Crawfordsville Weekly Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 11 January 1872 — Page 3

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I'UAWl'OKl^VlI.I.M. .IAN. 11, 1K72.

Kl'.ri'Itl.IC AN CI'NTItAI. COM JIITTKK

I lie Ciutit3" ((invention to meet Satur

day, February 10.

At. a meeting of tin Miuituoinory

county Republican Outral Committee, held at the Jul liNAl. oihec on Mturday,

lleccnibcr t0, it, was r--.1 v«-iI to hold a niiiss convention at the irt Hoiim' on

Miturday, Februarv lo. at

February.

se\eral tow n.ships us follows: Hrown,'J

larl, J, (nul reck. Franklin, 'J: Madi

son, 1, liiiile\, 1: Scott. 1: Sugar)

I'ei'k,

I I

iiioii.

Walnut, Wavne- 1

.ldii.ru Mii.i.KiAN. hairman.

ITY \NI) VICINITY.

I'llii-i i.i 11\ I candidates are hi'L'iiiiniii: '.o sniile.

I'.aivi-oiiiisvii.i.i: 111(1 car works I he

llow inanv tunes have vou written 1 f*71 since the beginning ot the new

veur.'

1\"M 11AI'. has bought the interest (if

James Cireen in the I lamia it (ircen liv-' crv stable.

I.v the matter ol Josejih Allen, bank-'

rupt, the creditors chose .lo-cpli 1-ul-lenwidcr as-ifrnee.

"Jtils neck is being observed at the

MettuxJist and I'rcsbvterian churches a*

'.lie we»-k .of praver.

I ill-: tirst iiiortjrap- bonds nl the l.u-

ans|iort, rawlordsville A Siuthwestern

Hallway have been sold on favorable

terms.

1 lit weathei tor the past two mouths

•croji an

frei|uent.

roadmaster on the

I'. I. Ill'iris.

making a lair start lor the next vear -,

oUr

1'1''

:lrc

111-, best wav

AsKKSgMKNT

cluck p.

to select delegates to attend tlir |{c|hi1h

tii'iin Mate Convention mi llic "J'Jil of

Accordiiiu tn tit-, ratio o! piocnta-

tion agreed upon liv tli Mate Central

('iiinniittei', .Mimtgoiuerv coiintv is en-

titled In -1 (li'leualo. divided aiming the

i.-liine

will have people say so. \'\.

I-.vkut wid(!-iiwiike mini in the town

-InJ« ill vote lo got the inachiiie shops.

IIf.ar

the lecture ol N

.^l Met lellanil Hall neMSaturdav night

I ill: townsliij) assessor ill soon he

making his regular annual visit to the jieojile.

received a puive ci ir's gift from

H. iV W Hallway.

tainiiiL' fl IU as a New

the men in Ins cmplov-

As inni-Jnatinn ineetiugot li ni|iei:ince

iiioii is called to meet at Darlington

to-dav lo jirotest against the sale ot in

toxicating liquors in the town.

I 111. Methodi~t Social met al the rc-i-

Oeiwe ol Mrs. Amanda I'owers last Man-' 1.1V evening. Ii will uu^i n,.vi MoikIsiv

••veiling week at in. Hromlev's.

In our ricasanl Hill correspondent

we rceomii:eud the exercise (d a little

more charitv toward his lellow men I'crliajis mailers are not hall so bad as he

is led to think tliev are.

.VillllNi. goes further toward.* establishing individual credit than the promjit

jiavinent of (hdits. Ihis is the proper

season loi closing up all old account* and

"I'-rt-Hiphti-d as to

against ihc location ol the inachine

vol

and car shops, in a lew vears thev will

look back upon their lack of enterprise

at the proper time ith adicp, but vain, regret. ywi

the world to have a

dull tow is to opjiose everv juiblic enter

prise and grumble unceasinglv about

lugli laxes. Keejilliisup incessantly and

our low will be dull enough to suit an antediluvian.

W l'llll.I.II'S I* to lecture at

Mc' lelland Hall next Satur'lav night

'Our citizens can not bill deem themselves

toitunatf- in having jiresented to them

vltsis unexjiectcd ojijiortuiutv to hear this distinguished oralor.

Ls regard to the speedv completion ol

the L., C. & .S. W. ]{ailway, to I.ogans-

Jiort, the Jiiid-ihiI of hist week savs Mr

Lee. the Tri'sidi'iit. again assured Mr

Adams that the road would be finished to that city within ninetv days

(..ihoiK.l. Ivimi died at his residence

near Asburv chajicl, this county, on

tile Jd inst., at the advanced age of 70

vears. He had been a devoted and con

sistent member of the church for almost

liftj \eajs. He was buried in his neigh

borhood. uneral services by ltev Startord-

'1 llh devil of the fiiw fonlrtv11 lo 'till WJIM rompull«».1 In not up of Hr

tuttli manus( ript lately. 'Ihe imp

lui. fatt that the Toledo Hoard ofi

Irade, whose members have had an op-j

portunity to know t?prague, rocoinmcnd-] »d their city

oidisnrritv

Lll

o.id is pretty good proof that he is not

retklens and dishonest

...

that

General

On the

found an ai

'W\ concernii ..

& St. Louis Ra,

t,U 1 ,0, 1 1 io 1 ,n,l,,wn

lr a 1

/ironic!-: was pre 'V

of the directors of

were Hdmited Tl

I the present strife now

ov(

1 ,r

"l'°^

aI.IM

I IiiV ,|i ]i"2

I lie board ot equalization lor Mont

gomery e.umty met at the Auditoi's of.

ln-(- on Monday, .laiiiiarv 1, to agree up

on the\aluation ot personal property lo I

Ifiverti a-sessiiifiits for IST'J. the

member* were present except th" Trus

tees ot Hron and Nigar Creek town.

ships. 1 he following valuations were

agreed upon I loves. average, three

vein old-, {-111 two year olds J.io vear-

lint's $_', and slicking colts fliV I 'o\vs

£20. Cattle, three year olds £i.\ri, two

year olds $1 yeai'liiiL's :j'|ii. calves

Sj„.c|

I per head. Hogs *.{ ,. turn-

'.I red. Wheat sfi cents per bushel. rvo I j.j( j. •t» Jccnts, corn cents, oats cents. I,

Potatoes SO cents, Fruit :!."i cent-*. liar. I

lev ti'i cents. I lover seed $4. and 11in-

otliv seed 5-J. i'oultry 1 per do/en.

