Crawfordsville Weekly Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 1 February 1872 — Page 3

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I O N A CUAW'KtiKDbVlLl.i:. !, IflT-1. E i'm. A i:r i: A i, ru: i:

MKKTINCi.

rill' ('nilIII)' »u\riiliiiu III IIH I'I S s( IIr-

iliiy, l-'clit-iiiirr 10.

At :i meeting tliti Montgomery

(*uiiity lC-]iililiciln (Central Committee,

held at tlie .lontSAi. office on Pal unlay,

Dt'ci'iiilii-r• !(, il was rt—•«!\cl t.i lmlil

iniuw veil lion ui the 'o irt lloiii

1 ii

Arci-riiini: lo the ratio ol repiCNenta-

lion agreed upon In- tlit- Statv (VMral

\nuinittec, Montgomery i-oitntv is in-

tit Inl lo 1M 1 elevates, di villi among the

.*c\eral 111wnsli11is as itilluw.s: Drown,l!

I'"

than nioni-v to

-L_

iiTV AND VICIMTV

I'KMn Sloel ison the decline.

Mt:x of faith

tmvii.

Kun I.kk

wih ln»n in t!iN

far not jroncrally known.

Small

wocl:, transarloil nil l)n.sinoss

day. ...'•,t:'v

1 0 1 1 1

"f I he I., W.

ast

.Monday

the Winter.

thermometers stood at 12

ltu fame ol Cheap John has spread

abroad. IL- received a letter from Jef

of Illinois.

I ill: 1ituville (l'a.)

S.it unlay, Keliruarv In, :il 1 o'clock I

tlio liepul-

tu i-elecl delegate" to attcin

jiii

thc i-j.i .,r

State 'oiivi-Tiiii.ii in

February.

•tint v. a

boys have, timing

P-'UIEN. 1.F.W WAiZirK liidn

^Dlt. Tl"ni.i: L*r„ diseourairingly!^''

small audience at Center Church last

Sunday evening.

ivKR three hundred houses lu:ve been

erected in this city since the completion

Tnr. Wallace sisters" will -ive tivo „f'

their entertainments al Kluroth M-iI,

Tnc letter of "A. Voiinker," from La

doga came too late for publication. Oth

er county letters are aNo crowded out bv

railroad mutters.

•C. 1). imtkiikap,

delivery next week. county ford

the excitement now going on over

the new railroad and machine shops don't

forget the Republican Convention whsch

comes off on the 10th inst.

ferson City, Mo., the other day from a

gentleman who wanted a.pair of his spec-

taclcs

he 1'oust

House will change hands

next Tuesday, the present proprietor,

Mr. George ilishop, having sold the fix-

lures ami furniture to a Mr. Alexander,!

-"?3K ino

Asbury Chapel, eight miles from the city

oil the New Kiehinond load, last b.ilur-!

day night. His subject was, "Men As

Find Them."

HAi

A I'lto'i

*••V

progress at the Newlighl church, six

miles north of the city, on the old plank

road, l^uile number of persons have

...united with the church.

lack,

I'liol'.

ence at McClelland ilall lasi Thursday

night. Lvery+mdy expressed themselves

us well.pleased with the entertainment.

trade prosperous. Dry goods are in ac

tive demand. We find the grocery trade

good, and grocers sav they never had a

more prosperous Winter business.

Jhk

latest poetical effusion appropri

ate to the times is the following:

sc\ie\ hi?4 nriti.

H* «hvo howl, nnl then hi unit.'.!,

I 'P i'

HoliUKT.XlMLi.T.^lu.

punlon. Kir, 1 tnpuut no hit no I but that's where I've viuN'iuut»J!

The price paid was $l-|S.2o. The steer

liUtG.siirj iirerautitm against the dreal are offered at prices lens than I

(•,eiit

cattle buy-1

was raised by Sylvester Hopping, ol

Vountsville, and was live years old. Ho

also bought ol Ike I'avis one steer weigh

ing I.7K0 pounds lor which he paid

fl'i.VO. The last one was raised hv

illson, wc hclieve.

vote the aid asksd for.

For

the

sell hia farm, worth ahont $10,0U() and them through the Summer,

come to this city and invent his means

here. 1 his is only one of a thousand sim

ilar instances which should induce us to

South—W.

11.

