Crawfordsville Weekly Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 10 July 1873 — Page 2

T. H. B. McCAIN and J. T. TALfii EDITORSAND PROPF!FTOLS.

THE CAK SHOPS MEETING.

ing called to preside and 1\ H. 1?. Merain chosen Secretary. R. B. 1'. Peine, attorney tor the road, read the proposition from W. M. Purdv, Finaeial Manager of the Company, which is Milts'iuitiailv that on condition [the citizen* of Crawfordsville and vicinity will make a donation of in acres of land, eligibly situated, and $40,Ooo in mouey, the repair and car shops and round house for engines will be located here .Mr l'urily further proposes that the building? t" he erected will cost not les~ than »i'.o.ooiiaud will give employment to at least forty hands. tiuaranti-e* will be entercd into for the (aithl'ul performance of ihe CoinpanyV part 01 the contiact. After the reading of the proposition -pei'chewere made by r. .Mcl'Mland. .l.»ep Milligan. John Lee. n|. ('arrington and othen, ir. which the speakers all concurred in the opinon that .the amount asked foi wa. too much in proportion to ihe value of buildings and machinery which tin-company proposed to construct. They all concurred in the opinion, 1,10, of the value such shop- would l.e to the city and the'neivssity of doing something to save the place from being any thing more than an ordinary country trading point. After a thorough discussion of the subject. a committee wa- ap|»iinted to vi-ii Terre Haute ami inspect the different ear works at that city a» well as the -everal lnannfaeturing estalili-lniiciit-. and interview Mr. I'urdy and sriirc if possible other and better terms. The committee consist- of Joseph Millitran, John S. Brown, T. 11. It. Md'ain, John Lee. 1. M. Kelsey, lr. J. S. McClelland. Paul Hughes, Wilson II. Laymon, \\". p. Britton, ('ol. H. B. 1 'arrington and U.K. Bryant, and will i-it Terre Haute today. The meeting adjourned until next Tuesday evening, at which time the committee expects to he able to to make a report of its visit and the re-lilt of its, labors. Ourcili/en.s are beginning to re alize that they are permitting too many

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.1 O N A JU 111 llli: ran lie 110 mistake as 10 the —vr.—-:—— :—:—r -fr

Vvordiot

HA\\ l'ORP.S\ IIJ.h, .11 lA I". uriil it Mipporteix In cvtT\ occasion wltorr an op|ortnnity lia- bit'11 presented they have unhesitatingly condemned botli. This has been particularly true in

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The meeting at Uiel-ourtHo,.se Tmi-1 that has me. this ilav evening todi«cu«s the proposition '"'""S those of Ohio. Iowa and the I,., C. & K. W. Railwav Ym1pa.1v tV l»a-alopt,Ml resolutions condemnerect its shops at this city was largeN V'*1

blv result in practical shape. The meet Yl,ed ,their

srood enterprises slip from their jzrasp. htteeii to twenty granges per week in

so that we have laith to believe thai tho '"*'""tato. meeting of Tuesflav evening i« but the, dawn of anew era'in our prosperity. By

THE GREAT INDUSTRIES The relative importance of the.several branches ofindustrv in the I'nited States will apjiear in the following table, the tigures representing the number of both sexes engaged in each.

tance and a little les. than half in nlnn- i™ i"

!)or^ i- tho class ciiLra^e(i in manufacturing anl miniiiir and in various mechanical pursuits, of thU -ocond class over three millions are set ftawn in the census rejirt a^ensraged.in manufacturingalone. 1 lie third class in the ti hie is composed .«f proie^ional men, teachers, minister*, lawyers and servant", being divided about equally betw'een the two *exes. I he tourtli class, third in importance in Jin industrial point of view, is engaged mainly in effecting au exchange of thej products of the fir-t two elates. Tliu

it appears that lor every two

1'1'i.ved in tillinir the r»iil there is one man

lvlliom

i.,,,

number n" 1

mil not J. ""''I °,

anc whi in'

ing interest,, th otum factoring, and

lonipare it. to the whole agricultural

place, being surpassed bv Rhode Island

Connecticut, Michigan and Xew Hamp-

•shire, in addition to the .States above

nnumerated. Of the counties of the •State Marion takes the lead, with pioducts valued at nearly seventeen mill ions. Allen, Vauderburg, IM.Joseph, Vigo, Tippecanoe, Floyd and Glark with aunual products exceeding three millions each. Montgomery county instead of standing near the head, where her natural advantages would have placed her it they had been properly developed, is 42d on the list. But we may make a better showing in 1880.

of the |o)|lt' on tl« salary bill

I'^piiblican party. Kverv State and

a,lk''lh,

biH

!ln''

attended, and an interest manifested oil:'" "nfIri'~UUM1 like enator I aithe part of those present .that will probaA 'j'01"'

iiig was organized by R. E. Bryant he- ir?of'''1 'ng 'bemoney, will tind this cur-

1 1 0

•it v\oil in the factorv, and that for ev-1, ., ,, ... ,,

Vtt,

«h.. voted

isconsin, who publicly de-

fl,'li"n

voting Ibrthe bill and

rent of popular distprov.il an exceedingly hard current to stem.

A of unusual severity passed over t! countrv last Fridav which de-'

stroyed every thing in its

'arroll cottnty the loss to propcrtv is iui-i lnciisc. The hurricane blew over houses and barns, upturned trees, prostrated the,' grain and killed a large amount of stock.

nutted to go unburn

which n-nally att4*nd the trial- ofpri-on- *1V('rV

cr*oj high M"cial standinir.

II.s. II. W. Il.ws, lurinrrly .-t.-iU- Su-pcrinUMitii-m i.f I'mln-irii(-|i.iii, lia-i b.-Hti caiUnl t*i (lit- iirvv hair ».i rli.^oric e-UiliVnlioil in llic St me Iniver-'ity. lie ai proM-ni l'rt'.-iiieiii of tIt Si.'it- Normal SWiool.

