson a

Patent Anti-Buttling Fifth Wheel

A recent invention, and tho greatest improvementever added to a carriage, buggy or spring Wagon. Wo have the oxclusivo county right. We use

Sarver's Patent Buggy Wheel,

With Patont Rivot for fastening felloes, So that it is impossible for tho felloe to split under any circumstance.

The latest and best Improvements

In Spring, Axles, Hpokosand Hubs, A variety of the latost styles of Patent Ti.ps and finish of every kind. As wo receive the

Eastern Styles Monthly

From New York and Philadolphiatwe shall eontinuelto manufacture work as roliable as herotoforo.

All onr Work is Warranted from one to two years. Old Work Taken in Exchange

KEPAIRI^O

In wood-work done to ordor. Blaoksmithins Painting and Trimming dono with neatness ana dispatch. Weinvited all to call and soe as our work will.recommenditself.

Superior Farm Wagons!

Our Farm Wagons built oxpressly for this market by Studobaker Bros., of South Bond. Ind.,of the

VERY BENT TIMBER,

and more with the view of giving entire satisfaction to purchasers than profit to the manufacturers or to us. We fullr

Warrant Tliem in Every Particular -v.,, _• por Qne Year, 'i

ITT'Remombor the placo, Market Street, North ol Cou Jourt House.

July 17.1889 JRS. MILLER CO-

DENTIST.

T. McMECHAN.

RESIDENT

DENTIST. Crawfordsville.

.llo.

Campbell Si Harter's old Stand, No. 7 North Green Street.

BURBRIDGE & MAUSER.

June lo *7itf

Motto.

Ind.

respeotfuUy tender* bis service*to Ihe puh-

"Oood work and moderate price*.

Please oall. OOoe, corner Main and tireen Greet*, next door to Poat Office, up stairs maySl 1870

LEW WALLACE, ATTORNEY

AT LAW. Crawfordsville Ind..

Office—Southof Post OIBoe, novW'M