Crawfordsville Weekly Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 5 December 1872 — Page 2

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it contains and the suggestions made are given in the fewest possible words. Tt briefly sums up the condition of the country and the conduct of the administration during the past year, and shows that as nation we have been blcs-ed with peace at home and abroad and a gene r.d prosperity vouchsafed to hut few.-'

DEATH OF HORACE GREELEY. Horscc- Greeley died at the home of a friend near Chappaqua, on Friday evening last at about 7 o'clock. Few men have done more for the permanent good of the human race than Horace Greeley few men have commited blunders so

lion. was bold and fearless in denouncing men regardless of conseiuienlo himself. He never pandered to a depraved p'iblic sentiment on any subject. He took the lead in advocating measure* at he deemed for the public good, reKardlessi of the opinions of others. He was always on the side of temperance, charity and humanity He was ahvava and manly, nod in all '. ..- sions of public, measures treated hi opponents with ti greatest fairness. A- a writer he was exceedingly direct, pointid and forcible, seldom u-ing a word th it ihe novice could not understand. never wrote a sentence that left his read-ei-sin doubt as to its exact nttaning, and he seldom ever wrote one that would not leave an impression on the mind of a reader. He had the faculty of conveying hisovvu impressions to other minds' to a most wonderful extent. Time will soon hidcjhis blunders and his faults, and his name will be enshrined among tlio-e' of the greatest and best of his country men.

A NEW HOAD LAW.

hecure competent road enirineer fori

cost. 2. We avoid the large out lav that

the proposed system would be less than

than f.00 miles of road in Montgomery

county that ever receive any attention

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at once awaken he Legislature to some ,|

action on the .subject. There is not a '. mile uf road in the countv so difficult io W AT if a

vith the sum now paid.

OUR advice to consumers of woolen

ami leather wear ,s .0 act all the time as, ,, ,,.„,.

for it, and by the exercise of a little patience vould avoid it altogether, especially now since the Boston fire which destroyed so much wool and leather. Uf the 100,000,000 pounds of wool which are annually produced in this country and the 70,0C0,OO0 Unit are imported, only about five or ten million pounds were destroyed in the boston fire. This may tend slightly to unsettle the wool market, but it will be of temporary duration. The leather market ami the boot Con-ress and shoe market are also temporarily affected by this fire. The destruction, however, will give fresh activity to the industries of many thriving towns in Eastern Massachusetts, and-aid at once in repairing the damage done by the fire.

TEUBE A E is puffed up on account of the notoriety given her by the organization of the Woman Suffrage Association. The papers are asking, What if Terre Haute should be the birth place of the new movement? They forget the advanced position of Crawfordsville a

CRAWFOSDSVILUO DEO. 5 1S72.1 alleys which provides f..r the appoint-] -ion last Monday evening, the Mayor

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O II S A I supplement to-day con- propos. to he opened. The com tains the fourth annual message of I'res- niisiniisis shall report the vali as well a- f"r 'h month ol November. During

ident Grant he docuinenl is not vo- ptopertv be appropriatted luminous compared with the productions! ,i benefits and damages, and the Cnunof former Presidents but the information .JI

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t.,.ui

As-eiublv, to bo elected' in

great as the one which undoubtedly ter -I minated his life. With an intense anxie- im»iiiifr of the Legislature-" are cle.-ted. ty for high office, he never sought a I i] \t\\\ i-', voluminous one, and provides nomination for any position till within iiy for the election,

the hut twelve months, lie always be- .„' onln-rs. the manner of their-| lieved that his talent and services 'e-1

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served recognition, hut he was too in of submitting the rt.-ull of their] dependent and conscientious to intrigue labors to the people for their ratification. Cor it, or even to ask for it. His career bill was. referred to .th Judiciary". lias terminated most sadly, but this I O it should not he allowed to obscure his great ability and many noble qualities, mir.At many i'.. .'.:.-h things have lie was undoubtedly the greatest new-- been said by new-papers eoiuvruing Mr. paper editor America' ever produced, Greeley's death, but the charge ol the History will award him this distinction, Cincinnati /we/ei'/w that the llepublieans and this should have satisfied his anibi- are responsible for the sad termination of

aOeet.d' although not upon the line of factory on his lot on Walnut street

reject the report, or

send it hack to them !br revision. It

also provides that appiieatii.n for vaea-

Mtialjiic.i:ion,

pay,

..iiiz:ili..ii, nul ..I tlicir worh", .-el die

Mr. Greeley's career, i- the mo-l inexpressibly absurd and malicious n-scrtioii ve have seen. "No He publican was under the least obligation to -upport Mr. freelev, for lie distinctly severed his connce-

lion with the Rcpuliliciin a when he

ought and obtained a nomination at tin. hand- its adversary. If lie died of L'riif becau-e the Republicans would not -uppi.it him. he died a foolish thine.

