Crawfordsville Weekly Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 28 March 1872 — Page 4

THE JOURNAL.

SEVENTH lHSTItlCT NT.^S.

—Oxford has four saloons. —Benton county roads are bad. —Williamsport want? cattle pons —LaFayette is tu have a co-ojiorauvi' shorw's-t grocery store. —Frankfort is to have another build ing association. —The Commercial advocates a •school at Jamestown. —Hiram Powell, of Thornjo.wn, lias published a Dook on "Man.'" —The New l.iirhts of Ahum will erect a new church building the coming ."•umnier. —The Fountain county funds have been ordered to be removed from the

Farmers' Bank, Covington. —Something wronc in Attica. 1 he

ana North & tetrnth Lailro.el 1..1 ,.u

cuit Court commenced hiThere are 140 cavs on the docket

early history of Jamestow n, which is interesting feature of the new paper.

Advance is a chronic grumbler. In this respect he would make a good Democrat. —There is a man living within mie mile of Jamestown, that moved from Xorth Carolina, who is the forty-eL'htl' child from one progenitor.—tAiriirsfoirn Commercial. —The oldest colored man in Tippccanue county, who lias re-ided in the p»n house for a quarter of a century, died last night, supposed to be in his 12-tl. year. LaFayette Fiifpatch.

We understand a corps of engineerwill soon be here, and that they contemplate a re-survey of the A., I.. & St. Lou is Railroad, along this portion of the line.—Jamestown Commercial.

We are sorry to learn that Jes-cl1 Cornelison fell down a light of stair?

who propose to speak on "eternal pro gress" for one hour each and then give a

—Lebanon Patriot. -A furious dog pounced upon a Utile

son of R. B. Simpson, of Lebanon, one I

dav last week, and before the child could

be rescued he was so terriblv mangled that

is now, however, recovering.

office, a netv hotel, mme new businessi

blocks and dwellings, and a new cemete-1

county have enjoined our Commissioners!

ri

truth of the

1 1

singular ease

—The Frankfort Crrnx.i! sulcata John I.N oi A M:«

R. Coffroth. of LaFayette, for Congress- _One hundred car loads of e.-.rn man-at-Large ou the LVmocrat'ic ticket. |shippe.l to I bicar" from f.cuil l.i-t

—John A. C.trr, llecorder of Tippeea- week. noe county, died on the l^th in-t•, of —Mis.s t'elma Ko-^'.^ l^rmeily a vires— ctrebro rjjinal mcninyiti!, or spotted lever. maker in South iv'iid. .- i:itelegraph —A Republican Board of Commission- operator at We-to-irt, Missouri, ers appointed a Democrat to nil the \acancy of Recorder of Tippecanoe county. —Frank L. Hamilton, a highly respected citizen of Jackson township. Clinton county, died on the J4th iiist.. of typhoid fever. —Hon. Daniel W. Voorhees is been employed by Mrs. Clem, and will conduct her defense at her next "regular .Spring trial" at Lebanon. —There is a man in Willian sport, according to the Jiepubliauu who actually eat* from 45 to oO eggs each Easter Sunday. Ssotne stretching done somewhere. —We have almost come to the ceiiclu sion that the editor of the West Lebanon

la-

night and seriously injured himself. Hihead is severely cut and perhaps tieskull fractured.—Frankfort Crcsccnt.

—St. Patrick's Day was observed by the Total Abstinence Societv of St. Josepli's Catholic church at Delphi. The Society has been existence not quite a month and numbers about 00 iiicnibtrs. —A female thief has been ravaging the stores in LaFayette for some time, gathcring up whatever came within the reach of her bnsy fingers when the salesmen were busy. She now re.sts in the calaboose.

—The business men of Jamestown are they are Sweet themselves." organizing a Society to be known as the 1, ^,

Merchants and 1 radesmen 1 n.on, for

.se of protecting them.-elve^

the against those persons that buy. and nev-

purpo:

linst tiio

er pay.—Jamettown Commercial. —The son of Burk Hist, living near

Whitestnwn has a

011u

bonus ot fifteen dollar" to any one who ribuw. can see a point they have made. They —Itilev and John Springer, of l'ut-! must be peculiar for ways that are dark. ,lre

On Monday a man, while unloosing ]jg^

a mule from tho hitching chain at the

southeast corner of the court yard tell to

—Mr. X. F. Dunn, Tieasurer of the How Wife olu I'tlcn Editor Curbed A.. L. & tft. l.ouis Railroad was in town His Ungovernable Temper. la.-t Friday on busiucea cunuccted with 1 found the cherished face of Maria the road. The *uo'es of this road is uow Ann wreathing in smiles the other e\ ebeyond a doubt. junction has been ning when 1 returned from my urdous formed with the Indiana A Illinois Ceil- daily toil. (I am engaged as a -lamlin^ I tral railway by which we arc able to fotm man at a saloon. Si many candidates a direct connection with Louis at a are treating, that the naleoii-Ueeper hires 1 ipoint near Kuckvillc. This makes the nix of u.-to be treated. We all drink j.

dv was revealed in the most unexpected

Wilson's spring, in Spencer township, Harrison co .niy. live miles northwest of Corydon, is supposed bv some to[ be the outlet of iho subterranean river.!

visit Markle, in thi~ county, t'.-ilay, for tliepurpo.se of making a geological e\imin.'ition of that, reirion. '1'lie Markle

folks are sanguine I hat coal abounds in that locality.—IfuHtinjtun J)emacrat'l\rt. A Sst. .lti-eph enmity nmn sneezed a Jlo Set of teeth "tit his mouth into a stream and lost them. A Irieud, to ivhum he related the circumstance, dreamed that he I'miml them, went ue.\t •lay to the S|«.it indicated in his dream ind did tirid them, sure enough.

