Crawfordsville Weekly Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 24 October 1872 — Page 3

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MOST ill' the minUtei's in attendance

:i! ill" Sviiiiil won- new lints,

O nk fir two iipr-ions have spoken of the

line :ipi'f anii -t' of tin- wmnl-

Ciixnl Winter :ippU'-' have been sellinir on the streets fur liO eent-ia hm-lid.

ScmK "I mil' sporlMiJi ii report the fact ol'lmvintr seen while quails tliis Fall,

.1 AMI S Hiivi.i:. a Cincinnati typo, is '"'visiting friends ami relatives in this city.

A WAoi'N broke down of its own weidit on College .street 'Tuesday. liioi

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IIAYMOSII V- lliitr.in this week 1!Hod

a lar^'e order lor furniture for a Covington man.

Hi: v. A. II. l.!ixi.i i:v. of l'jola. Kansas. has hern visiting li iemls in this city dtirimr till- week.

Miss M.wtv II- Ki:m T, (if this citv, is teaching school al Bunker llill school house in liipley town-liip.

HON. W. I ni'.V, liepuliliean

retary of Slate elect, will speak in Crawloidsvilk' on Saturday, November 2.

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the Kankakee fishing party

re! in lied on Monday, reporting a line catch hut had luck in carrying home.

TOM TA I I IT.i! was in town the other

day. lie was complaining of dry weather in lii '1 lie .streams arc ail dry down tilde.

Dr.. ANimrs, President of Indiana Vliury rnivei'-ity, will jireaeh next Sunday, morning and evening, at the Metho

dist church.

'I'm', grading and graveling of Waba.-h avenue is completed to within a hall a square of Water street from the 1... N. A.

& C. liailroad.

IAMI'-S W'AL'.L'IR.l.l' and Miss Anna Kountrle were married on Thursday ol last week at the residence of David

t-.tanford, near Alamo.

'I'lii: election ol otiiccrs lor the Cood Templar Lodge will take place next

Monday evening. A full attendance of the members is desired.

Fi. D. THOMAS, of Williamsport, for

merly Adjutant of thcSiith Indiana lieginient, was in the city over Sunday in attendance at the Synod.

K. F. in I'ST, living six miles north of the city, had lourtecn sheep killed by dous on Snndiiv night, the 13th inst.

I le gets his pr.y for them out ol the dog

fund.

Uwir.ttT llr.NtrniiKY, one of the oldest settlers and one of the oldest men (if Hip ley township, died on last 1* ridiiy night,

lie was considered one ol the best men in the county.

'I'm rii'ir advertises a

piugn exp-ii-si-s.

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Iciidrieks,

(ircelcy and lirmvn hop at McClelland llall to-night. It is said the proceeds are t-, he devoted to the p:iyim nt ol cain-

N'ciTWiTHsTANtUN'ii the large increase

of coal burners mere is a great deiu»»d lor wood. l''.very wagon load that conies

into town is watched for by hall a do/en

would he purchasers.

THIN haired gentlemen an? in luck

lllis week. Several "hair restorative" peddlers have been ill the city, exhibiting photographs ol individuals .hiloie taking" and "alter taking."

Mi:. I. STIIAIUHT has bought the stock of dry oods recently moved into No, Fiinpire block bv Mr. Jo. Morrv.

The store will be managed by Straiirhl's brother, from i'axton, 111

Mr.

Alamo, was consumed by fire on the night ol the I'd inst. The lire originated from a defective Hue. Nothing was saved the family barely escaping with their

I'm: case of John Carroll, an application for license to sell liquors at Dar

A ri.w niouths ago a Mi-s. Felch, hailing from Chicago, visited this city for the purpose of delivering a course ol lectures to ladies exclusively. She came highly recommended, bearing letters from ladies of high standing in other cities, and with very little e!'oit sueeeeded in securing a cla.-s. The leclurcs were well written and were Very instructive and spoken or by tin- hdie.s who heard them as super-excellent. The last ol the course, however, was quite familiar to a lew who recognized it n» being lecture of the celebrated John ISovee Dodd-on ieiietoiogy, or Human Ueauty l'hilo-i[illie.-ilIy Considered." The lecture, was stolen bodily. The ladies were pretty well cou inccd that she was an impostor, hut thought it best to keep the matter

Illicit. In the meantime, however, she I

had recommended a toilet article which *iie called oil of almonds, to be used in' lieu of soap, at the same time possessing none of the injurious ingredients of the latter. This preparation she soldat S-i a pound. She took a few orders and the! other day the "oil ofalnionds" came, and ol course the women were happy. Hut to their chagrin and disappointment it I proved to be nothing cl.-e than a cheap quality of Castile soap. Mrs. Felch's name is spoken now with a good of reverence. This is all we know about it.

