Crawfordsville Weekly Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 10 April 1873 — Page 3

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NEW "YORK STdllE,

INDIANA I'OMs.

SPRITX,

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our ouHtom«M*M tlio lark's!

nilI stork of

General Dry Goods

We hav« rvor hln»wn« tintl

at Llic profits for "wliloll wc havo v4»r ^oltl (£*001 H.

Wo roHir*Lrii11 (i:\nK our

(MtSlOltHM'S |*«r tll4vir UlM'Till

]u t/roiiii ii n«l invito t'XMIMIT,Loil of our STOCK »JI! prlcoM ly all stmnu'crs vlniii« I iil i) jol 1

I'KTTIS, DICKSON CO.,

NEW YORK STORE.

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CITY AND VICINITY.

THE mercury stood at S7 last Saturday.

Till', yard cleaning brigade lia commenced operations.

MAT DOIIHHTY is taking spirit photographs at Richmond.

E.J. BIMUHI) lias been quite sick lor a week, but is convalescent now.

THE Methodist Mite meet this evening at the .lames T. Mack.

THE Alamo Cornet Band has supplied itself with fine blue caps, with the initials "A. C. B." on the front. Gol'ra «!i Babcock, of this city, furnished them.

COL. S. S. FISHER, of Cincinnati, li is accepted the invitation of the two literary societies of the College to deliver the aanual oration before them Commencement week, in June next,

JOHN M. BUTLER, formerly of this city, is one of the attorneys employed by the association of liquor dealers and browsers at Indianapolis t' test the constitutionality of the temperance law.

DANIEL KHOAPS had advertised a sale of personal property to take place on last Tuesday. On account of the heavy

•rain that fell that day it was postponed one week. It takes place next. Tuesday.

LAST Saturday and Sunday was the occasion of the third Quarterly Meeting at the Methodist church. On Sunday, Presiding Elder Smith discussed the subject of "The Moral Condition of Infants."

Till-: case of a drunken little boy on the Hreet Saturday night reminds us that there area good many boys no older than he who are not going to school, and are consequently idle. Everyone of lliein ought to be put to a good trade.

1 Decoration Day is to be observed iu this city this year, the initiatory steps should be taken early. As it has been for the last two or three years nothing has been done until near the day, when it was too laic to make the necessary preparations.

THE authorities of Indianapolis have decided that the portion of gravel roads situated within the city limits is assessable for city taxes. Perhaps Crawfordsville might add to its tax duplicate the value of the gravel roads within its porate limits. ?v

Miss SALLIE G. SMITH, of Delphi, is now in the city for the purpose of teaching music. She respectfully solicits tho favor of the ]coplc of Crawfordsville. Miss Smith will, if desired, instruct pupils at their own residences. Lessons given ou organ,'piano, and also in harmony and thorough basa.*Tenua, 910 per t«rm OF twraty-four IWMOOI.

Society will residence

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llaits for

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red has

BECAUSE Warner Wilhite wears a llag around his neck, it is no sign he the small pox.

MANY farmers were busily engaged in corn planting before the loth ol April! two years ago.

-'Till: town was full of people last Saturday, and the faces of our business men wole a broad grin.

Tm: corrected time table on the T., B. & W. road will be found on the first page of the JOUKNAL.

Till" Franklin Township School Convention will meet nondale oil the 24th inst.

Sunday at Shan-

EVERYBOPY knows that a big rain fell Tuesday andSlrjar Creek is higher now than it has been for six Years.

EXAMINER THOMPSON has laid upon our table a copy of the sixth biennial icport of the Superintendent of Public Instruction.

FRESH fish are now on the stands, and have a most appetizing appearance. It hoped that the supply of brain food will be equal to the demand.

JOHN A. GILIIEUT, a Crawfordsville IKIV. and a traveling agent for .lolin McDonald's music house, LaFayetto, was in the city over Sunday.

HATS AND CAPS.

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l-'ull I-lin- n'inl y-Mmlo Klilrl Alwiiyn on Iltind. Hiinrrs A I»J: TO OKIVIOH.