—"o little excitement was created on "rnturday evening by a couple ol lionesses belonging to the Golden Menagerie wintering here, breaking their cages and iberating themselves.

relation, however, we believ. at Elkhart was interviewed with a raw hide, and the one a*.

wprc w(lere lll(

,ute fnlm Louis to the east- with evorv candidate that comes in, audi*

em cities by about eighteen or twenty |t make* business pretty brisk. miles.— Lebanon Patriot. Said inv chosen one, "Joshua, I am -An M. D. of Delphi, who derives afraid you" do not always find me an uumuch ot his medical lore from the spirit geHu disposition. land, was called upon recently to visit a &?»'« ». hat so, lie) dear I lady patient, and After a thorough di.-u:- «lon seldom find ou nan^el any mcis he pronounced it clear ca.~e ot ""Srtrcbro Jnal m.mnqitii, or salted fever, *»'«dd«l. you are not al«.ir After the usual treatment ol leeching

lllV

cupping, blistering. poulticinjr, pur^inj:,| 'V f"' f. ,1"! vomiting and opiating, the terrible mala-

manner. It was a nine |n,und boy and 'K-wMUju where ^ome de.nen vet the doctor i- not ha .pv.-V.M Fayette ^""TVT T^i I 7 man who benv troubled with a liad temper, counted twenty-five every time sue

It will not be forgotten that some got provoked, an

l.ci'jtr of last week was barren of it=-1 ooluum t0 thc f:ict that a child in liens- n)Cnt of the house of Ik delighted hus-u-ual quota of tragic items. I selaer, Jasper county, was in the habit band. read the article a well as the —I)r Thomas, Trcsident of thc ImliUf vomiting up pin-. We now learn that condition of my head would allow, •ni.l ,, ,, I the child is a grand-daughter ot Kev. omarkv.l

Rk.h lp,

rope, on business tor the. read. church, well known in this city. 'I hut bitt unfolded her plan. She said that —The March term of the I". ..mic t'ir- gentleman informs our reporter that up-j every tim..- I got mad 1 should count .relay. to the present time, the child has thrown twenty-live, and every time -he got mad up ninety-five pin*. How thev got into |u, would count twenty live. 1 asked the stomach of the child is a- vet im-1 |lf.r who she thought would pay orr rent

Scarlet lever, co.'.ls. pnriitnoiiut. in- 1tliotich there are several theories while wo sat and counted twenty-five l.irrh, spotted fever, rheumatism and I ,m t),, ^nliji wh'n-h are to be investi 'at-:

lunc tever prevail in Warren coui'.ty ed. '1 welt known eharaeter ot Mr. wasalwnys raising objections to her plans —The (tawrirw' is publishing the H.opive j* a suffici-«!_ guavaiuee of the f,,r „nr mutual improvement, and 1 said

is indeed ,i

stateniiut. J.n 1'tiyri'-:

It JttVl

The colliract for the eieetiun of a new jail at Lagrange has been awarded to Brace Reed, of Kcndallville. I hey are to receive "I for the job.

Whitley county h:!» th mean man. lie wuuted to commeliei proc eeding- to restrain his wife from putting up a tombstone over her first husband. We trust the holder of the belt will send it immediately. --jV\

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WHS

The one

recently so it appears that thov have a

WcJlu

.v ,.ouK1

Jame-stown, who was wounded in the arm „f i),i« phenomenon. T. 1'. Iiulla sivs some time ago, by the careless handling tImt "the preceding evening, about of a gun, is still in a very critical condi- ,/clock, the melting snow became glazed tion, and will probably lose the ue ol later, a higher temperature lollowed, and his arm.—Jamcrtown tummcrcial. t}io snow falliiiL' in large, feathery flakes,!

sc

Hlr

.e lit-Uls I

„riMKl ,.,|V,'U„1

pair of debaters1 was caught up by the strong ind, whose I ,n ••eiernnl rim- rotarv motion gave the (lakes a similar i* gave formed the cvlihders

wit

l,

were Mirprwd cylinders of snow from eighteen inches in diameter and four feet in length, down. Various were the MirmiM'.siui totheeau.-e

heirs tl) tlle

wte-

(n wh,ch

'Ue f'V

Del"

b:lc,k

tni1

his life for awhile was despaired of. He I Delaware to a German for a term of nine-

ol

«tualc'1-

ll

^P""-^rs rented an 00 acre farm in

l-

'ni"e -vc""-

lle"

-If Williamsport had some new H.niUition no one was at hand to churches, a new school house,.. new post

clai,n ll,c

10

rv, and the old fences and sheds torn ^Mtigation into the matter has very away it would be quite a respectable P«»porly made thc Springer family a haplooking little village. py family. '1 lie u.l farm beeame the -The managers of the Fountain Coun-

8ileof

ty Sunday School L'nion have wiely I property is now worth something like! determined on circulating a cheaper pro-1 80,000,000, and it i- said that the title is gramme hereafter, at the same expern* perfect. usually incurred. They have out 500' for the next convention, which will be: KiiitIIkIi X«.v..|jsls at Iloiiie. held at Uob Hov Wednesday and 1 burs- ..cl,nlU,,,

!i-ht'","1

vh,° h"'l R?1.d,bu,t

8*10U^

more muncv to the L..

ic8,,.)P,c

lope

ground as if lie had becii shot. He

iTJ w! '°S

and laid in tbe court yard. As a unall quantity of blood wns issuing from h'.s temple, it was thought he bad been kicked, but it was only the effect of sixty yard benzine.—Lebanon Patriot. —We are informed that Rev. Mr. Morgan, the pastor of the M. E. church at Weat Lebanon, Kev. Mr. Mitchell, Presbyterian minister, and Bev. Mr. Conner, of the Gampbellite church, are going to leave lor other fields of labor in tho vineyard of the Master. We are not fully informed as to the cause or reason for tbia radical change.— Williamiport Jiepnblican.

h)y

man in the world.