A iv ol the |-'.xicutl\e Com he An.ler-on, Lebanon St I.run- I'ailio.id was held at Indianapolis

la-t week to take some action in relation

will be voted auain without doubt.

A bill for a new road law has been carefully prepared and introduced into the lower house of the Legislature, by Representative Ogden of Hendricks, making the County Surveyor a Road Supervisor for the whole county, ivijuiring him to let out the mad work to the lowest bidder. The details of the bill are all carefully guarded so as to secure fair and honest awards aud the greatest "fiicieney in the system. The successful bidders are required to give bond aud are made responsible to any person injured by defects in the roads. We feel sure that the voice of Montgomery county is substantially unanimous in demanding some such change in our road law as is l»rew, Smith and Could have been docontemplated by the Cramer of this bill ing for (he last few years, disturbing the Our present system of mad working i- industries and commerce of the country, the most absurd, inefficient and ex pen- as no better than highway robbers, and hive that could well be devised. The ad- calls for the severest measures to re-train vantages of tho new plan are 1. We them in their criminal transactions.

Si'lui',Ni:i:'s Mox riii.v, for the current month, has a .-evcre article on the "Rascals of Wall Street." -The write! desig. nates the men who lock up nioiiev as

... ..,-, _,, '". Illi school LxainiiiiT ol Delaware much less than 00 or IO supervisors nowj

is now made for scrapers, plows and other ,. road tools. 3 We-ecur constant atten- .•""""' penmann-. IJIS.I Weanwlasoiiilnvi'stpi'ii

tiont the roads by making it the inter- -l^'-»"er is right. coiiraee the L'ood '.eachers and pal

est of the ier.-oii who has the repairs to do, to attend at once to all defects that may be detrimental to travel. A. Tincost of keeping the roads in repair under

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tin several

from supervisors. he work done on i,. „.„ „, ,,,„ ....:.i onee of theo ho

supervisors he work ilon on ,. ucntiom has these 500 miles costs us in work and money nearly S35,000 annually or .*7i) to valsareme lithe mile. This is enormous, and should j.trucl.

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Pi,i,'.||%y

county is "going for" the incompetent •,':-:',-:-"""~~~ .school teachers, some of whom think 'Fo.inih- ii-vi.-ii.-.iiiiritii

Semite relative In lav .g out streets, ami' I'1"1 City Council met in regular sea- \WMi» he might here give an interesting

T. A IN and T.TALBO I cuts ami damages. and that they may C. Sap^-nfiehl present.-.! a petition himselff by saying that the mill is EDITORS AND PROPRIETORS.

month he had collected as follows:

Fines and penalties $1") jail fees, fl.tio two d: vs road labor tax, ?l,"i. Total,

I.S.t).

No jail IV

tioii of streets or alleys shall he referred city during the month. to the commissioners, and in case bene- Treasurer liurbridge submitted his re-!

tiis are assessed, the -anic shall he paid port which showed a balance in the city

Into the city treasury by the party benefitted, before siicli vacation is ordered.

Kr.i'i!ii N 'A II I I II A N II AM has introd need a bill which provides lor a convention to inline a constitution for the State. It provides for-the election, in May next, of a number ol members of a constitutional convention eijiial to the presom number of members uf the licnsame wav a the same eoii-.tuuemies that

tre.isiiry afterdeduelinu the iiiteicst on school funds of f'.i.'.KW. IS. ."*"' 'The Chief Engineer was authorized to purchase a -uction ho-e and empl i\ a mes.-enger.

The School Trustees rci|nested twi warrants to he drawn, one for I'.oon am the other for £.s7.", for school house pur po.-e.s. The requosi was granted.

After passing upon some accounts tin Council adjourned.

