Crawfordsville Weekly Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 29 August 1872 — Page 3

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LTV AMI VICINITY.

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Monday.

C'onnnissio!i(i,- meet next

(•unci. & SON'S new Iniililinjr will

ready for

.lies

ma'le

!-]ectaclc '1 neschiv.

Dltv and dnsty

la^t Saturday.

Ni:x Saturday i-

ular monthly

'»r

say la^t week.

Ki». 11 KATONJ of tiiis oflice, is trying his Pack on prairie chickens this week in the vicinity of l.aKavette.

Tin: dog ordinance doe-,

In1111

i-1 M|AY was

not kee the

curs from making a terrible noise of nights. Truly

these

TO-MOIUO.V,

the

111 eases

to be tried at the Circuit llml lilli0

meets:

another column. Saturday, September I I, is the day, and Mcharry's

HI:HA

Ki:v (Isi'Al! 11II.I., of Cincinnati, o'c

cuplcd

the pulpit of the

driven well

seven

hundred and fifty barrels

.lave been pumped 1'ioin the

Snsii: men grumble because t)iov

17 ui' I I ran ly gomir

11*i ttvi*

Mi1 iii-nt in 1: !*n

the outside of the

OI'

Mund.t

iderahle crowd came in to see the cirens ton has pu-hed his work during the vacation

.'l it

the day for the reg

rxaminaiion of applicants

h-arljerv iicfii-r^.

(Jisjsr's pi.-achc- wei-hed

ounces each,

called to

has been appoiii t-

uirgeon and

county, vice l)r Milton •a-ed. ...

IN theory Summer

see

grove is

Cn.wti.I:Y Coi.TUA has secureiPTii' give a good account in

has ordered the re- sidi'iablc experience in the business, bridge over the I... N. A.

'l on Wabash avenue, on

iii'.'ount of its unsafe eondiiion.

TIM: continued .scarcity of water at in the coursc of a life which we hope is Alamo has induced parties there to sink not yet half spent. :a

the open ground

Tin: College Guards excursionists! SritAYKD «K .STOI.KX—From Oeo. H. from Indianapolis will arrive ut about Ueighton's stable, in this city ou the 10 o'clock this morning. The picnic will night of the 2-lth, a dark chestnut sorrel lie held at Whitlock's irrove, where our mare, with three white feet, white face, Indianapolis friends will doubtless meet and pony build. Any person giving inliiiiny of our citizens. formation of the same will be properly rewarded. 1 III-: ijuail law does not expire until .. __ fhe 1st of October.

Sonic people have

got the erroneous impression that the aged about two years, was severely scaldi|iiail law expires on the loth of August, ed on the left arm, breast and shoulder 1 he same as the law prohibiting the kill- last

inn of prairie chicken.. upon herself a kettle of jelly that her "T.T" mother was Looking on the stove, 1 il picnic in Milener grove last Mit- ... liiday was a ijuiet and pleasant allair. Tin-: Howe Sewing Machine Company li.in cing and croijuct were the diver-ions. |,as established a branch ollicc in this Some ol the ladies iu attendance insist t-itv, witli .1. T. McJiinsey as manager, that it is not exactly the proper thing 'pj,,, immi formerly occupied by J. W. lor a gentleman to, dance with his coat rmnbcrlnml, on Washington street, has

Mil. DAVID I.DXI:, one of the early settlers of this county, a prominent citi-

!,m!

,orm'r C'"u,,,y

effects

of a

without a cooking!

few weeks ago, when she

bought one of S. II. (iregg it Son. This -..persistent disregard of the new-fangled

I»1IIM. 1.A\VIII:AII,

notious of modern days is probably tendent of Public Instruction, will deAvithout a parallel in the county. ]iyer a free lecture at the

W'IIAT a glorious world this would be a a a

ioi

.l rveiy luan i.iotild say with

borer I earn what 1 wear owe no man Whitlock's grove for use to-day. hate envy no man's happiness glad with other men's

good

farm

content with my!

living on

lo.iLa watch last week. A

I'ikeslrect,

little boy who

was unjustly accused of stealing

it was

lite

obliged to pay twenty-live cents lor hair lending. Of course they would grumble all the Mine if the price was nnlv (if1 ci'ii cents, lull

they may as

how mud' reason lliey have f.ir gi umA "ood harhei

im, .1 mi "ii T.'t. & MI I tlic morning midnight of the

htjrn

11»*w «i

iMi,i:t 7". h- mi

then* is only

wee

~ri:7,o

I lir-l in

us Tuesday, lie was

the city for the purpose of procuring torches with which to supply the club. 1. He sjivs the Republicans of Coal Creek

ivyn ihcmselves in

l'dock-, for new Coal Creek hasn't the anomaly of Monday.