N1"'

lu'.'

tlml'

I «V lIutt'M'- ot'tn-,

f.. —.south I

^^inger es-

-^ms that away

generations since one of the ancc-

11 little

Iv

fifteen hundred copies,

think the occasion wa* very rare \f l/An/lfk'u AI i*/i uln Iwkn L«

when Mr. Keade's circulation in England went much beyond fifteen

from paying any M. & B. Railway, and have commenced suits in Tippecanoe county to recover •9136,000 paid by that county to nid in the construction of said rond." We think this a v«ry mean busiueBs, and hope tliat "'"4 ™. tbe railroad company will huccee in the great libraries so rwtnet and 1 mit the suits brought, and complete the road at! J0'0' °, reador would neran early dav.—Frankfort Cremnt. haps liardlv believe how small a number 'i •. constitute a gotwl circulution for an Enp-

in in Jc .ni hundred

nove|jst llS3Uine tilat

ro hlv Keade

rti li

^ie Collini a. Trol

-a'.

be t0 V£ about tlle amo

0

irculatioin4r#Jl»08t iinmeasura-'

below

Dickcn^irtJjWow some -such

among men of brains.

|M,

ll:"» l'l!l :l" lr""'

thc

1

time since we referred in the State hem a,faille, and the dearly loved orna-

thu

OYt

became a sweet,

,Tm»1I."

„urt'rave, of the Me:h ,!ist .Mllrill Ann p:ud no attention tome,

.r and over all day. Then she saui 1

not, and she said 1 was enough to worry the patience of a saint, and 1 said -he »va« t'Ki then she came for me and I told her to count twenty-five, but she forgot all about that and just tallied one ou my lei', eye.

Tin

I

1

was going to remonstrate with

the poker, und she told me to count: twenty-five, and 1 -aid I wouldn't I did, I however, before she had pulled more than half my hair out. Then she made me count twenty-five over and over, until 1 was out of breath, and felt real plea-ant und nuod natured. :?o we went to -up[.er. Now, the cat was curled up in my chair, but 1 didn't

uee

it until 1

(sat down, and I did not see il then, but

•Iiampii'ii «'a pr.-tly .-tire it was there, in fact 1

knew it wa- there as well :ls I wanted to, and more too. 1 I'elt inclined to raise up "iiddcnly, but as I gathered to spring. "•lie brandished the tea pot ami murmuriil: "Joshua, your temper is rising count twenty-live, or 1 will break your head and that cat was drawing a map ot'tlie Tenth Waril with her claws around behind me, with the .-treets and botinda-! ries marked in blood. rose to explain, :ind s-aid, ".My dear, 1—" but .-he carom-

ed mi in head with a well-shot teacup,)

recently discovered in \\arliinglon coun-1.llld sprinkled my face with a quart of, ty, near the borders of Harrismi county. i1(,t tea. and 1 sat down and counted, Professor O.x. .tate GeologUt. will

l,lU il

old

kilK' t,u'

fellow him bv oil'

leel

one

"!lt-

die happy, counting twenty-five.

The 1

died hard though. 1 could 'ltie a- hi- nine lives went out

A lew davs practice of this rule under the lovimi instructions of Maria Ann has nabU-l me t" ecini[Uer my temper compictely. N" one can get me mud now, I am in a -late of perpetual calm, and I want to -ee the man who wrote the story. I want to lit him fur the hands of an unlertaker, and make adeniand for mourning l'o"(1s aiii"ii'_' his friends, then 1 can

UviiiH'ilj iV liruhli,

by a lady •rie'UNEYsATLAW,* :-h»kc.I-v,'i.-,|u-iinii».| Mention

4

-uccc'i'* KUHranteed in all ea^-e* iindertakeit where the hurts are «orricth repre^'bttid other-

hud a livelv kliockduwu with a doctor, V\ »ie no fee in ohtuue"!.* Collretlou- tnnde in itt of the I*tnted rthte-* at r«n-onut'le rate' dt*\'? ilurtlwure s'tore I

I nil llHU!- Ul llir I lllll-J il

5

facultv* It.r "souring" other pe'rsons. If'

,Miav „niin

tll

utiice—MverC.imi.uu^Tin-k'

„.e

wh

\V. F. 1'Jston,

TT^nXF-Y AT LAW. and Mayor ot

A'

city,

mtu'v, «'raw loul'a rttone l*'ront. 'dh c-l .. jri«nij»tiy att»'jid»id to and all kind* NotHrialhu^in«'»! executed uuli n^athv?? and p:it* h. d» e:tO

II. It. I'. rcircc.

TTuivNiiY AT LAW, I'lHWf'ildsviUe, tiidinna/ «jiriee ovi-r Crawford A

MuHik-n'uStor^.

Will

iiVe prompt att»?ntion 'v I'.lisinj.}"^ jn_aH thrOjtirtf' of Mnnt^ftuu ry county.

r, L. A Tr. T!l«i3IA* Thomas «V Thomii.s. I'i "h'NKYS AT Wand .SoJieUoj-H in Huiik *t• y. Craw t'.-i'd-ville, Ind. Uiliu»'i\tir Clamp-

Ilthen-1 e..r»»er M:"t) !Hld

DENTISTS.

l.V

lhu leae

cxl,rc(1

I'^l'^tv. ««d it was disposed

of for lhc

Iublic ^lKi' I-wntly thean-

cie,n leasc

l'llmc

in"!Mottu.

ilminstton. Delawaro, and the

,in .M,.c„rtliv. April

day, -May 1 and 2.—Attica Isdycr. liaUxy. I —Up to the preseut Mr. Elias Schlos- I Of course we wont rank Mr. Heade as ser, of this (Washington) township, liasl one of the n.ost popular no veli.it* no«* in leased to one of the three railroad com- England. .But this popularity is njme-, panies, now operating in this county, thin? very diflerent indeed from that of 1,150 acres of land. The excitement "i»i Dickens, or even from that of Thackery. »I.,#,.1,- i'_:inVl. ,i gradual Iv increasing, and we have no In Forster's "Life of Dickens" there is a ™. ««rillllll, .71.». doubt, whatever, that we shall have a letter of the great novelist's in which he LV.'i'."^"* ]V "i :"7i „V,i coal railway in operation soon.— ill-} complaina of being treated (by Iiently, I Indiana. iamtport Republican. think) far better than any other author —The Commissioners of Tippecanoe

!•:. Totleii, •ruond flour, earner room',i"i$hervl CrawI»rdsville, Iiwl., r«k|H-ctfully pi ote^Monid .-ervitre" to the public., -j

rrav.

