Crawfordsville Weekly Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 28 October 1869 — Page 2

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THE COMING WOMAN.

Mrs. c. S. McDONALD, Editor.

RESH.l" 'l'O BATTI-ESNAKIi. From Hauler's letter in the •IOI'HN

of Oct. 11 it, appears that

Jic lias deCHledlv got the wrong unilersUmdiiig of things. Hi' .speaks of my article of Sept. 9, :md says that 1 haw' disturbed the ashes of our fathers and also that if I can't offer any bettor afginnents, Are.

my intention ashes, nor to

future, lie is the man. not his father,

But if our fathers oppressed one half of the human family I give them no honor for it. I would farther s.\y that it was not my purpose to give any arguments in that article or to make any vindication whatever of •ights of women. Rattler have done well to achimself with my proposition before, making an attack. 1 was asked for my opinion of the matter and simply gave it. was only trying to satisfy curiosity, not to discuss the question. But if you have any arguments to show that the right of suffrage will degrade women I should be glad if you would state them, for 1 know of none. I have never heard of freedom having degraded in the past, but what it will do in the future I know not. But I hope that franchise has never degraded the Hat-tier, and Avonder if he does not think that his-wife has the same right that he lias to all the rights and privileges which he enjoys

the Wuuld iuaint

FRANK 8. Mitxkk.

Our DoniCNtie licg£»rs

can.

with the helplessness of women in regard to money. I do not speak of those who might be expected to earn it for themselves, but of the great numbers whose male friends intend and prefer to support them. Go into any ordinary town and call a meeting of ladies. Present a she would almost as soon go without worthy cause to their consideration, an article, even of necessity, as to You soon perceive that they are with I ask for it.—Mrs. 6'. E. liens/iair. you heart and soul. They llash, they melt., tiicy are moved, and you see that they are ready to do all they!

rv another plan Follow them to I Ihoir homos, wheve ol cour

for a small subscription to l»epaidl by-anu-bv. This olso is declined after some hesitation and with evi-! dent rcluttanee.

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Does she "ask her husband V" You rather hope not F°l' judging of the things that are not seen, by the things which do appear, you know that she has to ask for shoes for Johnnie, ami a dress for Susie,

satisfactory reasons why the old ones have not proved immortal, while she reluctantly informs him at the same! time that the sugar is out, and the flour is almost gone, and Biddy has asked for her wages, and the cistern

needs mending, and there is a pane of glass broken, and the knowledge presses upon her in secret, not to be

brought "out until the last minute, that they will soon have to buy anew carpet, and that the back is ready- to fall out of the stove, while there are:. oh, st many things which she needs for herself, only that she puts of] to

-Now 1 would say that it was not! the last, and knowing all this without

•sav to yen, "I would !ike to trive, but I portunitv tor securing eh cap Millinery lands. I have UO money iu the house:-"

promise for the

future she will not. venture to give' now she cannot'. The reason is obvious enough, though she does not! mention it. The family treasury is not. iit home. Jt itinerates in lierj husband's pocket. 1 have often thought that some husbands would be surprised, could t-liey hear what is called a "Begging Committee1' making a report to a caucus of ladies. It sounds something like this: "Mrs. A..—Said she would ask her husband." "Mrs. JB.—(jave twenty-five centswas sorry it was no more, but it was all she had in the house." "Mrs. C.—-Said .she would ask hutf husband." "Mrs. D.—Would send some money this afternoon.7' S' "Mrs. E.—Could hot give beeaiise her husband was out of town." "Mrs. F.-—Would let ns know tomorrow." "Mrs. C.—Would ask her husband." "Mrs. H.—(A woman's rights woman) gave two dollars and would give more if we needed it.'' "Mrs. I—(Having money -of her own) gave five dollars.'''

disturb anybody's {being told, yon have not the. heart to have anything to do P^eeuU her about the

... cents. So vou iet go and mwuiClh with tin past, but the present andjvotc__lu

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,yr uK, Rc.ro//- li-

spirited, she frets in secret and rebels ," openly. If of a milder turn, she is resigned, with a conscious feeling that the thing must be endured as an inevitable but disagreeable necessity.