I'II.M I,I:V

l-'.xaininer for

closes next

fl a iv a in

Satiir-

la -t

is to a is it might clo-e .i fact as well,

well

knew

-ire lo

a present prices,

faithfully from o'clock in

I"!5 day, can make ei-h dollar.-, an

as in dollars.

mie day in

k, Saturday, when the run of cu^toui cr uliieicnt to

keep the

•^tanlly employed. |*\»ur

from to Tor rent,

wo a -51* t(» a week (o a in and to cuver the other expenses »t the shop, lights, towels, soap, ete.

I':.Ivi 1:1 .—

Col.

t'arrington

that the repairs on the interior of the

college dormitory lmildinjz will

joli

the roof early next week.

A\ IHCAT drills mi,! cider precise a a .- ad (h a it

lie IS

lie

buildim.'

painted and penciled.

Uock villo

al-'j heen planned and

'"el Taking

I there

as the day was, a eon-

balloon

six

instead of two as

the

types

are dog days. .II'ST in it The track of the I., li. & W.

la-t day for service ('„vi„gt,,n onlv

on thejllh of Sej.-I, mbcr. j.^.m ,|a. ,l,c .l

KI XM-:HV and Cajit. I!. II. Tal

bot left by the o'clock" train Monday

chicken.- on the Illinois prairies.

another one of the

iSnr. Liill

new

"hot-

te-t days of the year." The mercury in the thermometer reached as hiah as

for an old settlers' meeting

it is tronj nevertheless.

barbers \m-

dollar a day,

or a A 'rck, may probaldv be taken to repw-.-ent the earnings if a ^ond barbi'r in our city. Takinjr from this sum a weekly charge

the number

tier

rooms have all heen newly

plastered and hand -omely papered, and j-npplied with. wardrol e. The whole luiildin^' has heen put under

roof iiew stone

is to

lie

New

walks have

constructed.

the improvement- all together

is a a evidence in

I l,,ls of

the

cam-

the energy it whichCol. Carring-

asceii-ion

eus

last

a a was completed to

two years ago. Since

n,,^, ],.ls

houses have been erected there

mill.

Two men who

's i!ir

Salniduy was

a siieees.-.

The

a-iial -hip- accompanii by the daring trapeze perloimer, l'rof eager, alter being lifted into an upper current several hundred feet above the earth, sailed smoothly and gracefully in a northeasterly direction, watched by thousands of spectators and followed by hundreds of boys. It landed in a largo field near the poor farm, both balloon and perl'otnier uninjured.

October and November.

Greeley Republican within her borders.

GOI.TIIA and W.

N. liabtorc at

•ock will in a few days open a

the old Gwyu liros. stand for the sale of

hats

caps, gloves and furnishing goods, under the (inn name of Guilra & Habcoek. Charley is well known to most of our citi/.ens already. His partner, Mr. Ilabeoek, comes from Springfield, Illinois. Both of them have had con-

Jus. A. li.Kiev, Ke]ublicaii candidate for Uepre-cntativc from Montgoniery county, is in the city this week, atteiid-

i'lg

l'is e.-tiinated on reliable authority Heck arc general managers and Abe that ot 'e hundred and one thousand .lohnsun, W. K. allace, jr., John

ol' water

Washing-j

the sessions of the teacher.-' institute,

Fir-l i'resbytc-i 's receiving the good wishes of a

rian church last Sunday, preaching a- hirge nuinbcr of political and iiersonal .-cnnoii which is very higldv spoken o*. fi'it^'uls. Mr. Gilkey has been farmer, school teacher, and

newspaper publisher

near! ,, 7, ^'.T

,, ., (I Mil MAN li A 1,1..— 1

l'r. I residence. 1 he work wi .. .. ,. ,, ,,

co-t about $l.i(. '. to night.

he Germans will

trip the light fantastic at hltzroth Hall

.lohn Hrukcr and Charley

Wcist,

F.pli. Joel and \Varner Wilhitc,

A i.i rn.i:daughter of I'cteSomerville,

Tuesday morning by pulling er

been fitted up as an office.

is^ioner,

died at his lesidcnce, (wo miles north of town, last Sunday morning, from the

paralytic stroke

if'some two weeks ago.

Tun personal property of Joseph Rover, deceased, of Sugar Creek township,

iu,vertil?cil for by tho

tor, oil

received

Mlts. JOHN LKWKLLW." lias kept house 1

hi|ii to

church this evening at 7i o'clock.

Slinks--1j

the

good people of that village as a worthy young man.

