Crawfordsville Weekly Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 27 September 1866 — Page 4

THE JOURNAL.

Hardened Criminal.

The

Louisville

Democrat of yester-

day nves a briof history of nn individual who has heretofore Bgured bofore the public. Henry Johnson, better known in Indiana as Caldwell Eramens, was arrested in New Albany, two years ago, for burglary, and gave bonds for his appearance, which were forfeited. Afterwards he perpetrated many robberies in different parts of the State. A year since ho garroted a

Mr. Dow in his own house, in Clark county, Ind., and robbed him of near 8700. Arrested and put in Charlestown jail for this, he soon affected his escape, and was not heard of until, a few days ago, a New Albany policeman recognized him sittiug on the criminal bench at the Louisville City Court. He is now in jail in that city on a charge of mule stealing. He is supposed to belong to an organized band of horse thieves, who have been operating extensively in Kentucky, Indiana and Illinois.

'Bleeding from the Nose. A subscriber to the Scientific American writes that recently, while walking down Broadway, in New York, blood commenced running from his nose. He adds: "I stepped aside and applied my handkerchief, intending to repair to the nearest hotel, when a gentloman accosted me, saying, "Just put a piece of paper in your mouth, chow it rapidly, and it will stop your nose bleeding. Thanking him rather doubtfully, I did as he suggested, and the flow of blood ceased almost immediately. I havo seon the remedy tried since quito frequently, and always •with success." Doubtless any substance would answer as well as paper. Physicians state that placing a small roll of paper or muslin above the front teeth, under the upper lip, and pressing hard on the same, will arrest bleeding at the nose.

MODERN LEXICON.—For the convenience of our readers and the guidance of future compilers of dictionaries, "we present the following definitions:

Johnson—The "policy'' man. Johnsonism—A peculiar policy promulgated by one Andrew Johnson, Esq., that rebel?, after doing all ihey could to destroy a country, shall, having been defeated in the fiold, havo increased power over tho nation, to the detriment and persecution of the loyal men who fought to crush tho rebellion.

Johnsonite—An exponent and apostle of Johnsonism—Reconstructed rebels and Constitutional Democrats are tho most prominent examples of this class.

Copperjohnson—A compound word, derived from the elements Copper and Johnson—a term lately applied to weak-kneed politicians and otherB, who value fall pockets more than correct principles, and suddenly become blatant supporters of Johnsonism.

TOMATO AND ONION PICKLES. To one quart of vinegar, add half a pound of brown sugar, half ounce of cloves and one ounce of cinnamon buds.— Solect small onions boil in the vinegar three minutes, skim them out, when cool, lay them out in a crock, first a layer of onions, and then tomatoes, (tho small plum tomato is the best), and when tho vinegar is cold, pour it over them and set in a cool place.

WHEN we want children in the way, they are always somewhere else and when wo want them somewhere else, they aro always in the way. Many a good kiss has been nipped in the bud by a four year old nuisance bringing a light into the room.

Mrfl. Partington expresses her apprehensions that tho people of the gold regions will bleed to death, as the papers are constantly announcing Hhe opening of other veins.

A humane lady up-country refuses to destroy musquetoes she says they never bite except when they are hungry, and she knows what it is to be in that condition.

.The woman who rushed to a volunteer's arms, has been sent to prison for having government proporty in her possession.

THE following notice recently appeared on the w#st end of a meeting house: "Anybody sticking bills against this church, will be prosecuted according to law or any other nuisances."

1866. 1866.

CLOTHING STORE.

L. & M. DESSATJER,

.v HAVE JUST OPENED A

JTEW •MJYn COMPLETE

..STOCK OF

READY MADE CLOTHING!

for men and boys also, ii large stock, of

GENTS'FURNISHING

GOODS.

would respecfully inform the citizens of Crawfordsville and vicinity, that we have just received our spring and summer stock of Clothing, Furnishing Goods, &c.j also a largo and woll assorted stock of

HATS AND CAPS,

of all the latest styles and patterns. We would call particular attention to our stock of •,

"MLd m- *3 MB 9

whien wo believe to be nnsuirpassed in the West all of which We propose to offer at prices that will' astonish tho people. The farmers and the public generally will find it to their advantage to givo us a call. Remember the place, ono door west of tho "Corner Book Store."

May 10, ,66. „L. & M.. DJESSAUER.

100

OZS. QUININE for,'sale at T. W. FRY &_Co.'g Drug Store. ...... [july 12.