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Till-: following recipe was handed u= the other day as an effectual remedy for the horse disease. It was given to some of our horse owner.- by a gentleman I nun ', Cincinnati who .-aid that in every case! where il has been tried it had proved a I certain cure in from three to lour days: "Take one half pint pi.ie tar, one half' pint molasses, two ounces tincture ol ginger, two ounces of sweet oil, boil well together and give three times :t day. In addition to ibis give ten grains ol nuinine once a day before eating for three da vs."

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half what it now is. There are not morel ,,,„.*,-,,„, of removing count scats, S ndvanecl on the VVUROI. IO flank ami attack

at twenty-five dollars, and most of the gri-ss io canvass tlie electoral vote, in Snuili, who aceompanicil him to mini. lir.

roads could be let at a (rifle compared February, is theijiiestien the new-papers Keepran, who is nilemling the unfortunate

,, of (iroclcv would thi'ii be tlie onlv can-

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though prices were to be lower in the 1 the near future. Make the old shoes and I-'ii.i.vn:, JIVC. ntl. tin- hcutcr nf'-an the old woolens last a little while longer, international contest which was followed If buyers press upon the market nil at by a domestic revolution ending

go up, it is quite sure to put them up. licpublicaiisand tin-Moiiari-hi-'s is getConsumers often run up prices tliein- ting serious, and .there is danger of a

Helves when there is real Iv no necessitv sit revolution.

once to avoid tlie greater advance and in anarchy, is threatened with another riding dowy hill on hand sleighs their millinery business, act its though prices must ncce.Wialy disturbance. Tlie eoi.te.-l between llie

IS is a charitable world after all one would be obliged to conclude after reading the various obituary notice of Mr. (ireelcy. Party malice and piofesional jealousy IU-P laid aside, and the newspapers all unite in handsome tributes to the life and character of the distiii. guished dead.

KHXTIVKY sends a Democrat from every Congressional District to the next

vear.

tew years ago, when this was head- HOG Belling time has come. Tho Jiog quarters of the movement fur the whole,' is a greasy, slippery animal, and gives Hto _- iiiw to a vortamount of slip^ry talk.

although tlie Kepublic.aiis

*308,32 l,252, an excess of ten in

over the'appropriniions Cor the present I

other two are stranuer-and are n»it tut.

at .McClelland Hall at'J o'clock on that day. and give ihe Association a irood start from the outset.

enee they are doing so much to im- 'd, lor the purpose of feed ing tliein he-

so me iiiicstion, is agila- 'u in ihe rear.

^.,.^,..,1 .ountics in this Stale. The Mo drive the

jot into the Legislature. tli

romirii ••rorrtiiiiin*. Were the Tut tier not such 11 "mullet

»ve commissioners to as-cs.- ben-', ami Ciiuneilmen all present. is beyond his owi sand he m'st coii-

benefits upon1 property beneficially asking the privilege of erecting a pump .,ftl,|. the improved modern pattern. The Hour is packed hy machinery, and a rinj^iitti' hell aiuioiie. -s when a harrel is full. This mill is a grand institution for

"I"" l"'"peri beneficially asking the privilege of erectini a pur.i

which wa- laid over undcrth rules,

if the Mayor l.ayiitoii siihmitted his report

(ieM'riptioii

\V Sappenf'ic presented a petition (out himsel

An ordinance wa= pa=scd making it an y, where he learned the milling busi-

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•",. Ttie whensoi

j)uor ye ver vo will.

tve ve

with you, and mav do them

of this savin- made Him who

of them who are always ready is maiiein miller.

covetoiisiiess rule- many olence rule- others. Now thai the severity of Winter i- upon us, the number of .-iitl'erers inerea-e.-. Am is it not a manifest duty of all, according to their ability, to relieve the distressed and minister to their wants'.' As much more

be accomplished by organized ellinl

we suggest the organization of a "benevo-

lent -iiciety. will doubtless means of relieving many who are ing the pangs of poverty.

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SviritiiAY night soine per.-ou- waiting at the I., H. iV de|iot lor thearrival of personal hie here.

to the irregularities in the vote in Uoone collision about ihe time it was

county. It was resolved |o take another

pi |._^|. train, "ol into a

vote in that county, and a- soon as that „f parties was considerably bruised in is through with to commence work all encounter, (ielting releaseed, howalong the line. Three townships in ever, he hied down town lor re-t-nforee-l!-ioiie COIIIIIV votcl a two per cent, up inent- and soon returned with a veteran on the taxable property to aid the road, recruit. The veteran lo.-t no time in but through s,,me informality or irregti- pitching into one of the successful eomlarity, the vole was not legal. The tax liaiant- in the first action, while his rin-

as a sort of a triangular fight. I Un-

I eipal with his pistol drawn on the re-Klmore maiiiing man kept him actively {employed dancing a hornpipe around the room to the enlivening music of a pointed revolver. The Marshal was sent for, but the aiuu-ement was over when he arrived.