S. MASTI:I:SUN, of the Jni its.ti, olliee, has in his possession, among some old papers left in the family by a great uncle, a contract, for the renting of a mill, the property of lien. Washington, I

dated June ."0, I7S.". This uncle, Cil-j hert Simpson, was acting as Washington's agent, and by the contract the mill, situated in Westmoreland county, Pennsylvania, is rented to one Thoma- Mnire, for one year lor half of the profits and 11 pounds ami 5 shillings, specie, or grain rated its follows: Wheat, five shillings! per bushel rye, three and sixpence corn, two and six pence. The inanu-. script is in a line state of preservation^'-! and so plain and mat that it would be a perfect delight lor a compositor to set from it.

.11 iiia: l\ii-t INK.—I.astSaturday after-1 noon a meeting of attorneys was held at the Court House, at which a silver watch was presented to Judge Kistine as a testimonial of esteem and respect for! his qualities as a gentleman and a jurist as exhibited during his occupation of the bench the past four years. Complimentary resolutions were also passed and ordered spread of record. Judge Cowan presided, and speeches were made by M. D. White, Thomas I'atter.-on, I!.-e II. 1-". l'eirce, and A. 1. Thomas, the Judge elect. The presentation speech was made by (leorgel). Hurley. Judge Ristine's commission expires on the 1-lth of November, when he will be succeeded bv Judge Thomas.

On Tuesday morning of last week, Kiehard Harris, at workman at llcllner's saw mill, northeast of the city, had his hand terribly lacerated and burned by having it caught between the pullev and band. He was putting resin on the pulley at the time it happened, and placing his hand in too far, it was caught, He was there abcut fifteen minutes before assistance came to extricate him fioni his painful diflienlty. 1 ir. McCle!land v. !n is treating Mr. Harris' hand' pronounces it one of the worst used up limbs that ever came under his observation.

Tim venerable Josiah liunch walkedinto church last Sunday from his residence. near Mr. Durham's. He is, nov past !l^ years of age and has heard the preaching of three generations. An ancient Democrat, lie lias lived to see the rise and fall of a dozen formidable polit-

W A P.ASll MAOA/INK—The Wabash Maarazine Association met in college chapel mi Wednesday of last week and elected the following officers: President, !,. M. Vance General Agent,.!. P. Uotli: Secretary, H.M. lVrrv: Treasurer, J. li. Donaldson. The editors are T. K. Mar-j

shall, S. L. Ward, C. I. Whitehead, F. W. Iddimrs, F. J. Stanly and P. C. Cronk-1 liite, all of *73, who will take turns in squads of two. Communications will he

received until the ."itIt proximo.

Miss MAUY HOVHY, late Professor in I Manhattan College, Kansas, teaches a select school in the third story of the Fisher building. Our "local," being a young man, is observed each day al noon test-j ing the accuracy of his time piece by the shadow cast by said building. It is! thought by some of his acqualnlatic.cs that while pretending to observe the

sun his covert purpose is to catch aj

glimpse of the daughter.

Xi-'.w I,AW FlltM.—Mr. I-:. 1. Snyder' and Mr. II. K. Kussell, both excellent young gentlemen, and the latter a giaduaie of the law department at Ann Arbor, have entered into a partnership under the name o( Snyder it Russell blithe transaction of legal business. They have rented the handsome front room on the second lloor of. I law find stone

front.

Til nearly completion of a bridge across the ravine at the west end ol Market street is promised by the City Council. Citizens living in that vicinity are con-

Tm: resid"iice*of 11. C. Campbell, of fideutly predicting the speedy erection

lington, in which a change of venue to the Clinton Circuit Court was taken by the remonslrators, was decided in favor of the applicant last Friday at Frankfort.

Tin: first exhibition of the year by the Senior class will be given on next

Saturday morning at 8:!!C, in college chapel. The exercises will con sii of orations by eleven—one-hall ol the class. The public in respectfully in

vited.

of a large number of houses upon lot' which will thus be placed in convenient connection with the business portion of

the city.