L. M. Williams,

Has received an assortment

ner" G-oods

C,oinpri.sii«':i

WiiO Will,

,,, ,, .... inir to rent, sell or buy, town property, or

('Oinnictc itlU unci \V inter Stock". farms, are rcspoctfuHy invited to give me a Llturu

must 1)0 money lor i'aimlv use, ami: I I have now in my hands, for sale on reas-j rnn!| of I he! Von willi onable terms, a large amount of property .t hl.ia.ibtuuc rpiu-ntteution of t'ue ladies of Crav/fcrds- consisting oivacant town lots, improved be surprised at the numtX'V

vile aiidvirinity is invited to fiii.~,

Sho|i iBi National Blot

Washington Street.

Crawfoi'dsville. sepll) i, /!.

SHOEMAKER.

n.,..

BOOT & SHOEMAKING.

W.Il. VA.NSLVKE

HAS

established himself in the. above,| Price ^1,000. business in the Graham building one

street.

LEGAL NOTICE-

ADMINISTRATORS'

and a hat for Tommy, besides giving- «aaivr.1 *s Adtoinistiratoi-s.

SALE.—Notice in

hereby given that we will sell, on Thursday,"the 11th day of November, 18(50, at the late residence of George Harlan, six miles south of the city of Crawfordsville, at public auction, all his personal property, consisting ot horses, cattle, hogs, sheep, corn, wheat, hay, wagon, carriage, mowing machine, wheat drill, farming utensils, cider mill, household furniture, etc..

Terms of Sale.~A credit of 'twelve months will be given on all sums above three dollars, the purchaser giving note with approved surety, waiving Valuation and appraisement laws.

CABSOif Ifc. WBAYs

., ISAAC M. JtELSEy,

DAY COOPS.

{|f|||

OPSStffitfCJ OF

jyyf WjllteF tf©0»S.

At the "Stone Front."

p-ct tn 11 announce.- to th ho lias now in stoc!

,.,..

This state of things is. to the wo- ,'

man subjected to it. a daily anil hourly trial. Nothing so makes her S|)ieiHti(l Assortment of Full Hilt! feel her ''subject condition. She j,. hates, as I have heard her express it. I '•to have every dime doled out to her." She hates to have to ^csl- for everything." She seems to herself a sort of professional beggar. If high-j

public that!

Winter Drj Goods.

Vln(m„.

which will be lound variety of

Plain ami Fgured Lusters,

If single, she looks to marriage for relief—if married to the woman's rights movement. In either ease you hear her say '-how she wishes. she were a man and could make money."' And if the ballot-box Knijr'SS Ololli, would raise her from her condition of beggary, how quickly she would go in for the Sixteenth Amendment!

KKtiXOll MK1UNO AMI

Also ass

„Ilt.l.,.,

As it is, she is despairingly unable to I (Jloths, Jeans and Flannels also, a large perceive how voting for the next I ^tock ol' Fall and inter President is going to give her any

pin money. It would amaze you, my dear sir, to know the secret annoyance, anxietty and mortification, which comes: daily to your wife from what seems to you the simple and natural act of. asking you for money. Test it. Ask her. Insist on a candid answer to the question/ "I)o you dislike to

ask?"' She will tell you that she' "dreads it so—''Dreads it!" you repeat,—4-Are you not kind? Are you not kind to the extent of your abilit}' V" ''Oh yes, but then she hates to liavc it to do': she can ask for the family, but as for herself.

MILLINERY.

|Fall and

Xow send around a collection-box. Countenances fall immediately. The —r sum raised is in absurd contrast to the interest manifested. What is the matter"/ They cannot give—they! have no money. A subscription paper only adds to their embarrassnient. For how can they think ofj making a promise which their hnsbands may not see lit to fulfill_ So both these devices utterly fail.

Winter Stock.

A Vat«nro«fK.

Ladies'

DOMESTIC GOODS,

Boots. •Shoes. Hats, Caps

CliA W FORDSVi LLE, IND.:

I TTAYING taken out a .commission us JUL Notary Public,! expect, in addition

to the practice of law and the collection of government claims, to do business as a Conveyance and Ileal Estate Agent. Persons, therefore, having Deeds, Mortgages or other Legal instruments to cxecute or wish-

.IcaH.