It i- -lated in tiie 'm tii/i' for July, thai the order ol the l'atrons of Husbandry are multiplying at the rate

N 1 0 a

sittinsr down, folding our hands and [ire- well. dieting nothing but ill. is not the way to accomplish results. It is only done bv stout hearts, willing hands and open ]oekcl books, lx-t all the people unitedly co to work.

mi: their submerged

to blot out all that he hath written afore

A/jricuJiuni JV.J2.471 »ph-d?f»th himself erormore to hoil .''iMuufucturiue, Mtn.ng{*udMf« h!»nivaJ...2.707,421 his pence on all subjects pertaining thereProfess,omit «,J PersonM

engaged in productive industries are de-

|K:-ndent upon iarming. Next in impor-

nnto for bchold a multitude o|

Trfiat- rod Trnnsponntmn -?fi .. It will be seen that nearly half """^ls which no man can number ha,h

»bIe,J.

a,'d

do lnock

nn or

wroth, becatise of this' much singing,

t, her father, such things shall not be. ei\ eight men eniraged in these two class-' r.r i„ ... —lhl' eelebratuui at liomnev, rain ot unlu-ti one man is employe*! in' .... I,,.,,,!.- conwueroil, wu» a sueee.ss. Ihe OIMMUIJC hantlhng their products and moving. ,i.

them one section ol the countrv to 11 .,lAfi1Ai.

and groweth exceeding fierce, becnu»col their ceaseless ^ong, then shall he send forth when the water ^iib-ddea nnd *lnv tht'se frogs. —The iiou«ewives throuchout the'

i,„„„ ,, ^'laratiou of Independence was read by er are brought together the smaller the

iii i™hl).irhood are groutIv aumived l,v ,,

presence ot that .em-„f the dome,-, g,,,,]

tlic tic insect tribe cnmmonlv kntwn as the

tiuii la drive the posi.mistre.-s from ullice.

Welcome, by Kev. A. r?. (.obb, was

lolloweu bv a .Honp from the Linden Sun-

another. A littlestudvinir of the figures1 ... .. 7 day school, as?*i-tel bv the Irons choir above given will di-eover two facts.'

i. xi and 1 rot. horrx-, after which the le1 in?t, the neuter the farmer and produ-

Pr,

e/"hlUV"

tance ^hirh the manufarturine indus-

trie.i of the country sustain to the ajrri-

,1„ z,:z,l

""u"™1

i, made to appear by those free trade ad-

I si? rir.

single manufactur-!

I\/iAN*A put down in with the oeu-1 UOI XN WIT

-us report, for 1870, a.^ seventh in the list

of States in the number of her imnnfir Hill h:^ had a sensation. The

C('." l''°

nois, Massachusetts, Mis.souri, Xoiv !lir"1'''

ork, ()hiu and I'ennsylvi mia ill value

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CONBIDEBABJ-E damage was done to wheat by the rains and winds of last week. The rain was mostly harvested in the southern partlof the State and standing in the shock, and the quality of the grain will probably be Imore or left injured. In the central and northern portions of the State much of the crop was standing in the fields in the severest storms and of course was badly tangled, and the work nf harvesting greatly increased.

Comment is unnecessary. Corn begins looks lecidedly '"thin" in the low places. e-pccially the yellow variety.

-Ml are

,/ Wils I of wixd

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',lw

«'f public documents

is not so dry as when I last rote. biled over and organized

Karmer^s have ihemclve into a ditchiu

n,r rnn

com,ices instanter. ready to decide a disputed point .Not only does the Iti: !.nri:it desire j|p |,a.

...

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0X0

la"^'

1 ll|r

l-u'd, of .Mockwell. Another ad-

grove,

I drc.ss, by Mr. l.evi-ring, and songs from fiften hundred people. The Vountsville

Un.« a 0",lM

the.{Xople

interest- parsed to then homen, wiser, better and paring the olden times with the vast'

0,1! wllere was sllp

of products, however, she takes a lower I f'

otTered to bet that he could Ixjat Mr. Q. who who was at the time and has since been paying his addresses to Miss T. After a courtship of some months he sue-

and friends were invoked to persuade the lady to mary him how he declared he would marry her or death how Mr. Q. arrive* and escorts the lady away how Mr. B. mysteriously disappears 'and hflB not been seen in the neighborhood for a week these with a thousand other facte and fancies I leave for the future romancer to chronicle. I simply tell the talc as told to me.

Sarah Wilkinsand Cal Bnrk were married last Sunday morning at 7 o'clock, all

county!'

Yi:\ 111.a no:.

OAKMXUTO*.

llierc will be a meeting ot the Lye CiWk- Farmei Club at Hunt's school Utilise 011 .Saturday next, at o'clock r. M.j John lilair, of your city, and Hon. Arch Johnson, of Darlington, have

fr"ln

trilck.

.vearlinu

V('!"-ling

sheep

1 and Leicester cross.

), Ticc ChrMman had the most forward Held

(i|

Abridge across the \\\ib.i-h six miles

above Delphi was lifted from its abutmem and capsized into the river, line man had 'Jlo acres of valuable hlaek walnut .md oak timber destroyed. He estimated his lo-s at about fs.iMio, Altogethcr it was one of he nios desirnctive hurricanes :!is»i ever passed, over thai ]«ir: of the country.

ricken

New ork

I til! ietli-ra! A^-rillblv lias jia-scd a law, making convietion of murder in tic- lirst degree dependent upon proofs «o nudeceivable thai anything I ,,t -liorl of au actual ye-wi be admitted as evidence. Thi» will end I

till, by c.usunir it out, uianv a ras. al rich- ,.i. i,,,.,..l(.."v „r .... ksburg, having liear.l so much ah,.ut (fesei\ing ot the ga lfiws, wi be per- ,i.„ .. ... ,. i.

Vui'NII W A I.W illi I ll. on trial last

week for the kiilingof hi- lather in New

e.nn in ihi neighborhood

when down. II.. telb nu* iV h:i^ got' u'| :igaiu 'V4r^* l^tbrmances an-i doing well. •Ida Mart and tH. Kead, ^piriuialM,J, ^crc hen* I hnr^day night, accompanied Ity I' i^iiev (loherty. the irrepre* sibh*. Main strange things wi»i'e done. 11 it ua-trick'-ry. it «-as -ublimaied if done b\ pirit, I ihuik iht-y uiitiht get a liltie farther from »be boundaries «.f

l\. tK+'KKn l»»iiim iltc laic rainy wt* had hu«ines-i at I'.iishtown in the tri-at Stale

I'.ooiie. where the inhabitant- are iid to be webb looted, ill order to keep on re a as

ilie reign of circiinistaniia evidein'c, I .ilf, |. ... I tne-i-. I.i ing at leisure I concluded to hull, in its day, has roiiL'ht liiitch evil, i,, .,. ... ... ,,

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'"orahiv o| that lut town, I

a a a a

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only a little o\er a week and was inlormed me there was characterized bv none