Uistine and

(-'barley Hatehelder left last Thursday af

ternoon for the South. They bought

through tickets for Atlanta, whence they

will proceed to central Florida, where

they expect to remain during the Win

le-mM his wife behind him.

lliifst:

lauL'htT

it fruitles«

Courier

Moiiilav evening-:

••AS omim.vy.-~

Clark, V: Coal Creek. 1! Franklin, '2 Miuli-- '-lnueut of the "Crawfordsville O

1 Kiph-y. 1 Scum, I SiiL*:ir

,,jrcek. I: 1'nioii. Walnut, If Wayne. 1. .ItiHici'ii Mii.i.kjan, 'liaiiman. "r""' —m~rrT~ixx_

(lidiiianees.

paM

a tes.

make a l^

speech at the railaoad meetiiiL' last l'ri-1

Inn this'

to-ay of the Wallace .Sisters who are in

lie at Klt/.rotli Hall n.\i Siturdav and

We feel justified in saving th-il when- I

,ever liese charming sifters—.lennie, in-

nie and Maud Wallace—with their pro-lii-ion ol gulden hair, tlicii sweet, silvery voices their sparkling anil dashing style, their elegant grace, and charming ways,! return to I itti:vi 11• lh-v will meet with

a hi arty welcome, ami wherever tliev may to the good wishes ol' all who have witni-ssed their fine and unexceptionable acting, and listened to their inimitable sayings, ii i||

ith them. These girK

have a hi11 fulute liel'ire ihi-ni. and I

will stand still higher in the laiikaol'j their piofe-sion. in which, young as tliev

are. they-diine :ts lcight stiii-.

At the meeting' r.f'

In- ity ('ouueil last Monday evening a j,.p

|i 'lilii'ii was presented, asking the pas-1

lire n| an ordinance authorizing the es-!

bland Coke Coin pany" mid the erec-1

lion of suitable works for the inanufac-'

lure of gas and providiiiL' for supplying

the eiiy with il. 'I he petition has the

billowing signatures: .Alex Tboiuson,

'livid llarter, I.. A. Foote. I. ('. Klstoii,

11. S Hraden,

are worth more

and L'rit

I. iifnl('!iajnl Mr. I,cc i^ canva.'—ing

the southern part of this townshipa^ainst

the proposition to aid the T., T. fr't.

Louis Ivailroad. 1 le has a written instru-

ment drawn up iu which il is agreed hv

8 0

"'Pntosit tlmt they wi» work

"P"'

1 1

cd at the Republican Convention on thej enterprise. Mr. Lee certainly innst Think

liailwav. Via

''e proposition, lie

'vi-es the people not to come

a a

l.r.r every towii-hip be liiily repieent-' probably beheld by the friends of the

the people a set of fools, when he resorts

1 S a 0

ommon-

since Monday. The docket is large, eon-:

sisting, however, mostly fif suits on notes,

below zero. fault. The case of the State

1 1 1

next Saturday and Mondav evening :'."f-'lil"'Thecourttried will likely be

morning was the coldest accounts, mortgages, Ac. A great many —The school at the llurd school house

I he mercury in some judgments have been rendered upon de- eonducted by C. l'ag, a young man of

rr.

Frank

remanded by the Supreme'

beginning at P.ethel church on the

the agent for Mark Attica road, and ruuniii

Twain's new book, announces to sub-cri-1 plunk road, thence

bers that the book will he here ready for t'lilb thence down

give

val at McClelland Hall next Tuesday I

eve it

An admission of ten cents will be charged 'k-

I at the door. Oysters and etceteras will I

will be chargeil extra. Kverv bodvis!

invited.

Tit AIM? MATTKRS.

1 Ji Kalin s.

delivered a lecture at

Corik stoves at (i regg\-Sou's.

l'erfeetcd Spectacles at the 0 watches.

1 lard ware down at the bottom piicc^ at

11 regg & Son's.

T. I,. I.anglois the best tally candy

vou ever ate.

rtD meeting has been in

a nice place to get warm meals.

('ross cut saws in laree lots of all kind

styles and prices at Gregg & Son's.

of Indianapolis, and his A big lot of of clocks just opened for ^i'hcv looked pale and haggaid, with deep

class of pupils concerted lo a good audi- sale by Emmons, sign of watches. furrows fretted in their cheeks by a Ion

The liiicsl'and largest stock of table

Gregir &

's.

and pocket cutlery in the market nt S.

making our rounds among mer

chants! and other business men we find

Poll

nent situations by calling or or address

ing F.nsminger & Nicholson

clothes at iili Kahn's —Fisher Block.

I he entire stock has been marked away

down.

Coining events cast their shadows he-'

n.re," and persons needing ft nice bal.y

cnb can l.nd a nice assortment at Wm.