Complaint is now pending before ih Mayor against two of the parties. The

young .,.«.. nnme.1

horse"s ai"

l.' Ku-li from ihe part of the in-t., the Presbytertaiis engaged Ilr. them county, cmnc to town with a loail of wheat.' Fisk to preach for them six months for

iberally but drive the incompeten-t ones "'iviiig .lispofe-.l of it. lio hiiched his horses three-fourths of his time and at night on ml of the profession whose standard

the lower pun of .he stomach-probably

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arc asking now. The candidate upon young man, unys llicre is very liltlo pros whom the Hemocrals may agree in place l,ocl of hi" recovery. The parents of young

Bcarce.l

wagon, striking upon his bead, h'or

a time it was feared his injuries would prove fatal.

ALAMO T.VTTLlNfiS.

gained some 2o,tJnj in the Presidential running his mill, Chandler & Taylor, of calves in this part of the county, vote. Willis A. Machen fills out Canett 1 Indianapolis, have set up for him one of —.Joseph Hale thinks that railroad Davis' unexpired tt r,n fn the Senate. 1 their new style stationary .rc'-horse power companies and hog merchants are dcter-

«_ 1 1 engines. At the east end of llie mill mined to "bust" the farmers in this coiiii-1-AUMKlts thought they Would help lo l, ,s erected a brick, fire proof engine try, and declares his intention of packing make up the difference between prices of house, and in this the steam'-monster, his hogs.

So be patient and wait and the prices hogs last year and this by fecdiug better "whose food is fire, ami whose sinews are —Our school teacher has dismissed will remain at about what they are now. and making them falter. Il'ut the deal-, „f steel" is exerting his mysterious, school for three months. We desire some ers have headed them oil by discrim- Uhough beneficial powers. A broad belt good teacher to come and teach during mating against heavy hogs. running from an upright pulley above vacation.

HE estimates oTu^ver^mliit oxum-1 '"S ''asenient! —A few nights since the Ku Klux visditurcs Cor the next fiscal year

of the machinery, hut that

Kiplcy and the adjacent counlrv. Be-

taxed against the I shop, besides buying the barrels of two other shops, and al-o gives constant em-

ness, lie thence came to Fountain eoun-

lileiw tin- iliiv per-oii to Use water out of any public cistern, with a peiial'y of not rented l-ie Shawnee Mills, from less than ?oanil more tiian Joo.

whence he came to Yountville about twenty-three years ago. He is an example of what any man of energy, pluck

and ability can do in this rich township of our-.

All men admit the trutl.lulness "Hiel. goes to-ho that the latllcr ,n-

small. Some men are like the mishing —If you wan! to hear eloi|nence that path which the disease has made fouutaiii othe.slik a fiiuntain' scaled, b* "grand, glmeay and peculiar," cmnc through the gre:.t hor.-c centers ol the rule- many a il'e Hunker Hill Literary Society country. It is said that the ii 'Pucsdav evenings. or itittueu/.a leaves the horse so w^ak

WA VI-I.AM) S S

riiilliarimiiili'Soi'ii'iy. —About tell days ago as Win. TTanna Tl," Arion dice Club in connection and one of his sons were on their way

with some of their musical Iricnds are ta- home from Louisville. Ky.. in a sleeping

king steps to organize a I'hilharmonic Association. The object is to enlist as many as possible of our singers in the enterprise, rent a hall and piano, and devote

car, just as the train slopped in the I'n-

themselves e-pecially to the rendering of: on the 1'arke County Rank. Another contract Mr liiugo's bill limiting classical music, with the ultimate view gentleman and a lady were robbed at the the number of grand aud petit of bringim: before the public some of the mine time in the same car. Mr. Ilubbards's to encourage tnaiiu best oratorios and operas. A constitution festival of the Odd fellows on lactone iu the Mate and legalize the is W in drawn up and will he .roa.lv bv Tlimiks.-iviiiir night was a pleasant atfair conveyance of real estate to iurc.ji ,. ,' .1 1 i"