Pitor. M. II. HOPKINS, State Superin-

Christian

t\ UKl'l' i'A'l'liiN of the College (itiards,

man .o tild say with Slinks of Indianapolis, lnu 'neen over hero this pcaiv's slic]hcrd "Sir, lam a true la- veek, fixing up the

picnic

CAI'T. .ID. SIMI'SH.V last Saturday left with us a pair of prairie chickens,

THE Teachers' Institute now in session is the most successful ever held hero. (ne hundred teachers

vindicated a few days afterwards by the finding of the watch where it had been lost. People should remember that all little boys, even if they have the rcputa- M. Tlt.wis, of this city, will adtion of being fast, are not necessarily dress the Grant Club at Waveland, by

the first day.

•ottti'ut illi

Foil Tin: Loi:i=vit,t,K CONVENTION An effort lifts been nmdo, with what suem.VlllUl/ eess

have not ye! learned, to

modate the straight

secure ft

luill'-fare train lo Louisville,

to accom

1 'enioerats who de-

attend the, convention at

that'

I place next 'J'uesdav. A. I). Willis

savs ail attempt ha* boon made to smoth-

same this movement

extra one

in this county, but a

He savs a hun-

In dred Democrats are ready to go

this place :is «irlc^ates to convention.

from

Tin-: I 'mu.—The county lair g:ess tliis week. Tuesday and Wcdncsday were devoted wholly to making en tries,

of which is reported

about cijual lo the number la.-t year. The exhibitions commence to-day. The managers predict a fine show and good attendance. ..

AMIIIKW li. l).\vis,

states

's mill in lirown

all

finished to-day, two weeks before the time for the completion of the

a new slate

-teps ha\'e

'and

heen erected,

differed in politics

'I'm: I'lca a Hill proenrred a §*15 lliijr

lie u-ed

pole to be raised there on the 7th lember.

Mit. JOH. Kix«i died at

(wo and a half miles southwest

asl ^iinuiiv

Moxitoi: MILnoun, of

Scores

a time, beside a plow faetorv and saw

Street- have been opened and ex

tended and graveled, and graded and yet people have been all these

two

talking about dull times

a in was almost re,i

years

On. C. A. I*l11i.i.il*s, Secretary of the f.irant and Wilson club at l'lcasant

Hill,

his residence, |in.lIK.eSi

at the

yeal-s.

advanced age of ,1 a any

Tun wooden shed in front of Allen Bro.'s dry goods store has been taken down and a canvas awning substituted for it.

Attica, will

address the Grant club at the Court House to-morrow night.

1". G. Mi I N*TYiti: has sold his farm of 811 acres near J'rairie Kdge for fit, 100.

MicitrilAXTs are preparing (o renewing their stocks for'the Fall trade.

STOVKS and overcoats were in demand on the aoth of August, 1.S7I,

THE people were down with the hay fever last Tue?(lay,

CoMMTPsioxF.r.s' Cot'RT liircts next

TUAIII: MA'ITKKS.

it cans cheapest

boots and shoes

F.li Kahn last week received

Challis

floor

managers. The Kxcelsior string band

ton .-treet well .-iucc the pump -was put will furnish the intisic for lite occasion, in, June 1870. Fv ryboi.|y is invited.

'on Main street, is the place

buy your

ey. Remember the place, opposite the Court House. Call and see him.

I'efore making purchases of queensware, glassware, or cooking utensils

knppar cull always r('|y upim nuding ev-

season. They are in constant and

jict

a.iministra

the second day ol October, at the

late residence, 61 miles

J. M. SELLER, a young lawyer ol (his city, has determined to locate at Williainsport. AVe commend

.cli.ssho Id used

the eve of a needle, or point of a pin /or

instance, to a greater !.stance from the

j'e than formerly

east of Linden.

lien (his is the case go at once to Cheap

John, and get the l'antascopic spectacles,,

Ten years or more have We known 1*. li. Simpson, in the grocery business, and during all that time we have not heard:! a single complaint

Wll.l, AIUtltKMH Tin:

(inmt and Wilson (iuii,

(»ni!

•I

living near

township, has

tssed his personal property for Pale next' Wednesday, the -)th of September. The property consists of homis, cattle hogs, hay, corn anil farming

implements

I sale will commence at 9 A. M.

House.

