Crawfordsville Weekly Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 16 October 1873 — Page 2

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Monday Morning, Oct. 6, 5 Cases Prints, best equalities, 2 Cases Manchester Ginghams, 5 Cases Bleached Muslins,

N From 10 lo 20 CM. Icr }il

5 Bales Brown Muslins,

From 12 1-a to 14 CM. per yd.

50 Pes. Black Alpaccas,

From 2« *M. to 81.25 per yd. 5v

40 Pes. Black Mohairs,

From 00 ft*, to 81 per y«l.

10 Pes. Black Cashmeres,

From 90 CI*. to 82.110 per yd.

Dress Goods, Hosiery,

Table Tiiiien. ToweliiiKa,

Crashes. J' Shawls,

Cloaks mill Mantles,

Of Eve 1 escription.

Ami everything usually kept in a First Class Drv Goods House.

*\TfE would invite your especial attention to YY our very Urge and varieu Moek of

Cloths, Cassimeres and Woolens,

Which wo ofl«»r*t per cent. Ie*. than, they can be bought iti the city. C'npl. K. "W Xlcn-

OIHOII

hw» charge of thi?* stock, and will be to *how von through.

ADAMS aSk HATCH,

no F_ Wnshiliirtoti St., IiKtlunnpoIlw. wepllvl

THE JOURNAL.

T. H. B.McCAIN and J. T. TALBOT EDITORS A.ND PROPRIETORS.

:CRAWFORDSVILLE, OCf. 16, IS73.

PBK.«IDE"T GRAXT has named Thursday, the 27th of November, as a day for national thanksgiving and prayer.

IT is a sad commentary on education and its friends, yet is nevertheless true that the average wages of bar-tenders is higher than that of school teachers.

THE bar, like the people of the couniclge Willson, because oinas is not.—Jie-

ty, will vote for Judg lie is qualified and Tu

So it seems.

Judge Thomas is a young man with but little experience in practice and certainly no more profound knowledge of law

pur el cimplr

than some of the

youngest disciples of Justinian connected with our bar.--i?mV,r. Thilt

"pur tf yimplr"

of yours is what

slaved your candidate.

ASK Judge Thomas, or souie of his friends, to tell you about that little trick he practiced lust Fall in order to beat Judge Iti-tine.—llevino.

And while yoti are at it, Mk him about "that little trick" by which he beat Col. Willson 70U in Montgomery county.

IP yon take salary ^ral) and financial partliqivikes in voius, vote for Weeping

1 1 A

view.

They take the "salary grab," financial earthquakes, :md \V'»ee[)ing Peter's Man Friday, by 700 maj.irily in Montimnery, and they would have taken a volcano nnd ihe yellow fever along with them in I ware' preference Col. Will-ion

,N :in.

M'EAKIN'J t.t the New unfiiviiralile citicism "t new book, the Indianapolis "Considering tlie luct that the

itself is the greatest iraud ever perpelra-1

ted on the American people, unless we

except the

Graphic

ritr-.luurnnl

savs:

awarded' to

The machine lias been sent, for an ascension.

UB Thorntown

THE ELECTIONS.

l^mk out

Independent

Elections were held Tuesday Iowa,

Ohio, Pennsylvania and Indiana.

Governors,

doubtedly Democratic.

speaking

of the election of Ge:i. J. L). ox to

the Presidency of the Toledo, Wubiish it Western Haihvav, miys "This places the Toledo, Wabash & Western road tinder the control of Daniel Drew, Vanderl.ilt'g great and most dreaded rival. To compete with Drew he must have a line to St. Louis and will naturally look to the Toledo & St. Louis road to furnish this outlet, and doubtless will give it his powerful aid. The prospect of the T. & St. L. road, the farmers' road, are getting brighter and brighter. The road will be built to certainly."

in Parke county gave Thomas a majori

ty of 160. The remainder will greatly

increase his majority.

date in the Clinton and Boone circuit, is

i^tected

gave him a majority of 200 and Boone

54.

came a store room owned by J. D. Haley, anil occupied at present with stoves by Haley & Brush. Next came the

tine new business room ot Haley &

8tor-v bun,li,,S

m"'

(unphic

1,11 lhe

,'v •'"1"nd fr"m

Mol

cause, besides the merits of the book it-. j,. ji j, ja

fell, it* author is an Indiana!., native ami rp)l(i

i10,veveri

UIU

.Illit|,'s

In speaking of Lew Wallace'* new .. hook. "Fair (iod, the Louisville rv»„-. »-mg plenty of water and spreading

This novel l.v (Sen. Lew Wallace, Cineinnatti. is a remarkable book.'' Now if Tom McCain, of the Crawfordsville loUBN don't send Watter-!

