Crawfordsville Weekly Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 11 February 1869 — Page 2

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nicy Truth About Houies. Among all our acquaintances scarcely a half dozen standing at head of families seem

the

•with

moral bearing

see

that

a view

boys

'lis

to keep the household

Indeed,

011

the

"by

the

THE

appreciate

of the right soit of

homes and the high influences

O£

that home and its in

fluences should be a main thing in the thoughts and plans of every father, instead of being held greatly subordinate to business and politics and outdoor pleasures.

To provide abundantly and keep the house warm in oold times, and send the young ones to school punc tually and have family prayers once or twice a day, are

not all the things

need doing,

but home should be

made a really bright and happy place iu every way. It should meet the wants of the whole nature of the young. Games should be devised, and a wise man or a careful mother is doing a good thing in spending time to invent and diversify these,

OLiD

ery name which come from them. Home to a good many men is the place wherein to eat and sleep, and loll and snarl and order children about, and put into practice generally their small views of the rights of a husband and a father. And then, something higher than these, stand a more intelligent and genial class who have a warm, social side, and are void of tyranny, and cherish every noble hope for their children, and yet do not quite

up a

child," etc., is likely to be fulfilled

BOOK 'v

THE

good nature and cheery. Festivals should be instituted. Returning birth days should be emphasized and made

their case. Tippling houses do not draw their pay from youth who have been made to love their homes heartily. Wayward girls are bred in unhappy homes

The Age of On* Earth.

Among the astounding discoveries of modern science, is that of the immense periods that have passed in the gradual formation of the earth. So vast were the cycles of the time preceding even the appearance of man

surface of our globe, that

our own period seems as yesterday when compared with the epochs that have gone before it. Had we only the evidence of the deposits of rocks heaped upon each other in regular strata by the slow accumulation of materials, they alone would eonvince us of the long and slow maturing of God's works

on earth but when

add to these the succesive populations of whose life this world has been the theater, and whose remains are hidden in the rocks into which the mud or sand, or soil of whatever kind, on which they lived, has hardened in the course of time—or the enormous chains of mountains whose upheaval divided these periods of quiet acqumulation

great convulsions—or

Changes

of a different nature in

the configuration of our globe,

the

sinking of lanas beneath the. ocean, or the gradual rising of continents and islands above—or the slow growth of the coral reefs, those wonderful aea-walks, raised by the little ocean

MJ |y

the human race—if

us seems

an eternity to

CRA,WFORDSyi]LLE-f OU|lK|lL:

COINEK BOOKSTORE,

TM jt

fire of December 23 has caused a reT moval'of the old

CORNER BOOK STORE

To the

-1

South Room, National Block,

WASHINGTON STREET,

Where may he found a full stock of Miscellaneous, School, College, Toy. and Blank.'

It O.O

Including a choice lot of Bibles, Prayer and Hymn Books. Note, Letter, Cap, Bill and Wrapping

A E S

Buff and White ENVELOPES, Slates, Tnk, Mucilage, Crayons, Pencils, and all that is necessary to make a full stock of Stationers' Goods.

A full andhii'-e line of fi|-} J'iU Pocket Cutlery and Pocket Books \'ivA

Having lost our entire stock of

tbe'houselfold to this JSEfiSTttSf WAI,L AND WIJtBOW PAPERS, should be planned. The right kind of books should be sought and read and talked over altogether.

scarcely anything helps a

home so

much as general and cheer CNVTSIIN„

ful conversation. Music should be turiains,

brought in. The taste

of the chil

we liare received sincc. an entire new stock in that line, and ask your attention to the best, prettiest, ind cheapest assortment ever offered in this city. :.. •, ,iVt|t.

dren should lie cultivated. Decora tions are excellent in a merely moral p^XlRE FRAMES & MOLDINGS, view. Flowers should be

M&clc

assist in the general culture. And if

folly in it, but best wisdom. For Cords, Tassels and Picture Nails

and girls are blessedly guarded when they find all their faculties well met and exercised at home. They do not care to roam and so they are detained from a thousand outside dangers. Their passions are kept quiet. They lie open to celestial influences.

easy, comparatively, for such

be Christians. Indeed we expect them to be. Solomon's

"Train

A nice assortment.