Salurdav. All who are interested the thoiia not verv numerously attended:, ,- lor feeble minded children a bi' movement are cordially invited to meet put all enjoyed themselves much

the wapon, in the Parcel House waRon the fourth Sunday of each month. Hebe

-The fiood Templars are making prep.,

pon arations for a festival on the night of the

I ft.™ returning home. Ii scem.-i n. city cow ,,4ll

-wild on iho vvai'iinth nfier some hay, mid i.-

Young Hush, in,uiei..p.ing! 1

uccidentl touchedd

... .he flunk, when the animal kicked ,a

ere bills designed to facilitate remo illiers designed to obWayn and fla counties •lies chiefl int, re-icd. "ipluriiig some of Hie intestines. The ^.^

ob- 'Udemiy striking the young I.IMI in ,,

W a a

inunediately -uken

uld die before the Io ihe re-nleiicc of Mr. .Inslice, on \, ash-

keep ill repair that it coahl not he let out joint meeting of the two lioii-n- of Con- im-ton Mreet. by a young mnn named John -vcKer iv .in ci

-Acke .t Vandcvecr have

store.

Hank. Schenk was coining to —Mrs. Anderson ami Miss

As Han Schen was coining to —Mrs Anderso am Miss Dormer almo-l town 0110 day lust week, some boy9 have opened a dress making branch in

his horses, causing them to

up suddenly, and threw his

nephew, a lad of 12 years, out of the

Hindi, who are very e«timable citizens ot"' millinery goods into the corner room for- supercede the school boards and trus this coiiniy, hnve our deepest sympathy in merly occupied by Dan Thompson as a tecs. The House then adjourned til their affliction. grocery store, where she proposes ke ing everything in her line.

Dan Thompson leaves town to-diiy, for Darlington, where he will make his

future home and engage in the business of selling irrocerics. ISIIKX.

FKOM YAXKKKTOWX.

—The Yankeetown debating society has organized with the following officers: President, Balaam Klmore Vice Prcsi-

dropped in the new steam 1 water ,I,MII, Henry Hurd Secretary, I. .V. mill of A. .1. Snyder last Saturday and Cobb Treasurer, Thomas W. Sutton, found him tloing an enormous business, —Mr. .lohn Hutching, of this place, running night and day, and turning ufl'l aud Mr. .lames llurd, of (largiisville,are lllll barrels of Ihmr each twenty-four doing an extensive business Hading, hours. In addition to the two turbine —Hannibal Trout, one of our leading water wheels, with which he has been farmers, has the finest lot of Spring

'"i" drives all the machine'ry. ited M. I). Peebles with cow bells, tin

PrL'sent they arc running but two sets pans, and rain's horns, and had a jolly

orlinftr

stage of, time.

water, two additional run can he set

wh8«t of threesuch townnhipa a» Rlphty. erftblt.

Tho Past

Ulhuiigh the wui-t disease is .ni.

sides aflbtdinga good market for wheat, I dangerous vitality as yet it givc-i employment to four millers, two engineers, six coopers in Snyder's own

ployment to live teams hauling Hour to the railroad. With live other liist-class flouring mills, Kipley township will ere long he the lu.ah|Uarlers ,,| the wheat market for the most of Montgomery and Fountain counties. A. .1. Snyder eniiirratcd from Maryland to Ohio, a poor

Duriuir the iictir mjiumui of my to piss away, the dropsical form come writing la-t month, Mr. William Mi- in. This has been the eoiiiun:n cxpe chads and Mi*.- Sarah liarver were mar ried. I auuoueed this marring' a year ago, prematurely,

arc good. Hilly goes to (,rimes

about doing good, and yet the propoilion Hybarger'.- mill to become their per-j .„„]

On' las Mondav week Mi-.-Sue Rice, that the organs urc incapable of car daughter of Hon. James Rice, late can- ryiug on their functions the action

didatc tor State Senator, commenced aiviiur instruction on the piano a large class of pupils in Alamo. —Th epi/.ootic is thick at Younts-

ville, ami a few cases arc in Alanm, and the adjoining neighborhood. Thus far it

Te-

,l, lead in the matter. tov.n-hip, pavin. ...I or rather better week for home ?H.-J."i this week.