House. Noticing across

Vorl: Siate, was found cuilty of murder ing lit up, I inquired the nature of in the second degree. The trial occupied

beautiful church hou-e. and

[gathering. 'Our gentlemanly host

nigmg. raying

the delavs the yonng-ter^ came to the church

evenings and -ung -om. nicr

pieces. NY went over. 1 hey had a hard time tojjet. a leader. Finally Mr. Kmmit l.enimoii took ihe lead, and we were well entertained. .Next day wt- vHivd ninny places of note. I,. .1. blv has a well »tockJ who can (.resent it toliim in intelligible, .•d dry pxids and grocery store in I he though perhaps redundant evpre-sjons, Kansas east end of town, I'rank Coin"!I i* run-i "trietlv consi lered, and will learn

ninjr a line „,i|l here, that band- X'rbook!'in'i:l'week""

and and gallant vouii^ IU:I

ing run by Cuitleit J. JJ.1111 to decide a disputed considerable practice \V,

,VnroduUcced'7,r.Vv.'r

A] fc|k)

and despitefully

cease not jeir .singing,

composed ot blacksmiths,

muker, painters, pll_V3ieianMi mi„

()[|e

|„ungi.r, loafers, fools, wise

and commo-lious building There are I northward ot Philadelphia, at the mouth also several other firms, IJipea & limit "1* the I.ehi^h river, and that Betheleni Smail A Williams contractors and build-

ers 1'frilmor t.nc \i, t„. further up. his

niwj jn.irtu not long

Al. has out on au excursion to 0I-

New Kid.,n.,ml, partially .,11 business f„r

„„ne

If profanitv. indecent language and tiii-l,., then will give you another letter.

gentlemanly conduct is to be his forte, he

is making proficiency in that direction.

While there is law and Gospel,'- saith

ul(1 feIR,e

tthe.beautifu]

Komney and Chirm's Cha5 Sun-! band was pre^nt with good music. In fT"

exercises at the vocation by Rev. S. 1. UayH.

E» nar schools closed the *,.~i I K.. I -.. a «*.... ». ..

w.',':

te„ to an a(idrew by the ll(.v. John cilv wa8 llltrodllcefl

I'—

and rain the 4th of July came to hand

7' ««5'«nce for more than .n hour d«crib- ills by law.

ma.ny incidentaof

fb*

tenement

Grove. Owing to the inelemency ol the the people to elect all officials.

weather the crowd was limited Jo about

waa weJI

.uring establishiiientiT The si~t' guests were invit-! for ^ing Uutt he surpri^ his friend,. 'S, I representing more than Indiana are llli-'

lrf,acher came—but theintendetl

Hacked out

'V|llari'! private griefs nhe had,

1 know not tlmt

"r^

cn'lr-c

S ,lear can

8-scerti"1110,1'

it-"

«u of rumors are afloat.

1k' *»v*niently

are Uiat

Mr- B- «««-rteI

and

ceeded in obtaining a promise of marriage,! McCoy. But very little n£i fell throuirb Tlin /tav fnr (lin ...... 1 llt/ 1/1 1 _» !..

Hie day for the nuptials was appointed, the intended herself inviting some of guests. Last Sunday week was to be the wedding day. But it didn't be. The remainder of the story wants confirmation. Howjthe counsels of [the father

Th0maR-Quillen' n"

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After dinner all _were pleased to hear: Hon. M. 1). White make a short, sharp •peech. He made a good effort. His prospects are good for the future. Owing of the coming up of a sudden gush of dampness the meeting was cloned abotit four o'clock. The follow person# were ••elected as a committoe of arrapgemcntVi for the celebration of July I. M. Coen, M. B. Moudy, X. C. Green, S. A. It. Beach, A. Meharty and Joha

the day and late in the eveniuing the sun shown forth in all it* glory, so that th6 festival given at Chestnut's grove by the Good Templars, was without a doubt a success. The Yountaville band remained and discoursed fine music for the occasion, besides vocal music with organ accompaniment Rev. 8. M. Hays made a short address after which supper waa announced, the crowd made a rush for the table like a flock of scared nhe*-p A. ten

pre radni

were to be presented to the handsomest

young lady and the most popular young gentleman present, which was to be decided by ballot. A number of candidates were presented. Miss Barbara Beverand Henry Xewlin carried away the gifts.

of this! The former albeautiful chromo en tit W

-Ali have heard of the Uto lowers. cSi'fd^mhe

band hovs for the skillful manner in which thev elected their candidate. The receipts were 71 he I' 1111: was one of plenvire and profit. I',. 1'.

,i, .- ,• gress made, and the average result is ing glorv. a well of pure soft never-fai-9. '.

'"'"'t-' I"'-sent. usually accepted as satisfactory to all ing water. To obtain this the'well shotil

•V interesting nine may l„- lookcl lor, concerned. It is perhaps a (rifle early be dug when the springs are lowest, genai Ixith are reading men of large experi-

ence. Matters of considerable impor'-' J'0' ambitious pupils and con- roui-e the greater the depth of the well ance to the farmer will be on ,|,e finis

,ous

n,11.v

'•'I" vacation, a thought upon what is the plv ot wafer.

All are invitvd to atten.L main concern of their lives. The The size of the well is another item Hunt sheared thirteen pounds examinations are suggestive and it may of importance and should from a sheen of the

pa-in:_-

UH'mon/.eit a«.

,a ?roat

C',V,ie

wll:

nUen(

mee. I'nfortunately every sl.^p kill- S^iiilt^nd '{h^ouAl^ ox plaint'^d^I ing d-tg in town is lelt.

fcl.

We re- "1^1" over

i. mio-fit not bp

mained in villagcatew davs ""S-"1 "oi

small and peskv nnt. i,,. much more practical r, when we returned toVmr own beloved ,,«„t —John S. publicly declare his mten-1 ){fM,no

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wing!many sitrhts ami visitinn-

Memory is a powerful lai'iilty, and is where a large amount is icouircd for capable.upon uni'oinmou and urgent oi ca-1 stock the well should not be le-s than

lie-',11111 came, ami then it came of Iteing crowd.'d^ up to 1 raordi- eight or ten feel in diameter, in older to nary pertortuauces. ICsp-c ally is this form a large reservoir in which the water the case at examination times. The may accumulate. multiplicity of text books, in all depart-j The location of the well -liould he metils, from the primary upwards, covers carefully attended to. IT. should be s„ a lamer variety of subjects than our situated'that no water from the surface grand parents ever thought of, and the ordrainage from stables can mssiblv enter i| idity and e..rrectne-N of the answers it, ic water which is even -li'ditlv imof the niajoritx ol pupil-is really some- pregnated with animal or v.-oMable im-