Tun students seem to enjoy these Synods with a little holiday thrown in. Not willing to lusc any of the last one, the\ adjourned their societies last 1' riday night and heard the sermon. If you want information concerning it ask any

of them. •,

Till-: October apportionment of school revenue has been made by rMipcrintCLd-

lei.M I'A I'Miiso.v, "our distinguished fellow citizen," will tell what he knows about a "corrupt adniinistiaiiou" and "corrupt rinus" next Saturday night.! We suggest that he spice his speech a littie by exl ibiting a liepuliliean ticket with Man on's name on it.

AT the recent election 111 Coal Creek

township there were two I,allots more in the box than there were names on the poll books. All the ballots were count eel.

A Mrcii larger crowd of people than usual was in town !«st week. Thestreets were crowded with wagons.

Tl:un: "A'f Ti.IiS.

Ivereoats at Kahr.'s. '"l -v'--.V

(TT saws at Campbell A: Tinsley.s.

I!rant, Greeley and Kahn are now the favorite's.

Great bargains every day at Campbell it 1 larter's.

I lock it Johnson have strong fresh teas and sell low.

Mew laces ill every style and qu:i!:ty at W. N. Wii-son'-.

liumen.-e stock is now iti'nvifig Vf tlie Stone Front for low prices.

•u .For 11 it- cheape-t groc, lies call at lieek it Johnson's, on Green stivtl.

For a good -quale me-al call at. the In-ter-Ocean II 'Jinnt. No. 2 Grecti r:tieet.

"Oh, Hill, hi redid yon net that shot gun?" 'i bought it at aiupbe'l it Tinslev's

All the new styles in pr.nl and dress, •roods can now be. seen at .Campbell A: I larter's.

A new lot ol elegant sash ribbons, excellentqualitv and very cheap, at-Airs. I''. li. Jlanna's.

1 .Of'ii shawls and ladies' scarf's, beautiful styles, low down for ea-h at Aliens' mammoth.

Mrs. F. li. I fauna has all the latest styles of trimmings lor hat and bonnets. Don't fail to see belli

The very best overcoats are oftcred at prices that recommend themselves to every economical man, at Kaim's, r,

The rush after iho.-e new style dre.-s goods at Aliens' mammoth eortinucs unabated. One glimpse of style, quality and price is .-ullicient,.iione fail to buy.

.: School books at F.iiimoii-.'

Till pieces Lonsdale bleachedCotioii. •Mi pieces Suffolk bleached cotton. pieces Mam.-utta bleached cotton just received at Aliens' mammoth No Credit Store.

.-.'.'From the cheapest lo tin- liiie-t fabric.-, all of which arc new and selected with the greatest care, can be found al the Stone Front and are to be sold at the lowest cash prices.

The hand-oine-t nubias, scarfs and fills are at W. N. Wa.-son's.

Charlie Crawford while in .New York selected a very choice stock of fringes, gimps, ribbons and scarfs for ladies in all the latest styles, which is now oll'ere '. to our people at remarkably low prices."'

Tin: man who says "I'm saddest when I sing," is a fool to sing at all but the man who buys his family supplies at the popular grocery of 1 nkle it Snyder, iu the National block, is sensible and all the time happy, too.

Headquarters for picture framcsat l'ini nious' m-w store. Gregg's old stai

ical combinations, and now bids fair to witness the fall of the Denrjcralic-lJber-al combination, the most ludicrous and dangerous of them all, and with it the' li mil dissolution of the party to which he liaa always adhered alike whin it was! successful and when it sufl'ered reverses.

Ladies, you will now find at asson

the nicest, brightest flowers,' ribbons, and plumes, also the choicest stink of silks velvets for trimmings, that he lias ever shown iu this city. He has paid special attention to this department.

Flit -:!—It is a comfort togather around the cheerful fireside these evenings, especially if vou have one of those elegant

base burners for sale at egg it Sou's. By the way, this firm have a nice stock of coal hods, shovels, tongs, pokers, and such like seasonable goods which are in demand just now.

New style shawls and cloaks now open al Campbell it llartei's.

Fur ready made clothing we are still of the opinion that none can oiler better inducements than Lli Kahn. lie has been in the business so long and so thoroughly understands the tastes of our people, that he carries but little old stock and his goods are always fresh and new— and then he sells so cheap.

Go and sec those elegant nubias on exhibition to-day at Aliens' mammoth No

t'redit Store.

Miss lliatt, at the I'.aziir on Green

street, has opened her stock of Fail millinery, laces, ribbons, flowers, etc., and promises to show her patrons the very latest novelties that have appeared in the eastern markets. She cordially in vitcs the ladies to call and examine the new style-.

lluv your school books, etc., at Ktnmoiis' new .-tore.