I I51JIAY KYI'M.M

ALLGLLSL ITO. I

i«'1

tin*

Koui-vilb

iiiciiibcr

LR III 'INI) I«- NI

in pru-'l^'i^^liiiU'lt'is i(

'•lock .v.

was jroinj»M said an I bnian, "uj V:Lhin^ton street, ye?terday, an' I met jmid to-morrow. Pat llewins. •llewins.' siys I, 'how arc To

Says

('on-,

I, 'That's

'I'aith.

no more is mine,

lie. We looked

ailver"

The

Tin: annual session of the Xortwestern Indiana Omference of the .M. K. Church commences at Thorntown next Wednes day, .September llev. .Mr. Heck will preach his last sermon fur this vear next Sunday, lie will probably be returned for a second vear.

would be taking unfair advantage

I that when thoy

had

on the he lesson it conveys

you—" and then lie went on to tell lief and were g,catly

were married

(to honsi'keeping they would buv their

sleeping go »ds at

(Jregjr Son's, on Afain

a light on horseback la-t Tuesday night, near "tin1 head of Washington street, a they were returning to their homes in I'ritif Out* n( (imjtj *. the country. ..-i

I Ins is a paragraph

feel ourselves amply remunerated. It

V(lU g|,

t,m

ain

and Market streets, their well-known

»,»»-ll

s.onal the

a the

members present.

""f Present

A petition

was

Mills

the

ave money buy your

If you want

at the sign of the '*Hig

Hoot Vpside Down," on Main street.

Major I,. A. Foote keeps the most complete book store in the city. Call and tit out the children for the Fall schools.

west part of the eitv

street be

street

The.

ed hat the bids for the

his stock

of boys' children's and youth's clothing, hich is now opened and displayed on his counters and shelves.

prop.ITI

,isnion

•,

nder W hitsett, agreeing to

boots and shoes

for

... ,. .,

little mon

complete the engine house and city

any description, call iu at (ireggs' and see what a splendid stock they have on Hughes exhibition. Vanarsdall—3. lk'fore the

I. N. Jo.-lin, the veteran stove dealer, olution an amendment ranks among the the city. You are

first

sure

S(1

of his

bettor

all.

grounds at

were in attendance

I a a

Kli Kahn is taking an active in- of rooms and bring the cost of the build-

week. terest to make it an interesting and hap-! ing within £ti,00o, if thejjsaine can hi: py occasion by supplying his hundreds ''oncof patrons with the best and cheapest ^'''c

manner of do-'

N a

ranged, neatly kept, honestly conducted

stocked

street.

Sclioi I books and school

the Corner Hook Store.

shot

in ltcnton county, for which lie has our sincere thanks.

ill"cudiueiit

ready made clothing and furnishing •Vve!S Hryant and Harter—'1\ noes, gjods. Drop in and see him, boys. ,, Uug'"^. Vanarsdall, Crist—4. llie

s",ch

Hlll

daily

rr^rTT' •. bids for «2I,000 of city boml.1.

when

it be-1

comes necessary to remove small objects,-

A 11Pti tioll jronl

iU,king fo of S4m

tJl0

to see distinctly, V!ls re,.eive(1 ml rantt.(1. tiled

Th( rcct

(in

est:il)lislinient

cimlie.ju

found than at "Simpson's" on Main I t," 1 \r.

Hugoodsand prices seem lo

isl'v

stationery at

lWVlll*At* 1\T 1 1 A 1* 1 iloil'K good iprvico of its coMents he roads Ta(" jJM. I. 1

I 1/ I. j,v iiistrtletiiKr l-Rn of lltth.

night

are vou 'I'rettv well, thaiik you i)on- i"^ndent of Tublie Instruction, will nellv.'

not my name.' llVl'

llewiir,'

savs

der'.- bought our family groceries, at the

Step

cxehiiniei

.'M.,

at each other again, and

'[f, goodly numl-ei iisscinhlcd on

c'.","n'ium'

a a .j a a all their other housekeeping .oods T, Meharry's^'gmve fw'li:^'' me?U"g I

street

Tlie com mil tec

that deserve?

•vp-1 uablu, and ir it sluill lie heeded, wo

Orant club has nieulation and careful reading, attend, together

Is beautiful lind Mil- n.i.Kile-aged

will

only that, remembering the closeness o(

j- ,,

14.ltomnr,.s mnv

store, No. 0 Green street, whenever you

«m rv g..odn .tore.

Go to the Corner liook Store (or all kinds of school books.

The autumnal days are near, when Th»' ycxr -/rowin^

ui.

Nor

yet on Hiiiunn-i"s

if «m'-linx Wino

At this time last year corn of early And we shall want a oliungu of wearing, j:ri,Vl'- l'

l'oi

tin shock, apparel. The

viled to

dien,

nor .it flu-hinli

I'l in imuie o'' 1*. Hills

i. ., a

iVLo. is so

in a associated

vi"p'

rece.ved from Caleb,

and ten other jronerty holders in I i-

t] 4i UL,!5,'111

askini:that the •!.«

rnn h:

as practicable, in view of the financial! listened to attentively for over an hour,