I .ling AMudennl. 1 »ii »jnoiion n«t in cxainination rniuinc remain ti!I to IMnn^wcred, ami tho^o »|M0«ition an* "tatcd. In anothi'i* lorin rIm- intjnirv mav he stilted: How luin of a!) this apparent proficiency i-. mere mechanic. or p'te wort, not. ton Hi led actual tiu»wle« Ige'! Mow innch i- the product of the wearv wort ot ineinoti/in^. wiili no e\}M'ctation ot heing retained tor any pnrpo^c anion^ t.ther- the advantage o( n\t\ time heyond tiia» of

ideas will be gathered I'roni it If he is

re«nlved to master the subject, and commits tin- '•unknown tongue" to memory, what has )le gained, except increased la bor '.' Now let him turn to •omc on.who is really versed in the subject, and

an, John

L. Miiith, being chief man iger. Smith is an excellent miller. John i'. Morris is building one of the most handsome cottages in the city. K. T. Linn ia building little a Jiou.se, good accommodations for a small family Kdwards A Co., have a very tine stock of goods, a variety of almost everything, also a verv handsome

?. '0Wlnil11 vague transitory idea but let the teacli-

and draining running his wagon shop in connection er go to the "blackboard" and la-o (i recutita!- with his blacksmith shop, the lat'.cr be- ^oimh sketch of the Delaware ai held-. Business

it..., hiirli. and then dot down the

is in law

'"TT" 'T?

a a a a

tine concerning tile ditches. i«.nds, in(l g-Rntleman, (ieorge Henrv Clculwick he stih-equently seU the pupil to sketchnatures aquatic minstrel? bnt he -ol-

.. .... ,,

lulu

cui Mr. tool, is there any I ill his mind, that pupil ha° really learned

dread disease, hogs to sell in your neighborhood." Fred-1 the geography oft he region, a# well ati he ericksburg has about 17-5 inhabitants,1 Vn" 'ear"

l,'a" l"'C0"M ,r""1

The great ijiialiti. ior teachc'- are thorough knowledge of the subject-thev undertake, and a capacity il. imparl their knowledge to their pupils, in other kirn-, iruit words-, to iuterpret to young minds tlie information wliich the text book must necessarily present in a condensol and contracted form. As a familiar instance, take the geography of eastern 1'ennsylTania Let the child be told that the "town of ICaston is liftv or sixty miles to the

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:,re 11

su'-h

carpenters,shoe-i,sonse

,| intro" du('tion of I' more oral, and

I„, .Mnllin Instrated instruction bv competent teach-'

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lilne

rC'1",i,'t"1 f",r

MI 1 »„:ii 1 .. UT I say, as is usually understood, mere mem-

1S.' 1,pI,l,anl Mar-V

.* Mile) are engaged 111 law suit, in re- versational lectures,

*t.ud'-

many friends, ue hope to go again, and 4.ir FlaiJor..., H-'vom tlio !'.s»nh«'f "t vest is almost over. Filber and McCoy! At the fir,t ..pju.itunity the Republi-! tIuo?u"u„i\'»hwho ,"i!

arc NOW laboring as missionaries in that 1111,1 lmrt.v "F this .-?tateshonld declare |julr3.»3ANDUKW 4. RTIRNT. Admin beautiful town of Heckville. .,V

,!'

f"vo,r °,f'!,e rl*al

lion

and with it the celebration at Meharry's^hi

H'tlle

exc''e'"nK

Deman1

a,"^

.... 'I10 return of the National and £tate !. ^lV.ii tUm iuidor.itrn^j ft«-•'*

liir tourtli Hi nmnry'n tivasnrie- of the additional amount vo- h",''"".'W'"?'',h" M1- i.»dn-i^-T To th* Kiitturi Cinirforttniiir Journal: ted each member. Also for the ivduc- im.. .Wwwl, 9i»i «Mm!oi\.7,T1,3' AO-» Ki i:il''-. Notwithstanding the recent fogs, mint*

a.s far as it is allow mi:'

0r,i

ipracticable,

thc

cicivil

_V-n

SP, vicc

tllilt

acU

tuteriniDta tiie 4. For the rogulatuw of railroad tar-

^"t niggle lor Independenc#, com- F"r such reform Mj our criminal jur-1 P®:- His Zi*™?, iili'f.o'mi'nn

^\^S^SSX£^SiS:^S&

,*!ru^en^n* wiH

hiHtory in the ear-j influence of th* guilty portion. .JETTTLOX T*)SKLL HKAL KSTATE w^ttlement Jof Indiana. His speech *». For holding all ftfftciab to »•«-.,

Indiana. His speech! For holding all afteiak to

received, and he will excuse us accountability, and trkve A-

(east was prepared, the guests werv invit-! for «aying UuU he surpriH^ his friend,. 'Im-1 7. Demand tUat^lHvv,', i-''']—''•'«: These ait .*ww. of tfea

|W*1'

Aboil I Wttllx.

Among the earliest records of the race we find mention of the well asom of the lirst frtiitu of civilization. And the value attached to wells of water in all ages, prove- lie love of pure water an instinct I with tiie people of ancient as well as modern times.

OoThoy Know WltAt Tltr.v linrn* lFr«»rn rh*- 1*1*tl:tt«• !}*tiil.-iljrr Tl» school?* will *non lu'^in to for thr Summer vin'Htions—an pvi'iit gratifying alike to pupils, stutlont^, touch- in'r^tual delight during the sultry ^uni ers and professors. Reviews and exam mer days. And no country homestead illations are supposed to exhibit the pro- can he complete which lacks* this erown-

A deei), cool well, with shade curb and niossv, dripping bucket, is a source ot

thinking of the next term and it's erall in September or October, as of

T('» «'e are of a p.-rmanent Mip-

he worth while for the scuolar-* to inquire, with the amount of water required if for "What do we really know!" The teachers household purposes onlv the small-st may ask What we have really bmi/ht praet ical.le size will do. [f on a farm

H.-|.III,|I,.HI.S

f'T. !"ile

L'ives

the child but a

make

ever )Msitioils

of Philadelphia, Rnston and Bethlehem, rMlentown and Maueh Chunk, he then

•,imr'e"sfs

!?cr, loafurs, fools, wise men, tend our thoucrht over the circle of eleCliristiiiiis ami devils. I',v the \v:iv about instruction, it will be readily cniH'cived what creat advantage would dozen (logs disapiieared not lo„L.

thing at school. This

is aBd

'earning

t,le

correspond

pnritie- until for u**o. Al-o h-t it be I conveni*»ut UH 1 accessible from the kitch''ii. (-specially if there nu pump in the

houc.