)iled apples 7,ri cents

jut

?ti per ton. ool 40 cents per pound,

tobacco 10 cents and niajilo sugar 1"

cents, l'ork ?8 jicr barrel. I.aril cents

per pound. urghuin molasses :?f culls

J'er pillliii. Carriage or wagon *7l

Sew Ho niachine

I III.

during the last lew months, is now jm'o-

lishrd in book form by I Iranje Judd A:

Co. It makes a neat little volnnn which I- profuselv illustrated. The story was

,, .... jtMgi-rlj read

"""'iHateusto he

Home, ami

all who were so foitiin-

nb-( ribers ol ilvfirfh and

now beinjr as eajierlv de-

\ouietl l»y iIu* hiibHcribers of lmlf of the

loiniuv jiii]t-r in lmliunu, in whicli it is Iitnnjr pul»1 i.-lit-tl in weekly iii^-tnl 1 ni

Hit: liook im fur hji!« bv 1,. A. Koote, at

the I omor Hot»k Moiv. Trice

I..-. Main

lias tieen hard on heat, and complaints the vile stulf on hands semi him of the jioor jirospect lor ihc next vear

and I

UansaN ity. have scut

1 !)t hin

cash

v..

said it was written on the cars while run- etc., go to Simpson'" tllllir nvnr .1. 1 ning over a very rough place ot road lh.it dt-vil should be cast out at once He will do mischief some dav.— /mli'tnr Aiiin-ii'tfti.

to vote *200 0UU in aid of' n'™ "I

llie 'Iidedo, Thorntown bt. I.ouis Rail-

Thorntown St Louis Rail-

ojiies ol' the I

Itnitr jnibhshed that citv

review of the jirowlh ami

,.f!

progress ... ...

Kansas City during the ast veur, which

indeed has been woudei tnl 'I lie secret

(.1 Kansas itv greatness is thill she ha*

nun of gut. 1 here are no drones who

arc constantly pulling buck when new

enterprise is on foot. If Crawfordsville

had a fewer number ol ''jiod mu^cis" she

would be betlci off, es|cciallv now that

piobablv the last cluinee isollered where

by she can grow to be sonielhini more

than a good trading j,o,

Mel' Ais, of llic Crawt'ordsville ,iu.' says buckwheat is not healthful food ,. serves them right. I.et those who have

I'u reflection don't know but we would ehangc our inind in that event

N i..mi|:i.i.

l'liii.i.ii's, the great imita

tor and orator, will deliver his lecture,

'ourts and Jails, or tlii t'riininals and

the lusiiijc, next Saturday evcninr ai

Mrt lelland Hall. I icket* for sale at Dickev s, 1-oote sand the Jiostoflice.

'iMMoN I'l.l-.As fit KI convenes on ri'l44 Hiiurv Iriltt\' tho lOj},

is tin. l.i*i dav lor commencing suit.-.

nuiVrlfrm its

l-iesh li*11 at Simpson s.

1 re-li tomato catsup at sloau s.mtharil s. yj't.?

Marble topped wash-stand Robertson .v o. lor .fjn

Nice cakes and jnes

liesh and good.

everv dav at Win. Craii:

Ihe latest stvles ol line dic*s nood

I rv's die: tor

others tail to jilei^e

After all

111

iuurtl

allace would have lum

to be.

appeal ...

1 i'-l'-il'(-r

j™"!., ""I"

kucI.

editor «f the ii

cl ll,e to

resolution-, -ubmitt illson I

ieinraTi»)'~itim

vi'ai»/£in

l'oshibly we mavtloo in iiroper tn llertexe

csupjiose tlie Jitneir ineaii.-! ti mn tain a "noutral position" until itci fm

out Inch Ly the |«i|iular side.

1 1Vrf

^('"ar'' vct

to see all the merits of the new'eiiu W

nuii

lie

showing nice suit

can

s.vers, Kb Kalin.

Kcln

Marble lopjied center tables lor sal, in. l!ob(irtsoii Co

:it

pnc

lrom 1- to %i't.

running

Swinging hat racks, with mirror, for £'S at m. Kobertson »V o.'». No

omiiiercial l!o\v.

special attention given to the treat

ment ol chronic diseases bv Dr. Ivtchuii. 1- isher Hlock.

heap John is still on the go, and is

ready to accommodate to anv eves pair

of ins excellent spectae'es

Wi raig's on Washington strect-

lictchon is treating chronic

l'octol

I diseases.

He makes that a specialty

He gncs more than ordinary attention to this department of inedicinc

swallow one's wrath gives trouble

I some times, but is never any trouble to

I swallow good tally candy, especially that

that is made by I'. ],. Langlois.

Farmers, if von want to sell your pro

duce for a good price go to P. R. Simpson

J'o« want to buy any thing

"'0 way of sugars, coflees, teas s+rups

All the above thing, and inanv others,

chabeis. by tho accommodating mi.linger

and solcMiian, W. Raymond.

(,r

1 oan

8'™"' t( K»'

there is the same price to children as to

Brown l"liev have everv thing and

ftr lill( in the ine ()f falIliI

cteppiiip into P. I.. I.anglois', Xo fi

ill be Commercial Row, we saw a nice lot of

quails and rabbits, and were told that

would be found there at all time.

lri 1(

1,e nll

the Winter, and will be served

'"'K up to customers at their tables, or sold

any who wish to buv.

vi rv 1 Wl Ur Cyes boB to f:ul and Wln

courflcinir cheap and worthless specs from some borne poisoned, as they suppose, in the

llle

rtP1

ldLMO

rt,)I u,t ur

181

e-V1'-

'-1''

1 :lr

1 1 brt ilk

SIIAX\OM»AI.i: CM I'l'l S.