I'ei'soiiai CUillitiiui.

Let the —.lohn II. (iass is buying hogs in this

Craw fords vi lie prices, as he gave $:\ H) last

paying

A majority of the" farmers are fill holding their hogs for $-1. Mr. Thompson is making a

Kcv.

A. N Ci'i and .1. C. Mi-Kinsey are the agents for II 1 bi-s in the hog trade.

I was making a poor mouth to Tom the other day about the lowprice of hogs. Said he "Tattler, I wish

that some of you young men had to un -reference dergo what, have. I have driven hogs to l.al-'ayette and sold them for $ I.-'•'i net, and was glad to get that.

ToM A I I I,I:II.

1 0 O S

At a church meeting on the 2Sih adjourninent was made Mr. Wesue introduced a new pro osition for the regulation of intere on loaus. Mr Kdwards hit bribei on the part of contractors in public buildings, by introducing a bill fining certain felonies, and the punish «-it, and compelling parties eiignead therein to testify against others well ns themselves. S petitions were again presented praying for le^ islatiou against sale of iutoxieatM*:

j,is labors on IILSI Sumlay. He will

UOV

lienn.i his duties u.s 1'resident

('„ilege at (ireencastle are

ueh that he could not move if he wished.

0 is

preaches in the morning at New Hope

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in l'utnani countv. The.Docto will re- liquors." Mr a a in a bill to

„,„„„

|1( ppt (l ir a

,,„ for the State. A bill amending the —Thec new public well

1110VCla,jj

theirr grocery store to the ol room for

-Mrs. Ackor has moved her inds

stock of

twenty-four houre. This will require the which improves the appearance conuid- eiamine our work. I

[Friuii the Cincinnati Ivtiqiihor.i The justice of the verdict rendered by O S O S public years ago in favor of the I Mexican Mustang Liniment must bo apparent to all who have used- that famous preparation or semi ii used, li he Epizoot Taking tt Now healing influence ft irrcsisiildc. The And Horses Dying it—The mint obstinate forms of neiiralgie or

Danger by no Moun a in or rheumatic ili-ca-e arc totally cured by it. and that in an inconceivably short space of time. External injuries or son's, whether nuiii or beast, as well as all equine or human maladies (or which a liniment may he u-i d, .m -.pddily run edied by its use. K, n.unbei it is not merely palliative but au ci.i'lie.iiii ol disease.

use

it showThe horses

ov cr.

continue to die. After all the Mattering things that iv been said about the passing away of the d'seas,.. and the talking of it as a thing of the past, the record shows a death rec-ir'.l

yesterday of no less in ninotu^n

as many bandaged horses may bo seen I ns at first, aud the hands of the horse doctors are full.

DHul'SV is another column.

In several stables lite most tuiniistukabie to ms of drop- have

appeared. It is a straugi thing to observe how closely the disease develops itself here as in other cities, dust when the pneumonia stage had begun

rienee Hast, and it. looks as though ,,ver that were to be the shape things would ,,H

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take here. Several well-developed

„. ', leases of dropsy -have been reported

,,,,, ,r,

ase are not to

I11U[it 0

,l ,.jgh we

step by step, tho a

of the bladder fails, and dropsy is the result. Not ail the cases of swelling of [arts however, are dropsical Far from it. a of the horse swollen about the hind legs are merely affected with stable swelling from standing idle. Real dropsy is not to he mistaken, ami a person conversant with horses know- the signs of the disease as far as he can .see it. It is said that horse- worked I'M SJOII are very liable to he a nil ler::: -T ••!!:••..•

Indliiiia Legislature.

I ninicdiatclv alter the oi.eiiiue

thorough canvass of this township for the Senate Monday. Mr. offered American Hible Society. a resolution iu memory ol Horac A Stanf ird it Son's arc hauling home (Ireeley, which paid a brief tribute tonsul new goods.