Another con-ideration which chicllv concerns the hon-cwite i-h«»w to get the walcr I'r.nu the w.-ll. This if tin- Well i-deep, no triflirg matter. The oldfashioned Wi-Il-sweep and bucket hav

a -ii,-ee-fnl ox-jandj a^o^intiuns wliich our more

animation 7 convenience lact. In ihN praeticahle 1 he familial- word ».!' "eramminii" time, liowever, the old weep^emspomegets itsell" to all who have had expt-ri- whai ami.juaicd and onl of date, ami ence in examining or heing examined, rn'M givo place to methods, however proSchool 1'ooti aro ci'lleetioii^ ol re-ults saic, which requires h^ ex[enditure of worked out and presented to the learner, I time and muscle. A good wooden pump! not so much as aids io learning as to he pcrliap one ul' the b*M vehicle for knowledge. Too many obtaining water. Lend pipe ami all

once to per-1 other conduc^er^ liktjy to ctintamiuate

br:in'lips are ulteinpti'il at mit. tlioion^lnips, in any. 'IVadioi-i' re-1 the water, should he earel'iillv avoiiled.' ly loo mueh upon the te\t Ixioks. ami pit|liI- are encouraged in a parrot-like performance, which dispense* «ith substance provided t!ie words In Let an adult lrv In read a Ivjok which is .-(.tinit full of ill-undei .'«!. unl'amilinr and:'1""'''' technical expressions, and how many The

correct I

ANNOUNCEMENTS.

h!Vi 1V

••nn.li.lni.. («v .lu.tj-"

nf tti.' ...I Iini I it-..nn, ,,f •l Mmiijji.int'ry met l' ,rk.-. I,, i.m ..f» H.'|iilj|i(uu ..nv.'titi.,11

,,i |\. i.,. will

fruit.

V}"

ing tbe geograpbv on the "blacklH.ard-

forbiniselt. uh such a picture l.*ed

present Jtmll.

Hon. Til. .MAS N. II 0I:

for .Ituk'» the

f«*i* lid i• -1:• I (?i rvN':. '•"s r»f '.he p-irfy.

FOR SALE

,'"l -U.K. H.viv. :,„.i I,,.. »,.|1 -ji,I, :«I ti u' r»'o •. I h** ho!!•«' iVJI in i," s»ory hiKh. lour ri«i.nn .-t.-nj, .nit' i*l»niti|tiir**, ril*o fruit iuil oriifon»-ntnl

I .I.:.-

It til*- l«it. l'iti

1'',

nuriTox A liinM:K.

.of..i fr.iio.' ofiiw "'iti.if. li'itf. *»!.•. l»ri«*H. MJITTuN A JMtt'NKK.

sfrret.

LEOAL NOTICES.

I 'MIXISTRATOH'8 XOTICI

,0,t"

school. 11 portion of lhrt v"nt

thul is

orizin?, were ocoupied by familiar ron-

"'1^"^"

explanations audi i* t-. i.^iiv ».v..n linn win mil pui.t,.. if.-n-ii tax hard places," the result! WnlMMlny, July -JNI, lsr:i. „i M-IK.OI t».k SO show lint tv/.nl.l IM* I Auw. .^wrter a mil.. tuitlun tast..

SHOWN, out would te ^«I r.i N,.u K„.«. T«TEM M,.OIK)-NMPRV|.1..R

*Iecial

I"'"'«"d other subsidies, sliall cease,

"fshall

pss-i

.T uir State I^egnlature devote their

who cnt7r"taiDed'th"e '^bI^10 T" "V**

zrs'

x.ti ISf,isJu"br

'""rw°."i Ir I .? r? IKSHiBS' I sl^sa.'sr. .»«.«»»•

Ai',,nit

fend to the swift and rum

1,0

cnf("-ccd.

require at tent Lou, aw*! questions that party must amu-maMi Kepublican toward th^m, if it \\-r ,",tY','r .lln Pas,'tl°" the future. AMf

'he party of

emergency 0 "^en equal toe very be iv»f the

We belleve w,n

A nis,i in Syracuse iscrecting seventy live l-'Vo-atory cottages, cellar, brick and eior.e foundations, twenty by twenty-six V*et in size, a parlor in each twelve by •fifteen feet, dining room ten by fourteen, *nd kitchen eighteen by ton. The second story jn each will contain fivechamlerg. Ihe cottage will have a veranda and reach windows in front, and green blinds on the windows. Bacli house will navea cistern, and water brought into the kitchen. There will be two lots attached, with a separate tielit bo ird fenco

T»etween and a picket feace tn'iront Kmii I

treps nf ditr««^.Ir u-

'iS2tefe''

HS*'

w,i ^_

.i ^iin.w i'rinoiptil of ^(»nffre?5sion-

,,n-

I!^A1.1'.. l.|i. tf'Mil.'l WHh i.f Hue |HUd Httt hijit. «'I|M t'« :it H.||. jt.M.U «,r, 1.-4J.J,

PRICE 1 ,I«O. AL-o

^«»R FTAL.K." A JM'.O HI).I Ia ty MO -TURV ii)^ !»ou*o ol lu roonii, now- ind nnislioj in tlo* bet t\ill lot JO-IxJCO iVici• *itual»'«l tn ot tli^lM.Hi portion- of tti.- em on Waf,.^|,

IfiKSALE—CIIOH'U

|iiir.'hns#.r with eiiliPr limber

trl'ei

of tho?e terms. In .iiffprpur |.nrt efth city.

men, From the simple illustration, if we ex-1 BMTTOX BRI'NKR, ANONTS.

N..TO'K

governor-*salary to a sum not' MlUoN MOltlM, I'riw .J^ji^silLlVKniV.r.'

Sfi.OW per anniini. I A.luiui, cunj-r.^sional fnn.i i. ... a relornt in the service 1KTI I'DV TO «KI I tn'ji ZJ

K'vp» ,Uon^

legislation, crt"!t'^™"M,r iin-'Vi'i^Vt,^ 'ntl?ri,

--1 realm ,,.. il„. j'(.js lU-llflici.-lK It, pay Ins d.-li^, r.,ll lh„ linn will I,. [\oaid ill tllq ni?\t vfl I"'1'ii in ii Heading time while In the public service to the I V'14,

of tfio Nt,tll

QOMI

IK,

DCSMAM,,Judge of

me rloyd Circuit court, gives It as hjs opinion, that there is'no right of appeal from the decision of the County dommhsioners, «nd that that body is die final' arbiter ooi the subject of license or no|/*

Dunham

o" tin ui mi,

out wo entertain very serious doubt* as

rilFin«

"^"iceyln^ I nd

thniMrtwilMmMan-o.-I.ujoni,rh*ne,.