Jl. II.

i:NTlT, Crawl..rd-ville. Ind. Otli- eon Wash^ton «ti"ef, over the Corner liook stoie. l.iAl.l'Y, and favorably klioun to tlie community as a fir-t-cla-« Ienti^t, i- my employ.

K=II)ENT I'KNTIST. rra«lor.l»\IikI., re!»p«»ctfutlv tMi'ier» hiH ^ervu'CH to the public. ",«,o.1work itnd mnd*'rnto pt i-'e"." PlnH«e call. Otfl.'o, corner M:dn and i«r«»« !i .ntreotj*, next to Pu"t ullii'e, up-?»tairi.

PHYSICIANS.

W il I iii III 1-jliM, 31. I.

I

\Tl" Asi»taiit s.irg. on in .mbiu*y lio«.pitid H)iiiibor\, Hniilatid. ott«*i* hi* p*rof««*nitt:d servi« r.* in idl bmnc.he^ nf oii'iliftnc t»r ««utgcrv to tho people nf !frn\ !ordsvill«»-»od vicinitv. .\fl «?»IJ- pioiiiptiv »n-w*ro.i nt »ny time of day *»r tuirlit. orti-*- in I 11 ti new l" iMini oyer •L T. M.i' Itakoiy. It«-*!.i»-neewith Jhiiii^ Put-t«*r-on. K"-t M:wk»*i

hti.-»-t,

t'rMufordfVille, lud.

T. J. (Vriflilh, M. !.,

B7iIVSlCL\N ANI

srU(»Ef»N, i'arhnaton, Ind.,

uttcud* to nil varieties of prtieiic*' ut sdl hourt* •f itay or night. jun^l

REAL ESTATE ACENT.

abnormal sale as "Lothair" or "Lady Audley's Seffpt*'-4nt much above I even the best of tho. yojyiger novelists. I venture to think tfcfcupt one of these three popular nnd sttOgegfefcl authors may llwi|l a|* L\.|| be counted on to i^icli circulation of "III lll«U 111 Villi two thousand copies.-vjcobablv about!

Eeade's jiovels. Of the three, I should I r... say that^jgikie Colling has the most ea-•

gor reader^ that Trollope's novels take ciety "^nd -^that Rcade's rank the best at Allen's

A. C. Jcuiii.Hon, AL K»T.\TL AOKNT itiii 1 Atti»:n*-v ut Lrw Henl propenv of all kinds lon«],t mid ».old

1

and the controlling monopoly ol our[i»dmnA.

speaking

^°%Ryf,cn} publishing is cog,n/Ktlt*,, ,.oiio"cVoT.' iixn. W'INT'liITt SHOPS so dilterent in England from that which rml of .oi km.l». »n.l conveyancing nt-1 prevails in Amenta, our fictitious prices!

10

1 ,j. '. nee over !V».

1

',r"n!i,l'.v "n.d w-uted Tr'r'riiy. of !.

2.

Ktnr»ir« Hlook. Cr»wftni^viM»»

GOODS.

i-1

AMPBELL & IIAUTEB

tvu.i. iitd ivr.

NEXT WEEK

Tl»cir ir%( Invoice ol

Spring

Cassimeres

AM)

COATINGS

IV

New ami Nobhy

Sljli'S

Which thev nll't-r at

Bottom Prices,

Notv» ith«tundinj ttie a-lvaoce .u

1

ATTORNEYS.

L».W WM.I.AU..

€. M. lliAVIS

Wallace «V Truvis,

I A A W I

ortlitiately they 4 '"'i- Will Mto-ml ith prfni|tnt's-- »n'i eiri*

.lid not net out of the building in whieii •-'•'.iwiions not.-s nml ui-coaiits, »otilfim'nn[ 1-.I «!.»•,-.1,-nl* rol:«'{ lion sol'iieis they are kept, ill gentlemen in charge, I ,-t0 os itii'l to le^ai hu*iuc-*t» g'^nuritlly. ofliee. iruled with iron |Kkers, cro.v-liars, touiaoaw ks, clubi and broom sticks, drove tnem into 'heir cages, without the loss of a single mail.— Connereritlc Examiner. —The ICenda:lvi!le Stamian! says: "We have three editors by the name of Sweet in this vicinity—one at Elkhart, one at Lagrange, and one at Menden—no

•wr F.Uton'r U»mU. \*. »•. tiiiiioj.. N w. uui's».i Itritton (V Krmirr,

TTMliNKVsAM'C'lN-KI.I.i'ns AT law. t\ Ci-t»viul l5» Hie, I'M. W»JI louUb'gul bij-»ne»H enlu^tfd Co their ci«re. .-jm^maI attention jriven toeollectionf. .AN', to I»\ OimriliHti", Kx»*eutur und The\ v* ill continue the -tin S-ddtf-r*' Claini?, Conveynneing und Utal Lat.U«». heretofore conducted bv W.

Wool and Woolens.

DRY COODS.

AT COST!

•i-.-

our entire stock of

WINTEH GOODS

At First Cost, such a*

Ladies' & Children's Fnrs!

Ladles' Shawls.

F' E IVr SK1R 8

I'nderwear

Heavy Cloths, Cassimeres'

Flanuels.

Ludies' and Gent's (iloves,

W

Berkshire llogs

101* SBlf DV

1

I A I if

No

Credit Siere.

11-4 I

OJUCII and Children's

BERKSHIRE PICS. ,\W have ul^o :i full line of Duiin.-hlic

(il hhN

if., which we are offering «I extremely

low prices. Tho»e. desirou« of purchas-

th.-ni-fch os whether wre mean what we

«iv or no!.'

I. B.

ALL

GWYNN&BR0.

GOODS

1 -1

2.K

ft

i.

WHEAT.

JEWELRY STORE.

VAASICIil.F, A: CO.'S

OLD AND RELIABLE

JEWELRY STORE

lu Old l*o»tolliev Hooiii.

Kverythlnp New and Direct from Hie Manufacturers it Importers.

AM liHICA NT A*ND FOREIGN WATCHES

IkiaiuoiHl*. Jt'« elrj.

JL3STID SILVER WARE,

CORN,

Bran. Shorts, Micdlin^s, etc., etc.