The survivors of last year's fair are to rhllton^Vre 'lie u^i' tVm'oil!fv' V"' P"' 'l,lerruI)tt,ll only by the outbursts of ap- Ire!! luue a le-union at the fairgrounds this

was voted down

Street

(.'ommis-ioner

One of the snuggest and most complete |his resignation would be accepted! grocery establishments in this city is upon a limit settlement of his: aciiiiints1 that of Wilhitc it Chadduck. House- »s

was notified

twicer, ,nd the acceptance of,

report and .settlement.

try thing in the eating lino that the A resolution was adopted expressing engaged for the last year

season produces, and many things out of the dissatisfaction of the Council with

the manner in which the Marshal had

receipt of the freshest and best country discharged the duties of his oflice. have been a water

produce. Tho Treasurer was directed to adver borhoobi.

t0 lr l(p t])ubl (|fe,c Ur,r0vi t)le A

on the left temiilii. j, T. Talbot was elected Assistant City'

jiWnday, ,\ug 3G, mid organised by

NT IN»F

rosidont, and

Ensminger and D. F. Drake

I'rcridi.nUal election. They can not One hundred and twenty-live teachers one of the

Kahn's and set your mind at rest. :^-l Ir.ietion (horoughly practical. I

its

rics. A Executive (Join mil tee and

For President Or —Many persons pointed and the Institute declared ready preparing to thoroughly refit and reI are 011 thc fence in regard to the coining lor actual

foil-.?,

by instructing fclrtu of

have no knowledge of books, in the word method, l'rof. Alcott's instruction, so far, ha bc.-n conlined

gymnastics, and as he pa.-.-e- from one s:cp to another in the ilcvehipiiie.it of his method, the appreciation and a lminiiratioti of the

institute

lVoJ*. M. T*. Hopkins, Super-

luctll,v ilt

01,1

sure, il turned out to be neither of us, ^lr' McKinncy, of Newtown. and so we turned in llenkle

A Snv-

Meeiiii)

wriu'" lll(' following to

fjuntl'iy, the 2 "»th inst,

headi)uarlers. Mr. Long had livpi! in this county early H(ly years. He came here from

I-ro,«MMli„KsV Sullivan county, this

I he City Council met in regular ses-,,)f

Mayor soOice on Monday

eve- 1S2

11- croition the county making comfortable arrantresehool and |»ubliebuiloinirs recommend-

on, according to the plans and specif,ca- ftw

tions °f Col. (.arrington, for $S,50(1.

was oflured by Councilman Foote and adopted by the casting

mnilU

ks.n. *i WOuU l(ii the liaptist

erect,onandcoin-1 WIW t0

pletion of the new engine house be not ,.te(lilljr „.(,,k. The day had been

vote

vote was takcii

I VIUHUII .... iiniuiiuiiK-iii was

bu.-iness men of: Councilman lirvaut is follows-

to bp satisfied

and purchase when you learn his prices and examine his stock.

State,

,thr yeats

recent older ol the Council relative to i», \, .in1Mhonest, honorable, upright

the widening and extension ol Main

so changed as

to leave

..I,,. .,11 ...i- ..

little folk

who

to reading and

inercnrcs.

l'rof. Smith has

just been introduced,

and has begun the explanation of school apparatus. Much interest is manifested

art ol the members

that

of 171,1 ,lu li

1 .-atunlay, the

in the

churcll jn the u|UVi t]|C

Fall

]82o 0 llle 2 (1 1V I)c,(.t,„,)0l,

,, ,vit|,six „t,

onm a t,

,nr

tist. A sistcl. (jf M|.' U|i,

one remaining

that seven. Iurin'all

his course

the ,!lri,u

only l.O feet wide through tin A platted and settled portion of said ex tens',oil. The petition was referred to (lie proper committee.

iro!e of-

has been that of

Christian

gentleman, respected and beloved by a

f,.ien,ls .lni

jdenly,

the

committee on

lel ltives

he was stricken Uuwu sud-

yel he

was found about his

rni. .i,^ n.,.., ,•

accepted. ccssively hot, and directiv after reachiii.-!

was submitted

by Alex-1,

lU home

h(mr

Association which

,m„.t

Vav,fordsville the suc-

,JIV

pris,„„„

-1

|e sens(l|e,:i was at

I« NIT T.N.

(II,».

erect and firsl th:U

stri)kp

of the May

or. The vote on the adoption of the resolution was as follows: Aves, Foote, :i noes, lirvaut, Harter,

Jt (|VC|

,Je

ArursT il, 1X1 i.

on this res-

ollered

:u lU

of |)llra,ysi!l. Jlt! lillgcre lw wet,ks

JCVO ution acceittmp le proportion without being conscious, and then went h'1***, SM and everything in the hardto his reward. His remains were follow- ware in at cd to final resting place by an tin-' CAMI'IH-.U, TIXSI.KY usually large number of mourners.