Townnhips and Towns.

al school fund Agricultural Society.

%,en sr

FNIU I.L nil null and .••UTV IHNIUF.N\MN* T,RCUIT «urt docket fet^, not :nxi it. ^-....1 r«*tMiir. I'rnw tio Road daiooees MltriT'iN HHI'NKH, Wm- I f««d .... rv.1t SAI.K-:.„.i to,. „,uv :„7,- i,cir.tf.^:m.f.ountI'lC1' 1 Hti-il :n til 01 \Vn«liinxton unit COT- I'c.ldlers'licon«c

wyrrr .N nBt-Niinjk h2iIM^nI

K.r»Ai,K—Hotiso unl lot -»ituat»'d n»!ivfu Redemption of laads soI«k I inut to litis!!)»•-•» j»ortinn of tho c.itv, about halt a v|u:ire Irom the Oourt Hon.so -On Muni 1-1hoii-o ^evtni

BjlJTfoN.v BKItNKR! A«f-

^«*R j.\l.R. Koiine ami lot on "West -ticof IIOIIM' h: tiv» runm-i. lot T.l»\Sl«.. f.'t vi,\ '. •MT-D

Kcceiv^t vf lapjd* sold for I'ro.^eoutins: AtVnmoy.... Kxpcilnvuf election.*

I Moutssoiaery coum\ Imi,. ,'iV'ttchfrj*' institute ....... '•••••. -.M'l o-iHi.' MH|.|ko«A«*H tn Im. „n|. Uottd ilumagr1* \N'IRKW .1. U"l'Til, nnnmPFiui

H.«tnte

,\ t-N Its I HA 1 OR —Notice Township tux

.IIII

radical, useful aim norma- nilni ill.. poi.„n.|| lropiTiv '||.I tnliVii l,v '"Ul1 amount of warrant-

,I,».

nij ut -n 111», hog*, s.'t i.Ti'in',

j.nuf. I....I-, l,.m.p|inl.l tui.l |tit.Ti..ii luniitiii... :tnd ninny other :trti:l*.s t««» nutnerou^ to nn*n. ttou.

TKIJMS-A «M«'dit ot iiinr wi,l uo»-ii til 'iniHovir thr»-»- dolhtis.. !},.• pnri«.hii«.»M •nut v, itiioii

l«"',

r',xt

"*rni rh* Ciwnit

I M. VANCK. rinrk M. C.

'I tfivn thnt Willmtu Kfl-ov A'ltnmi-tr.itnr th«« of the Jos.-ph \V

ilrhls, .-uifl tlmt unitI i„.ti.

tlon will In- lunrd nr th.' IH-.TI KTHI of thi- rirmiitCiiiirtiif pnldi-oimiv. I. M. VAM:K Jiilyiowa Uwk M.'c.

pETmOX TO SF.TiL KKAI, ESNitic«) IM hfrobv «i\en that Juhi) llovd AlnimtKinttor of tho -stat»* JMMMC Hunoy crn^«tl* 1»»K filH hi- ]»#*t it ion to l?r«so the'ronl #»^t »t? cf the (innodont, hi* por*onM h#»in« iii-u(-tici«*nt to pnyhin dftr»tx, uii.i (hut xitiH petition will b«» hoani attho m-.\t t«.n„ or tbo Cirnuit Court of Montgomery coiintv. 1. M. V'A.Nt'E, Clerk 1. r.

'I. A INT FOR DIVORCE.

State oj a

MO,

Montgonrnt foiintu. Mont-

tjom'M Circuit, SepUmbrr tr.rm,

,c tho

r"|i-1

trees OJ nitlerent kinds, vines, etc. will dcr«nd»ut, .I»t)i...«. W'ri«lit, thnt he may nupear •Hi H(!t Out lU of t.l|0 lot* Jt Oi' tho iil dnv of nnxt i»rm nf usirl aaui» *a i.n purpose the enterprising person building thece bouses to sell the

is the who is

them at a

IHT.I. Murthii

J. Wrsyhi vs. .Inmen Wright. Tetition for Di* von e. De if remrnitiored that on tho 2! itavof July, lfl7:t, it in v-no»tion of the Circuit 'Court ntnl for the county nnd State ufor«Hi«i(J, the plaintiff hy hortillorneyf produced :uid filed In the Clerk office of MIHI iMiurt her eomplufnt in writing «nu*e of notion in her indialf and nlso tiles the affidnvit of a dinintorest«d person, hotting forth that mud defendant in a non-resident *f The Btate of Indimui, therefore .. ... .»aid coiu-

"'"I pendonoy of s»tdcoiu-

pl»mt is hereby BIVI-ii to tlie said non-nwiitent

Hint IM hereby given to the wuid non-TANident afmidnut, Wright, thnt he may Appear o,- tne 2d d»v of next term of »aid court to bo holdeu hi.the Court Houao in tho city of Craw fordnvtlle, in naid eounty of Moutsonier/, eoin-inen'-inc on Mondny, the 1 ut day or September, 187-I, and answer Maid complaint.

Witnem my liand nnd the H«nl of »aid eourt hereunto affixed thia'Jd day of July, 1873.

J«l,0vv:{

I. M. VANCK, Clerk.

SICW PAINTER.

C.D. HUFFMAN, Home, ll^n And

._„, T» a

,is »n a.wejurist, Uriuiiiieiital Fainter,

(»wiiihkp. Pleasant llill.!.ew Kichoinnd.

W ayne township and Wnyuotown Ibpley township j[f"W» tp,, bruwn's Valley, pari X#w Market nvclaml Scott township and l'arkersbure I nitm township, out lots and Wbitesville Mawfordsville Madison township and Linden ^ugaroreek township.... ranklin towoship. Darlington and dhannondale aluut |own«hip, alley City and Fredericksburg. lark township and Forest Homo .. I.uuoiju ..

IINI

PUBLIC SALE.

Sale of Household Goods

NAITIUIAY, "jl'Tv U, 1S7:{.

-iil 1 4 Wl 11 'otniuciK'c in )«iv A. i.

INWLL

olJt'j- inr ^.ilc n»' household gondi', «uisi?. t! Cur}-*'!-I'j .'i jin. lini-sf!m iui'1 Miiftinyt Ctiriutn^, ICtr •*kh» lnhif***, I ('•inhnio .,hj Cu|'lw.ui,t \S' li !'»•,

I'i i'li' Mil.| ,'VfT •.