DRY- GOODS.

W A S S O N S

E O E

FARMERS

W-

Having Produce to sell,

and

desiring to buy A, No. 1

II-Nil

ilt hiving Figures!

SHOULD NOT FAIL

C4tll

ASSONS & KLMORE,

No. 3 Commercial Row.

ALL KINDS OF

PRODUCE,

PAYING THE

Highest Market Prices

A N

WILL SELL GOODS

AT THE

JLOWEST CtfSH PRICES!

SrCfALL!^

CRAWFORDSVILLE, July 19.

tf.

GREAT EXCITEMENT

AT THE

ELSTON CORNER!1

ATIIVG purcliascd the entire

STOCK of HARDWARE, STOVES and TINWARE of J. W. CUMBERLAND, we take pleasure in informing tho citizens of Montgomery and adjoining countics, that we aro in the market with the largest aud best sclectcd stock of

HARDWABE

ever brought to Crawfordsvilla. Wo are also prepared to furnish, at factory prices

Doors, Sash. &

I N S

Go to Elston corner, if you want

LOCKS & LATCHES.

We also havo an Agricultural Warehouse whore we keep constantly on hand for sale

.Reapers, Mowers, Drills, Stafford Corn Plows, Double Shovels, Hay Rakes, Horse Pitch Forks, Farm Bells,

Stump Jacks, Cultivators,

and in fact everything necossnry to keep a firstclass Hardware and Agricultural house.

In addition to this we have a large stock of COOK, PARLOR AND BOX

Stoves.

Spccial attention given to ROOFING, GUTTERING and SPOUTING. Having secured the services of JOHN HOOVER, we have no hesitation in saying that wo can get up as good work on as short notice and at as fair figures as can be had anywhere.

We buy Wheat, Corn, Oats, Bacon, Lard, Butter. Eggs, Rag3, Feathers, old castings, copper and brass, for which wo exchange Goods or pay Greenbacks. Come and see us two doors north of Elston:s Bank.

rowers & Morgan.

may 24, 66. yl.

CURTIS

& BB0.S

BOOT AND SHOE HOUSE.

A fact which wo wish to call tho attention of buyers of Boots & Shoes that wo have on hand the largest and most i*,.

GJYIFICEJl TJSTOCJK

That is to bo found in the city. All kinds and sorts to please all. All of which havo been'selected from tho

BEST MANUFACTURERS

of the East, and in viow to have

THE BEST STOCK, AVORKMANSHir, STYLE AND TIIE

CHEAPEST IX THIS MARKET.

IN THIS

WE DEFY ALL COMPETITION.

All our goods warranted as recommended and all defects in work repaired free of charge.

We use no Gass—These are Facts.

•And another faet is we can and will sell

As Cheap as any other House in this City.

To satisfy yourself, don't fail" to oall and ex amine our stock of

•V

Ladies fine Cloth, Kid, Glove Kid and

Congress And Balmoral Boots.

Mens Boots, Pegged and Sewed, Calf Congress Boot, and Balmorals, and all kinds of cloth shoes.

PLOW SHOES,

of all kinds, &c.

After examination you will be satisfied of tho fact that we are selling our goods

TEW PER CEJYT EESS

.... than the lowest house in Crawfordsville.

HOME MADE BOOTS,

of all kinds. (Mens thick Boots at cost through the summer.) All kinds of work done to order. Having secured tho exolusive right for tho use of the Patent

PLUMMER LAST,

which is far superior to all others for making fine fits and giving durability to work. Territorial rights also for sale.

May 3, 1866, 3-m.

Commercial How

MILLINERY STORE

So. 2 Commercial Block.

GREEN STREET, CRAWFORDSVILLE, IND.

Mrs. M. L. Williams,

FTER AGAIN RETURNING THANKS for past favors, would respectfully inform tho Ladies of city and surrounding country that she is again in the market with a full and complete stock of Millinery Goods all articles usually found in an establishment of the kind, viz: Bonnets Hats for Ladies', Misses' and Children Ribbons Laces Trimmings a superb stock of French and American Flowers, &c., &c.

Call and examine our Goods bofore pu chasing, as wo are satisfied the present stock unexcelled in the market. [april 5'66,

BOSTON

BOOT AND SHOE

S O E

Fellow-Citizens Eadies and

Gentlemen Boys, Jflisses

Children/ and the rest of

•Mankind..