COL. .Inns HEAKII, of ('rawfordsville, Trustee of the Institute for the Blind, gave us a call this morning. He yesterday filed his oath as Trustee for the fourth term, having been in olliee twelve years. He is now in his 70th year. He came to Indiana Territory in 1811, and has lived in Montgomery county 50 years. More than half a century ago he was commissioned justice of the peace in Wayne county. Mr. Beard is still hale, hearty and spry for a person of his age. In that early day Wayne county was considered unhealthy, us also the rich -egion between White Water and White River. Crawfordsville being high and dry was the point to which all victims ol the ague fled. Mr. Beard being shaken out ol Wayne, county, settled at Crawford

I' Till: postiKincd temperance meeting held at the Baptist church hist Friday night was well attended, and the interest in the cause seemed to be as great as at any time during the Winter. M. W.

Brunei' delivered an address in which he confined himself to the features of the new law. The report which was expect- leave: cd from the Central Committee was not

made on account of the absence ol the

the shade* ehairmau, Mr J. J. Darter. A resolution was adopted instructing the Central Committee •ocall a county convention at an arly day, in accordance with the suggestions of the Stale Temperauce Convention, to inaugurate measures for the strict enforcement of the new law.

Tim sight of a little boy not over ten years old staggering and reeling along the streets, last Saturday night, attracted the derision of some and the pity of others. Cursing and abusing some of the boys who had gathered around liiiu, he was attacked by one of them and soundly whipped, and then bleeding and dirty he slunk out of sight. We retrain from giving the name of the boy for the sake of himself and the family, but what can be said in defense of the man who gave

him the whisky

HYMENEAL.- tine of tho most impor tent topics of the week has been the marriage of Mr. Stephen C. Campbell, of: Crawfordsville, Intl., and Miss I.i/.zie E. Powell of this city. The bridegroom is but little known in this city, but is, we learn, most respectably connected, of thorough business attainments, and well-to-do in the world, and lias the bearing of a gentleman. The social position of the lair bride is second to none in our place, and we join the many friends of the happy pair in wishing them a long life and every attainbale bliss.—,Yac Cantic Cuurirr.

THE lirst number of the 1'nlrrjnist: and the AYus, at Wavcland, have reached our table. The former is published by by F. B. Rose, and the latter by W. H. Boswcll, of the Ladoga lknM. Neither of the papers are printed in Waveland, but we understand this arrangement is only temporary. They present creditable appearances and we wish them both success, but we very much doubt whether the town will be able to extend patronage sufficient to keep them both alive.

FROM the Ladoga //rruhl we learn that Miss Emma Hardy undertook to put an end to her troubles and trials of this world on Monday morning of last week, by taking an ounce of laudnuin which failed to accomplish the desired end. On the same evening she took arsenic. Dr. Drake was called in who administered antidotes, and saved her life. Disappointment in love is given as a ieiLson for the rash act.

THE Reeieir imagines that the JoruNALis attempting to influence public opinion in the Leggelt-^Vj/ser libel suit We submit if the statement made by us was not iu accordance with tho facts Beside.- it is just as. fair for the JoriiNAl. to influence public opinion on one side as it is for the Ihriew to influence public opinion on tho other. If the Jot*E-

NAt. is guilty of the teriblo crime alleged the AVriVitf is equally culpable.

THE "Campaign Reminiscences" which

style and is acquiring a reputation among eastern publishers, that presages distinction as an author. His contributions appear in the loading magazines, includinir f/arjtf/-'.f, ci'ibieji llld the At-

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axle broke, in consequence of which a considerable portion of the track was torn up, and a load ot shelled corn was poured out on the ground, by the upsetting of the car. The wreck detained seval trains till Monday morning, when the track was cleared and repaired.