II. .II .' a. I »*.- h'M.•»(»!!,:• hp.. rarpcts uul Furniture All New.

I'KKIIS:

tuoniiiw tiino will

,t giv*n o"i n'l ""Uiti1" rwi'i "tVi-r, fli»- pur«'h'i*)'t' giving ...i.i I prt»\ed ^e'-nrit). Stini-

I I 1 .L

juno 1. l^7-\antl ondint May HI. Woth tlnyV inclusive, to wit:

Amount in treanury May

--.-W

for tax Total.

rnm.-t

SuintinM

U':trvi«»iJ. fjwt^ru, «M-!hir. oU\ Pri,.^ SJ.'Oii

Principal of tho o.»uiinon sclicol fund Principal ot Consrossionul school fund Principal of Milking lund Common school fund.tax. intorcst and UCUDSU

iiuus»»

nud lot :td|oiiung SUIIM- fur MIU- hou«.« of four rooms, jjotid

••iti«rn1 wool

IKMJHP,

^'mmor

kit«

rn :.M iiMw inid extra woil luiiit. Price I *»0tl nul TON a- FiKl'NKK, Atfoiiu!

UVfv

tun*. N^-eMsary otithuil.liu.j* iaelmlinc smull si,.. l-t.' All *.. 11 I t. -. i'li,-p. ti,mm. lUttri iiN BKI-.NKn, Auonls. ,......

lo.'iifli.iTs "just «at«iln of I ?l®ti"nery

ilie irity limiu lor out town rendsneps for !,U"1|C printing I'.i.l.'iilng :unt frnit o.illnrp. (.nn nni-onunoilnt.

Lu,ln,y

V.V nlso lnive tor HH!« uumticr ot vaiiunt ini« 4?*®

KKCKII'L'H.

*n. :H lotcrost on (.'oncn'nio'.il pohoot fund i:» Interest on the ir^ninion sehiMi! fund vis.GXI Vi iaquor lieonpo

Prinoipn! of sinkin« tun-l r,u Oi, Interest of sinking fund :Cn «ti Principal oftho romrnon school fund i.n.vi o: Tt»wn?hip revenue Ku»d revenue n7^-,c ni, Tuition revenue

Speria! huildiny revenue. JT.Wu 7d ]ocreveoue J9

$103 IHI VflO (Ml l.t ^d in

K.*OJTU

Common school fund interest Agricultural secioty Coroner's inquost Expense of poor Uopaii to public builds*? Lxponso ot in^une...K..

1.417 M: ill otv '.to 3,GM us tu7 v.* ."iiii 1,204 1.1(« to h.:»7s fit .. 60 r' eco 10 .rniti 93 lb 715 00 50 '2 «U 12 19 2:. 00

oHicorn......

I "lln_l.lt t.'ui'.i ill qunntitiHM vI Ho.irts.and highway.... lue noil) one*'wrv up Into mires. Pricii r.n-on- lisbt. etc I nud lo'iH line fliven. Kxpen^e axylum

ot criluinuli

"ti'i louii unit given. ,v j,. ..

Cimimon

Court

Ci.nrt al!o«tinee«• Jurors lee.* I Hemmed finea Special allowances

.%0 .Vs. XI

•i^i sn oo fitm no »0 tt»

Hrid((0 upproprialio. Tn.t refunded Appropriation for

Commissioner's lie port.

==r

Ain't ofwur'nt* nhI'»mhM t»v Tr«u-'r... 44.47

Ain't of oiuM'ilititf wnr'nt M»»y ::l, »i,77o.8:t Ain't in Trfuv. siil»ji-ft to ilrnft, 1 tl, 1h7.t ('oi« «^t in^t 'I"4 following ftuul: PriiK-ipHl ofCom Shool fntnl ...

hpecili.' school tax Special tuition ta Dog tax

Am't of warrant* at Unt Report..

dour a aplTkn

Assessment of Real and Personal Property of Montgomery Coun- *!?. turned hy the County Assessor and Deputies: TOWNSHIPS ANl TOW.NM. TOW NMIII' ASSBSHMKNT. ASSESSMENT OK JOW.NH.

»c

f-v'l .Mil 1572.93' 5U7 ."inn

X\ .WO W.-I5W 19,:a',

69.TTII

4i.389.480

iuo rN

notv with Hp-

ti\o doilflr"

Snl« to be at nij Residence, out half "Square Kasl of tho PostoUee. K..i.mxroni

FINANCIAL.

TREASURER'S REPORT Of roeeipt* iui-i expenditures i*f Munisomory county, hitliana, for tho year heuittnin I kl li A 1 I .1 \l .1 .. 1

.'.r.tui u.1 4,550 ij, ,3 in ir HI.J.Wl !i•t A9^*ri .7^3

RRVENU* ..

I |.rrt|jiTly ii'.t tiiltfii 1

redttOBied by Trca.«tiror I'm 1 a nee ip treasury

MMnVm 1 I"T" ':»nd

•,kij 4 47 o:i.r.iii

WAKKKS DAVIS,

IreHjnierMontg.j'anrir County,

MILLINEIIY

'I.MI (Ml

f,n"1

I'ollf'Mi'H if.hi.7U s«ho»! tux lor Lhjlinr I 1.1.r«O,l)0 •iiiHT^t of t:«»tmnoti School Kuinl "J.JKl ,*»o ('on^r^ujoiml Kuini l.»VII».l.'i

"Sinking I'ond :t70.4l

Homt D:«tn ia'^ •143.31 Kstr iy Ftmn I'i.ltt Connt\ Kcvoinio .,1,2I.'».4I Ri'tloniption of Intnl.* tor tH\ 47.S4 I»orkf*t ft'» of riri'tiit f'ourt I44..V) Show KO.oi) T«-unship tux 'J,!'lt.7(! Ho.'ul tax ........ U,7^'t.7c Spoeial vchool tux 17,ffK,78 Spooinl tuition tux i,Mt.3H l)og tux 1,W»4.1'.