Ihi* (who have taken the AH kindn «*f Winter inillinerv ami fan-'

ant\ cost at W. N. W'ns-un'ti, corner id Main t» utter were that lie did

^V,l!illi"Kt""^rcet?.

t'M

er, bought a steer the other day in this! 'Craig, on Main street, nearly op-

county which weighed 2,700 pound?-. poite the court House, invites farmers

and others to visit liia eating room and

get a good warm meal for a fair price.

•A FARMER ol l'lttmim county inform. I X. \Va^n"^inoune"e» to tlio eiti-

and machine shops propoition was sue-! few remaining furs below cost. This is' 1

eessful iu the eominir elections lie u-onl.I in eamesL as lie don'i w.-mi 1- ,-nnv, T-

coming elections he would earnest as he don't want

ter and Spring iu the hope of being proved in health. Mr. Hatehelder was r,11 Lr Ils 1 assortment of all kinds of fresh grocerici married only a couple of weeks ago, and

it was dis°'"- ''i'•

uioney to assist

'l'"1

were -ived

way as to °i fueli lie-ad- canned fruits, jellies and, in fact,

P°x

at once started'

ocg^li

''c.'K

0'10'c'

'"'"I

1 1 0

Ier

\v-'!

estimation of the people ol our i'v lor the tax.

co-t

Any person—no matter how handsome

—may improve their appearance by

dressing nicely. McClure & Fry make

a xpccialty of tine dress goods. Ladies

from neighboring towns will do well to

bear this in mind.

One of the busiest and most interest

ing places in the city is the grocery es

tablishment of Sloan & Southard, corner

of Green and Market streets. Their

stock has just been replenished by a full

They keep the largest and nicest stock of

fancy groceries of any establishment in

the cit v.

liritSED.—Last Htimlay after-

noon the

eitv'w'."\°

P'1 0 0 1

Hi '"'Use ol John Widener, near 1'. IL Simpson & Co., at their room on Master John G. Allen, S. Warden J.

S 0 S 1 1 0

thi" Main street, opposite the Court House, W. Mikels, J. Warden T. .!. Griffith,

The fire are in receipt of fresh staple and fancy Secretary George Gunkle, Treasurer

before gforeries. Sugars, syrups, codecs, teas, John Hiatt, S. Deacon Samuel Mart/.,

every-

this house sells the same grade of'nens on the

Wo yesterday took a look throuph the

large and varied assortment of furniture,

of late and elegant styles, displayed in

the ware rooms of Win, Koliertson A Co.,

No. .^Commercial How. We noted par-

tii-ulariy a splendid variety of heil room

sets, and parlor appointments, altogether

surpassing ijuality and workiuansliip

sip-.i

any thing we have ever

in thi« eitv,

and eipial to anything lo lie obtained

4 sew here. We are ghul to observe the

in liratioiif- of ta-te in our eitv which

tlie-i- things ntliinl.

AI..IMO IVITUMiS.

—The aged pioneer, .lacoli StonM.ia-

er, is not expected to live.

A new hoarder at Milton Watson's—

llli-lte.l acres of SHOW. •Frank Mayt'.ehl, in the our new railroad a

I'rank!

.. ,1. liinford and Joseph

Miliitran. It was referred to the t'om-

tii-a-y.- djir.

stall.

eral pei

land the mumps are next in older, a-s, v- nas I.ar^ent, the plain, blunt, holiest

lo.

after

cln-e about l-'ebriiarv

of lour nionih~.

ltipley lown-lup has helped Craw

lordsville to build three railroads, all of

whieii run through I'liion towiiship.

Now we think that anv man in I'nion

who votes against our road is, to say the

least, ungrateful.

Common I'leas of this county, .ludge day, January 2o, strike out on the voy-

iiistiue ]residiiiL', lias been in session age of life together.

0 1

pr.lml.ly again dur-!

due east to the

•-ugar (.reck to the k. .„

wesMofhe Wntsville and LaFayetto

h'»re

School I'apt ist church will give a festi-

—Sebastinn .^tonebrakcr's fine mare

killed herself the other night by jumping

picket fence.

—James Galloway rolled a log against

his two hundred dollar horse's leg and

crushed it so badlv that he will be worth

less.

—William Michaels and Miss Sarah

Garvey were mariied on Hundav, .laiiu-

arv l!l".

—Gur druggist, George Ammermaiii

i.r.AsCiifi:[ —The Court of and Miss Alice Campbell, did, on Tlinre"

om attt.i:h.