C. W. ELTZTOTH threatens the JOURNAL with a libel suit. His alleged complaint is based on the statement made by cor- us two or three weeks since that his hall had been examined by the Board of Pub-

I lie Improvements, the Chief of the Hr«

CABT steel plows are the kind that i),.p.irtmont and a committee of three Campbell & Tinsley sell, instead of cast

mi luI

iroil, as the JOURNAL said a couple^ of ,1|1(j jinim)ll,K.ed by all as being inse

weeks since. The blunder is attributable solely to Tinsley's miserable chirography. If Harve can't write, lie knows how to sell east steel plows.

,chosen by Mr. Eltzroth liiui-

cure.

A LADY of excellent taste ha:

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•«'»I Moil,

and Cii])«.

i^vr GOODS

THE sinall-]ox status is about as follows: There are five eases reported by the Board of Health, viz: Two children at Mrs. Martin's, on Pike street, Lovcll Mace and John Davis at the same place, and Mrs. Thompson at the Dry Branch trestle work. 'I liese eases are all doing well. Henry Wilson, who was at Mrs. Ketchum's, on the corner of Green and Jefferson streets, died Tuesday morning. Everything has been done that could be

ville, and congratulates himself on not be continued over cases occurring, and jliftnrtv-. are on exhibition at the Corhaving had a shake since.— linliniiii/iuli, /•'I'r.itiityJniirii'.:/.

sanitary rules strictly enforced in every instance. The pest house will soon be ready for the reception of patients, and all now being treated will be conveyed thence as soon as tliev can be received.

FOR the convenience of our citizens an accommodation traiu has been placed on the I., B. .V W. road to be run between this city and Iudiana]Klis. Tho train here at G: 1 r» A. .\l. and arrives at Indianapolis at S:-IR A. .M. Returning it leaves Indianapolis at i\ M. and arrives at Crawfordsville at 7:20 P. M. Mr. Newton, the agent, informs us the train will start promptly on time, both iu going and returning, and that it will not bo encumbered with freight, so that '.ho*e wishing to go to the city can be assured of having full eight hours iu which to transcact business.

As MANY persons do not know the cause of Iockhart's saw mill running last Sunday we are requested by the proprietors to state that in consequence of the order of the Commissioner* for a supply of lumber for immediate use, with which to construct a post house, the work was a necessity. They had not the lumber oil hand, and it could not be procured elsewhere. The necessity of a pest house is apparent to all, and the work could not hu avoided.

Tm: assessors in this township are actively at work. .letl'Seott is listing the personal property and J. C. Maxwell, Samuel Gillilland,T. J. West and Jas Melntyre are appraising the real estate Maxwell's labors are confined to the city

while Melntyre has the west and north

TIUUK MATTKUS.

Fresh fish at Simpscn's.

Star Shirts atGoltra & Babcock's.

CROQUETSHTT slcy's.

Bo vs':

Wood s.

FARM BELLS at Campbell I'.v's.

Summer Cndorweai, at Goltra & •ock's.

Go to the Now York for your olothimr 15-li.

a |H)lito request to reprint from the the exquisite little poem, "At Window," by James M. Thomison, of gnllt frame work done is at Dickey this citv. It will appear next week. Brewer's.

sold nineteen walnut logs from their

farm a mile or so from town for $540, or

tlle'framed.

LAST week E. A. and Warner Wilhite —Tlie long SuniinerSundays are coming

iui( tt

awaY

$28.42 each. I The shelves of Dickey & Brewer present

A. B. clxvK^wm .urt next week I attraction. InthUline ^tnothlng but

to Monttwl, Ounadu, on builneu trip. «»P*

Spring is here when you will want to pa|cr your rooms. All the latest designs and styles can be lound at Dickey & Brewer's. Trimmed free.

The Spring stock of wall paper now being received I Maj. Finite at the Corner Honk .Store i« very handsome ami attractive.

The best assorted, most stylish and cheapest stock of clothing both for men and 1H)VS, to lie found in the city is at (,'arr & Wood's.

With tho Blessing Corn Planter one man and one horse will plant from eight to ten acres per day. Go to S. II. Gregg & Son for them.