....« 302.M ... 77f».n:t :»O.GO .. H.T..'»7 1,117.90 :ti,4ii.i{'.« 141.50

Conur^j'nionnl fnnd... Sinking lunti

Ttit on Coin School fninl Int»»rp?»t on Con jrossionul fnml Cottnty Itov»mu» lo'l »'t fee C'in»nit Conrt

Com K.'hoM fund loaned (.'on^iv-Moiinl fund lOniieil Sinkin» fund loaned Com S«*hon| fund interest Coh£re*^ionul i^'horti fund 'viineti Aj{''i«ultural Society Coroner's InqneHtH." KxpenseM of the Kepitiritig public ouildin^f F.xpenfe** of the in"»ne Hook" and stationery Public Printinc .* (bounty unievrs' Kxpen*e» of criminal HoadM nnl highways Fuel, lights, etc .* Kxpeusef of A»ylum Judge of Com rlea* Court Court Allowance Juror*' Fee* Keturnini'. Fines Specific allowance* Redemptions of land* lor taxes Dit Proecutiii2 Attorney ICxpeuhes of electiotif 'leaduM*' iDKtitute Kond damages Bridge appropriation Tax refunded Appropriation for real enttito lownMuptax Road fj»x.,

942,889.1!) 9 «r.ron 200.00 1.080.1(1 17(1,32 1,117.fit 111.00 41.IA .. n,7oi .6i 1 .Mil .8.i

KXPKNrMTI'Rns,

VJM.U

MH.VKI I.HHI.62 M62.8I 7:I:I.OA 2«.'».^l fl.M-J.82 7i:».oo •J,y76.tw 2,2:^.29 m.2 .*»

HKS.Ig I2i.:n 0.t.'0 MO.tO r.o.ou ni.ct

$72,^11.24 17 W0.78 n,r,n.:ui

I,«.»i4.l9

W,0C7.'»7

.812,247.73

$111,316. NO 9U,M4.4 7 2M70.63

I Arn't ef vrnrmnt* redeemed during iheyrnr Am't of wnrrnnt^ out-'dlnj

HoMpeotfully inhmittedDV the Bonrd of Coin miKNioiier« .IASIES MOINTYRP. JAMKSLEK,

IAME8 HALL, Comnilt*ibD*r«

^2.

()A rs,

ALSO

.-ti tin i44 JO I :u:\ 'x\! »u, ii tin ).'» oti I

4.- T.V.*

,,B*.::

4-2

:..

41 s:

^l.'i I

KArKNDlTt'RK*!

Bargains Every

CAMPBKLL & HARTKB

Have .Tust Rert*ivt'»l

The Largest and llaiidsoiiiest

Stock of

CARPETS l'er

•o s»

P«4.7W 7U4.125' 7*il.23( 7i,moi

•3IU.M78 «HII* «I .:WH,«H3:$10,»^7,4!»l I

T. S.

O O S

Nearly

x»

2.^

'j iini 0,63(1 c,.m

i«I.B45 IM.770

W,7H1 1A3.300 69.1Ufi

Oo 35

I .o:i:» r.

ii.*1 *is: TVJ.Ilhi .i'.»9.3Uf)

{».07P.506{

r.?J 1-V3 4%

30r,.79J»!

22.W8 57H.7 5?7 21.40r 3IT V4.C8. 7GC.3W 2^,71? 638.033 81.33J 054.705 1 .111 47.030

Kl,9.i5 I IH.4t».» 7rt.lH^7 Gli.j'i.) •4,310

13.1145 '.'O.O'S 5.155

317.255 312.F01 21i.WC 31H.54P

n.7«e

b.*»7.0Kl

1.700' 4,i3t eiS.O:.*' 013,777 2.41K) 10,6f:. win 3.7 i.V 1.205 2S.I0.V

30,010 18 130 2.1M0

Mult) S|,, Ci'OW I'oi'dsv ill

A l:tr:.r 'L nj' IN-miy 111. uatrH.-nir.Ofcc uii't r«'|»:tirint on Kjmi't ie(

FAB3IERS OF MONTUO.MKItY CiM NTY If you want tho lowliest vrin* in CUNII lor WHEAT,

CORN,

cun I:K SKKD,

Call on (JRITBB, MARTIN & 0.. in Bailor's Block,

two doors oast of tlio postoffioo, ('rawronlsvllo. Intf.,

DRY GOODS.

Immense Stock of Dry (ioods and

New (ioods New Prices

$1.252,10.. 1,U15.2: Ki7.2«Ui 1.'*54.14", 1.123,25-.' 3.390 OH 2.48».5n» 801.41V

I),330 42.525

k25{I.W«

675 000 M5.000 150.983 22:i,0W1

1.22H S35 13,175 46.925 21.890 4.145 113.735

PI2.830

2u3

970

1,215 OPO 1.014.490 048,220 3tf4,0iHl

"88.435 222 F4.r T55l«is

$732.542$HU,'.M-1.534.l!)0* 1.410.577

BOOTSANDSHOES

MX. .«•!!»

S I 1

KELLEY & CO.. 1)10 ALKKK 1

S O I E S i«. lint..

i.!Ill »-l •.* t'ctn fftll.

GRAIN AND MILL FEED.

.ii li-i ii|

I O I I S E I

IIA 1

ot',Bran,Shorts, Middlings, etc., etc.

ALL KINDS OF

MIIA

FEED,

WIUJltB. IttAKTIN A CO.

New Goods

Day

A A E

NOW OPPKll

ifi rg^osl SlocK of oxl

They ever had in their house at. one time. Tlieso KNI* were bought, with money, uuder panic pressure, and at the prices thev are selling are the gaeatesl ha renins of the .Season. Every er should call and examine and lie satislied that tlii* is so.

MILLINERY

A I E S S A I N

Kslabli.sluiieiit.

To the Liidies of Craw fords villo and

Vicinity.

I wish to say to the ladies ot Crawfordsville and vioinitv that I have opwied new MHJ.INEItV AM) ])RESSMA K1XU establishments in the room over Paul Hughes' grocery store, where a new and splendid stork of millinery goods the lales styles has been opened for inspection. Although a stranger among you yet I am desirous of cultivating your acquaintance, and I fell assured that your tastes can be suited. Special attention given to Dae^niaking. I'lea«e give ine a call. apSinj .12 ItS. .It'IilA I'll A 1*1* F.I,.

DRY GOODS.

Caipets! Carpets! I CAM I'BELI

Brought to

Crawfordsville.

V, f-

2,.f»00.00 2,!UI,7« llf7t£l.7A

Asv" AVhich We Are

SELLING at BOTTOM PHICHS.

iAro rt'ociviiijr

lHtY

bnv-

& 1IAKTKK

daily tVom tliu

Eust, wlic.-ft J.

1'. Campbell is

now buying tli«' largest stork

PV«M* brought to tlip city, con

sisting of

(ilOOIM.

\orioxs.

m»Call and «ee Low it is your«i-lf.' any one. Trimmed free.

HATH and CAPS.

HOOTS nnd SIIOEM.

(I.OTIIIlS'».

Oil. 4T.OTI1M. eiv.

Just received an immense stoek

jot WALL PAPER aud BORDER

which we are selling lower than

OA MP &C HARTJJB