AXKKK'l'OW.V 1THMS.V

0 0

attainments and an excellent teaeh-

in session the full term of three weeks. ehureh was greatly revived and

7 I much good done.

'i eirenlai fox —The question dibeussed at the literahunt will take place to-morrow, the

boundary lines or lines to start from

'e l-rotracted meeting at the school

h."u^

-'"^'1 night week.

ry society at the last meeting was, 'Tie-

I solved that pride and ambition has caused

I more human mwerv than ignorance and

superstition.'' Those on the affirmative

more human

'perry's

were, T. W. Sutton, R. C. Craig

,|„.

near Copes saw mill, thence Till Hale, Balaam Mlmore, Hr. Ilurd,

north t^lkMhd church.

ie, while W. I!. Craig,

„. Hutching. ,h„ Hutehings

I'lc.-Tiv.vi..—The ladies of the Vi CThe ijnestirm was decided in the aflirmii-

.,, .les maintcd the negative.

young folks enjoyed the oysters

A'annice's last Thursday night

—Although health in this locality is

considered good, yet Dr. llurd has not

enjoyed a full night's sleep for a week.

—Hann ibal Trout sold a spall of horses

to Ilauua fc Craig of your place last

Thursday for $2li2.o0.

Samuel Watkins' wife is i,ot expect

kii\.

FItOM THOItNTOUN.

I in* M. ii. church at this place is en

joying an unusual outpouring of the

Spirit of God. A revival meeting has

been in progress for three weeks and still

grows warmer and more interesting.

L. Langloia still offers to the public Some forty or fifty conversions up to this

meeting.

was their quarterly

time. Yesterday

—On my late visit to your city I met

two voting ladies who formerly lived here.

continued profusion of tears. On inqui

ry as to the cause, I learned that tlu-ir

'•fellers" had gone and married some otli-

er "gals," which was very ugly in the

Active, energetic men can find perma- I "fellers." 1 wish to say to them (the

You can save money by buying your

"gals") and all their fair sisters, Heed not

the hollow protestations of the fickle,

over changing dwellers in Montgomery

but hold fast to, and forever rely on, the

the noble, honest and true hearted "web-

footers" of Boone. They will never de

ceive you. One of your Montgomery

1 he above willI be appreciated by many Cherts.,n A.to. ten miles thrott the cold, stayed two

has been for some time paying his

and—well lie went hack with ''ilea

The last words lie was heard

."September.

not expect to

the fair nest

see Thorntown again till

—The railroad feeling is strong. The

local aid for Hoonc county is all made up

and a handsome surplus lo apply where

needed, and all this without any prospect

of machine shops. Montgomery, wc

1 he I-inkle & Lyon "A ietor" sewing of machine shops. Montgomcrv, wc c* ellent goods at the same old chea]

machine has deservedly won a high place tliink, will come up with a gon-1 major- I I.

inajor-

•1 county. Ensminger & Nicholson are the —Uusiness in Thorntown wan better Certain patties have been traveling,

general agents ai this city. |thc past year than at any time since over Montgomery county and effecting

ed us the other day that if the railroad zens of otir county that he will sell his H.WtLIMJTO.M KVICI'ICMS. wti"? tbemseUcsah thcagentool Clicap• j,

of this immediate vicinity arc nnxious to b.* uixttl hvn per cent, in :iid r»f tln» T., T. & H. LmN Kuiir»:il ll«oi. Aiohic

X.one uf the heaviest

Harper, W. x, one of the heaviest

taxpayers, wouM lie taxed three times

two pti- cent, rather than miss it. 1 will

IT've oilier iiamci when space permits.

Suffice it to say that votes are being

made for the tax every day.

•In Monday morning the hormomt-

te.' (or ti mercury in it I stood at 11' be

low zero, the coldest morning and day of

the Winter.

Miss Kid Cox. who was seriously ill

of diptheria and pneumonia, ha« ijiiito

recovered.

bought two ear loads of hogs. He paid

Isaac Cox I per hundred lor tj'l head of

('ruel line ones.

—Many of the citizens of l'rankliii

—Whooping coiiLrh prevail- al .\ lanio, and I'nicn tow iiships will reineniber .In

have, had a cbance -t.o.-la! (^uaki r—tiie noblest work of Cod—who

:h"in. 11 a eoii].le o| vrars -ince removed tu Kan-

I lie public schools will p'neially sas and there died a lew weeks ago.

--The farm trade between Mr. Samuel Million and John

I ItO.M MM! III l.'NIOX.

charge from $30 to $50, guaranteeing that

the patient shall cat on them as soon as

they are placed in the mouth. See card

in this paper. John D. Gilgore, Dentist,

70 North Illinois street, Indianapolis,

Indiana.