-*riie Lafollette« sold to Wm. lirvant

I'ltOH Y()i:\TSVII.I.K.

gratM succes

perous

niakiu

—C hristmiis jiassed merrily witliu-', en penally with tin Mindav school. A

large hristmas tree was erected lor the

bciietit of the children, which wan a

1 lie ,-ehool is in

future. series ol

a pros.

greater advancement* iu the'

liavv adopted the liercan

h-^-oii-. for the coiiiui|r year.

1 uesday alter I hrislmas about

Uventv

men and boys proceeded with

their «i«'» and axes to the woods ot Mr.'

I'lercc and cut and jmtin nice ricks some I

(J or (ir(

health is verv poor. lhmwas done free K'-'

-I.

bushel, llav

ink luis

some land in Ins pohso^ion. ilcis not

verv favorably nupre.sMMl wnli llio up-j

....

Wheat is looking very poorlv in tlii- I 1«

vicinity. I he tields look brown and

hare, and bv the way 1 wonld remind

Ilmisll.lt Si'innil.mastTit. bv l.d- "ot (had vet, so that we niav c.\|)ect next ward bggleston.edilorol /Imrlintml ll' int harvest to be slim.

a story Inch has appeared in weekly in-1 William l'nec. o| Miller counlv, stallnii-nts in the columns ol thai jiapcr Mish uri, writes that times are hard out

there. Monev is scarce, and salt is $7

per barrel. lie thinks il is a healthy

couulrv and is as j:ood an appetizer as

I Hosteller liillers. He went out from our village last Autumn.

Alujah O Neall is cnculatiiif the

jietitiou lor the 1.. I. ^i. L. Hailroad

in our townshiii. Ih? lnw already the

proper number ol names.

1 would sav. for llic benefit of ihose

jiersons who prize the .bu itNAi. so high-

lv, that ill jiav for one copv lor one

-ar, which ill be monev the pocket

of the juiblisliers and will save those who

have buut:lil their nckets

CI ti in im I

the trouble

of hunting over town lor their jiajicr, I

out.

when thev find it, is nearlv worn word to the wise is sufiicient

^ounlsville is all alive tor news.

a goodly number of Magazines-

Hros. I). 1'. Met lain and lv I'. uw

crsluue |ust dosed a ]uotracted nieeting

a paper

sack of it, with a roll ot butler and a bit of syruji, and it will chiuiuc the condition ol atlairs wonderlullv, as to th^r (. ,,. ticul::r brand.— luJiiiim Amirinni.

arc both live, energetic men, honoring

the cause thev esjiouse

McMaken. I or more than a month the

attler had been living on short rations,

in order to lie in jiroper iraninm lor the

wedding fea-t. but they were married

quietly in vour citv, and started at once

s( I .es aecordmglv so. Mr. Fditor when

those weddings go oil vou must positive

ly allow me to 'elluse.

—The railroad excitement down here

is increasing. 1 oM I\ 11

1'HOM KKKDKKICKSIU'Kt

(inifort lackmgs and quiltings have

been the prevailing amusements with ihe voung folks for thejiast week.

—W 1. Harris and John Kellv. sli oeni.iki i.*, ha\e di—olved jarlncrshiji.

—A. J. Morrow, formerlv of 1:

lorrmv

has taken

countv

us.

bet is largi in excess of his supplv

—Jallies l». Johnson, our Democratic

1 ex-Kepresentative, is building a large:

bain on his farm east of town. Jim is a

I first class carpenter as well as a farmer

-Dr. Orear returned home from his

No housekeeper can balTe nicer bread e* teniic.ftoVr to"lhc7a'«t"onbisi"^,,'^"'

than is found daily at tho Wry of dav, looking hale and hearty,'and will I

soon again enter upon his practice,

Tho,,e

ung

percons who intent tin:

residence here next Spring. Sir- Jainc*

F^vans, an olu farmer living two miles'

west of here, is also goinif to build here

next Slimmer.

mentioned for sale at Wm. Kobertson & —Several farms in this vicinity have C'o.'s will be shown to visitors and cus-

lale

lns

V(m

HolJ

°uthard s. I-.vcrv thing tuckv for $l,70'i

changed hands. Win. A. Brown

'-"'"ght one share in the old Ananias

row

rCHt

estate, and expects to buy the

-'acob Stoner lias sold -iO acres to

Jls so Marion fo1

"W ""es to a Mr. Spark-, from Ken-

—I see through the .loriiN.u. that you

had quite a spirited tune at your railroad meeting on the 30th ult. We arc in a

situation to say oin lemons," for we

ha\e a railroad of our own under head-

way, known as ihc AnderMUi, I.chauon ft St. Loins Uailc^ud

WAI Mrln K.

X\ A\ KI.ANI) SCHAl'S.

I —ChristmaH night M. NV. (ircen

peddler, but go to ICmmons', at the sign stable of .Mr. Watson The horse lin-

watches, and get a pair of his pered several days and then died I

'I hp (iood saloon presents about the Name

aj)|L'urnnce it did on the mornim of the

loth ol .1 inic last.

—"Id Mrs. Haddassali Coy died Dec.

1*71, nffabout 7.1 years.

John Shepherd and Miss Kllcn

condition, and wc are hopeful of wer married on 'I hursday, 4th inst., by ltev. K. F. Caldwell. Tlicy have our best wishes.

—Mr. Han.-bcriy, siiper.iueiideiil. of

bridge building on the I.., C. & S. \V.