IV E W 1-

I I A N N A & O A

WARRANTED AS REPRESENTED. All goods

sold are engraved FREE of charge by a experienced Engraver.

VANSICKLE cSr CO.

BOOK STORE.

CITY" BOOK STORE

Books, Stationery, Toys,

Pictures and Picture Frames

_A_T

Alfred Dlcfee j's

Xo. !i. E.\cliaii) Block, Hain Streel.

|A fine assortment of the best Gold Fens Made.

Plctaro FramoH Made to Oi'dcr.

COOK STOVE.

YOUR WIFE WANTS AN

EARLY BREAKFAST!

WOOD COOK STOVE

KOK SaLI-, BY

ft. S. JOSLIN, (rawloidsvillc, Indiana.

CRAIN AND MILL FEED.

FAMIEItS OF M0XTG0ME11Y COUNTY

If you want the highest price in cash for

OATS,

ALSO

CU)\ ER SEED.

Call on GltlTtlt, 3IAKTIN & CO., in Harier's Block,

We niu from this date offer hV0 doors east ol* the postoffie, Crawrordsville, Ind.,

CONSIANTIA'

ON HANDS

TIMOTHY SEKI).

ALL KI\J)S OF

HEADQUARTERS for CLOTHING!

IFOK,

Men and Boy's Clothing

G-O TO THE

AV STOIM:

CHA WFORDSVILLE, INDIANA,

LIVERY.

to Huj.nn A i! e»?li in thf

F«*» Goods, [jyEM & SALE STABLE

So itl j-tde M»rUrt Hire# t.•

I

injr a bill of good- in our line, either!

4Va« lordNvllle. Indlaua.

largo or «mnll Will tlo well by calling and oity. Thf*ublen are commodious, and farmers-

taking a look at our good, andde i(le for!

P*rt.e« will le. furniihed wah as ^cutlc u-Kn»* and as oomfortahle vigi.ft* e*n h« found in th. ...

hortes wi'l he fed nndnlif nded lo nt rennonoble

W" w"h-,°

Lu

HORSES AND MULESi

I For which vvd] {Ntj-£ood'

A S I E S

1 ILL FEI-: I),

(iltt'KB. MAltTlX Jk W.

CLOTHINC.

.OF ELI KAH

FiNlivr'M Kloclt. ^tlain Street,

City Blacksmith Shop!

Kn*t orPoxtoflirc.

I

& SHERMAN,

Proprietor*.

-TlN(.i purchased' the Blacksmith Shop formerly octuniod byOrlllln Mur|ny, wo urn prcparoil to do all kimls of Hlm-U-»inuhip|t with n.-atncfa and li»pitc-li.

I'd attention given to Hprio Slioeintf, Plow ork aud Buggy Ke/miring. keep none Inrt first'eTfts^ workmen. fohSHl MKHOF A niikrman.

FOR 8ALE OR TRADE.

Ih*OH

SALE OR TRADE

.'rm,ih ,JiioBwi ich i'wii?, ft'hl5w4.

IUVID ENOCH.

WANTED.

AI

Af*RlEr»

LAblTIS—1Toeftll

OT

netid Mump for

-itl coiiudttotiHl,.circular. To them oniv. An :tb«olute preventive. No medicine, no trcuLle and perfectly »«re.

1

v»

DR*OCBTAVl'S

FARE,

Mttrk^VStiftt. lodiauapolii, Ud.

MEDICAL.

Dr. Crook's Wine of ..Tar,

Trii Years oin l*ubli* sl

H.V# 1'IluVKX'

Dr. Crook's Wine of Tar

To have more merit than an ysimUar preparation ollered to the* public.

Hit. CKOOK'S \V|.\K UK T11! llns j»rovvil it.- If «n thoUfHihln of cnwfH capuhlr of curing »I1 oi tuo ihi-o-it hihI 1)H. CHOUK'ri WIN1- UK TAK nil Chroiiio und Coughs nwl morf ol!octu:«Hy ih:iii:ii.y o? It •'r r»-nn'.ly. l'K. I'KOMlv'S WIM- uK T.\K

Hus cummI of incun:M»« l»y

io cmiuu WISE uktau 11 fumi ii»ru»y cusoo of A^ihmn taul HroiK-hitiH that it hu« be^u {tfofioui.v.Mln f{'«•• oifio fur th*'st» complaint}*. *, iTi{7Tm»C»K wi'n iT'o i\\n'

Ifomorcji Puiu i» Hrt'ftft, or

Bark Cureat Ki«lnpy Dll.CKiXili'si WINE OKTAU Shoui L»t* t:ik**n tor nil ol tU* Vrinury OrgutH. S

i»u..cr^:kk,»

wine ok Tvit

I. il ttic* tonif in (l»* mnrki't. DK. I/HOOK'S WINE OF TAK Cuit'a JnuiiJu'eami later (.'otnpluint.

lW. CttuoK WIN'EOF TAK.

Wakes rlHicate fenih!*'* whomon«»v»

ei i'tv liux woll strong riml L«mlthy. i'U. CKOUK'S tt'JNE OF TAIt Hhj» rt-sioroti muny pfivonr nl.o hKVt* be«Mj unahtO. to work for i»u7cKook wTnk of tar

ShoiiKI bo if your ftomooh i-

out of nr^iiT.

Hii'l ilrbilitatMi.

11' !\fl Wriiii

WlTciioJk WINE OF TAK Sliould bo

iTOTimOK'7TW IN hTop'f A !l

Uuputly rrsnorf rxh.

I nuTtntuJk wine ortak

Uotori,s»

thi! Aj'jit'isti* h:k!

thi- StoumMi.

luCOuvjuK slviNi OPTA¥

the fmj«l 10 t,li^»-*t, lOJnoving

lyy^»pym nud lndi^ition.

iiif. CKuoli'b

WJNE

OF TAlT"

(tivps tone and ciiorav ti» Pobilitnt-

ed C'onMtt(ition.

L»kTcUooK ?WrINE OK TAK

All recovering from nny illmus will

linrl thi* the

lK stTonif th" ciiu lHk«.

iu.