Ax OLD SI:TTLI:H.

*oI. !4ll:irf*»

rp, Friday night. AlthouKb no special cf-' engine hm^T^ «^«e crowd greeted the

rin^ton to this Council are not regarded Colonel with their presence, lie was

«'ol. lick iXdhii't, oi l^iKayette, dtes^d the Grant and Wilson club last 0(Wr wlllV,Hsbm'no

,lH to maintain the same arrangement 'ailSen 'u'eivals which his telling F.R.Simpson & Co. are prepared to

lik1

ron

{llt ,or

Mave innde up

an estimate of I). D.

Jone ou thc sdlol), lniil( ing c.011lraL.t.

,|1(1 S-: -.li„ol 'i'rustees, two driven in (hat bura, for the and

public use.

lands of the late Jesse Titus lias bee.J

„.,,n.issis. was direcied to -Beer.flows at Alamo, and fights /ol-!

manufactured by George Staples. None Kailroad ou Wabash avcuue, said —Clianibers it McCtillough are remov-1'^latl- better supplied with every conceivgenuine unless stami ed Che^p John" bridge bciiij^ consideml dangerous. '"K their /louring mill to Waveland, is

,vllat 1

Engineer, to serve during the unexpired —.lohn II. .Smith has a new miller at "®t thc I'isher block. The sick term of I). (i Roderick, Engineer. Hibernia (old (iilkty mills), is buying! "lu

wheat, m::!:cis

now.

1 I

(.JMII

Maiy H. Krout and

sat- Vawlcr 1LS viw iVesidents, and

(or all of which (hanks.

'ad,"

of the iti-Litute,

and it is highly gratifying to the exuini

l-.liliore, from

l,K'

'1,riutl:"1

the Atlica

on0miln tl,c

ffliovt prirrr, nuil then went homo. meeting at Mcharry'sgrove

a Nircastjc youn^ lady to her huled to meet orgiw notice of a meeting. b.-ati. "(»h," th.- replv, "but that

last

17th ins

!,,

was

the

time

Montgomery1, Warren and Fountain hi

I ii in .oirii ami ouiKiUil it)

v.itii

it Also

address the first settlers

Otliei merohants nuiv mark down, but among'tlie the Trade 1'atace move- on, defying all county. competition both in ijualitv nnd prices. I hope to make this a grand

his wife andl cl

I tics

l.et Greeley and (irant take care of themselves (or uiiu day, while we have ,il|o happy reunion ill this grand old

those that are near hrii

s,'il'ts

w'." 'i"1'1' to refresh

distance

with

good, cheap and serviceable clothing

that

few hesitate upon the order of their go-

Aiiofltrr o.l' our David I.ong,

ing, but procecd at once to their sales- '-"Ong," dicil at his residence, two room, on the southwest corner of Green

those

(IIIIIIM^-

an(l

Home

familiarly known as

»"c-hnlf miles North of Crawfords-

Ale

thanks! fc —John I'ishclo familiarlv

ner and in it lo welcome visitors at all times The sessions, be continued to-d a

la«t

(=il''

the ground

disappointcd. Tho-e lively as a cricket. Age, HO year

ami w-eut present organized and appointed another M'I'II N-T' X^'

urraiigeincni. ami fixed

1511

propo«es to make it the

best ami largest meeting ever held in that grove, and hereby invite all the old settlers in the counties ol Tippecanoe,

all the young and

W have inviU'd personally Mr Saulord (.'ox, of LaKayette. the author of a little liook on the lirs( settling of Indiana. Mr. Cox can II us more about the first settlement of this Wjiluwh fctuintrv than liny olher loan iu

up here. think last Suiulay was as hot a day as we have had this Summer. —•I. A Id ridge

!es'

convincing speech broflght forth- deliver ice at overy residence and busin

We are glad to say that we have the ness house in theei (v. All orders

promise of a few speeches from the the grocery store of J\ H. Simpson it Co. Colonel to lie made in different parts oj'j will bo promtly attended to. the county. Monroe Miltbrd, of Attica, I will address the club next Friday •. Pa ..« niulit I

1,1(

.paint

ALAMO 1 ATI i.IXIa'S. Campbell it Tinsloy,

-Late com will be slim without rain, For the niMi mshionable, the most stylJolmathan hrtiitsife o. have been jsb and neate.-t fitting hat, call at John He is now receiving Full styles.

iv in wells—•!

«'clls. They are a success.

them there would ere this time

f„ininuin

goixl flour, has plenty

TI I I I I

./II L- iw.V I

Pl.rone

imniense amount of wheat.