Railway has rented a house and brought

his family here. lie proposes to become

a permanent citizen. Mr. Ripley, the

il Move 1 for the ben-' 'uj»criiiteinlciil of track laying wants to

Mr. Mullen, ot this village whose' ^ring '11" family here also, but cannot

of charge and was a commendable act. af.n(.i, and .some enterprising man who

ju^l rftiinnl

Mihstuin, wIutc lit* lias been btokmi: alter

'"'"si- .|Ustnow. IIoiim-~ aie very

from 'I'K.k.- \\onM

M,!IH

tin \\i-ll ft imom

bmltlinp? to nt.

tK'Mratn'f of ih» eonntrv eritieal '«unlition lor fourtocn weeks

funnels ot the lacl that chintz huirs are

-Hon. Jos. Ii. Kordicc. known to ma--

I'rcsbvterian church.

stock low. I lence it is hard to juiy up.

Maxwell Marshal

rectors— I.

iiioii,

Some four diflerenl dailies and about, .., ,, i, iiunri i.iver ..... ... .. gar Creek, Silas l'etertion Wavne, John

twenty diflerent weeklies are a ken. with .. .. ... ,* I paint am all dis .. II. Shue I'raiiklin.John llnw ark,

IJas. Dolierty Coal Creek. Levi Curtis:

Scott, Cico. lleckathorn Madison, li. F,

,, ... .... .. ruddock Hrown, J. \. Diirbain. Ilipit W e.slev, and are now holding another ,,

at Millsl.oro, I-ountain countv. hev i, ... I llrout. A. W

Davis, our wealth stock dealer led to readers to the advertisement of a .Vic lit- 1 Hopr* Cmim tuns Ufr.l Suet.

the hvineneiil altar Miss I-.lizabeth Ann I We uiniiiriilnri/ in another column, ihe '»mi mi.1 nl! l-.nij,ti,n.

lor the Last, so he ha* to make up for other commentaries arc claimed for it:

leading men of that citv as well as other

place*. trust this tnilv valuable

work ma) have a wide circulation iu our

1 coinmtiuitv.

Al No rcrilt Mort».

lliis linn, with their usual eiilerpiise.

oiler the following to the public:

Mind

l'lis

foruicrlv of 1 avelte

up lus residence ith

wurlli

51"

per set. villi sell

low prices, to close out men gloves and

mittens, toidess than wholesale price. J.a-1

dies' knit drawers, too many on hand for

the season and must sell. More shawls

than we waul to carrv through the com-

lngiMiinmer. Ail overstock ol men's aud

l,0 S clotl ,or tllls t,,ncl tlie vpur

0vercont

back seats in tlie church here and nt Un- «t 50 ccntsa yard. I

ion Chapel .luring services, for the re-

spect they should have for tl.emselve- I

and imrents. should either stav at home

or behave better when tl.cv go to church. I 'j"

«-'.000. Al *prv has

each had a valuable

«'»pes. I hey I —Rill 1). I. Travis delivered a radical

warranted temperance lecture at the Methodic

church 0,1 llic

night of Jan. 2.

I —The "corner grocery," or rather the

'"diaimpolis. A large stock

lc1 aud biow-u muslins, as low'

8 ,c colton

'flip Ktncal Mlnrk

Of atchts. .Jewelry and Silverware for

the holidays can be found at Hildebrand

KleinV ',0

Oil. .11

bill of .Ian. 1?71, and elected the follow- therefore, rejncsenling himself i- -ucli

mg ofliK r~ ami I Mri (tors Pres. Stam 1 iigciit is necessanlv an inijiostor

IJutton, Vice l're ts, David Enoch and 4« Cnr\r loiiv .lolin amjibell N-e. A. W. Lemmon Trcas. Jus. Heaton, .Sen. Supt. John »r. CSl...l»'

Smith. I»i-1

.T II ll-ill S tlilli-1

.las.

land. V. XV. Clark, l'ete Hvrd, Jos *nv-1

der. Jacob routinan, II. J. oleman su-

.... l*y, Levi lleox: Walnut, Ilimiiiba .........

a I

mM(ix.

Ill

A1..VM0 TA'lTl.l NtiS. l.tTBKAKV XOUCKS.

I k.n, is. ,--.vj,.,

—On lhursdav. .lanury -1 Mr. Isaac W desiio to call the attention ol our Hoyil C"»m Curt," 7'tllri.

testimonial.* of Drs. llodge, ol Prince

ton, and dev. ol incinnali, and ol our

I'iofessors and I'astors jirove that it is a

valuable work and |list the book for the

tune*. 1 lie following advantages over

lost tune on his own rations. And still 1. 1 he lateness, freshness and original-

another. James Wilkinson has taken ".V of the learning it contains.

his second wife in the person of the wid-1 Its convenience, allording a com-

I would sugcest that the cause of so inanv

iiw Livingston, ol 1-ountaiii county-1 l'lete and satislaclory commentary on the

And still they go. John Hani and Miss' whole Ibble iu a -mglc volume ol conve-

baiah Margaret White have taken each

'oilier lor belter or for worse. If vou! would allow me lo efluse a little I

weddings is the jiresent cheapncssof hog,

hoiuinv. and calico,' and also—the bit-1

ter cold weather, several, or at least

two, of our wealthy old bachelors, liav-

nig become convinced thai the matrniio-

mal voke is easy, juul the connubial bur

den light, have resolved to govc-n thein-

nient size.

J. Its numerous illustration* hich arc

well and adniiraldy exreuted. •1. A general table of contents, and Bi

ble dictionary add to its value

'). Ihe tvjioL'raphy also ctceHeirt

the juiut clear and of convenient stze

and the binding durable.

he Rev. John M. Boal. a general agent,

has show il u* the teslimomalH of ihe

minister.* ol Indianapolis and we see ou

his ordei book a long list ol ministers and

t-iet l.anib to cut and make vou a jiair

of those nice fitting, (nshiona'.ilr pantaloon?.

lIllili'brHiiil

nv of vour readers, who has beini lying Ports from which coniinerce was driven

with a Compound fracture ot the an-

—Sam Moore slnjis a car load ot hogsj

oIIilciiI

urin

KIWii

l'ay sjiccial attention lo rc|iairing

Watches a p.] Jewelry, at No. 'J. Fxchungc

Mock. oO-o

.('H llrN*iiiiil4tr.