Is onr Whitesville letter an illusion

goods, but lost a number of his thnt were fastened to the bench

inake an announcement lor I.niversal- ., panv, in Milicr & Co. building, saved ist meeting. The matter has been fully

.explaineato-.,sand wefeelra.,sf,e,ltl,at|andn

our correspondent iniconcc-ives the ino-' tives of those who faiUJ to make the announcement. It was entirely forgot ten, as were also announcements which

onr corresnondeut inisconcf-ivps the mo- ... .. .. druggist, loses heavily. Had he been carrying out his goods while trying to save the building, he could have got uient, nedrl1- liout. His loss will be about

thev had been requested to make both ». ... ... .IJ. .. ,, ... ,, $5,0C urluding the building. J. D. lor the liinted liiothren and the Presby-, ,, a a a Uriiin ur irrcspon en

excellent gentleman, should cu t.vat,- .L

and exercise more of the chiefest of I

Christian graces. Charity. I he era for

combatting one another's religious opinions is fust passing away, and the people of every creed are becoming more closely united in the bonds of Christian fellowship. Thoise who have the cause of tho Master at heart will not attempt to interdict the disclosure of any road which leads to the foot of Calvary. All are beginning to recognize that "The way* they nre mnnv, but the end it fn

finmnalfmir itnn nnntlinr rnlin/mu sit., it.

ano

ne andabout

inB

ana auoui. ,vvu

this State, however, Judge and Prose-!

cuting Attorneys were only electee! in $3

which waa b]llck WR

to $4

were elected. In Pennsylvania

SU'

prcme Judge and Legislature were

an^r/lbout^OO on

The Republicans carry Iowa by to 25,000, and Pennsylvania by about' of Johnson, had his hou»e badly damaged by the hook 20,000, while Ohio at the time of going company, liaviug had one room

to press, is in doubt, though it ist bought

that Noves and the Republican State Qur fcitizens difler as to tlie oriirin of the ticket are elected. The Legislature is un

The election in this Circuit for Judge

resulted in favor of A. D. 'ihomas, the

Republican candidate, over Col. S. C.

Willson, the Democratic and Independ

ent candidate, by an overwhelming ma

jority. In this county, I'nion township

gave him a majority of 333, Brown, 130,

Clark 5.», Ripley 21, Madison 21, Wal

nut 91. Wayne gave a majority to

Judge Willson of r7 and Coal Creek 14.

The balance of the cjunty is yet to hear

from. Thomas' majority in the county will probably be 700. Four townships

Judge Palmer, the Democratic candil passed a:, order widening street ten feet ou the oust side from

over S. H. Doyal, Republican, by

a majority of over 260. Clinton county

Thomas's majority as far as heard

from in Parke county is 500, with three

townships to hear from, two of which are

strongly Republican, the other close.

His majority will be not far from 000.

Little Iiiwiiraiiotf.

—About 2 o'clock Saturday morning,

Oct. 11, a tire was discovered in the rear

of Ong's bakery, formerly occupied by J. C. O. Tolburt, and in a few minutes it

spread north to Tolburt & Peterinan's

store, and south to Burdin's tin shop,

and in a few minutes longer all three

buildings were in a blaze, the fire spread

ing rapidly north and south, it was

hoped for a while tknt the fire could lie

stopped at the alley between Tolburt

& Peterman and Miller, McCampbell &

Oldshue. Men were on the roof with plenty of water welting it thoroughly,

but the flames leaped across the alley

over the wet roof of M., McC. & O. to

Z. M. Ball's building, the roof which j_pt

fell in while Miller & Co. were still

carrying out their goods. Next to Ball

somu 0

inrush, finished about two months IUTO, potatoes, in short for c\er\ thing. nnd filled throughout with stoves, tin- —The other day I met a wedding proqueensware, glassware, wooden-j cession headed by Mr. lieorge Canine, of

i-w,th tliem in wjiro ,ueenswure, gui-ss^ure, ucum-w u, ,u.. ....