Seereta-1 Marks, thftl old and reliable engineer

bos*. They have also a new saw mill

1! their farm, which they

Committee on Ways ami Means were ap- soon as threshing is over. They arc

business. model their dwelling,

finest

make up their minds which of the two 1 have been enrolled, and others arc con- —John If. Smith cojivcrling his' frii])tions because'it renders the hair as H's they shall vote for. Hut those who stantly coming in. residence into neat Swiss chalet. lustrous as

have examined the stock of ready made Among the instructors from abroad are, —Alexander White in 011 visit lrom o'oliurVuAi' '(Trt"-inJ bee clothing, for men and boys, and the Miss S. A. Donnohiic, and Profs. Alcott Wayne county to old friends here. lie it duw not soil the pillow, the Mip^r the prices at Eli Kahn's, are quick to decide Smith, and lilacklege, who are present- says the yeomanry of old Wayne don't '"ll I because it is without a .-ival in, a I a a a a a a a a a a fence," in res|iect to clothing, go down to common school branches, making the in-:

house* iu

takes

"W"

culled

is bringing another rousing lot

of furniture to Alamo. 1 I 'lad in his sleeping robe, the Tattler sat on a gate post the other night, and and listened to the most soul -stirring music by the Alamo band, as thcr weio returning from giving a concert at Yountsville. —.lonathnn l-'r

week tlire

-live bushels

-lied

.Alabama wheat

from acres of measured ground. I lie challenges the State to beat it It a -o

a a

Le-iMature, found in .ludjre O'Krien an 'old friend in j.ict hi,

iclcik who i-ssiied

Proposed old settlers'

ladders at Campbell Tinslev's. meeting at Meharrv's grove a committee I -v count iv Democrats of

,,ul lil1

^""""ndty, thinking

\\illi

other

him

ll ,r

old settlers'

1 1

l-'ranl llauniud's,

'J pound-.

r—Olir centenarian, fi'eorge

has bought William

Dunbar's interest iu the store at thi place. A. J. I'.owers has

sold his farm to

Silas Dunbar, and expects to

this

better a it

Mas

's O S a a

MS hi" sickness he had been riding around

be.

LOCAL

W'lical Uiuilcil.

Darter i: l$ro. want to handle bushels of wheat during the .|K

rfl

''^'onled.

ITIIU II I\

as a

*U1' ^'ddren, also, slippers,

elc !lt

!('llu,'c'l

l.ine 's one door

many neigh-

The

a purse, and intend to I Order your boots niadc at Curtis' boot

shoe

by the widow, CaS .1 te

lllrc

prices, at Curtis'.-

BIOIO, one

baIlk

l«titi ai for the partition of tho Curtis Brw'orfAriiin sir^Ti ,i JiiS

low. I There is ierh»|w no drug store in the

l)rcst:ril,e(1

plenty

Tuifhci*' IiiftUluU'. I walrr (»ii spring brunch, and is driving *'llmre south of his stor«\ Professional Thc Montgomery County TcaelieVh' th'yigs lively. John has the checks

Institute met at the Normal buildiug without borrowing, and means business attended to. .'Mw.'i

your

seventy-f iv acres, threshed "IMJI'.A ili

for .voursolvos.

than the

hir marriage

sixteen year ago, in Jlamilton

county. —.Mrs. .Robert \V. Mc^Taken ha* advertised a large :ile til jicrsunal properly

determination not to eat crow A new hoarder

Fruit

uiiila.id Jesse Cumberland's tile

.il-! had I,OuO hu.-hels. .loci Stout.1

reho-ion

regard

...

rv I,

to politics, religion

in previous comlilion of race or

ciilor.

-, i-

.' '"o»'ed

'1)0 ^l'ley are

a better fix financially than they

bun

for ten

have

ears, TOM Tvrn.KIT.

I IIOM WKSU:V.

-Mi. llaidin Freeman and

And

his es

poused have di-solved partnership. The cause is unknown. —Theonly manufactories of (his place are Messrs. Almond & Co.'s portable

saw

factory

located at Gray's station, lliey have il bran new boarder

UeiiJ. Uiiliue, of Crawfonlsville, is inmeeting, being Thomas Stout's only eight boys iu (amMontgomery il v. —llviff threshed 2^0 bushels id' sio As pioneers, we wish once more to I from eight acres, and J. II. Shite meet anil greet the young ami the old. bushels from ten acres Go Mmm Come everybody and

iHNi Men-

|.. Uemh'v Jiiiii, and

Rcudc

A. and .1. Mailcy l.s.M). We wish that some of candidates would come out and give us speeches before the October election,

Mr. .1. JI. Tyson started for Nehras I ka last week WICSI.KY.

ltO.H 110Wlilts' STATION'.

It has been extremely warm and

dry

Pivots,

West

next Spring. Dr. lierrymau, of I'otato Creek, will soon erect an oflice at

[dace. We

are glad to have the prospect of such a desirable addition to our population. —The corn crop around

this station is

a ever

before

MATTERS.