Mis. I-:. A. Mci !ntl has recent Iv secured

from Richmond a sjilcndnl new dres-

makcr She also keeps on band a full va

riety ol patterns. Rooms in McC lelland

building, up stairs. Call and spe. i.:

Chemistry is furnishing us new audits for fuel, force, food, and inanv other lmlortiint aids over those we once pos.ses.sed

'.i .« j* I »"\er are vinteci all tlir vear with inipu-

kle is im|ii(iMiig slowly, and his |ihysr and West kept tonalities* by their dcle-

cians have hojics ol saving his foot. The I terions iniasms arc now tilling 11 with

week ol jirnvcr is beinir obscrNiMl bv the populations under the jirotection ol A

--Our nierchauts arc calling loudly on

their customers to settle uj. The far

mers complain that money is scarce and

week. 1 hev have been verv lull thesaleot worthless spcctadc.s by

,"tr*'«

1,1

Sjo.oO

\la^k:^ Mink, «ul -tnjM', S?1, at Nio», Mark ,'otiy s«'t, wurih St. at 2..'0 I'jtio «,M«rn»iin -i-h. H«M th •, at ITJHi Sihoriuti 'juirrol, worth 6lu, ht .'n ChiKin-ii"' Fnr, orth §4, uj 'J.'.O Men'- Fur Cu]lai", worlh Sin, at t.(M

Fur Collar*, wurtli S7. at 4.W Mt-n Nutrm Fur, at horn,: 81.- 0 lo M«*n'* FurTapv, w«.rth 9*'. at 4.(x» Mm' Nutria aixf S«-al Seal Caps, *vorth i.'.""

John (,i\ i.-r i.- doing a big business with his poitable saw null, running dav

and night. I hi demand on htm lor lum-

A full line of dress goods for less than

fust cost. A full line of notions at very

money than the K00tl«

cosi thev were made from.

St rm Ved 8t

l*»n»

I he new year bas opened, (indiiig us I

generally prosperous in this locality

Mr. J. J. "iVren is going to build a fine °,

Ml grades

ii- plain and fancy cassiniers, cloths, and

N,I

l' »". ".whw, Irish l.n-,

1 at pncCS w, ch vou Wl11 ll wc

1 ,ls th, be lmu1 hl hcr

in 1C

.••••: —r--'.—• on raw material 111 Irelati«l. In line mlkfl,

prmg on account ol an advance

1'HOM II jpojdin^, \alonr.s pliuds, .Iitpano^o ^ilkw,

T( rU ns

1,lr

"'rduroys, etc., wc have a

^toik, and will make prices as low

lo SiUno ,u 1

"ught

in La-1

^as K! cents per pound. I 'I' "V

A beautiful stock of dress prints no heapi-r than our neighbors. Nice stock

of jewelry at almost any price. Also, in

the same show case, 000 pairs of the best $1.00 kid gloves in the world 4,000

worth of ladie.-'shoes of all kinds child-'

ren'n shoes of all sizes and kinds men's

andjboy's liiin and light boots all sizes

and kind.'., that we have marked down to

a price that will make vou all want to

buy. IJcing anxious to reduce our stock wliuh is now complete in everv part,

there is no doubt but that vou can save

money bv calling at Aliens' No Credit More.

O A A E S

I or I

for

Consult I.JJinb. rv... .V

I*nnib

Cut» the best fitting shirt kiiown*

A. I.mnb

Are n^eiitM for (Jlrncroyy & ltnttcru'kV fuj-hion^.

Onlfy A Lnmb

ant to i-ec all their old and new friend*

nt UMr

lot oil whicbit was bituatcd and what rc-1 Hull's Vegetable Sicillian Hair Ite-

inains of the Kennedy grocery building,: newer restores to bald heads a fine healthy

hop *)hop.

f»r$-l.r0,

f»^lnonable tailoring parlors,

tip

b\ their t« iribb-

nitv ow Maljy tl01i tt

s,',,),

er A) lie Cure, lhcir atlljctnifr Chillr and I c\cr arc so ellecluallv cured bv tin* reinedv that the disease no lonjrer turnpniipiatniu ahide or destroys the settler il lie ventures upon Us inlected district".--htizritr, n'i' /t' .)ln.

:. I'liriiicru, lipwiirv ol lni|»u*.(i»r*4.

I to (. inciiinati this week. Certain jiaities have been traveling

I Ihc public schools both close neit'

OVir

M'J'itgouiery county and effecting

rcpre-

si ntinn iheniselvenas thcaf/entsol heap

.bilin. '1 hat farmers and their lamilies

Agricultural Meeting. niav be on their guard against such imllic Montgomery County Agricultural |iostors. I state that I never enijdov anv

ftoeietv held their annual election at the agents of anv kind, for the sale of anv of

ihc Treasurer, on Miturday the the articles in which Ideal- Anv one

1)r- f,u,wl

Still,

I.lv«'r Fills.

1,r (,u I,lvfr A llt

l-iv«?r I'ills cure('onstij.ation,

,)r C,unn I

lur I'lllicurc Hilious Fever

lr. Ciunn's I.iver Pills cure Headache

Dr. Cunn's I.iver 1'ills cure I.iver C'om-

1 1

—i

ea.ses arising from a dis

ordered Liver, and miasmatic causes.

One jull a dose—sugar coated, f-ohl bv

MofU-tt it llooe and K. J. Hinford\- liro

Crawfordsville.

fsec rv. I 'I'll Vli IV

iin uni.i.