LKuuiTjTvvTjri uF i.\ Will prevent .Malarious ami

1-rnroM tip th^system. '0iriinr«oK',irTTO^oi:,"'fAR"

should be t«kfn to Htreugthen and

build _ti| vo'ir 5y»tein. 1 UTcHl.10K'st\rlNF. OK TAK

rihonM h» k*'pt in hou«-o and

it lix'e.yiving Tonic proprriif* trteci by all.

Dr. Crook's Wine of Tar.

Tea Years of Public

IIAU PROVEP

Dr. Crook's Wine of Tar

T» Iimvc more merit itiau iinj Mlmilni preparation everolli'rol to lhepubllr.

LT

irt rich in tlie medii-intd qiiulr.ie? oi 1 nr. und utt^'jualed for of the Throat ami LmiK*, performing the most reniarUuhlo etut^. I of th«» areat wtttvexs which un nipniH entitle it, other 'l^r preparation* are and will ofiVtrfd the public upon the reputation of I»r. Crook'? Wtucof T«r. Remember it I* lr. Crook'n wine ot 'l'nr which h*» perfonue^l thene remarkable cnrcM^untl tbal thlMlft tbc remedy to utte, tmlc^ you wi*h to v*:iste your tnonev and experirnetit on your henlih. by Vetting if the- other prepurationi hiivuanv merit whutcver. rmtjfhH, C'»fd-, (Chronic Coughs, it eflt'ettudh cure!1 tiiein all.

Afthtnu und Bronchitis. i!as cured *o tn:»ny eaHos it has been ptonounced a specific for thc« ".•ompluint-j.

For Prtin** in the lirenM, S»d#» or Tlflek, Gravel »rKitluey Pibeaaet iJiseuhesol* thc L'ritinry C'rJaundice or any Liv«r Complaint it has no equiil.

It :«No a snpi.Tior toni«», re^tore^ th» npp**tit»«, Mrt'n£th«»n}* the sT*t#-in, r^tore? thc w««ak and ilohilitated, cau.-o- tl fo^d to di^v^t. r»i„ov#»j4 dyvpeppift ano indi^rHtiim. prevent* mulariotis fe\^r?», giv^s tone to \oursv*tem. Try Dr. Crook's Wine of Tar.

SYRUP OF POKE ROOT.

PUIU FY YOUR Bl.OOO.

Dr. Crook's Compound Syrup

-of

POKE ROOT

ilKltnVKlt JMk*' Koot jjrows it im** IivhI ppuiation a?i Hlood PuntU'r, nini tor tl( curi: ot Khonmnthin, With all thi loenl rcputntion, nnd thepr»ie«»i' di«tii»KniHh*d phyMii-iiiiiN llr«. C««e, l,i'e. King, Wil«on M. Hunt, iJntlit*, Copehind and others,) who have tested itn nifdu iiud powor.-* it hits hoi-n negi^cttul lv the prote-* ion tit large, as much thronch flwnm ol a prop. nppreemtjon ol it^ iuerit«*. as a Uiwrnh-d^.- of tinproper way to prepare it lor medieiiiHl line. I»i. Oliver Crouk, t,a physician who di-v»n«*«» hu ntn« time to thi* dnti«"i of hit* profe»"t'n,i han fntt\ te»u»d the ft'-tire u»vdu.*inul f|UHlitirt» ol l'okt Hoot dnritig thn last yr-urs, und unhe.Hitatmgl) prononneen it t^ hnv* tnore merit—Jor dise«« .• dcpendiuK on a depraved condition '»f the Mood. —than nnv and nil other nrtii-le« muned in the Matoria Meifu.'ti. I'nder In* intriU'tions our Cheiiii^t hat eonihineit the urtive ineiiieinal qnnlitu1 of Poke Hoot with the lje«t Tcole Preparation of lron, nnd we otfer thin preparation to the pnhI he under the above name

Lu. cHuuK'sa\ IitTi1'ofImjRT ii"ur Cures??eroftiln, si'vofnlon* Tumors. i^erofuloitM Uiteiuiei of the eye ., or fterotula anv t'orni. Dii.cuuuK'ri «vui:i'ufpukkikiut

Cures all diseases depending on a

depraved enndition of the Hlood. l)\i. CRUUK^ 8YULT OK 1»OK1THOOT Huildn np Constitution* hrnket domt hy diseane, or from Mercurial or Miuend Poinonb. iiit. cnnoK'ssvKuroFpoke noot

Cure** Seahl Head, Old Sores, Boil*.

UWi'i, Anv X)ij*ra*ies or Eruptions of the Skiti. Loiik Htmi^ini Dinorderw of tne Liver, Syphilis any form, or any diaettaes cutailed l»y it.

PI7RIFY lOilt

Dr. ('rook's Compound Syrup

OF

POKE BOOT Icombined

S the nctivV inedioinid |Uf\li(y of Poke Root with the best T»r#»n«»ritiin of Iron, nnd Has more merit for di'fbie depending on a depraved condition of the I CO sh=«n «nv nnd nil other articles mentioned in thi* Materia MediOH.

ScrofnlM, Serofuloua Diwsc-ii of tlie Eye«, PcrofWon* from the Knr», or Scrofuin in nny form, Ilroken Inwn Con«titutioo«, ConMi. tutions sntlerinff from Mineml Poisons, Rhenmntism, Pnin® in tne Limbs or lionet, long stnnding Diaicnseof the Liver, Tumors* Old Sure* Pirnp'eH, or Miy dlsen^o or eruption on the Skin. Syphilis, or •by disease entniled bv it, nil yield readily to tho magie power* of Dr. Crook'sSyrup or Poke Boot. septet

Ayer's Ague Cure,

For Fover and A«ue» Intorinittont Fovor, Chill Fevor, Keinittent Fevor, Dumb Affuo, Periodical or Bilious Fevor, ^c. and indeed all tho nffootiona which ariao from malarious, uiarah, or wiaaxnntio poisons.