100,000 present

season. Fanners will find them

r"'"'-v ll"' l""'t

I,ri(,e" .that, can be

llnrihrare House.

........ .1..: Mill il The largest and best assortment of

could live but a

„h „lh,

I F„rm /Irlh, W„u.

it liro. wish generally un

derstood by the readers of the Joritx.w. (hat they have a very large and complete stock of boots and shoes of all kinds, for which they ask more money than do

e„ts in this

city

0ust?'» «l"os

,ni*'os

for la

left at

-cheapest and most durable

is the llubbtr I'aiiU

for sale by

cast

of Elston bank,

'la,s.

people of Alamo '°°l

casl

supply at Line's, one I

Alston bank.

door east of Klston

buy b^u wdj SveJl'ln^t

variety of pure drugs and choice

intended to say. medicines than the one kept by Dr.

:,t

I' ,V

brother*luivc a A hundred reasons mi^ht tvJiy

rof. thresber, ami have* bulled out thus fur1 I-vnnV Ivnthnimn ulmiiii) ii^„i h.»

ercnce to

011

intend to run as

IIIHO

SOILS

to make it

Ripley.

the Jnt itxAl. and would

without it for

not

all hour.-', divy

"ig''t. The Doctor resid?s just one S'liiare sout" cull.-, within tin

wi,hin

the city will be promptly I

I.yon's Kathairon should be" used by Capt.

l'v,!rJ' intelligent

human being in pref-

every other preparation

satin

for the

hair, but ten will sufllec. Here they arc liecause it nourishes the fibers, multiplies them, and makes them grow becaiiMO't thus orevents them from withering and bleaching liecause it removes the scurf, mid dandruff wluch choke them as tares choke the golden grain because it kieps the scalp cool and prevents

because it makes it

do 01her ro 1!.!'!w'J^'/J!!fTi 1 "L'

S 0r nny

country'invaluableall,

ten dollars a year that half of these ^"propertta!

possesses or even one-

WOOL.

J*. 31. & CO. 'fc$

ClI A W FOR DSVTLLE WOOLEN MILLS,

'oi»n«

WOOL if you want tlio hi^liost,

i| IMI.MKSTIC GOODS,

WOOLKX iii DOMKSTIC (JOOOS,

,lu WAV l,w,vx ww

build up a

l'leas-

Wall

.Evor.vf-liiii£

vi, lCxchanue Blook,

liiicc Lpadirr. (Sell

I_,

CivocM* un1 MnvUo't Htvectn,

prlee

llOIIIC

BOOK STORE.

CITY HOOK HTOllli

on 1 Iniul aiul an Constantly Itcoelvlna

Paper, Pictures, Picture Frames,

HOOKS AND STATION Kit OF ALL KINDS,

Klse to

In CASH

A 1 W E

Fouml in

O O I S'lOUKS

ilest (.old Pens iu the Market. Picture Frames Made to Order

BELTING.

ell

CJii,inpl

Hooks, «&<.,

Sign of the Circuit* Saw, Opposite the Court House'

ALPACAS.

151. O li A li PACAS!

Those Goods are so popular that they have in great measure taken the place of

GliANI) OPENING!

O. I»l. CRAWFORD,

HTOM: FHOXT,

I O S

SPRUNG & SUMMER 1)R GOODS,

Silks,

1111(1 foreign made Jit

e»

couutry encourage Manufactures.

see

First-Class

rrin«ley

'I'IIK HKHT

1 E A I I A N E

liBAND

A N I S

We introduce this season a new brand, tliat for beauty of finish, fineness of texture, and brilliancy of dye, surpasses any make heretofore offered, and we sell them at a price which makes them the cheapest Goods in the market.

CAMPI & HARTER.

NEW COODS.

Colored

Slrijied Silks, Checkered Silks, Japanese

Now Irish New SHillc Velours,

TVOAV Silk I*plinw, Now Banded Pei'cales,

Now loll.y Vai-don l^rints, New Cretonne

Csunbriosi, Now l^Voncli Prints, Embroid

eries, Frinocwnnd (a iinpsi.

Nw Lac s, eoiiHistiiif? of Thrnil, Valti'i linos, Point Appliquq,

Gniiinre, liitdles' Neck Wear, in all the latest styles, New Ottoman

Shawls. Also a large stock ol' Cassimeres, Coatings, Boys' Wear* &c. Do not fail to call and inspect our New Goods, as we have one

ol' the Largest, Most Elegant and Best Assorted Stock ever offered his section. ('. M. LltAWFORD,

Town.

Nilks,

Ti-imiiiingf Silkn

Silks,