Tlic Blessing Corn Planter never misses a hill no difference how quick you drop or how rough the laud. S. 11. Gregg & Son have them for side.

Charley Crawford has brought on the largest stock of carpets ever brought to the oily. His taste in selecting the stock can not be excelled, tjl

done to isolate the disease and prevent! days, the largest stock, and the noOhiesl its spreatl. There is no apprehension styles ol gents, boys and childien straw that the small-]X).\ will prevail to any general extent. A close surveillcnce will

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Picture frames at half price at

CAMPBELL & TINSLEY'S own brand of warranted hand saws. 15-8.

Buy your school books and stationery at cost of Emmons.'

All wool suits for boys, from $7.50 to $10, at Carr & Wood's.

Still a few clocks left to be sold at cost bv Emmons'. 12-2

If you want a line trunk go to the New York ClothingStore for it. A. JOEL.

The Blessing Corn Planter will save two hands in the field every day.

Now York Clothing Store has a fine line of hats and caps. A. JOEL.

Simpson knows how to tastes of the public. Hi-

are printed on tho first pageof the Jorit- ,|(,ni)jt| NAl. is from the pen of our literary friend, Jaino-' M. Thompson, of this city, (odd and silvei watches Mr. Thompson has an easy and graceful elrv at wholesale prices

cater to the fresh fish is

and gold jewbv Emmons'.

Crist A. Ashley keep everything in the grocery line, anil permit no house in tho

r.T 1.1 t. fitv to undersell them.

Willi.i: a freight tram oil the I., 1.. iV W. load was backing down tho grade Now York Clothing Store has a large across Walnut street, Sunday liinht, an |i ,,f boys' and children's clothing.

A. JOEL.

selling way down low. If you don't believe it step in'aiid see for yourselves.

New York ClothingStore has received a full line of white and stripe shirts of all colors. A. JOKL.

Tho Stone Front side walks are blockadod with lsixes landed there tillcd with now goods lor Charley Crawford.

This damp weather is not a good time to go barefooted.

lieu go to Joe dial-

lis' and get something to wear.

sent us

Goltra & Babcock will open in a few

goods, ever brought to the city.

Sonio of the most

ner Book Store ever brought to the oily. Even if von don't want to buy it is w«.rth a call to look at them.

Turn, sinner, turn, and retrace your steps if you are going away from JoeChal. lis' boot and shoe store, because he can supply you with any kind of foot wear you want at low prices. V».

Carr& Wood are putting on their counters immense lots of the very newest patterns of men and boys' clothing, that, for style and durability surpass anything over offered in the city,

If you havo a valuable watch that needs cleaning or repairing, trust it to Mat Klein. He also makes a specialty of jewelry repairingand engraving, doing his work promptly and guaranteeing satisfaction.

The ladies will he interested in the fact that Charley Crawfoid has returned from New Yort bringing with him an elegant Spring stock of new goods, comprising all kinds of dress goods of tho latest styles.

No one visiting the city, can be supposed to have witnessed the richest sight until they havo examined the large and beautiful stock of gold and silver watches, rings, pins, brooches, ear-rin$-rs, and all kinds of jewelry, at Mat Klein's, on Main streit.

Corn plantiiitr time is Coining sure The old lashioncd wav of planting has nearly become obsolete with most farmers. They all use labor saving machinery. The is considered the best in the world as there are over 10,000 in use. They only cost $12 and every IMHIJ' can afford to havo one, S. H. Gregg & Son sell them.., ,c

gin(

""planter

part of the township, West the north and oast, and Gillilland the east and south. The assessment must be completed by the first of June.

GET your correspondence iu by Monday, if possible.

Simpson & Wilson, successors to Shanklin & Jackson, in the grocery busi ness, one door north of the old Graham corner, are starting oil well in the

at C'«.i.1k11 & Tin-! kocp It. Tl.oy sell at as low prices as anv in the city and bid fair to build up a handsome trade. from I.50 to 5, at (,'arr Ac

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harness.