No one veincdv Is louder called for by the nccu&».itie* of the American people than t-urc and &atV ine for 1-Vver ami Ague. Such w«» aic now enablea to ofTer, with a pevfci certulntv that it will eradicate the disease, und with iibhvir-

once, 1'ountW ou proof, that no »nn caii avibt* from it^ use in any quantity. That whlcU protects irom or pievcnt*- this \\[. order must be of Iminetise tervjee In the com* munities where It prevails. I'rtvmtion is belter than cure, for the patient e^enpe^ ilic il* he niUBt run In violent attacks ol thi^ lt:ileAih)mteuipcr. Thi'* "Ci'iu:" oxpeN the inia-n tip'jleou of n:vK«

AM» A(.t I:

iv«»m tlie

aad prevents thc tU'velopmcnl ot the ilt.ca*°r, if taken on the tiret apin*o:i--h of it* I'lTisM'tui-^v fvmptoros. It is not only the. bcM n-medy ever yet discovered for this cLmn of con^ hdn^, i*«tt '. also the cheapest. The large qu'intity we nj. pir for ft dollar Urin^.it within the reai of everybody? And in biliou* di^tiiet'*, vln-i»-FEVKlt ASI A«itrr. prevail-, everybody have it. ami uee it freely, hoth lor« tire and j.•«,teetion. It if hoiied thin price will idrce m!i the reach of all —the p»or well a.-i tl»»

STCut hunerloriiy oi tliis remetly ove. Mth»*r ever dweovered f«r»r the -peedy and nM:i cure of Intermittent^ i.~, that it contain- no nine or mineral con.-e.juently it prMli.«« quinism or other inluriou- eflVct- hr.n-v*» j, the constitution. 'i'ho».e cuv« it uv ».• liealthv If lln'v had never had the «Hm e.

Fever and not alone the r«.ii,.. ipu,

\V\

4

of the inl.iftiiHitic poi^.»n. Ajrrei.tvf.no: .{ orders arine from it irritation, v.nu,i.v vi are SeuralKla, Uheuniati-m, Jrt. il- »», lillndness, Toothache, Karachi1, t.'ati*: lir ina. Palpitation, Painful Al! tu -t the N IlvftericP, Pnio in the liuweK. Colic. I'arai": arid deraufrement of the stomiu'-h, nil «'t when orifpmuta? in t'l»- cau-e, put o» the m. lerniltteut type, or Ue^ome _peiiod»al. I$ iv. •'Cuilt:n expelM the poison f«*0lu the Mood. consequently cure* them all alike It i- aji valuable protection to immUtrnr.r* .id \m

4

travelling or temporarily re-ldinK iti.th» •,[». •Hous didtrictw. If taken orcistotin^ly or --_J while exposed to the infection, thi.t will crcted from the »j*»tem,anil ninuoi ... un lu sufficient quantity to ripen into •.

Ucnee it even mow valuable to.- piot: i.«.r" than euro: and few will ever suffer f.oui udttents if thev avail niomr-olvc-- oi th.tion this reinety aflVird®.

For J./rei* Complaint*, nri-lnr iron. toq..yUM ttv of the l.iver, it nn excellent r*med^. mu^v--4 ulalinK the Liver Into healthy a«-tivu, ai.d dueintf many trtilv remarkable ••hi \rh«'»uutiicr medicine fall. nri:PARr.i nv Dr. J. C. AVEH&COMro«eil,

Practical and Auuli/tiral ChrittietK, AKD SOLD AI.L ROUND TUK WOULD. rules, tt.oo vrn jiorri.i:.

Ayer's

Cherry Pectoral,

ii'or Difleanes of tho Throat and Lvuiks, tiuch us Coughs, ColdM, WhoopinK Cough, Bronohitis, Asthma, aud Consumption.

R^Among the ^ivat (lUeuvene'' ot uiovieni cienee, few are ot more real value ro mankind than this tit'ectual remedy for ai! di«ea5es of tiic Thront ami Lungs. A trial of its virtue*, throughout thi* ami other countries. Im? shown that it d-v? surely and effectually

them. Tie* testimony "of our l«*t citiad t'lii^vn, establishes the fact, tlm!

CiiKi.uv i'licroHAL w:ll and docs relieve and cure the atllicting disorders of t!w Throat anJ Lunr^ beyond any other medicine. The ir.v.'t dnns»*rou* atfeetions of tlie Pulmonary Orjriinvicli to its power: and ca*e* of CouKump* tion, i.'.uc.l by tiiis prepanition, are publiciv known, so 'remarkable as hardly to l»e i*. lsev: 1, were they not proven beyond depute. A? & retnedv It is'odequnte, on which the public may r^'y for full jirotection. By curing Coughs the forerunner* of more serious disease, it unnumberod live?, and an amount of sulferinp. to *»e computed. It chnlleuges trial, And convinces tin mo%t sceptical. Every familv should kefrp il on hand a* a protection ngalnst tne ear! a*i.i uuperceivei attack of Pulmonary AiTectlor.f. wliic.ii arc o.nily met at tjr-t, but wli»ch bcconniueurrtble, and too often fatal, if ncgtactcd. 'Jc'.itier luu^'s pee I till-* defence and it is utiwUe t:. be '.vithout lr. Ai a mfeguard to chilJreu, Qini-' the di*tr»i«sinc dhea^c^ which beset tho Thvrwt ari o? childhoo-.. CitKitrr Pr.CTOitAj. is invaluable lor, by its timely u»e, inulll tudcj nr. reseuvd from premature grave?, ru:^ f:tv.»'l to th* v.*e and artectlon centred on them.

It a« ?pecaU!y and surclr ngnlnft onllnory colds »vuri.'ii uud ai:d Jieakh-reAtoritig sleep. Xo o-

-urfer tt*ouble«ume Iiitlueuzn and paiL*

ful 1jorchitis, when thi-y know how easily h«v*." be c'jr*id. Oii^iualiv the product of long, laborious, and «uehemieal investigation, no cost or toii spa »mi«. i! lied un

in making p'.Tf.M'tion. P'ive's.i i.

every lottle it^ the utmost It may be confidently r«?• i2 nil the virtues it has evej* Ide of nrodueing cures us

'nik:ivTrc.bie a* the greatest it ens ever effected.