The new drug store in the Fisher block is becoming an objcct ol'considerable at

traction to those who are wanting the best of drugs and fresh and suitable medicines. Doctor D.'tchou i- treating a laiL'c number ot" those sick ol chronic diseases, many of whom, we learn, are rapidly recovering. 43-:!.

Clock.-, clocks, clocks. Weight clocks, spring clocks, cheap at Linnum-.

"Shoo 111 v. don't boelder me'," is not so popular a- it was at onetime, but Jo Challis, al the sign of the liig Moot l'pI side Down, is making the shoes tly livelier than ever, with his low prices and 'good material. For any thing in the I line of boots or shoes for men, women I or children, we say in all sincerity go to

I Challis'.

cut Hopkins. The share of Montgomery I county is $4,2-13.20, of which $3,071.08 is collected and ready for distribution.

The number of school children rejiorted

in the county in 8,100.

A nice lot of Mohair goods at Mrs. F.

It. llanna's.

Prices are so universally low iu our establishment, that we hardly know what to mention as cheapest. Nothing is dear, however, that wo can promise. I ALLEN BEO^.

Make home happy, and give a healthy Nehooi TPIICIMT* iu Vniuii T»nnIII|. tone to your appetite, not by purchasing 1 he following is a list of school teaehvillaiuous drugs and quack nostrums, but crs employed in this township and the by purchasing wholesome LMOceries, Compensation per day each one receives -.

fresh fruits, good country produce, the

best canned goods, hams, etc.,at Wilhite .t ha Iduek's. From long acquaintance with producers of the country they have

The created candidates and all other can find balm for their elisajpeop pointed hopes by purchasing their groceries, country produce, fruits and vegetables at Simpson's on Main street. Democrat and Republican, the victor and the vanquished, can there clasp hands while Philo and his corps of accommodating salesmen fill their baskets with the good things of this life.

Perforated saws at Campbell itTins-

Noihin:t more perfectly elegant in the way of dress goods, could be imagined

than the display at the Stone Frcfht. All is so bright and clean that the visittor can but feel intense satisfaction as she moves through, and you can hardly take your eyes from any beautiful thing, but when you do they are sure lo rest on something not less beautiful. By all means vist the Stone Front.

The air is tinged with eold and the I season is al hand when we men must ex-)

„o so is at K. II. I ,11s Co. s, where is

now spread upon their counters as fine a •stock of piece goods as was ever shown in this citv. Hills & l'o. have

gant or.

S, IKMI ol Iiiiiinmi, .Xoi'lli. This body, composed of ministers ami

excellent facilities for supplying the table.

A new as-ortmeut of scurfs and ties, zephyrs and canvas just received at Mrs. F. 15. llanna's, on north side of Main street.

elder™, met iu Center 'church Thursday J, Smith, Tre-siding Elder. Saturday, evening, October 17, at 7 o'clock.

The opening sermon was delivered by llev. .lane- Matthews, of I.ogansp rt, from the lest, "Come now, and let us reason together, saitli the Lord." The doctor treated his subject ably and clearly, defining the sphere of reason, and showing that both the doctrines and duties of religion were rational that the central truth of natural religion, one God, ami that of revealed religion, one Mediator, are ill accordance with man's intuitive perceptions, lie spoke of Tyn dull'.- proposed lest of the efficiency of prayer as unreasonable, since it begs the question ill discarding all just proof, and is practically dictation. He claimed, also, that miracles and profound mysteries were essential parts of a reasonable service.

The Synod was then called to order, and Kev. .1. M. Bishop, of Kockville, was eao.-eii Moderator, and Revs. W. M. (.'rimes, of Anderson, and .1, M. Drake, of Lima, Clerks. We noticed among the names enrolled those of the Rev. l)r. liiec, Matthews l'ost anil

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M. Sco-

liehl, of Logansporl Revs. R. Beer, of Valparaiso, Kendall, 1' Lal'orte, lieed, of LaFayette, Moffat, of Fort Wayne, ami several of the Faculty of Wabash Cc.yege.

Kev. C. Hutchinson, of Xew Albany, Kev. l)r. lulles, of Philadelphia, Secretary of the Board of Publication, Rev. J. Thompson, Agent of the American Iiible Society, and Kev. S. Beck, of Crawfordsville, were invited to sit as corresponding members.