to the departed and adjournment from Tue Thursday, transacting mi

introduced a bill amend

ion Depot, at Indianapolis, five ruliians I bonds for school purpos-.es. Mr O overpowered the old gentleman and bill, declaring the real estate of .. robbed him of $I"ili in money and a cheek woman liable for debts she might

horiziu towns to I

I eonipauies II bill to organi/.e a si hoiil

against currying concealed

a ipl 1

IStli inst. prerne Court, showim: the of Dr. risk preached the Thanksgiving ases at different times, and those seriuon last Thursday remaining undisposed of, after whii.ii

sign at the enu oianv nionin inecniircii' pro viae lor me caning oi a convention

the calling of a convention

permanent pastor. I of the peoDle to frame a coti.-titutpjii «il«l

wakinft it lawful, when the Hen

cral Assembly shall faii to provide for

the .State benevolent institution.,, that

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|he htato bcncvoletit institutions, I

nici iriocui aioii i'i in oudt 100111 101- .1 rp i« .1. -. ,, ,, ,, issued on the treasury for the same., .,,... 1 ..... «. -:.. .....w.i: mer occur ed bv /.. M. Ha as a druir i.-n 1 'Ij r»HIIHI U» .ilCII'Olollf nuriv oicupito ov '. A bi to provide a system of common

.! schools in all towns over 58,000 peo I pie, and for seool commissioners to

Thursday morning.

LOCAL MATTERS

Clicsi IMrt

Custom made boots a dies, misses and children also, slippci etc., nt reduced prices, at Curtis'.

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

Curtis Hros., on Main street, i-the place to buy boots and shoes at the veiv lowi-t prices. Call and sec.

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In order to close out my stock of photographing goods as speedily as possible, and knowing that one handsome artii'lc often demands another, I have purchased and received for the holidays a stock of the most beautiful and cheap picture frames ever shown in CrawCordsville. Nothing nicer lor a holiday or birthday

Rev. H. C. Craig is feeding about 200' present than a good picture of yourself

inoiK-ration, aud then the capacity ofthc head, of hogs for market. He has also in handsome frnme. Call at the Post-',C Fall .Style of I A S '"'•r'wanied to mill will reach 200 barrels of Hour in given his new barn another coat of paint! office Gallery and learn our prices, nnd

OKAST,

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HAMILL,

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eases. I'.ut uf the which have surface, giving it a brilliant gloss, been reallv down with the epizooty an .should be applied once in '_'-! hours. execedinu" small '.lumber have yet a brushed in with a soft bru-h. It '.till rived to a working condition. A K'cally promote the growth and luxui oiisness o| the hair. h. makes a superb hair iln-sing: for this purpose it may be perfumed with liergaiuot or any of the .essential oils. See advertisement in

SHOEMAKER.

BOOT & SUOE.HAKIM

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Money to loan on Ileal Estate security. Address M. Hazzanl, special agent In-1 dianapolis, Ind. -tS-:i I

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J. .11. TKOl'T.lIAX.

RESTAURANT.

A New liustnimuit!

AS been re-fitted with all the iippli-ulict-s fur :i !ir-t-i'tils.s Up-lrilll-iitit, ni-I ivi* ii"iil,l t-1'..p'i-tli,Hi-ll 1, li,l- tin.) the |"t

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REAL ESTATE

mtl'ITONJc KKUNKK'S

Roal Estate Agency,

an l'oriIs.\ illc BIMI.

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J. J. Darter «f IIro.

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Photogr«pher, JOHN LINE.

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I'sml'iscoi'io SiKM'iaclt's,

Mnry, I nm usiouishul that you would have such biscuits na these brought on the table.

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', Ho' 1 1-. W. H. W., mill siinlli of the loiml-villc, turnpike, sunn- 11:, iiere.-, prnpo-i"t (ti :-"U Hie -Hue III litl- In -nil |.|ii,-)iilstl.s CHL-II I'llii.iii en the Voitiii-ville pii.,..

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Ion i.-iilen-i., nr v'ih.|iiiu:t(ij.'i) inn. the (pinli'iinn ljiisiiii-s.oi lo-(nil 11'Iniiy fiinn, or iniike I'O'liliil'le ilii-.'slmt'li! of fiitiilitl, villi .In vi I'll loi-iill .-iml -,,' ihi- I'nriii liefore pnri'liiisiiii! fl-civli, 1... \v. p. mtrn-iiN,

BAKING POWDER.

Mlii'c iiitli Ilritlon ,1 Hi nner, Altoi'lu'vu.

show you, liuabaml, what splendid biscuits Hedge's Champion Hulling

I OWder makes. It BO much cheaper limn uny otlmr powder I ever u«otl that lie Buhl I want you lo get li." .Manufaiturcd by W. X. HKIIUM Co.. gpringftelJ, 0

VOR SALB BY ALL DEALERS.