Vaccination.

friends suiod around the cold, cold grave agents of any kind, for the sale of any o"f

of Mother iviizabetb Carshner, relict of t] articles in which I deal. Anyone,

the late A brain Crashncr, well known of

the early residents of this county. Mrs.

'rashner was ill but a few days, of pneu

monia. She was G7 years of age, and had

been a resident of this vicinity for the

past forty years, yet she was only recent

ly vigorous and spry as any girl. She

was the mother of twelve children, six

of whom survive her. For manv vears

she was a member of the Presbyterian,

J. Dencon James Hampton, Tyler,

thiny in their line. It i9 a conceded fact We are pleased to know that busi-

L.,

was goods always as cheap as any house in steadily on the increase, both in nassen-

and we are Klad '"C'er to re-biiiltl, botlx quality and prices. The highest now made, and good connections with

responded liberal" people cusli price pa:-.! for all kinds of country other roads.

church. lie lived respected ami died

lamentCM.

-The following officers were i.Ualled

at a late meeting of the ancient order of

A W a ii W

There is uot now, and has not been for!

two years, a case o( small pox in Craw-f

fordsville. But as the disease is known I

to be in Covington and Indianapolis and I

all around us, we would still urge upon I

our citizens theimpo rtance of vaccina-!

tion, so that we may secure ourselves from

this terrible pest if it should visit lis,

Jos.

I »o

Ike Shevlin was out this way and

Jami Arnientrout is preparing ma

terial for a grist mill at this place. He

has a well dug and has made arrange

ments for the machinery, and the beauty

of it is he asks no donation.

—G. B. l-'oust has the material on the

ground for a store room. Wm. F. Brit-

ton is to fill it with goods and occupy it.

—Miss Chase has a good school at this

place. She has 03 names on her list.

She gives general satisfaction.

Laughing (ias.

For some time past I have made a spe

cialty of giving Laughing Gas. having

given it to upwards of tlnee thousand

persons during the la"t year, in nearly

every case giving perfect satisfaction.

Ladies taking gas should have tl.eir cloth

ing loose, they should never take it while

laeed. It is pleasant to breathe it does

not produce nausea, headache or sickne».

in a few minutes after taking it the per

son has entirely recovered from thccf-

fects.

AlITiriCI.W. TKl-n it.

I make a first-class upper or lower set

of teeth on rubber for ten dollars. The

quality of the work is strictly first class,

and I warrant it to be such. I buy all

teeth from Strong, Smith & Co., of this

place they are the only agents here for

the best makes of teeth, and they sell

none other, (.'heap makes can be had for

one-half the money. I do not use them.

I also make work adapted to flat, soft

mouths for an upper set of this work

,'v,r f!l'*

J'eterson,

collapsed.

ami'ici1.1.toAX,ArsTi.v..Mi

W. L. May. M. D.

Board of liealt'i.

N'om' Firm.

Having bought the interest of J. J.

Darter & Itro. in the grocery store on the'

corner of Washington and Pike streets,

we solicit a continuation of the liberal

palroiiitge always cxtemled to the old

firm, promising to HPe our liest efforts to

continue to merit it by tlie excellence of.

our stock aiul the i-licniiness of our prices,

We will pay nt all times the highest cnsli

price for all kinds of country produce.

Wll.ltlTK & CIIAKWK K. I

LOCAL MATTERS./

Mink mid M'r»|in,

Cheap for cash nt Campbell it Tins-

ley's.

|.o.

Now l)roiiiir.n!{{r.

Mrs. I'. A. MeOrilThas recently secured

from Richmond a splendid new dress

011

maker f^lie also keeps

hand a full va

riety of patterns. Honms in McClelland

building, up stairs. Call and sec. ^-li

Tlio Dcatl Mill 1,1 v*«.

(.'ertain itinerant peddlers, in order the'

more easily to dispose of their cheap

wares to my customers, have circulated

the report that I was killed at (rccncas

lie. Now if any are soft enough to be-!

lieve Ettch a report, I wish to tell them 1'

am not only living, but still selling my

0 a

C. S. W. Railway is

comparison of ger and freight transfer. Prompt tiuio is

produce. s.wtv'| —The following henvv taxpayers

Skin,

iikai*

agent is necessarily

4i!

Ir.

Jniix.

rjtrimr*. lU'wnre 01 iinp4»mi»r«*.