Friday afternoon the Synod met in the college chapel for thanksgiving services. Dr. Tuttle, in behalf of the Faculty, and Rev. C. Hutchinson, iu behalf of the Board of Trustees, welcomed the members to the institution, and the Moderator replied in a happy speech. Dr. Matthews, being called for, managed to say some witty things, though declining to speak, and Dr. ltice gave his congrat

ulations and presented the claims of Logansporl Female College in a taking way. (in Saturday evening communion ser-

vices were held and appointments for several pulpits for Sunday were made. Re*s. a wagon standing near the Kendall and G. S.

Bealtie,

were sen', to the M. li. church, Kevs. (•rimes mid S*awii^hl to the First Presbyterian church, and Revs. Hughes and Drake to the Christian church.

Al o'clock, l'. M., on Sunday, Rev. Dr. Morris,,of Lane Seminary, delivered an address on "Three centuries of l'resbvtii ianisin," which, notwithstanding its leiiglh and the illness of the speaker, commanded good attention. Tin Moderator preached at Center church in the morning, and Rev. Crissman iu the evening, after which a narrative on the state of religion was read by Rev. (ioodinan.

The sessions were agreeable auil harmonious throughout. Alter passing resolutions of thanks to Ceuter church, to kind entertainers in the city, and to the college authorities, the Synod adjourned to meet in the First Presbyterian church of Peru on the third Sunday in^)etober, 1 R7-'l.

Jolllliriillon Jlwlinif.

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1, V. A. ICatiiuiH' 2. Lidda J. Jones 3. 1 li iiry K. Slmil" •.'.'in •i, ('siivin iiieikr. 2.1 0 1 uiiit*l .W King li.LltJ

Kiln Nk'linlijuti a.On Mury Harris 8, Jenny Perkins •2 -In », Kvuline Caveu I'.-IO 10, ^iituuel 'I', tialev •J.18 11, .1 niln 0. Freeman I'.OU 13, Mnliion W. Muoic 2^5

Magjiic A. Carroll f,*! l.ri, Millie ICliiuiii 111, Dorsey M. Martin -.211 l'i e! li Ciilkev :'.- 7 l' .lolin ti. Overton 2.117 1!', Mi.-s (irecn 2.2.-.! 20, W. T. Wrijiht 2.02 21, Daniel \V. Momly 2.2,) l.iz/ie J. Ki|ier.Min 2.20 •lii .Ineoli litieliaiuin, l'rin 2.70 44

Mary A. Metiilliaril, .Wt. 2.U0 24, Carrie .S. 1 lai livm 2.00 l!5, .Tosejili Wil-on 2.0U 1 as, 1". Clark 2.2-1 27, Win. ]•'. Hall 2.2: 2«, Mollio Deitrieli 2.10

John Hailoy 2.00 31, Mrs. Mjtry 11rown 2.00 o.» '"1 Soplironia A. ICnsiiiiiiL'ei' ''.02

been examined.

Ing the furnishing of the

a rcputa-

work and seldom, if -atisfaetion to their

tion for doing good ever, fail to give patrons.

Iron very low at Campbell & Tinslev's.

We again call attention to Campbell A I larter's advertisement in to-day's paper, where they set forth somewhat in detail their splendid stock of mercandiseMr. Campbell is an old buyer, lie lias been a buyer in the New York market for twenty years, and knows the ropes thoroughly, and knows where the bargains are, and where the newest and latest styles can be secured. Their shawl slock is superb their velvet cloaks clcthcir cloths and eassimeres superi-

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The City Council met iu regular ses.-ion on Monday evening, present the Mavor, and all the Council..,en.

the west cud of-Market street and faxor-

,. ,. the material bv the citv and the erection I formed that feat without a inurniur.esehange our lighter garments for thicker I ... I I a a and heavier Clothing And the place to

appne'atiun of Mrs. liinford for a

pcrmit U) ir lh(i |unit bllU(hnirs ()M

Green street was referred to the rily |torney.

At-I

The Street Commis-ioncr reported $W.37 expended on street" during the last two weeks, and the account for the same was allowed.

In accordance with the recommendation of the City Engineer the graveling on Wabash avenue from Water .sireel to

tlie I.., X. A. & C. Railroad was accepted, and an assessment list was ordered lo

rington, architect and engineer.