,, i, seems. ware, &c. Next came L. Stot.es two your township, and his fmr l.nde, Miss

c,,r,,er-

lhCre

The

oxlu,,'lell1l" K'

balloon biiMness, the Jiookand laddercoinpanv. I-^roin Ilnr- science of vocal niu.^ic. lint Zack loond criticism will iidt hurt the sale of a I tin the fire exten*lo*l south to jit uphill as intiir of them had which every Indiana., is proud of, be- jioore MuCoriuiek's drug store and ever seen a sinjiiin hook, ami only f,.w

lln increlible

)ear

|le|1

was

nUle

011

t'"'

W&Uer&m.—Iiidianapoli*

,V'rk then caught Stone's lu.nher. on the ea-t, marrie.l at the re^lence. of Mc ,rilli,„w ,.IV ,mt

7' °-T

il good portion'of 1'. K. Jo .loiter, to teach the natives of that

cm an infernal machine one that will of black, smouldering ruins. The stores covered that the subscriber is desperately fwt deep, blow him up higher than Gilderoy's „f Joseph Milligan &. Co., Davis & Man- hard up for items but just waitju week —Captain Thomas, of the Hon kite for locating Lew \S allace at Ciu-1 Archer Cochran and Win. IWerly, or ten days, and he will have an l'icture Oallerv. is again at his bv'an^^-'s 'iind^ tl.e°ji'b of doing' it'

tools His

t,)eir sea] ai

,Ja)

I everything up stairs, besides the build-1 curities, and the consequence was that I

40,000 feet of valuable Jay Cooke & Co. could not carry the load

,000. Jo ILndlson, shoe I

fire, but the almost unanimous opinion is that it was the work of an incendiary. yr()Vt, |,ja

Dick Ball, D. 11. Brush, W. K. l'aley and others hail their faces and hands burned, Hall and Brush so much so that tliev have been carrying them in slings

ever since. Mr. H. Rodolph was ou the

roof of a building and lie liecanie so heat-

ed and over done, that after he came down and went to his room he was taken with violent cramping and lor 2-1 1 hours his life was despared ol. With

commendable zeal and energy, while the fire was still burning, Dick Ball had timbers on the ground to erect a new building 18x30 leet, and by Monday night the frame was up and siding on. J. C. Burdin is also rebuilding and will have his roOm up and weatherboarded to-day. —The Town Trustees met last night

Cross 1

Main to Green street, buying ten feet. ml of lots. Commissioners were appointed to assess the damages and make the necessary change. —The Corporation lost all its papers and ordinances, not saving a thing except the corporation seal. Its books were in Moore & McCorniie.k store.

njore grou|1(1 t0 a,i(]

to the cast

ISKKX.

AI.AMO

WAVKI.AM. —Since tlie JofR.N'AL lias been printed iHtttriiriivF FtriT— l-o»» #40,000—Bui' on your new press, it's the nicest, cleanest, clearest and brightest sheet west of

Boston. Verily, "a thing of beauty is a

joy forever. —Like the smoke from Vesuvius, rolls the vast black volume from Snyder's mill. The farmers are rolling their wheat to Jack and lie is converting it into llour ready for sale when'the infla-

lweHing had been torn away by inhospitable ami desolate region the' IN AI. every yeai iin.L a .CM.IC

to the ni.'iuor born. I ligan & Hro.'s store, 4tij teet acros-* th'* deiivor to teach the web-looted Irog eat- bouirht by iliram Mot'k and Williani c'/me. I le dresses his livision with the street wiutli, would go next, but by crs their letters, and tlo to read, after ('ox for J'.I.OOU. command "keep in a run." wyi wliieh he will find it possiblt* l. teach —Those that are creiiulous in regard —llovev conducted th.* services of

blanket-'and carpel-s ou the roof it was them to sing with "the spirit and under-. s:veil in a badly scorched condition, so standing also." that now the whole block from the north —If any of your readers have read side of Howard street to lireeu is amass I this nonsense thus I'nr they will have dis-

"owur.l street to freeu is a mass tins nonsense ilius inr tnev win nave uis-1 necessary to