Cream -urr» ltrh.

lioytl ('ream itrcr Sfnihlnt.

tam Clirtll rim}ll

I lie lu ilishA

ii/ tht

It is mild and pleasant to use, lnghlv |ierfuninl, contains no poison, and is osiieciallv adapted to children. Sold bv Moflett llooe and I.. J. Ibulord, C'raw-ford-ville. inaifyl

erions llt'lillliv

WmJi yiooiny sj.irii-, tl. itivi!niiiui) i«j^ n. Iu-*. ..t |ov r. ilnr.v htwul. ..f tnoiimry, »»h-l tliictii. fu impcfrn-M- mi.I iniKf ••illtv. fiihi it nirt'* in li I Ml'UVb: )"V uoMkoi'A iiii(. .si'hciFif .\u. t:\ryEWHT. I i.f tin*

iiioii v:tluaM.

Mun

Mnr«-1. S. n.iruil one*) (o iiiHrrix^o i«• nu»\i Ni- HioiIumI ihotii.

mud re.'1! titin-'tit.^ •1 trnut

i•mat

nvi'luj^. N... Si

ami oir'til:u •*-rut fr«-o in ..1,|c| lros U.-wnril Koljof .A-«.ormti.,ii Ninth

A.l Utli

t. I'liihololjiliia. l'rmt.

W A N E

ANll-.l) A good business man t•'] take an inioH'H a -afo unul r« .juiroil fiom S^.utxf to S'j .mmi. 'I'o mI'ttjsPiit Htrnk t« tho al oxi. «nnu,tit j»oo.l »trr« r...-iiiiM] .Hk.u I.I,I |». IIAI.KV.

hvj'IhikI,

In*J.

I E

W I I li 31

IIANNA & CRAKi.'

t'*' o»rs fa lhmnn A 'Ji*on »j,.-

MVHItV & SALE STABLE

Eolith .-ido t| It' 1 ol,

C'ra IbrdNvl 1 lt,

ml a na.

Ponies mil lo fiinu»-hod «ith «ontl#» to,.|tj, find ooinfortuMe i»« o:in he fuiind Mi tho ott) 1 he MaUos are ooinnKMLoim. imd fin

imom'

horses iI ho f»-«J mid Httviidfl tn j't jouyonulle with to liiiv

HORSES AXD milesNEW

Mill.

VS II

lilcil •.! I !1 l,!« I ?r.

jr 1: s.

S A W I S

10,000 Saw Logs Wanted

WAAV 111

T.» I'un '^i.or

SAW

oasr

ill l.iu

d«llVo

ooniph'to.

arc not

SHARES.

titohfj in tho mtuth

I al slalioi.* on oifnor .f tho rmtion

«o Hill |i»y tin- hiKhopt prioe in cn h.

\V«- f.l««i hu\ b|

Ke*Sn w!ii|r.

olnnt, oj.lio n-11 Iimii-'

••I

now iu fijioriun 1 Hrliliiory

hot. WollAM

a a N

nrl*l(fe, II it ii nutl IIonso I'uttorna

A I ii it

I a A ii in

fnncj Iron Picket IVimt ..

in a

'hnn Huotl pjekot«».'-

Mill norfh

Jnnotioii.

*ldo of no0i- th*«

R. 31. & W.C.LOCKJIiKT.

JPATEWT RICHT EXCHAWCIE.

INDIANA 'E.VTUAI,

Patent lliglit Exchange,

-No. 10, North Illinois Nlrrel.

INDIANAPOI.IM

Dr. B. C. & E. 0. FRINK, Proprietors-

•^Svtid fwrCircular.

-ir.&'S'jiU'iidr'l liio

KLVIvTFK.V.ii. fiOBtUS A

LECTURE.

Saturday Evening, January 13,

The "Prince of Orators,"

WENDELL PHILLIPS

Will Deliver Ills New and Popular l.crlurc Knlilled

(01 UTS AXD JAILS, the RIMIW!. AND ini: i\sv\ii.

for tin b-in-fit ol the business the I. nitcd State* as the('hiciiro 1 is pan! entirely out ot the English Assets

Ihc 1 r.mklin is onft ss( dl\ tin- stKin^t-st .\iiicric:iu ompanv ei surplus over liabilities than anv other

I he International is an old Quaker Companv and proui|'t iiess jmvinc losses

'71. Holidays.

tiiblishment in the city.

iiti!i:

an I'l.t.-nt tln'y rlriko oh-m- «it tl*«rM.i ,.f ih«* muttoi, up tli« in, nn«-vt iht».1 i»n*l iriipjot !,|V uthl Mlulity to Mm- uln»* ituiii• Tlti-y 1n«c rnrrtl «»?•-. I'jjr-f, i', |(fi |»:i. Kit jl«* fi tUiil l:ijy4- uhii-h ^. iy iinhorfiint in i»r »Ki or 3l }k

^in^lf

l«r.x

l'oris»iU»hy :nt.| *.«-nt l.y mnil »m r**c» ipt of Ihwoprithir Vr'ii.'.Mf t«.. IXnuulu-Mt. Sfv ).'i ]..r

I- Il nf»r.l I'.jo. ,io J.:\l

Oil Jlurrliifco.

iliijfy for \i.ini}* iik 11* firnr-

mmI hIhix

«-t« of

in r»il\ xi 1 «•.

THOMAS A THOMAs. Agents, Crawfordsville, Iud.

BOOK STORE.

N A N

Holiday Present.

1" oin the Ftuubt Book Fublialietl down to a Two-Ceut Toy

G-O TO DICKEY,

•A.T THE CITY BOOK

No. 2, I.xehange Itlock,

AMicre he lias received llic finest and best selected ^ioek"«niol. "co

Ida) (.'oods ever brought to ('rntirord.silllc. Kemeinber thai his

slock Is the newest and his prices the lowest of any similar es.

A W A E

CAMPBELL fe TINSLEY

HIi All Eainds M*

Horse Shoes,

TOE CALKS.

HORSE NAILS,

Horse Shoe Iron, HOUSE RASPS

And All Other Kinds of Files.

Sii?n of Ihe Circular Stnv, Opposite the Court House.

O O S

Hall

Tickets, 50 Cents. Reservrd Seats, 75 Cents, ciiimi (ioodN

On sale at Diekej's, Foole's and the INistoillee.