Qiiut'lcri.v

be issued to the contractors. cy of Thomas 1 homas. 3!.S.

evening, 7 o'clock, i|uarlerly prayer meeting, conducted by Kev. G. W. Clifford. Sunday Ini o'clock A. M., preaching by Kev. Dr. Andrus, l'residenl of Indiana Asburv University. Sunday School 2 i*. M. Uriel'addresses may be expected. I'oiuimiaion service 1 r,

conducted by Dr. Smith. Preaching Sunday evening at 7 r. M., by Dr. Andrus. Monday evening at 7 o'clock, conducted by the l'aslor. 'I uesday evening, quarterly conference. As important business will be before the conference, a full attendance of the mem hers is rei| nested.

i:ici-i-i in KIII|K

Supervisor*

ft'iiiou 'I'omi*

following are the

The

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elected in Union township No. 1, .lames S. Rich Xo. 2, Noah Flannigan Xo. 3, .InlinT. Scott Xo. 1, John Groenendyke Xo. "i, W. 11. .lackson Xo. fi, Wni. Tiiiiilinsoii Xo. 7, G. Dodib Xo. S, Allied Flannigan Xo. 11, IX Ball Xo. 12, Henry B. Wiav Xo. lil, Win. Henry Xo. H, Albert Galloway Xo. 15, John McLaughlin Xo. 10, John Carver Xo. 17, James M. Coons Xo. IS, Edwin driest Xo. 1 SI, Alexander Weir Xo. 20, John L. lJavis Xo. 21, Alvin K. Scott Xo. 2o, John Her X'o. 2o, A. llarthbargcr. In Districts t) and 22 there was no election The Trustee lias not as yet made the appointments. ,. ...

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A team attached to a heavy wood wagon eieated a great commotion on Main street soon after dark Saturday evening. When last seen it had crossed the 1,., X. A. & C. Railroad and was seemingly making for Indianapolis.

On Saturday afternoon a team belonging to a man named Thompson started from the stave factory, near the I.. B. & W. depot, and ran out some distance on the Danville road, demolishing the wag

on to which it was attached. A runaiuay team attached to a wood wagon started on Main street ea-t of the postoflice, and after frightening every body on tile street and sidewalks ran insouthwest yard and

of Muncie, comer of the Court House

stopped. Both wagon and harness sutler ed some injuries.

l.onlt Out.

We are requested to say thai Messrs. Rockill it Campbell, agents for Haggard Bros.' Model Xurserv, at Blooniiligtou, 111., will make a delivery of their trees iu this and adjoi|^m coun icsas follows: Veedersburg, Kri'TTh', Oct. 2o IIillsboni, Monday, Oct. 2S ('rawfordsviile, 'l ues day, Oct. 2i Jamestown, Friday, Xov. I Xew Koss, Monday, Xov. I.

FITO.M YAXKI:I:TOW\.

—Health is good. Republicans are till happy. Democrats do their own "having and sine expenses. —W. 1). Peebles is looking'out a Ineation. He contemplates going into the dry goods business. —The patriotic young captain who disturbed his Republican neighbors by beating lustily on a bass drum before the

election is now bald headed. —J. C. Morris and II. llurel have

The Republicans of Coal ('reek township will hold a jollification meeting al Pleasant Hill to-morrow night, to rejoice commenced trading on a large scale, over the recent Republican victories in —John Hutehings has purchased the Pennsylvania, Ohio and Indiana. Hon. Kittle farm for ^11,000. M. D. White, Capt. J. W. Hart and: —llev. li. C. Craig has commenced

others will be present and address the threshing his large crop of wheat, lie meeting. The Yountsvillc band will will have about 1,500 bushels, lie will furnish the music. Let the Republicans also finish his new barn ere long. turn out at this meeting and prepare to —The Yankeetown Literary Society give an account of themselves in X'ovem-1 meet# at Kurd's school house the first l,

Monday night in Xoveuiber.v. :,

—Professor Fagg has put in an appear-1 ance. He commenced School on Monday ol last week. —'1. II. 1 Iale think-if lie had known that he was a candidate foroflice in time lo canva-s the township lie would have b-eu dieted constable by uu overwhelm MIL' maturity. Sxn-.

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I lie liaptist church will be led on ."-unday next. —John Anderson is building an tion to hi- hoiHe

dedica-

addi-

Brant Graves sold his line

Saturday morning for $.",00.

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M. John Click, aged oii years, died nil Thursday last.

Frank Packer and Miss I'd la Frazier were married on Tue-dav, both of Valley City.

—The Presbyterian church at 'arpen ter-ville will be dedicated on Sundav next.