To all of whom wo would make an appeal, not only for our own, but for their health, comfort, & prosperit)T.

HAVING

purchased the stock of BOOTS AND

SHOES of Gaskill & Canine, and having refitted and enlarged the room for an

EXTENSIVE BUSINESS,

we shall replenish our stock with nothing but tho

li E ST C5 O O S

to be had in tho country and when not found manufactured, shall have them made to our notion. Having been engaged in the business somn 17 years in this place, wo feci fully satisfied that we can meet tho

WANTS OF THE PUBLIC

in this lino of businoss. It will not be our intont ion to compctc in cheap shop work, or inferior and unwarrantable goods but will keep, the best and

MOST DURABLE.

All imperfections in work will be repaired

E E O &

We are prepared to make any kind of

Home-nVTade Work

to order and nono but tho best of workman, and thobestof stock employod. Let it it be understood, that wo shall not attempt, by misrepresentation, to establish a trado but by keeping the best of goods, and selling them as cheap as the cheapest. When wo cannot succeed in business by honorable, fair dealing, let us fail.

Wo are closing out till old stock at greatly

E E I E S

Dod't forget the place, threo doors west of the Corner Book Store, on Main st. WM. H. VANSLYKE & CO.

June 21, 1866. ,, wlin

CAMPBELL, GALEY & HARTER,

ARE -NOW IUSADY TO EXHIBIT THEIR

NEW STOCK

.if

—OF—

SPRING & SUMMER

GOODS,

including a splendid assortment of

MISS GOODS,

MELANGES,

MOHAIRS,

POPLINS,

ORIENTALS,

GRENADINES,

Sheetings,

Tickings,

Ginghams,

Cottonades,

Cassi meres,

PERCOLES,

CHALLIS,

-A

&c., &c., in oolors and designs entirely now also a splendid stock of

DOMESTIC GOODS

such as

Shirtings,

Stripes,

Prints,"

Jeans,

Cloths,

together with a FULL stock of

BOOTS, SHOES, HATS,

CLOTING, CARPETS,

NOTIONS, &c.

C., G. H.,

having purchased

their Goods in New York, for CASH down, during the great panic pressure, aro prepared to offer tho greatest bargains of the season.

Those who are looking around fur cheap Goods WILL do WELL to CALL before purchasing.

No. 8 Commercial Block.

Apr. 12,1866. wyl.

R. STRICKLAND'S PILK REMEDY has cured thousands of the worst cases of Blind and Bleeding Piles. It gives immediate relief and effects a permanent cure. Try it directly. It is warranted to cure. For sale by E. J. Binford & R. K. Krout, Crawfordsville, and Druggi8ts generally. 50 cents per bottle. [oct!9'65yl.

POR

a superior lot of Fish—Mackerel, Cod, tc., you should oall at the Grocery Store of jnne 21] J. H. BENEFIEL.

GLASS,Drug

PAINTS and OILS, iot sale at Fry's new Store. [july 12.

SIQtTOF TMZ

MIMT

fW//

CMWFOFia$VILLE,WO*

THE MAMMOTH SHOW!

Combination of

Seagals'

CANINE & GREGG'S

Hardware and

•Agricultural Implements, is

now in town and will exhibit six days

in each week, at No. 2 Empire Block,

Admittance freo to every bod}-"' who

wishes to avail themselves of thcL op

portanity c./of seeing tho eight

Shelf Hardware in abun

dance, Iron, Wails, Springs,

Steel, Glass, *%xles,Shovels,

Hoes, Rakes, Spailes, Plows,

&*c. Doaks Corn ^Planter

and cultivator, BUCKEYE

REAPER AND MOWER, with

dropping attachment, 1MPRO VED

HUBBARD MOWER, WOOD'S Self

RAKER, WOOD'S MOWER. Also

Agents for a great many different va

rieties'of MACHINERY &

ment of

CUTLERY,

TANIA

Stump

Jacks. We have a splendid assort

TABLE & POCKET

PLATED & BRIT-

SPOONS,

fine assort

ment of Tea-trays and Window Cor

nice. We paid Greenbacks for our

goods and can sell them as cheap as

those who paid cash. Give us a call

recollect, admittance free. CANINE & GREGG, Sign of the Big Pad-lock,"

No. 2, Empire Block.

May 3,1866.

SILVER SMITHING!

P. FITZPATRICK. O S Watches

AND

JEWELRY.