FBiPAJirr m*

Dr. J. C, AYER & CO,, Lowell, Mass,,

I'r trtb nl :uul Analytical Chemiati, -:OLl» VA' ALL DUCOOIaTS EVEUVWltERE.

VINECAR BITTERS

I

AUMilllNS •lU'iir Tfi viicny to tliftr WondeiTn 1 ('u rn live Effect n.

They t*re

not

a vile

I

Rutii* WhUUey,

tURte.cn!led

CureB Hhemnatisni, I'nins in Limh.

Bones, .rto.

'nury Di luk, Mndeof Pool

1'i

-oof

^idrlts nud Uefuae

lilquom d«v:torvd, »i»if «••_! nnd sweetened to

MeilirhuMiuiile

please

the

"Tonic*," "AiMwti&.'rtv"

that lead

"He

I he tippler

rnie

.«itorern."4 .c.,

on tndr'iinkeiineiMand ruin.LMit arc

ft«nn

a

the Native Ucmts

and Herbn

of *Hlif^niii». f'r«-e front nil Alcoholic

lauu.

TheynreM

Htlmii*

.eUKKAT HLOOI) PUHI-

Fl^Unnd A L.IFK (UVINt PItlNCIPLF..

perfect JUMiuvai-r tind ln\itr«,r .t»r of th« System,

earrjinpoil !l pohomuH matter nnd ro«torinfjthehliyv1

to a herdthy etiixiitioti. No pcr*on can take the*e Hittvrt accenHiiir u» iliit:eti«n« uiui rnniain UnR unuc',!, providcl

their ln-iicj nre not destroyed by nilnerat

poiiwnt-r

other jncruw. nnd the \ital

beyond tho p.-int. t' r.

Tliry

orjjani

ure («eni le

Tonic,

l*u.un ti vent well inm

p'^—'A^inc, tin* pivniiur Tuerit of net it-u na a pouciful a^etit in relie\ Inc C«tipe*tlon

or

Iiiflm:.-

niaticn of the l.ivrr, Mid nil Lhe Vi«cet:d Oryunn-

FOU FF.M AI.i: f'O.ll PI,AI NTS,

InyounKor

oll, marilel or fcinirle. «t. the :t.\w of wajiia^hocxj ona the turn tf life, tln.-j-c "i iJiiic Uiitcrn huvu no equal

1'or Inflninnintory und f'hronle Hheumar

tl^m nnd («oi!i* Uj^iicpniii or lnilecniiiii

HIIIoun,

({eminent nud

I

veri, IHflenMfM of

nteriiiiftent Fe?

ihV JUom.I,

Liver. Ivld-

uey» and lllndder. ih-— IMllerM h«ve enm-

uttccessfnl. hneh l)i*ene«« «r'»e n?««-.,

«jv

of the DlgeHtive Or^niu.

S iiinled

itlood, which j? KciuTiiiiv prm'njc. by ji^riinv-i! '-i.t

DVBFKI'SIA OU I VOKiKSTION,

M«'i!h,

«,

llend-

ache, Paiu hi thefhoidd»M*,Coi»«hs, TiuIiIdcm »«f tlie Chest, UUiInc**. -ur Kr :rt*ti^n« of tin- M«iuach. Had Taste iu the

KiMhuh Atriu'k*. Palpi tut ton "f

tho llvart. Inflamm.it inn of the htiny^ P.-nn to thf rc« Ch!U of the Kl'hu

ftn*l huji'lr.' imu.ful f- V*

toma, nry th» oA'prinr* r.f »r»ln. Tho* invigorate (he Muiuach rw.d ^4iiin| ite the torpid l.iver nnd llov.-cN. vliii li ri-no. tl.etn i-iu'vi-dhvl «(tioucy in Ujin-Mir tl,. j•!•«**I of nil :niiuritK'*. 8i»i ii e'. parting l"*v lif^ avd vi~or tS th» \»ho(e

FOR Wit 1N IUSi KniMWiw.Tetter. b»'t Rb^utn. iU'U'h«.*«i. Put«t«iU» t. i»oll».0orr. iHinelo*. ninc-W.»rin». ||,.a j. «or- Kye-. Kry«dio«? 1m. Itch.ScurfK liSiroloiMiop ot thoftkiiii lllxeaiix of the Mon. of name or niituu-.n« llleraiw du* m» and eaiHejl out of the urstifuj a fchMitime t»y th«* i:»-ot One hotlle in ni-.'i yih Luut inn* tin- ni'nt mcr'jlnlouf oftlieir tive en«H-t«.

Clcr 'i»e th*' itlutcd llloivl irhener.-r you find its h'J* purltje.1 hjifliiu.T tl.iouchth* nkin in Pimi'lus, Krn^v tlonn or Snre^ cleans.* it when you tlud It obtructe]'and »lui tfUh In tlo* %.-hn ul aiei it when It Ufoui. And your teellnsa u-ili tvll y.ut wlc-n. Keep the pure, ai.d U.-h :d:hof t»..^»-stv wiii follotr. l*ln, Tiipc, and mlier \'orxia, lurkinr in the ayit«m of .0 iiimi) thoti*uid*.i.re eire-^tually dti|ro*ed and r«mfivi!d. Sajs listiMsrqlln»d phyniolo*!*'. ti erj* ^.pcnrrwy j,» idH1d«i the lace of tin* earth who».» tz. ntpt fr\iu the pretence "f wornm 1 not

JJI..»

3

the healthy (dementi of tbi*

Ixxj) woiJini H-.t.hul uiH)n thi^difcaiifd burner* are! slin.y tin** hre^t the^e IMne monittr* oi 'ilK HH*. rfj.'..!!, of no Vfrmi/ua«*, •ntMimnMet r.c t? «. fv^ti 1.1 front'wonnn !ile thev Hut.-r

W'AI.Kri 1- ,p.: ... j, Mtnr,NAI.D CO., ""••"ImlV.",'1,l!•"i*

,.A KranrUr... l.'.llfnrel.,

s*"

oinmcrrv htrei-t. New York.

^*S0Lll ALL DKLUOlMTi X.\li DCALVRH