Win. Rodders, who lived east of town, died on Monday with consumption, aged 21 years.

Dr. Bailey has removed bis family to Grcencastle. The Doctor remains here for a while. --A young man named Shank died Monday, north of town ,with eoiisump-

tion, aged about 2n years. —Worth Pennington was thrown accidentally out of a wagon the other day and broke one of his ribs.

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jtionowi lie eject ion. on which occasion

A resolution wasadopted accepting the Tommy .Morris, Itepublican, furnished a proposition of John W. lihtir to furnish wagon load of hickory barh", which lie the timber for the bents for the bridge at 'agreed t" do if Hendricks was elected.

Mr. Circle IVflley agri ed to wheel Mr.

Oliver Clark from the depot to the

balance of, inary and back, who being on hand per-

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corted all along with hickory bark torch I'S ai the huzzahs of boys, after which .1. K. II irney made a short speech, till of which took place Wednesday night.

LOCAL MATTERS.

'I in* l'liicc Buy.

The best place to buy /born,' "£\'txh, Gins*, llnriliciiir., 1 ''lint.* mill Oih is at Campbell Tinsley'^. -12-.'!

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All persnn- who desire lo insure their properly in sound, fair-dealing, C'onipa-

A warrant for $l,2t)2.'.i was ordered' Fall hats, a new supply at Line's, one to be issued for the payment of the sti- door cast of Klston bank". mate on the citv building, in accordance

with the recomiiienelation of Col. Car-

The first ijuarierly meeting of ihe present conl'eV'ence year for C'r.tw lords. ville station, ?»!. K. Church, will coinmenec on Satui'ilay nex.1, Gclober 27, al 2 o'clock r. M. Opening sermon lv L'r.

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Oysters.

For good I redi oysters cooked in any style, call at the Inter-Ocean Restaurant, Xo. 2 Green stive'. tf.

Order your boots made at Curtis' hoot and shoe store, one door east of Klston bank.

\oliT to l'jtrnu'r-.

For a go.nl dinner, our couufiy friends would do well to call at the Inter-Ocean Restaurant, Xo. 2 Green slre'ct.

Curtis Bros., OII Main street, is the place to buy boots and shoes at the very lowest, prices. Call and see.

School teachers are invited to call at the Corner Hook Store when in want, ol books. It. will be to your interest. ,'!7-S

Speeial ':«!!.

I'he undersigned would respectfully solicit an early call from his debtors, as he expects to leave this part ol thccouiitry for the West immediately after the election. All claims not settled by that-

time will be left in the bands of an attorney for collection. Call and save costs and attorney's tees. •I.V2 .1. V. KI:I-KA.\.

Curtis it Bro. wish it generally understood by the renders of the JOI'IINAI. that they have a very large and complete stock of boots and shoes of all kinds, for which they tusk no more money than do other establishments in this city.

OniHiiMMilnl Trees.

The undersigned has about 100 thrifty growing cedar trees, just the size for transplanting, which he will sell at twen-ty-live cents each, and persons not having provided themselves with trees will find Fall planting of evergreens the most successful. ?x /a, l. llAKTKH.

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To roiuilr.v MerHmiils. Having the largest stock of s-chnol books and stationery ever brought to the city, I can sell vou such goods as cheap as you can buy them in Indianapolis or LaFayette. Call and sec us before purchasing. L. A. Fmi'i i:. :'.7-K

Itcinovsil.

Britton & Hruncr, attorneys of Ibis .:itv, have removed their office to the more pleasant and commodious rooms I'M iiierlv occupied by lr. Tolieu, dentist, just across the alley, ca-t of their old stand, where they will continue the practice of law, the collection of claims against the Government, and real estate business. Speeial attention will heiriveu to the collection of notes and accounts the settlement of decedents' estate and

artition of lands. 2Sll.

'•'I K' N(aiii|» «L" iillic. The (iiivern'lncnt endorsement, which lesalizes the sale of Plantation Bitters, is not the only stanipallixcd to that famous Vegetable Tonic. It bears, in addition to that ollieial sanction, the still more valuable stamp of public approbation. This inestimable voucher of its rare properties a a Tonic, Corrective and Alteritive, is of much earlier date than the (iove'rniiient credential for millions ol persons had pronounced it the Grant! Specific of the Age long before Congress thought of taxing proprietary medicines. 11 is unnecessary to repeat, in detail the' properties of this wonderful Vegetable Invigoranl. The best reference tliltt can be offered to those who desire the full particulars of its virtues, is the general public. Ask those who have tried it les a remedy for dyspepsia, constipation, biliousness, intermittent fevers, nervous debility, rheumatism, sea sickness, low spirits, or loss of vital power, what Plantation Bitters lues done for Ihrni, iiiul be governed by the response they make to your inquiries.