\ye ha(jalso'to lay in a

time is consumed and some money and Moldings, which aretheapcr ibiin mr. ,, 4.k:„„d ii10„0 ?c

lir,

spent on these things, theie is no

The Indianapolis Daily Papers,

Journal and Sentinel, and the Lafayette Journal, received every mornjhg, and delivered to subscribers at publishers' rates.

We cannot begin to enumerate all that we have to sell, but ask you to hunt up the old establishment, and see what we have. And while we would thank the public for their former liberal patronage, we would ask a continuance of the same, and shall try and deserve it by our attention to ,tlie wants of the community, and selling at such prices as will suit all reasonable people.

X.. FOOT]?&CO. 'ja2*$

CARRIAGE-MAKERS.

J.s.

miiBii & Mamifacturers of

Carriages, Buggies, &c.,

Market Street, north of Court House,

CRAWFOLLDSVILLE, INDIANA.

HAYING

recently pvrchased., enlarged

and improved the pffotiiSes we occupy, thereby saving expense of rent, and giving increased facilities for manufacturing we would respectfully annouuee to the publi6 that we are noW in a pontion to

DEFY ALL COMPETITION.

in. outline in this,State, asTe^ardb prices BtyJ.e and workmanship, and }j%yite.an in spection of ojlr Carriages, ^ggjes, &c..^ a jane assortment of which -W kept constantly on hand Being all practical workmen, and employing none but the most skiUful, and using the VERY BEST 0F MlitlftlALj together with our long acquaintance with the wants ofthis section of- c6untry| w^ can not help giving gatisfa,cti,on, asweconfldent-

agsertthat

architects, whose own bodies furnish be excelled by any other dstabhshtnent in Indiana. Old Buggies taken in Exchange

both the building stones and the cement that binds them together, and A11,°urw(^warranto^^e^. who have worked so busily during the long Centuries that are extensive countries, mountain chains, islands and long lines of coast, consisting solely of their remains—or the count

Duicxj Betid, Ind., of the very best timber, and less forests that have grown up,""""-

you consider

as much

our conception, as

the

futures that stretches indefinitely before us.-—Agassiz.

The Onondaga salt springs in New York, 1868, yielded 8,793,514 bushels of salt, being an increase of 2,016,454 bushels over 186V.

our wot-k ahd OTices cannot

Blacksmlthing, Trimming, feff, ,&c, with neatness and dispatch.

Superior farm Wagons. Our Farm Wagon are builtexpaiissly for this markei by Studebaker Bros, of South

flour more with the view of giving entiresatifac-

ished and decayed, to fill the store tion to. purchasers than pro$t to the pianuhouses of coal that feed the fires ol or to

all

the records of the past, the intellect fails to grasp a chronology of which our experience furnishes no data, and time that lies behind

facturerk or to us." Warrant,them in every particular one yeiir.1

MforWe

We Warrant .than

PICTURE GALLERY.

E N O N S CALIFORNIA

PICTURE GALLUKY,

HUGHES'BLOCK,

Opposite Court Housed Main Street.

WATCHMAKER.

AtBirtfofd's Drdg'Sidre,

Washington St., Crawfordsville, Ind.

HAS

feTORE.

constantly on hand a well selected stock of .... .. is FINE ~WATCHES, li::

CLOCKS,

All Watch work, and other Repairs, warranled to give satisfaction. declTyl

FOR THE HAIR.

FIXTNRPS

IXOOUS

aild fixtures,

new stock of Frames

Particular attention paid to IRAJUINM

PIETURE!!)

AN(J

no Rxtra

charge: for work

Toys and Notions by the Million.

We receive all the leading

Magazines and Newspapers,

Having over fifty different kinds* and any not on our list promptly supplied..,^

I HI.-:

From the smallest to Life Size Photo- -y*.. Hv

raph, finished in Oil or Water Color*.

Imall Pictures copied and Enlarged. ''."mil a E N O N

jVew^'f in °ncBoffte BY ITS UBE

Gray or Faded Hair is qnicidy restored to its youthful color and beauty, ,, aud with tlie first application a beautiful gloss and delightful fragratic®

is iv to a

It will cause Hair to grow, on Bald Spotfc, II will promote luxuriant growth. FALLING HAIR is immediately cheeked ,:j Vot Sale br ail Drngtiiu.'i'u

DEPOT removed from Greenwich St. to y:t 35 Barclay St. & 40 Plac%

jy28vl hilli

•v: CROCERIES.