1sortmenton

HAYE hand a large and fine asof tho best American, English and Swiss Watches, now in the market. Also, a la supply .of 8-day and 24-hour clocks of all kii and of the best quality. Also, a large stock

SPECTACLES,

of all kinds to suit the market, and warranted to give entire satisfaction. Also, a large assortment of fine Gold and fancy Jewelry, all of the latost styles with a fine stock of

Grold Pens,

I have also just received a new and comploto set of Watchmaker's

TOOLS AND MATERIALS,

and am now ready to do all work tliat I may be favored with in the best style and with PROMPTNESS. Watches, Clocks and Jewelry repaired im mediately, and work warranted one year.

Call at E. J. Binford's Drug Store, Washington street, west of the court-house. P. FITZPATRICK.

August 31, 1865. yl-

E ~W JF I M.

MOFFETT & BGOE,

SUCCESSORS TO

B1IRD,

MOFFETT & BOOE,

NO. 4 EMPIRE BLOCK,

Crawfordsville, Indiana

DEALERS

in pure Drugs and Medicines, Oils.

Paints, Dye Stuffs, Perfumery & -^^ey^fe Articles, pure Wine and.Brandies for mcdici-TV nal purposes, Patent Medicines also, Lamps, Glassware, Letter, Cap and Note Paper, Pencils, Pens, Ink, &c., &c.

J^We will attend to Physicians' prescriptions with promptness and care.'

Wo respectfully solicit patronage from tho tolic in general. [iiov2'65yl.

put

IF YOU WANT TO SAVE GREENBACKS,

YOU SHOULD BUY YOOE

WASSON'S!

.1 SVPEnn STOCK OF

Fancy Silks,

€. (2 ine,

•llohairs,

OODSI

FANCY DRESS 6

SUCH AS

llozembeques,

JLawns,

Shalies,

Ginghams

Prints &c. tfc.

Genuine Lace Collars,

Plain lilnen Collars,

A Large StocK OF

Fancy DRESS BUTTONS,

Parasols & Sun Bmberellas,

iwas'irxoivs-

ALSO A SUPEKB LINE OP

CLOTHS & ASSIMERES, CAFIFSTS, PS A SB9B

stook of kinds of Country Produce.

DR.is

sell,

Remember the l¥cw Srick Corer, Farm crs, when in town. may 17, I860.] W. N. WASSON.

STRICKLANN'S MELLIFLUOUS COUCH BALSAJI warranted to cure Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness, Asthma, Whooping Cough, Sore Throat, Consumption, and all affections of the Throat and Lungs. For sale by E. J. Binford and R. K. Krout, Crawfordsville, and Druggists generally. I 50 oents per bottle. [octl9'65yl.

FRESH ARRIVAL

JYo. 3 Commercial Block,

CRAWFORDSVILLE, IND.

-t-

WASSON ELMORE

Aro again in the market with a full

And COMPLETE STOCK.

SPK1JST9 ,S SUMMER GOODS

IN HUGE PILES!.

We keep any and everything usually found in a Dry Goods house,

as can be found elsewhere in tho West.

LADIES' AND CHILDEENS'

of every style, grade and color.

DRESS TRIMMINGS,

RIBBONS, SILIvS, FLOWERS,

LACES, CRAPE, &c.

G-E]SrTs WAEE

our stock is full.

CASSIMERES, CLOTHS, &C,,

and in fact everything in our lino will correspond with any houso in tho city.

READY- MADE CLOTHNG.

We hai storo a splendid stock of CLOTHING for men and boys. Also

DATS. CAPS, BOOTS

and

SHOES,

for tho MILLION.

gOSt" Come 'and see us Farmers when in town, and bring with you your wives and daughters. We charge nothing for showing goods, and pay the highest market price for Produce.

HENRY WASSON.

maylO'66.] -'C.W.ELMORE.

ram the 1 MpEST COAL OIL in the city for sale at FHY oayl. jj| & Co.'s Drug Store. [july 12.

NEW ARRIVAL

IMMENSE QUANTITIES

D. HARTER, of the firm of CAMPBELL, GALEY & HARTER, having just returned from making extensivo purchases of

Foreign

all O.