TlieTiile ol'IimiKralioii Turned. fur new Jmitu"* iitr pouring inlo Southu«*»t MU-otiri, attracts! by tin- I.amis of Hit Atlantic .V I'neilio Unilroad(Jumimiiy.

Thl» Company oilers A« iv.h ol ftli«» tin.•st'liwiN in th? worlil, nt from S'i to Si- |-r:i to, on .-*vrn J'chI'h' ami with five triin«j«ort:ition to :ilt

|iuri*h:i«,r*i.

Thin Nc v»-r IHoek»ile»l l.y Snow, tiiicii to IMTOHIO tin* Nntionitl highway U'lwtwn Now VorU uiui Hun l'runiMt*on una to tin- m«lnstrioii* fanner* of oMor Stal«*n we i-urnrstly m»otniii'.'mi tin* l«nl ofuhenp homos sure thnt nowhere run tho poor limn limluinore ^rnteful eli« mnto, abettor or greater protlnetivenes».

I'orfuU inforinntion, with Man* mid Pamphlet*, fuldropH, Aino* Tuck, 'iOdouih Fourth Streci.St.

." "V INSURANCE. PROF. J. L. CAMPBZLL

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II IT* tlio Followiujv SIMIIXI A I

siiid Llie ItnsHrimc.c Companies:

1 ill |M'rlu I I' 1 I Asscl ^S,()()0,000 ""tl'K'HtuI N VorU £*500,000 I* iiu'inmi's l^uncl 1^1 IT Sun 'l'mwlsvo 1)00,000 nnrMUMil H:u'l I'ord .............1 000,000 Trlunipli IM r«». 'inctnn it I 500,000 rin'Mii'n'H iy|on, Ohio U00,000

B-"i!-«' AsselM, J*

M" mi 1 Iti'iii'lll 1.1 IV liwnniiK'e C'omimiiy. NcwnvU. If. J„ Oeun IIIV.IM! (!S I ,"i. 'l'ot II1 Assets .Inn. I. 1KVJ, $24,009,320.44. (iot-1lie* Bosl. (Jootl Hisks

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Von nmsl see (lie liumonso awl Assortment ot'Dross («oods, Slnnvls. S -ari's. Kmhroiderios, etc., and note tlic .Priccs, at

C. M. CRAWFORD'S,

invito special addition to our Dress (Joods and Nliani Department, in v.hieit will he found the largest and cheapest variety over shown hy us.

Flannels of a! 1 kinds and qualities, Slieotina,s and Linen (Joods of every m*mlo. .Jeans. Cassimors, Waterproofs. and IJoaver Itiilis. splendid line of Black and Cold Si I lis. Hlaek and Cold Alpacas, Irish Poplins. Velveteens. Notions. Hosiery, («loves, Underwear Laces. Hihhons and a full line of small wear. Balmoral and Embossed Skirts. Call and examine our prices as we show our goods freely whether you wish, to purchase or not.

BOOK STORE.

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No. S, l',\i']i':niKT "Itlcx-U,

lluv I In ml iiiul si Cdiistiintly

Wall Paper, Pieturos, Picture Frames,

1500KS AM) NTATIONlYhY OF ALL KINDS,

And Everything Klso to he Found in FirstrClasa

HOOIv STOIfKS.

Ucst (iold Pons in the MnrkM. riclun* frames Made to Onlor

HAiiPWARE.

A. C. JENNIBOIT.

tl Fair Italics. Losses Adjusted

and Paid Men-.

OIII*..*. No. '2 1-'* Itloek, 'I'lnvl'orilH^'llte, lml.

Nliv COODS.

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I 11 111

DOOIJS, SASH. .1

Locks, Hinges, Paints, Oils and Putty,

I »J'j«* nix ISlix-k, «|»|osil.o

ALPACAS.

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These (jloods are so popular that they have in great

measure taken the place of O Jk. O Kil TLKS. AVe introduce this season a new hrand, that for beauty of finish, fineness of texture, and brilliancy of dye, surpasses any make heretofore offered, and wo sell tliem at a price wliiidi makes them the cheapest Goods in tiie market.

CA iriiEI ,I, & I1ABTBB.