"'est side of (,ross street, and noimcenient to make, which will create

street, and noiii.cenient to make, which will create

directly opposite the lire were in greiit a .-ens:itioti une(|iialed in ancient or- —About the thinnest thing that has danger, and had it not been for the al- modern times. That voting man rltdi.'t I tntely liikoii place in Darlington was most superhuman eflorts of a few men drive so desperately to your city thej||,e

and boys, and a few heroic women and other day just to see his black horse go. rest a Mr. Carson but from girls, the whole toivn would have bee. —1'eople have been hulling their do- nown reason he failed lo

.!. D. Ong's bakery and confectionery, best paper in the world (truth, every

about $1,000 worth of goods. The building was owned bv Tolburt. Miller,

is made to what our correspondent terms I ,, ,, -. .. McCampbell & Oldshue loso about a refusal on the part of the managers of: $2,oOO in hardware, and building worth the New Market Methodist church to ., .. ,,

,| $l,o00. Tho American l-.xpress Com-

.. .. -.. ,i it ..

bad hat on, the best he had. He was in |liml

the extensive dry goods house of Caini- ._

about $5,000, on-which there was an in- ful and becoming Winter cap, remarking dnni/:.

.:Ilental

ol N.

Con

j],er ,-'jom against it after the policy something decent.

that a head which contained so much ed for

sureuce in the Continental of N. Y., which he will receive unless his building! wit and wisdom ought to he covered with horseback and leeling rather elevated, of course, they must run their steeds. In

was issued, destroys its force by increas-1 I have talked lately with several of the road Morgan got thrown from his-

ing the risk. Haley & Brush, stoves,! our most level headed and intelligent' horse and so seriously injured about his tinware, queenRware, glassware and farmers, and they almost universally head that he lingered in terrible ngony woodeoware, lost almost everything in stock. They were well stocked with stoves for the Winter trade. Their loss will probably run from $5,000 to $7,000. They saved almost nothing. Dow

seasoned lumber, a larpe portion of they had shouldered and ivhen they -The new preacher, ltev. D. 1\ Mc

some of the Circuits. In Iowa and Ohio maker in Stone's buildup Io*» about OI x. N, MKWVK. l^CIEO"! ilahoy also 'tost a good cow

State officers and Legislators, $~0. 'I,M™ i.isur --The wheat looks fine. from eating acorns.

.lie'building and

the furniture in the AmericanI

-I™

chosen. jof Chicago. He saved most of his fur-1 h,* departure for lndumapohs, «hcre hello,, men will ei.qu.n 20,000 I niture. P. K. Smith, about 25 feet east B«»g in a machine shop. He lur every one who want, men is going on the railroad us an engineer will have to doll the apron and broom or nf Johnson, had his house ami leuce .,, ... roj»e after a while the machine shop. He girls will have to be brought on. ironi

almost 1f

,,r

lnut, worth about1-tumbled, other new railroads, like a row Chun, is with us and is woll received.

thousand His loss will run from of nine pins, wont down with them. —^ol W. Peterson had four good mik

T"M Tatt'-ek-

SM,U' t'lno'*,cen n,mi'"K

pieces. "IS engine. Isaac liachman, the sturdy little, lep" iity postmaster at Pleasant Hill, takes at Pleasant Hill, charge of the public school at Council

tlme

He entered upon his

work Monday, the 13th. —A party of young folks, of which your correspondent was one, met with an accident last Thursday, which to some,

j-nthcr serious. 'Tliev had been with

t]l0 olx)

Xoniplars attending a funeral

near your city and not petting started for. ]le

home till[sun-down, night came on them ju,

Fortunately no one was hurt badly. A borrowed single-tree was then attached and they started home again, nothing else being Jamaged as we could sec. They went on without further trouble till they were going down a very steep hill just west of Boston Store,'.when the

breast strap broke, which let the tongue down, and frightened the horses, which plunged down the hill at full speed. Just at the foot of the hill the horses made a short turn, which upset the buggy and threw all its contents on the ground. Strange to say, the horses loosed themselves from the vehicle without damaging it at all. Nunc were hurt seriously save -Miss H.ittie Cord, whose collar-bone was broken. The horses were caught and the hurt ones taken home, and duly cared for. All arc recovering from the wounds which thev received, and we

tion comes, as conic it will. -The other day I mot two ivajrons they will soon bo well, and as to

loaded with coal for.lack Pnyder, l'r»m Barker's mine on lircen's Crock, six

miles southwest ol Jacksonville, on the proposed line of the :reat T. A ."'t. lliiilwuy. Tin- seam 011 barker's land is seven feet thick, and with only three or four feet of dirt on it. The whole country down there, they say, is full ot coal —.Since the financial crash I hear no more of your manufacturing enterprise.