They take hold like old hards at the bus-l [ness. They know just e.^ctly what the I people want in the way of provisions and

Eli Kalin, at No. 2, iu the new Fisher block, has his large room filled to its utmost capacity, with the most perfect stock of rcadv-inade clothing it has ever Bab-1 been our privilege to look through.

Suits made from the best goods, and in the most substantial and tasty style. ou

should not fail to call and Uke a look before buying.

At the drug store in the Usher Block, is kept a choice collection of pure and re liable medicines, dru(-?, paints, oil colors, fine soaps, perfumery, fine imported cigars, in fact everything usually kept in a first class drug store. Dr. Detchon gives his whole attention to his profession, that of compounding medicines and prescribing for. and treating the sick.

We now say that

Hats for Spring all styles together Hats for every kind of weather Hats of felt, silk and beaver

Hats that almost wear forever Hals with which a room to enter Hats for scones of wild adventure, are to bo found al the model hat establishment of Goltra & Babcock, No. 5 National Block.

who havi

Clothing Store A.JOEL.

their own fireside down to thos«

rhosc popular Htyles of hats for the Go get a baby wagon at S. II. Gregg F1m ,IK.(. .,re admirable, and the vocalism Spring season of 1873 are purchased at

& iey

tlie ln.t house of Goltra & Babcock. t„ck. and show some very fine styles

Now this is no joke. N. S. Joslin js remarkably low prices. 'Ihe take pleas

When y-m get a picture always get it f„r you until pleasant weather makes it Me^

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good and pleasant way to while

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rav the hours is by reading good books uch care and study, and promises

wttld w,Ut

Our Fireside Frlentl.

Mr. Bruco Henry, at the store of N. S. Joslin, h:is taken the agency of this excellent literary weekly. The publishers offer superior inducements to subscribers by giving to each a beautiful chromo, "Cute" the handsomest, largest and

most valvahle picture ever given away

bv any journal in llic world, the actual price of which is £10. In addition to this each subscriber holds a nuuiliered certificate which entitles him to a share in the distribution of $100,000 in premiums, $20,000 of which is in cash. Call on Mr. Henry and examine the paper, picture and system of drawing.

FCN»ii«INal!»rl*ii.

The following charges are authorized under the new fee and salary law: Clerks' fees on marriage license....if 2 50 Recorders' fees for recording 1 25 County Commissioners per day 5 00 Road viewers per day 2 50 Grand Jurors jer day 2 50 mile lge per day 5 Petit Juror |er day 2 50 mileage |cr day Juior lieforo Justice mileage Witness fees in Circuit Omit i«or

Witness mileage per dsy before Justice per day

,, mileage

exquisitely bcauti- »'*,(r(ner for first day each additional day mileage (or niile

Township Trustee per day Witness before Coroner

1 50

MrCKcllnnd Hall*

On Tuesday, April 1(, Harry Kobinson's minstrels will appear at the above nomed hall. l/ook out for the procession with the solid silver Helicon Band, Tuesday at noon. We clip the following froin tho Detroit Michigan 1'rcr Prass: "THE OI'KRA HOUSE.—Harry Robinson's minstrels appeared last evening before a largo audience, and gave one of the host entertainments of iLs class that has been witnessed in Detroit for a lo.ng time. The first part was excellent in its make up and in its jokes and ballads. The second part included several first rate acts, and on the whole, the entertainment gave the fullest satisfaction. Harry Robinson's burlesque, legerdemain and flying trapeze act was inimitable and called forth the most tremendous applause. The company play in Flint this evening, and go to Bay City Wedne day evening. Thursday evening they appear in East Saginaw, where they will bo joined by Quilter and Goldrieh."

Council Proceeding*.

The City Council met iu regular session last .Monday evening. The Mayor and all the Couneilinen were present.

A. L. Duckworth was allowed $lil 75 for services as Street Commissioner. The Mayor submitted bis monthly report, as follows:

RECEIPTS.