ELSTON' OOEt.I^E^R'

-)di

G. W. ROBIXSOl ^fc CO.

TTA^fe"%'3^aft'isbo(f. tfiemselvca in the XI old ELSTON' CORNEtt'ifnce the fire,' an ha a a to

THE

?'V

IS..* if Jewelry and Spectacles.

1 i" il-H

yf prftst PRK.K1UM OF A SILVER MEDAL yjk'* Wi« AWAHD*D TO B1,16

ARRETT'S HAIRRESTORATIVE H. Stato Agricultural Its Fair holdcQ la *a«huu. Sept. 20, 1866.

Vegetable Hair Restorative ,-fItbeoour.tig the uioH popular «rUcl« ^jr Rwior- '5,AK Mitt Ueautifyui^ tbe H&lrr throughout tb« Kwt, West. North and South, lu aopcrior qualtQr aod udnytAtioD to ifie*wauta of Uie public, must insure ti* corool^tA suoc«sa

It will shortly appear Id tbia European• Journal*. BARRETT & CO. k. -e..

HE 8 E

LORD & SMITH, CHICACOp leaezad Agents fa Jfee ^0|lliTest«rn Btotea.

For sale f,.{ "isU £. J. Bl^FOKl) & WHO. CHAW FORDS VlLLE, INDIANA. '.e4rYj •.. :,

A ID E S O E

We Last

Succest

1 1 1

FAMILY mGROCERIES, ». .nw* 'Nuchas/ it' 'HKOjf

Jl1

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SMgar, r' !i. Jlice, ..., wi Te*y Ayjtr iod^n Spfk# to,: null .r tlfoliiftseb, RFJ ill

fiyii iii

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Wooden Ware of aill Kinds .ii y. .'•r Aifull stock oil

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SCOAR BUCKETS, ill siar !rt« And everything connected with -the bu6iness, of the very best quality.

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1869.!

MATERIAL.

Others.

undersigned ittikes this method to call the attention of persons building and repairing houses* and the public generally, to his Large and Complete Stock

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BUILDING MATERIAL,

Consisting in part of

PINE AND POPLAR

SHINGLES,

.'i •'(!. mlLATH,

DELPHI ..:, TWI ,I

ii-s

UME,

LOUISVILLE

CEMENT,

DOUBLE-CALCINED

PLASTER, -c-«J

PLASTERING

"T HAIR," TJJ

PITTSBURG AND CLAY COUNTY

COAL,

KANAWHA

^5rvSAGINA^ '.

AJSD BAY CITY

V/:

v^.fj 41

SALT,

f.'.-cnj i'lj: A of a an ad a a

At the Lowest Cash Rates.

OFFICE. AND YARD:

W'ashingt&n Street,

South Of "Court IlotiSe,''''5! j.

CUAWFOEDSYILLE, IXDV O' a .X. V. KEERAN.

jelbyl PROPRIETOR.

SHOEMAKER.

BOOT'' &SHOEMAklNG.

~VV.II. VANSLYKE

HAS

established himself in the above business in the Graham building one door west of Wilhite's .Tailor Shop, on Main street, and deals only in

CUSTOM-MADE WORK. He manufactures Boots on the patent Plumer last, which enables liin\ to give a neat and easy fit. He ii? prepared to do custom work,.(uther seyed. 0r. _pegged, on short notice. Repairing (lone with neatness and despatch., He solicit# a tflwre of the public custom.

RICHARDSON HOUSE.

Countrv Produce taken iu exchange lor

GROCERIES I«TU

v.)

JAW,

1 1

Thoy invite thep*blicto call and examine* their stoek. apr23

i!"/k •fmrj

4'ZIcHANG-B,

Richardson and Clifton Houses

UNEBHnSCS'T'WK'*

.1 :,|'i

SIGUA3S0r HOUSE

THE

undersigned would, announce th»t ho iafs plirchased the fixtures, lease, Ac., of th^ "CttftoifcJIouse.-" aud Will hereafter occupy the sa'mp. Tlje House, known Jieretofoire.as the Richard^n will still be used foi^ hotal purposes, in connection with the rife# location/

has rcc^ved, pletlgil»g ihitnself that everyibody Sjhaltpe saUe^e^, far as. it. is posiblo rto satisfy'

-HA does riot propose to monopo

lize thehoUl business, btrt tb ^xtenid the public8Uchiaccomma,datipiiB,?»s they hare A righ'tf to. ekpect% and sncn as will,redound to tne credit? of the ctty -Ml 'to MCHA^DSON.:'

RICHARDSON "HOUSE,'

.'W Of IT ..'.li "J.