K. »iHM!taeles by roprc-'

farmers and their families

'nay be on their guard against such im-

ed the biting frost and snow, relatives and postors, state that I nev«r cmplov anv I

On Hnrrln^. .-".'•"v-

if or in it

iiiohih'Itfi:trmothodfofl

Cfrrors -l niN«*ri

n,111

—Origin

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Uutt»rV I* 'if (!•-. i.hickf-ns Cotlw n-u Stiffflr Sail tM HninsVIh ShouMers Sitlc.

tyruv*

\ppl-«—irorn

Ith*. MunhoO'i re

S'.sntnA! ip -"-1'iis r-l.

.Tohlgpm, William I'o.V, J. N. Larryrk, to ni:irmj removed New tn-su-Win. Wliffler, .ImIhi .1. Mnnkor and A lex

New ami ni:»rkuiio nnMk*-. U'-okf

«ni i-nvi?larj» frre in sojito-ii ••ntrh'ps. Ad-

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N.nfI.-fr»Tt, i'hi!Ai^1|h!u, l\»nn.

oujuv

a s-,:'-

Norton* J^rblKII^

Wiiii .u ^.I

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itji-inoi v. :n|.| niui itu},. liml

.riro in

naMi:oi'A7///(.•1"'-!

ThM

t•»Isty to the .hi'.sjiiiK of

nTiinlHi

Moticiae Co.. iu Crawfoi«l\

ha\•' cured

ie in,-ti I'ltrf, fj

£f

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\th:«h ^^•ry iinjtor-

fiittt o}t*r iimto or oh! nr bl |"-j single U,\. jj

!riori ib

St'li'liiii.l.lt.

FLOL'R $ 0(WJ .V)

on !v

eiptof jrii-c. AMu'b«, Ilntnph-r»/« ll.'}itnpQthic

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11 LAI—$1 oOf"i?l To.

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OATS—")3W FORK—$1-1. LARD—

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COMMERCIAL NEWS.

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U'.i I:

0:r

tvnch»»^.n u» Potatoes bu «,n LuriJV It 7' Kenthi»r-*^ v-

Toh'do Markrl.

-f

no.

Toi.r.no. January

WHKAT —$l -JTr.i.il -IS.

CORN

(Sc.

OA-re- -No -13c No. 2, il'.ie.

York .Market.

New

:w okk,

January

('incliMiali Jlarkel.

incinnati,

cOliX ICar, 40JJ 17.-. liYE 8G(S8Sc.

IXiGS —23c. liU'lTER—lSrtr^ie.

CHEESE— 15c: PORK —$13 20 should. 51c tides 7}c-

LARD

"Winter.

HOGS—$-1 oOfir -1 To. CATTLE S3 7f»(»C. 2o.

DRY COODS.

COST!

Wc will rroiu mis (laic oifer

our on lire slock of

"WINTER GOODS

At First Cost, sueli a*

i:n ...

««,|

C-

PI?l

Dr. Gunn's Liver Pills cure I.iver Com- Notice in h*r*tiv Kiv*» (Imi 011 tii« •rvrntowntli 1

a a a a a a I

Molll tt iv lOOt and ii. «l. jinfonl «nr| three junrt«-ri«

Crav.fordsville.

FOIt TIIKSIilX.

Iloi/J't Cream Curet Itch. Ilni/'l't Cream Cure/ Sera tehee. Boyd's Crtam Curet J'impef. Boyd'* Cream Cure.i Tetter. lloyil's Cream Cures Old Suiet. Boyd's Crtam Cures all F.rujit'wnv oj the

lt is mild and pleasjiiii "to use, liighh

& Child reus' Furs1

Ladles' Shawls.

I/* LT SKI Ii TS

I'nderwear,

Heavy Cloths, Cassimeres

Flannels.

Ladies' stud (Jonl'ft (jloves.'

Women and Children'

N S I I O S

.w'- ft' :... f--

have alsti a full line of loniestic

.Ciuod^. Notion*. Mo-rtv. I'ain Oond^,

wliich wc are ollcring at cxtreinelv

price

I ho»j(' dc?irou «*f ]urehax-

bill .f gooiln in our line, cither

larpe or small will do wellbv railing a)id

takimr a look

therefore, representing himself as such themselves whether

impostor. CjtUAl'

John.

"ay or not.

Liver Pills,

Dr. Gunn's Liver Pills core Ague.

Dr. Gunn's Liver Pills cure Constipation.

Dr. Gnnn'sLiverPillscure Bilious I'evcr. I

i^-

Dr. Gunn's Liver Pills cure Headache. /"^OMMISSIOXKit'S SALIC.

ourgooiN and decide for'

we mean what we!