AND

Forks, Rakes

Com

Domestic

Hardware, Cutlery, A'c.,

all of

which being selected with greatest care and at greatly reduced prices, wo feel confident we can OFFER JNT»T c£* MENTS to purchasers rarely found elsewhere. Our stock is FULL and COM-» PLETE in every department, comprising in part:

Shovels, Spades,

and

variety

Hoes,

Table and Floor

of every

Jflattocks, Traces

and

Hames Iron, J\ails, Glass, Sash, Putty, Oils

and

Paints,

of best quality, and alwaj-s at lowest figures Tools,

all kinds

•Machines $

ttoring

also,

Oil Cloths

for

Miami

Saics Table

and

Ciet

and

lery,

Pocket Cut-

at less prices than any other

place in the town also,

SpooiiS

Rogers' Platetl Ware,

and

always

WARRANTED to give satisfaction Breaking Plows,

in great varie-

t}*, from 814 to $20 a few first-rate Road Piou s,

for Supervisors and

others alsof exclusive agents for tho sale of Slump Pullers

and

Harps, Hrag Saws

mei Cial

Jfews

and

Fish

Hooks, Reapers & Corn Poppers

also, now on hand, for tho

spring trade, tho famous Illinois twoHorse Com Planter,

and

Rid

ing Plows, Double Shovels5 &c., &c. Having paid CASH for every dollars worth bought, we propose to sell on the SAME TERJIIS, and at prices 13 as LOW or LESS than Lafayette or

Indiannpolis or any other western seaport. Call and see us. No trouble to

AH* of the latest styles. SHOW or SELL goods. Campbell, Galey & Harter. also keep on bands a fall ana complete _T of Family Groceries, and buy and

Block,

mnr 29-~CCi.

Crawfordsville, Ind. tf.

ISTEW FIEMi

CUMMmGS & FARGO,

(Successors to D. T. RIDGH.)

MERCHANT TAILORS!

One door north of "Corner Book Sioro,"

CRAWFORD5VILI.IT, IN*DTA^A»

HAVING

Just reet-iveu a SFPE-RW/Tl' stock of GOODS, tfcia Srm mw! respectfully solieiS a liberal share

tho public patronage q{ b?tb

city and count j. Oar stoek of

FRENCH, ENGLISH & AMERICAN

Fabrics, is complete in every

pnrtrenJur—la

surpassed in the market, and will to sold, made up in the latest and most approved styfer sad at as low figures «s like goods can be had if? westerns Indiana. Also, constantly on hands a full stoslt of Gentlemen's

FURNISHING GOODS.

Will also keep on hand a full supply of those superior

READY-MADE "STAR SHIRTS!"

manufactured by Morrison & IToyte-of New Tori. These shirts are warranted to fit ux sale.

Cutting' and

Particalar attention paid to cutting and malting up the goods of others when desired, promptly and to order and satisfaction warranted.

We come into your midst with the intention of: making this our permanent home and desiringto do a living, legitimate business, we ask, as wa conceive it to be our right, a fair share of public patronage. We are practical mechanics, and aB such, will endeavor to perform our duty so as to merit satisfactory or reasonable encouragement. 1J3&~ Shop, as above given, ono door north of Foote's Boo' Store, on Green street. Favor us with a fair and impartial trial we ark nothing more. CUAIMINGS & FARGO, march 22 '66. tf

CALL AT THE SIGN OF THE

BIG "TEA-POT!"

NOAH S. JOSUN,

(Successor to Joslin fc Beem,)

AFTERcall

returning thanks for past favors,.wishes to tho especial attention of the publio generally to the large and most perfoct stook of

STOVES AND TINWARE

now on hands. The best and greatest variety of

ooking^PI Stoves

ever offered in the Crawfordsville market, and WARRANTED to givo satisfaction.

TINWAEE.

All articles of Tin-Ware manufactured in workmanlike style and from the best tin-plate in use. SORGHUM PANS always on hand.

COUNTRY MRCHANTS

Will find it to their interest, when In want of anything in our line, to give us a call. We will sell you goods at wholesale, for cash or approved pro.-, duce, at the lowest living figures.

REPAIRING, ROOFING, &C.,

done promptly and on fair terms. Cash paid for. Copper, old Iron, Rags, Butter, Feathors, fcc. Call and see us before you trade elsewhere.

Rememember JOSLIN'S, No._ 5 Commercial Block, Green street, Crawfordsville, Ind. Feb. 15, 1866. tf.'

E. J. BINFORD,

AT THE OLD "STAND OF OTT,

WEST SIDE THE COURT HOUSE SQUARE, CrawfordsviU^t