Up-j

town lots, unproved farms a^d TVr.estern

I can sell vacant lots in nughcsrAddition

Can sell a house and lot in a good location. House two stories high, arranged for two fnnnlfesl beautiful lot, cistern, cellar, new stable and outhouses. Plenty of-, good fruit. Price

Can sell an improved Jot near the College. I New house of three rooms, good well, etc. Some beautiful forest trees on the lot.]:

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S®H

door west of Williit-e'sTailor Shop, on Main 1 pres, seven miles south ot town 100 acres

11STOM-MADE WORK.

lit manufactures'Boots oh tlte patent Plvnner last, which enables him to give a neat, and easy fit. He is prepared to do custom work.*either sewed or, pegged, on shortnotice. llepairingdoue with .neatness arid despatch. He solicits a share of thOi -.w. imMli, curtorn. i-iain I

"Pt«nau» SUK'IV tarin ot _i0

in ..nlfitnitinn bo (•m/ui n-nl I L./it HI IWI I

in cultivation, balance well set in blue grass.. Running waU-r, good buildings aiul I tine timbeV. Price §60 per acre.

Can sell a line residence four squares I from the Court house corner: lot !)0x 1150 feet. Completely surrounded by beautiful forest- shade trees and covered with a varieI tv of large and small fruit,s. Good story and a half bouse, seveif rooms, good weil cistern, cellar, stable and out. houses.

Im„rovc(1 cc,r-

ner lot 12(»xMG leet new cottage house, live

rooms, good cellar, splendid well, out houses, &<:., shade trees and fine fruit. Price, ^2,0()0. ...

Can sell 100 acres of good land within 2]4 miles of the city on the line of the East and West railroad SO acras in a good state of .cultivation and 80acres of splendid timber three dwelling houses on the land. Price $47 00 per acre. A bargain.

The above is only a small portion of the property in my bands for sale. r. PersonsdeBirfngto invest tn anyknid of Real Estate will, I think, find it to their inr teres to call and see me before purchasing elsewhere.,

W P. BP.ITTON, ATT-Y.

Office 2d JPloor WaBhingtoa, Hall,,

fordsviTle Indiana. aug.26, a

PLANING MILL.

CrawfordsYillc Planing Mill and Sash Factory.

Wv have recently put in operation :i complete set of NEW MACHINERY for the manufacturing of

l)«»oar.3.

Mash..

fiSJaSI «!?•»,

iooruajs

Moldmspu

Together with all kindsofl'laningand LuinI ber used for Huilding .Purposes, fencing, Pickets, &c.., all of which we will agree to furnish in as «-ood order and at u* reasonable prices as any establishment, in the country.

I E

Always on hand, lor sale cither dressed or in

.' the rough. I Particular attention given to parties beautiful who furnish their own lumber tobe worked.

Call at our

MILL ON DliY BRANCH.

GRBKXCASTLK ItOAD,

South-West part of Crawfordsville,

when Doors, Sash, Blinds, Moulding,! Dressed Lumber, &c., will be keptfor sale, and all orders received and promptly s^t-j tended to ',

Canine, Boots & €o.

It. M. CANINEisagent for Greenleaf's Patent SHAFTING and HANGINGS. au*r(!vl

LIFE INSURANCE.

SHAWLS ANI) NOTIONS, Lift Insurance Company.

liosiKiiY. iavi:s and

MUTUAL.

258 Broadway, New York.

Assets $2,000,000. Assured Members. .10,000. ITS PRINCIPLES: STABILITY, MUTUALITY and FIDELITY

Advantages of the Home:

HA first-class organization. A 3Iutual Company. All net profits go to the assured.

Dividends declared and paid annually, It has declared and paid dividends every year since its organization.

All its policies are non-forfeitable—i.e.,

Which will be. sold at the lowest cash its members will in all eaees get all the inprice. One price for all. surance they pay for. sepSO C. JI. CLIAWFORD. No restrictions as to reidenee or travel.

REAL ESTATE AGENCY.

W. P. BRITTOPS

REAL ESTATE AfiEWl'J

One-third of the premium a permanent (loan: and this privilege is not confined,to I parties whose annual premiums excecd $40 or $•"(', but is extended alike to all its mem hers.

It, makes a very liberal discount from its table rates to all ministers of the Gospel.