I. H. OWYNN .V into.

8 2

I oruerfd Liver, aiicl miasmatic causes. of th#» Montsomorv circuit}

nerftinud ennui in* no noi-uin find i« ns- Noii.e i- liprphy uiven Hint 1 him up pcruiiuio, (Oiiiains no poiM»n, ami is es-1

pecially aaapted to children. Sold by kh.«. sen., iii'trusui, or

Moflett & Booe and E. J. Hinford, Craw

fordsville. marfl vl

ociou, A.M.. un.i four oio« k. inirnu-.

M'll pul'lio nt th#» Court Ilou^v f'Cn

to-Hit:

iii

MontKmctos'

(.Vmrt. 1 will oll nul'lio Hiil'»nt tn#» Court llou**

f. reiiiMfwiem Monluoincry rountr,

line

'I'V:

lunil

r«»iil ^tRU'in

the noril»«»«*t

^^nntv,

ot ner of th*» HOUth#»n«t qunrt« of «vfion :uim-i

Iht 3.'-, in township niimbfi *jo north, ol iunc^ 'i'ruM?:—Onr-lmlfof tho purohR«i« iiKiney ou-h I iu h»nd, hihI mix months credit. mi 16^ 4 JOHN M. row .AN, Coiun»iH^ion#»i ^MINISTltATOK'S Of IC

Notion horcl.y fti\u thnt tli un.i«*ji«i,»(| lm* »nj.«iintMj H.Jininia'.iutor of th« of 1ur^io unhook, lute of !ont^oniery county, I IndiHiin, difccu^rj, »f»t«to is «uttno«M| to fte 1 Klv«Mit. WILLIAM P. HKiriON. ^BmSlSTllATOKZ NOTICE.

In iiAiwi.

vent. f«blw3

,iMMontcmiK'ry(i(eoui,.

„htmi „)r

suppox.'ii to «olJES.SE i). KING.

SAW MILL.

10,000 Saw liOffs Wanted

city

ucu J.nv ej.ivlt^V

T.I

W Ol-

111: I'll If,

vni:-iri:

.v-. vn/ .vri-S

LKi'JIT. Com} *.- uf jhr r)in"t i:iM I Mi'l )»ot nt r«roti\-«, Uity Mriku ut ?»t tho iwit

of the iu Mt»T, tono nj* tlie -ystrtn,.*imM the I

w.i:

i,.w ji'ftw ^luchitiorv

uou jj

nro innv ),r?|-ure,t fm-ni»li on sle.rl i...ti.-.. Ill htjre, Hiirii :iml House I'o I •-i-iii

i-oni|ile(p. Also, rui.-iij!, iVi,..- l-. -oj

n. M. A W. C. MM MIUIT. DRY COODS.

rAMI'HKLr HAKTKK

Mill fivru

Monday. January I5(ii.

'onmietice t'u hnie

-.'

out

WINTER STOCK

I 'I

January

ii1 j! I•

it i*.— :i

:'i

ill ).»»

tlio Ui« AiUanut^o of l»m OJ1 W'*i*t»* I'l M* iUl

Kiiiimtsk Cloths

AT tin: jTolal Cissh Assets lioprescnlcil,

!«,.».:•„.

...V1t.-i,.!-.-, in

,AX1K!4

..reu, i,, ..,.,^mhkooo,

for litcii uili j»:'\ ih«- |.|r

-lisi.'lHirjgc*, nnd impart vi^or Hiiti energy, lit'ti Mini \\t- M. *my wnlnut, Mi-t :^li Imu- I tin.

1 8

ing-, Mrdciiln^ him! Siirliirltip, 'V

't I1' iiilfji i..ri i-v.'i. (i,,, t,u_ il-rt

t: l'a nr.. Iron

VieUn-t

no irior*

thrill \ti,

|H.

Mitt liGIl

.Jusn-iion..

I iii,.), e,"i.

t.i »,

Wool l'litids

In iill fi'loor

small assortment of MINK, 1'ITCH and

fsQCIUKKI. ri'l!S at HALF l'KIlJlJ.

Calf. Veal. ICip.'iud Heavy of the best

custom made goods. A rare chnnec is

now ottered to get haigain.% as we wi*h

lo have clean shelve** for Spring tr»Je.

AMI'IJELL & HAKTKK.

LIVERY.

W I? Il

I1IANNA & CRAIG,

Su"i'f a'»r.s lo Haiiiui A in tl.f

.UVERV& SALE STABLE *fcuih

Si.Jp Marl wt Fin-tr.

i'rsftufbrilsvilXc, Iitdiuuu.