-v.(Formerly Clifton House,) •'•I'iit---.

jar

ftei^fofcf"s'ville,

Ind.

:-f

.*•

TP8ACCO AWtiOdTg.

KBS«UTSXUJ TOIACOO.

karmlttt. aud enrichts

w.1,111 auiki great DOutTah-

In* Hlii »treiigiberiIii?tewor.

irSn

excellenttonic .and up-:

JKtJnrsjMialiles ibe studke^o digest ih« h&irtfest food, "Jwp refresbiiis.Jmd, established! robnrt fcwUh. qua dttmriarii^t^tart atrtd. PrtceFJfly e«it» par box, post tng. An in^Stttps tnatiM on the hiJarioa*«flbeti of tf/Sceo, wfth llilnnSCfesthnontal^ me., Mffurin. Aeeati wuitMr^ddresi

DR^CS. MEDICINES, AC.

J-.i .OZ-lfi

rfFS'W.' FRY ^CO.

HAYBJUiT OPENED A .. -i. '.tn-'il'

Fine Assdrtnent of Drags,

s^TT./ 'J- 'f ,, PAI3TTS, if

CHEMICALS

"U MD ODLS,

E S S

'TOILET AND

FJMJTCY ARTICLES, ,i tsiit A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF

V::- 4

CIGARS AJTR TOBACCO

OC THE F1KET «1TA11TT. J~ -/HI V, 1 All of wjirch,iv,e \yill sell at the very loWeBt market price." Call and see us, on Green street, two doors*above I. W. Lynn .& Son.

June 21 1S6(« 1: FRY &r C0. -m

irvf.ft*!!! 11, bra 'v "'i i, f'J m::

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rZQ'AAS

JOC,PITS'

i.,rs v.i. JI 'en -rr, "I

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,,/,i '.•* OJ". V.M V~.7Ui -'•-•(i-M t. .'J '-.sih'iit-ini.

VblNrOKf

s'-'SU-jn/i

,V 'K'li'.

„t'.o it nun *i -r'i j'n v'rr ,•

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MOFFETT & BOOK, DRUGGISTS,

Crawfordsville, Indiana,

\nW

No. 4, Empire Block,! iK-t

Dealers in all kinds of nnilMi.

DRUfiS aid MESICDIES

7(1

Paints, Oils, Pern\ sy ra to iteV-tiK I* ftimerj Fancy Articles, /iJ: --3' .-'-l' PURE WINES AND MANDM"

I a os

Lamps,iilas^«are, Paper,

Inlt, Pericils, &a

nWtsTPf/1 mn-

•,)H liUH ,V»TIB'iV ,'l

Carefully compounded- and promptly #tfended to..' j. i.

.fin]

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4o the Public.

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Thankful for past favors from '-k getaerou3

piiblic, we hope byVa strict attention to the wants of our cu stomers^^da j.u^t and lib,-^1 eh\ dHfitigr^o'con^mc to, rece^ve^ large Share of their patronage, and we will endeavor to make it to the.ir. iutepat ^a con^ tinue theirJrtr&de with ris^Gfive ri^acnlr and see for yourselves. nol2

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PAINTING.

HOUSE, 8I6N, AHD

Ornamental Painter,

WOULD

Dl T. B. ABBOTT, JersJ^Ci'.y, N. J.

ror

SALE BY ALL

ORUGGt?«

Jtion.—Bewure of humbug imitatr [Trademark Copyrighted,]

V-/

retuwi his sincere thanks to a^ a»generous public for past favors. Hop-' :1 ing by strict attention to business and rea* sonable prices, to share, a continuance public favor. As a Glazier, Gilder, Pape a Hanger, Engraver on Wood, &c.^tei weqoa i) .*• to the b6st 'workmen In the Stwte. ••..

Slxop over R. J. Vance's Dry Goods Store"' Green street apr2S