I. II.Frothingham, Treasurer. (Jeorge E. Kiplev, Secretary. William ,T. Coffin, Actuary.

1 to the city of Crawfordsville at price"? ran-1 iiring from §150 to :-K»0 each, and„givo a liber- 1^191 l|l|*|k •k.! al redit, when desired,'to piitrehasers on I kjv tt 8I1i^ vj

three-fourths of the purcba&s mohoy I This addition is situated near the College drove, in one of tlm mo9t desirable loca-1 tions of the city and the lots are offered upon such reasonable terms that any person may secure for lumsclf a,'home. ,:

Can sell a valilable house and'lot near the business part of the city. House has Jiv(! rooms and hall, dry cellar, wood house etc. .Splendid cistern and stable on the lot. Also, a fine variety of large and small fruits, beside shade''and ornarnertal trees. PriOe £2,100.

Crnvr.

J. FARRAMJ TITTLE,

Agrcntfor Western I ndlanii. Pamphlets and all desired infoima tion wild he sent by mail on request. nov26vl

EJVJPIRESEWINCN1ACHINE^^

(yAI^E¥. &

AfJKKTS FOR 'i*I i:

.CRAWFORDSVILLE.

This ]Machine received the First Premium at the Great Fair of the American Institute, in New York, October *2l. 1S07, and Highest Premium for

Best Manufacturing Machine,

At Paris Exposition. July. tsfiT

straight ueedie. pei'peudicular

ai-tion, makes the Lock or Shuttle Stitch, whiph will neither lip nor ravel. and is alike on both hides' performs perfect sowing on every description of material, with cotton, linen or silk thread, from the coarsest to the finest number. It hems,

fells, binds, braids, tucks, quilts, plaits,!,,..,. ... and gathers. As a family sewing machine!

LEGAL NOTICES.

Gby

UARDIAN'S SALE.—Notice is here-1 given that the undersigned Guard ian of larvey N. Christman, minor, heir at law ot'llarvey X. Christman,deceased, will sell at private sale on or. after four weeks from date hereof, by order of the Court of Common Pleas at the Octbher term 18(59, the following described real. estate, to-wit: The. undivided half of the east half of the west half! of,lot number one hundred and thirteen (113,) asthe same f»* known and designated on the original jplat of the^owit of Crawfordsville^ in tHeepunty of Montgomery. State of Indiana, the property of said Harvey N. Christman.

Terms—One-third in hand, one-third in niue months, an^ ths l^Iafeije in eighteen months, with'infcrest frbfli dote. •, ... I

ABlJfiAH O'NilAt, Guardian,

octl4w3

TOMB STONES, AC,

OIMBAT WESTERHf

AIIB E '. W 0 S!

CRAWFOIiDSVUiLK

HAVING

purchased the above estab

lishment of D. Pyke, I will say to the citizens of Montgomery and adjoining eoucties that I will furnish

All kinds of Marhle-Wori.,

HueJx

Headstone*.

Tombstones,

'7.' yf

JJfonuments...

Tablets

It you will call at the

SHOP OIT GBEEI Sf.

OPPOSITE ELSTON'3 BANK,

THE OLD POST OFFICE ROOM,

You can there see my -style of work, and 1. will show you as fine specimens of work as is to lie seen in this part of the State. 11 work delivered at the grave-yard? and warranted to give satisfaction.

I will canvass the county soliciting orders, and will say that you can purchase your work as cheap at home as you can at the shop. ®gri want it distinctly understood that! WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD by any shop

I I N S O E

Of the best quality furnished at low prices. iy2 C. I. BRUNDAGE.

WANTED.

jWA TVT ES X\ "5

500,000 Bushels of Wheat,

200,000 Bushels of Bye,

200,000 Bushels of Oafcs,

For wiiicb wc wiH pay ilae

lilgtiest market price in casSii.

Yod

can

find

one of us at tbe

Richardson House, or at 1,

Price's office from this day oo,

Drop in and see us before sell

ing elsewhere.

a*: 'rcj-

Crawfordsville, Aug. 2, G9tf

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8. BORN, BEO. &

Cc»«

JEWELRY.

IV.

At Fulienwider $

ATl!1

it has no superior., -sepStf 1 next .-.ix ivt.ekK ins fto\ o.

hH «tm'f o-

for t-ha

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be wttbiiiJ ganwilWHi.

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