Doors Open at O'clock. Coniinenee at 0'Cloek.

INSURANCE.

I'M It 10 ISI liAACI

Total Cash Assets Represented.

NORTH BRITISH & MERCANTILE INSURANCE CO OF

LONDON AND EDINBURGH, Total Gold Assets, $23,400 000 FRANKLIN OF PHILADELPHIA, Cash Assets, 3,208,918 INTERNATIONAL OF NEW YORK, Cash Assets, 858,455

TilK AB0U FKil KKS SHOW TIIK COMHTION OF THKSF COM-

PAMF.S AFT Kit PAVING TIIKIK CHK.UiO LOSSES OF 0VKK

S:UI00,000, AND THIS V.1TH01T CALLIMi ON STOCKIIOLDFRS

mi p.i has 1 -l.i in I'sted iu ibis eonntrv. which will remaiii

i:xrv

A W O

Mom- I'ronl.

IS NOW "HOEOETA7"XJTG

IfOM N i: A\-

A vci v. I.ai ui-and 1.0111).Ictc tock ol

possessing a great-1

noted fsr it.s stn-nglh. fair dealing

FALL GOODS,

A I l.KSS MIAN MARKKT IMIKT.

In* tl S|»«'-i)il AtO'iilion lo uur

HOODS AM! SHAWL DEI'AKYIHEX'I'S.

I it wlncii mi] be

ii* In

Lnrircsl iiitd iicajK'sl arict.v of («oods cvor Shown'

l»V U^i Niiirr h:i\t» Im'imi ill

of all kinds and qualltl^, BI.A.VKKTS. SHKKTIVG'S

-Aii'I I.I.Nl-N (iOOIjs ot f'Vi-rv

»-*ri.in..nd Nnrmrinv. Jeans. jivsiincK's. »atciinoof and Beaver Moths,

Ill.Af'K (:i VC(i[.(l|i:n S||,K».

11 )H*I (.MUVr-..

I'ndiM'wosn-. iiiKi 14 illxii ,.

Alnl lull Iilic ol

Alj.MOKA1 & i:IHOSSEI) SIvlltTH.

MAKh'El) AT TIIK LOWKSI' ASM FHJURES.

'r V'

Cull anil i'.vaii)in« our prices as

lro'l nlictiifr jo» wi.sh to purchase or not.

SILK VFI.VB/rN,

l-.vf iv iiMicli' in Kin- M.-.ro i-i '.!:i

show our f.ooriN

C. M. CRAWFORD.

book store.

At iheOlfl Reliable ...

CORNER BOOK STORE

You Will Find for Presents

Miscellaneous, Juvenile,

AND TOY BOOKS.

BIBLES, ALBUMS, WR1TIH8 DESKS,

p°et folios,

(Jlove and Handkerchief Boxes,

TOII.KT SKT* A.\l

in Variety.

T1IK LITTLE ONES

We Have

IN I

IM:K.

1VIIIIII.

TIX, Iitox inrn CIIIXA

Too numerous to mention, aud must

Beei1

to be appreciated

Also, Sleds, Waff-

oils, Oarts, Toy Gig-a, etc., etc. And al

though our stock Is not all new ws hATe

0D8 ln ur UneUlui

MinuiiiMiUti, hftUBA in til* A V- I 1.

house in the city. Aud having- had sever-

nl years experience in the business we

of f2.000.inni think we have made a selection of Goods

72:

from which you can be suited. As to prlo®

we propose to sell as low as any perma-

nent house in the city.

*.Don't mistake the place, Corner Main

(tuid Grinm streets.

I.. A. FOOT*:.

O N O I N S O N S a a

LECAL NOTICES.

^fsSIClXEE'S XOTICE.

lins Ivi-n npi.,.mte'd the inalU'r or J„. -'•Iiri Altfii, Iiiitikrnpt. JOSEPH X. FUI.LESW1UEH.

Jtilll 1M *Ti

BANKIiri'TOY.

Iliih 19 (Ugivu noticp Ihfll on tile Sillh .if lii-i-i-ml-t-r, A. !., ]87l,» u-tumut in Imnkrupt.'Y Isstwl n^nmst III. vsiHte of Andrew W Snmli, of Crn« lord.villc, in tlie oonntv of JlonlKnnivrv, sin.I stnlpof Imhnim, who lis. hni-n ndjudged ii bankntjit,on liisoim pctltiun Tlmt tho I'Hj men! of imy di'lits nml delivery ol

iI.mi

j' hit U«=

kdv

Itv luu- ()„,(.,

QOMMISSIOXEIVSSALE.

lirop-

jngoiLMo such Muiikrii|it lo him," or fur nml the transfer of imy proiiflriy bylilin

n.....fl....

~r .1,-*'

i- fortull«*n »v law thnt mating of 'the'ered

,, ovo,h

1 1 1,1

/•'•'lilt Of iWnkruntcy, Of K^nnorly ,(• H'runh

II In- h.'M lil tit tho rHNVf.-rilsviHo, Imlmnit, l»-fort 1' P. Kennotlv l.-.j., U» iiwt«»r, on tlit' IjJth iluv of Fcbnutrv, I' In?2. at 10 oYlock

ii. nKN .1. SPOONEH.