Balance in treasury March 1...$14,0-1-1 5,'f 1,800 15 •1 00 .12 00 02 00 .40 10

Taxes Peddlers Shows Sale of engine house Fines and jail fees Road labor (from Mayor) Express wagon Dirt sold (by Street Commissioner) Hays' receipt

Ii 00

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GO 00 25 00

Total $16,125 58 LXI'ENMTCKES. Interest on city bonds $050 00 Amount paid C. S. Wilson...... liOO 00 Printing .12 00 Fire Department 2 25 Cleaning city building 10 00 City lot and interest 2,080 00 Furniture for Marshal's office.. IS 51'

Total $•'1,372

Balance $12,752 00 Less sinking fund 1,972 5K

Balance $10,7S0 25 The City Clerk was authorized to procure Assessor's books and tax list and duplicate for 1873.

George Allen petitioned to have Scott's water tank on Spring street removed, on the ground of it being a nuisance. The Council will meet in spscial session next Monday evening to take action in the matter.

Tho following persons were elected School Trustees: R. K. Krout, J. J. Darter and Eli riflith.

MarliiKi.

articles iwcessary to render hoiiskccpiug coiiTeniont ami easy. Ill this city,

however, it is dilVerent. Every reasonable. want in the way of house furnishing goods, from a jaqq^r box to a cooking stove, can be su

bv N

.. unoqiialod. The personations

have opened their large

()f MiaS

The place to get tasty and ele-. desirable. __________ public niav detect the disguise and strip

given this branch of the healing

those afflicted with sore eyes speedy rellet Office and residence, No. 16 We»t Main itrMt. 7-tf

NEXT week, Monday night Martiuo are synononioiis. The press generally do same remedy not hesitate to commend in very high terms. Says the Lancaster (l'a.) Dully hitdtiyriiier: "The high praises accorded to Prof. Martino, the illusinoust, by the public press of other cities, had led us to anticipate a pleasant entertainment, and a tolerably good attendance at Fulton Hall last evening but we must confess wo wore not prepared to see the house crowded as it was,

despite the MIO« storm, nor lid we an-j

Hoiiskoepcrs ofevery class, from those 'l'"" -n i.v.nn.ls.HI ... ..

ass from those tifipalt- so many new and starilmg iliu

sions as the professor favored us with.

been ball a conturv mound. I .•.•iviutr i» im.-I imi.l.hi. who To describe thein is simply impossible. N\TIUNIKI

To describe thein is simply imjiossiblo. they must be seen The wonders of the "enchantcd canopy'

il|1[ire,:ia.od

have just entered the debghtf ,1 task, have always boon annoyed search-! i„g f.ir an ou.lii' of the thousa.,,! ami one lor miraclos did not the pro-

they must be seen,

feasor candidly acknowledge them to be illusions the "Talking Lion" absolutely talks and looks the lion all over, aft far as

Arinond, who presides at the or-

gun, is excellent." The above highly

.com,11(.,u](.j company will appear at Eltzroth Hall for three nights, commencing on Monday evening. A matinee will lie given on Wednesday after-

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lire in showing them whether you want jt ja Christianity. No "Cliristo buy or not or they will set one aside ^un statesman" has fallen, none will fall.

It from the hypocrite, and turn him out

More I'j)e». 'to receive the de«ervel scorn of the Dr. M. L. Bass is making a s[ecialty

wori,],

the treatment of sore eyes. He has tians, and to attach their villainy to the

JUit these men were not Chris-

art church is as mean as it is unjust.

We want Christian men. Their

„rov,-th should be encouragcd. Chris-

... ..at--i.j unnodv re- ghould be made tbc highut type, and their example ihould train

men to live up to the high itandnrdi

Jcn. Cob fin (in Hoiietil Mnn. {Fiom tho Martinsville Kopubliean For the benefit of the -Yen's and on gallant Congressman's constituents,in genci al, we will say tlipt the General Cobuin lias not stultified himself by participating in the profits of the salary teal, nor does be intend to do so. lie lonsci-

cntiouslv opiHised the whole grab from

(,|C it, ln

10 (HI 5 00

no no

County Assessor per day -1 00 Deputy 3 00

j,s pha-es. lie

thought then and he yet thinks that it is an indefensible fraud, and lie will not permit himself to lie benefited in any degree by a measure which he so unqualifiedly condemns.