I'jrtic* viil hf fumi-lifil vritli ns li-mn*

(.'IX'erlne Soaii. Honoj Soap, OimiliHis Soup.

LECAL NOTICES.

Horse

•:'d

Eh nant 8aiiu Cashmere.

III Mll.-lM.lr-.

These are the most elegant goods ever

made from pure wool, soft and lustrous

as satin and drapes splendidly. Also a

aii'l a--rig« i«« i-nti he foutid in lh»*

TJjo urc otntnr"ii"'i*. forinfrs' wiilif foil nnl to -it 1'hlr*. \V»' lull Imy

HOUSES AM) MILES

wpuIII o.|

SIT 1» c:

I CI

SOAP.

I!a Kii in Paragon

Soap, Soap.

Iu rile Oil Soap.

Snllauii Hnlli Soap, All Very Clieapal K. J. Hinford Ilro's

Drugstore, West ofC. H.

Call

INSURANCE.

»t»roly out of the KnglUh

The Franklin is confessedly the stron

or surplus over liabilities than any otliei

The InternaHional is an old Quaker Companv

,tid proinpiinei-s in paving loss -,

THOMAS

TV !S I*

NORTH BRITISH & MERCANTILE INSURANCE CO., OP LONDON AND EDINBURGH, Total Gold Assets, $23,400,000 ERANKLIN OF PHILADELPHIA, Cash Assets. 3 268 018 INTERNATIONAL OF NEW YORK,

HARDWARE.

BUHBRIDGE & HATJSEE, ika

HARDWARE

A N

AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, BOOK STORE.

CITY BOOK STORE

Books, Stationery, Toys,

.. Pictures and Picture Frames I AT

4 Alfred Dicke j's

Ivvcliaiijic [tloeli, JlaiuSlrecl.

A finr assoiimciif of the IhvsI (liold Pens Made,

HARDWARE.

CAMPBELL & TINSLEY Have All Eiins Of

TOE CALKS,

We will also close out our Winter Boots, U»0 ('irculill' Sil\V, OpjIOsifO tllC COUl't llOUSC.

I I KK

DRY COODS

A01SI\'OY!l

X2?.527,3?8^

Asseta, 858,456'-

Cash

J. Tin- ABOVE PKil'KKS SHOW TlIK COM) Hi ON OF TIIESK COM-

AFTER FAYING THEIR CHICAGO LOSSES OF OYER

A.\o THIS WITHOUT ALLINUON STOCKHOLDERS./.

1} 'f -'i |, lie I3rit i«U *mv lia^ ^Iin vr-icd in this Cdttntrv which will rcmam*

hriufll of the ill tin? I'uitod St H( :i

tlic (. 'iiic.tjrn f-f $2,000,000

merii.'Mt oiupunv povft*,sein^ a great-

ciijtUi,

noted for it« sLi

fair dealing^

THOMAS. A^nil.s, Crawronlsvillo, lud

1 1 1

8 1 O

Shoes,

HORSE NAILS,

Horse Shoe Iron, HORSE RASPS,

And All Other Kinds of Files.

A W O

Slone Front.

is isrow laEOExvxnsrcB-

Ii O 1: A-S ItT O II Iv

A vet} I.aigc and Complete Stock of

NEW FALL GOODS,

AT I.KSS "MIAN MAUK'KT

I'liK'K.

U'e Iiivelc N]ieciiil Aifciiliou lo our

IIIIDSS (.(toils AMI SHAWL DEIMItliMEiM'S,

In which will 1m- lounil ihc

Ltn'KPsI fin il Chonjtosl Vnricty 1' (lootlv ever

11 lis since wc liiwe been in business.

FL.tXNKLS, ol' all kinds and unalillcs, BLANKKTS, SHEETINGS And I.INI'X COOliS

of every

Mini

VI-ll.VCTKKW 4 OKI'S At OLOBCI) KILK VKLI FTN,

1 liisit rv. (1 lovcri,

j' Aiul full line uf small wares,

Shown

"frnile.

Jeans. assimiTes. Walcrproof and Beaver Cloths, Siileniliil line liL.VK

COLOKKI) SILKS,

Laces iind T{illxnw.

UAl^IOltAl^A K11HSS1'JI) SKIRTS. j- Kvi

article in uiir Store is

A E A E O W E S A S I E S

oinr

am! cxiiiiiiuo

*'m'

pficcti

Irecly wlirtlici' ytm wish (o iiurelia.se or not.

as «e whoiv our Goods

CRAWFORD.

C. M.