I .. Marshal. liet. of In).,

Notion o* hrvohv given tlmt on oi nft*r f..m* Itoin drtto h'.Tcof, 1 will Hell at ptivat** nal« in jnir-UHttoo of an onler of the Court of Com. ir.on IM»-h« th- following ronl estate \o Mont^ontmy wmiii}-. ln.iiHMR, to-wiJ: A fractional parlor tho .-outhMowt {iiHrtcr of section seventeen (17) ui township •o'.onteen (17) north, of range throw honn«le«l as follown, he^*nnluK tweutf tiA-l 10.U oant »»f tho northwoHi corner of th« oj.-t half of

shi.I.ptfirtfr

«eotio:t, runninu theoce

ra^t to tho middle of Hacoonn Creek, thence down •*.11.11 n-«-L t«» 11. Myerri' lino, thonoonorth t») thonorth lino .-r -hi't (pinrtor -ootmn. thonce eant u, I .Hi.n t\*«*titv isth r«»dn 4»f tho not theu^t corner ol tht? wont hall of paid «ju:»iter Hoction, thooce *'"iih twouty (2n) rod«, tl.onoo ennt fortr (40) i.mIm, thenoo north twentv CJu^roil}! to the

J»la« of iH'uinnin/?. ANo, pnrt of the west hulf ol the uorthuoM «juaHor of «ociion eightem (IK) I mwn^hipand rango nfero-niij, hounded ah foltowe hi'tfimuriK twoMv-lhreo (23) polof« and fttteeu (1ft) 11nk- noi tli of tho h(Mjtlion»t ournor of hhuI went half of iHid «ji«u»rtor nertion and running them ttnrty-fivo polc.-»,Ono and on**-hiilf ft-id. thenoo north fifty (,M») pole*, thonoo ra"i* ihirtj -tivi- i8.'») poh"*, n(,|. hr1 ono-haif (IV.) loot, flo'tioo

lit fi itv polOH to ho plftro «if ho^intnnu.

oontniniiitf l«»s'*t)n'r twontv-«o\on and ono-half rJT'j,) aorojt more *»r loss, tho proi»ortv .f Uoiija. in in hi io, defended. Into of

r',,T

hmki

i.kmh.—Oho

county

third oA»h in hand, tn« tliird In

n»ti»- month* ami tho le^idue in cighfeenmonthp. ili«- l»nr. i«oi-^ivinj* his noto with interest for tho doforrr-d paym-nU. HF.N T. 1UST1NK, docJlwl O«nimin«ionor.

^OIT('KTl) STOCKHOLDERS.

V-tu.(- liclrl.y X'Vl-n In ilelltnjllrDt -ulMcrlll' ii, tin- cui,nut Hini-k or tiio rniu-riiidniiu. ,v I 'MiipiU.- CimipHnv lliHt

iiiiK.h9

'il IhUkiu-c dm' li.-ir iiI

inivini'iit

Micj.

pt mi. In-' nin'lf

to tho ti«-u«.iirer nf s»id roin}mnv, on or heforo. tho tir-l diiv of Fehrunry. 1h7'j. thoirnto.-k bo«nh. -onhod will ht? dcohtred l«.if.»jtol

Uvordorof the lo:trd. rj. W Hl'TTON di ijluH Prem lent

l^U^flO^SoflCK. fI S O ii

-MA»

rORti!*VILt.R.

INI)., 1)vO.

]?:i

•'"•okholdors of ihu LoeftnHport,

f'td*\iIIp

Sotithwos.torti

HmiIhuv

Att,.wj

O It Iv

CotnpHny

Hv ordor •I. 11. I'AHIS. (jir.

mi«

horol.y notitieil tlmt an eloetion wt!' he hitlil I in thh otnpunv otfiee. in th«« oily of t'rftwl ird" *.th-, Ind., nt 1 o'olook !•.m., ThuYsdwy, ,lunum\

J.i, IhTJ. for tho pnrj.o«e of eloetinu thirteen Ihi( tor* to «ifrTo until tho noit reanlftrunniifii Hv iwilor iiinv ur olootion.

John lhe. Prc§id«ui.

DIS8OLUTION NOTICE

Xoticc of Dissolution.

XT O lit i* horohy given that the firm crt1 iituo, Hoots A Co., in the Door, 8h*Iot

kii.^

Hhnd fm-tory, hits hoen dissolved hy niutuni eon••'•nt. I h« now rtrm of Hoots A- Cunine in uuthorI uod to itntko !(U oolltvtioinj nnd pay nil indehtf l-

K. M. CANINE, .r. f. Boors,

I'^-.Jl.lvl JOHN H.OANI.M:.

Notice of Co-Partnership.

XT "11* 1- hereby given that the undersign*.I ll huve formed eo-imrtnerj-hip under tho firn tmine of Hoot.s A Canine, in the tmainctis of inhking ]Joor», Sft.h nnd Hlinda, aud that we will oontmuo nt tho ])r? Hrnneh Factory. A «hare vf th** public p»tronm in ^olieited. y-'r J.F. BOOTS. ivc. -i, JOHN H.CANINI:.

Dissol 1 oi of I'aitiierslii

VT^IH i.i lierehv ^iven tlmt the pArtuer.*hi' horotofore existing hotween John S. Orotvn mid Hohort .M. Kntn?«y, under the tirmnAine and *tK-oi ltrov\n .t liAinsHy, has hecn dissolved bT jniitiiiil r»n«ont. .Mr. lUinsay rotiring from the bn-i»s* of th« firm We take this opnertntntr of rotuitmiK our sincere thanks to our old friend'* Mnd ii-tou or» for their past favors and uniform kmdito-* in t»iu- hiiMineBv relations.

JOHN S. UROWN, UOUKRT M. HAMijAV.

ih Jull.

1 In a a in a a ii A a

A in a a

koorn»her,

it N O W N ..."

Dissolution of Pnrtnershi])

^ITH I. |'Hi tner^hip heretofore exiMmff between 1. th- nndortigned under the tirni nuine of Jinnn.i 1 tiro»-n wii! dissolved hy mutual connont «»u tho iirtlh diM i.f I

1«7I.

«,rn\i tord5ViI

S I I A N N A

I A E S N I

a 1 1 I

HAIR JEWELRY.

ELIZABETH WALDON

XIII'.H

lluinaii Hair

A NI) MANrPAClTHES

Braids, Switches, Curls,

Waterfallfiy dfce., Ac.

WOhk

iloue in good ttyle. Will call at pt iTMle houses luir or work at her shop i*hop over

OiuI.audaiens iuim

-lore,

4i4u4m«'?»

t'i:«Mford-vdle,

Intl.