This may be relied upon. _Wc speak by authority. 'Now. it is in order, let us hear from Kerr, Niblack and Manson.

Bunlitm

In list of rills for business men we liud the following. "Sell at small profit* for cash, and make it known through the newspapers."

By practicing this rule and being strictly honest success is certain,provided the merchant or manufacturer have a fair amount of gumption.

I^nckl)'.

jl otw Uu: Cinviunuiii Sutm»li*y Ni«lil.] (iu say that "dissipated" realty mrati* thzzy-patiMl (»in-cnilly it Ami the dizziness what oau.-or- the tortuous 1 zi-r-iyu: of the victim Vr, zig-z-actlv. !ii-v

tlmLiboral ticket carried the city last I'a'l bs alnnit 5,000 majority.

Stock ot* I.iqnon for Sale.

1 wish to sell my entire stock of liquors preparatory to leavinc for F.urope. Feb20niH JOHN KENNEDY.

ale bv

Globe White Lead for Billfold & Bro.

Buy the I ilobe White

B.OOO.OOO

Hi UK ol' the Blood.

Cancer. Owe—'Your medicine tiuuos to give entire satisfaction.

Prof. Marrino only by being cured of the disease, but by gaining that peace ol mind necessaiv to happiness.

The personations of Miss might wish them "unclouded skies,-'and "pathways strewn with roses," but unfortunately the copyright is secured.

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Kutllnl mxl KIIII«I»IIM« Knilliui'iiln from llie Vflvmn [tmliKon Conner

It is a fashion now for certain journals that habitually sneer at morals and relijrj.m to couple with their comment# on if the shortcomings of a class of public men ailusions to "Christian statesmen."

TIIEDemocratic citv ticket was elected last a Cincinnati a it I I 1 I I S S I varying'Trom 1,'IOM to 2,0""- Greeley and

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,ead. 11.

of I.umber

Wanted.

I wish to buy 5,000,OOP foot of black walnut lumber, delivered at Troutinan Station, for which 1 will pay the highest price in cash. J. M. TROI'TMAN. 13-If.

Seed l'olafoeH.

1 have iiow on hand a large variety of seed potatoes, early and late, for side on my farm, one half mile north of ountsviilo. SYLVESTER HOI-IMNO.

Vocal MIIKU*.

Mrs. Mo Williams will give lessons in Vocal Music at Crawfordsvi'le. Those desiring to Itecoine pupils will leave their name with Mrs. James 1U011. 1 erni will begin in May.

Wanied.

A first class salesman for this county to sell the New Wheeler & Wil-on Sewing Machine. Extraordinary inducements odered to the right kind of a [man. Apply to John McDonald, LaFavette, lud. 12-1

Tickle the earth with a plow, and due season it will laugh with a harvest 11. Gregg & Son have the plows. 1 ers will know where to get the plow-, how to apply the tickle.

Celebrated Glycerine Camphor Ice, for chapped bauds and face, sore lips, dryness of the skin, etc. Ask for Bintord's as it is always fresh and pure. Don't be put off with any'.hing else. -17-fm

Our Duly ami Our l'rlviU'KH. The liliertv to go higher than wearc is given only when we have fulfilled the duty of our present sphere. 1 he liberty of going to Curtis & Brother's boot and shoe house on Main street, is given to everybody, and a cordial invitation is extended to every family in Montgomery county. They havo for sale the very best I toots and shoes manufactured, and their prices are very reasonable. lo-3.

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case of cancer on the lip, of six years Ftandiug, was entirely removed »y-'fc»e use of three bottles, and the person. M. 11. Crane, Esq., ex-sherifi'of this (Calhoun county), has requested us to communicate tho same to you, If thercb) others siitlering from the same loathsome disease may be iuduccd to try the same remedy with a similar result, not

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