your doubting Thomases

come down to Yountsville, and see what a market is created by Man Yount's factory. lie works but 1't or 30 hands, and ,« mis coinmumtv could part willi his establishment for a round hundred thousand dollars. It makes a market for wood, for soap, for beet, for

the drivers they have concluded never aj ain to drive a stubborn colt, if they never get to go anywhere. —Boston .Store, which lies in the woods of Bri.-tle Ridge is improving. There is now one or two magnificent one-story, one-room building now being built there. It reminds one of Chicago after the great lire to behold the beautiful cily. The 1 Crawfordsville lawyer* ivill regret hear that Ben S.v.in:.", the Btisi.lt! Ridge live-dollar lawyer, is establish mi: an. ot lice there.

Farmers"iu"e getting wakeneo hereon the i:range ouetion.

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beginning to thioE that il will beof some benefit, and rc talking of organizing at Council (irovc school house. —Nat Hamilton and Alex Meharrv took :i lot of cattle to Biilfilo. N. V. about two weeks ago. We did not hear how

thev l|i(| itl t|loir lra,l0.

"r" I "r ^'rt I he citizen-' of this pi,ee are ...akin* I V'T 'T"S,

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uli- .siIII s#s. |gi.n'stwostorvdwelliii".de^trovitiir it in a —/. (tilkey has ivtur.ied from 1 ula?ki .. CIIIIII-MJ 1I\C O,I u.ite

)iort time. At this |Kiint, it was stopped, conntv. lie went at the solicitation i-

riaiid

ol" it, tin?

short lime, knew even their letters. X:ick leli in liom,. Mondav, t!ie l.'Ilh inst

!UK !miM

H' vinr

jr Mil- dUg.ist, with instructions lo .lo en- Franklin .Mills have been

staM

L.jiv

swept awnv. But water and persever- ver seed. Nm.e ol it turns out well, handful of bones is said to have been ifivision and'in Boone and Clinton eoiin-

nce saved it. Moore fc McCormiek, and other pieces otherwise. the main cause. lies this Stale. Theie was some disipdruggists, lose about $3,&i«J with an —Folks must not think that the Tattler —.-ome of our young sportsmen ap- pointuient that prevented the commence-insu-anceof $1,200 in the Continental, is getting reckless, because he pulls ,,0ar to have forgotten Unit it is a vio-

of N. V. They saved part of their fan- cigars on his return trips from ounts-: lation of law to hunt on enclosed lands distributed, and if work is not now in cv goods, show cases, tinctures, station-, ville. 'I l.ey are presented by young without the permission of the owner. progress, it will be in a lew days. The ery, &c. J.C. Hurdiu, stoves, tin A-are Shalfer who keeps the toll gate, and to-j _i:yrus House is hauling stove wood WindliiH and in thai lieighand queeimware, saved most of his bacco store at ountsville. {from Darlington to Ciawford-v:!le.

—Tom Campbell, (yimnj Turn) is at „n" Ho IV. i- arranging his xi work on a JOURNAL club for next year oo^rajihicai battery to tn'ar in the ilircc-

loss will probably not exceed $ 1,000. at Alamo, lie says the .IOI IINAI. is the Stonv l'oint ami Council

(}r

lost about all including $20 in cash, hisj word) and that it shall have the largest try and consolidate our forces and be on ,iaw mill men. just west of l't. Isabel, watch, and a valuable watch owned by list at Alamo ol any other paper. the alert in order that we will not be tak-1 !:ave secured the contract for the deliis balcer, making $1,000. Tolburt A —Winter apples sell readily d.iwn here

Peterman lose about $.r,000 they saved at cents. Potatoes sell at one dollar., —Our potato crop is aluiost mi entire -Isaac Davis is contracting^eattie for failure.

marshal undertaking to ar-

bv surprise.

tirst of February at $-1 .M. _ciler making time has come —The Tattler's shabby personal ap-j _\V„i. Lee has the contract qu ir pearance has long been a source of liu-j ying the stone with which to build the! miliation to bis friends. The other day furn.„.(.

teachers could find employment up here.

COWS U, die lately from eating fodder

~ThCrC

of this neighborhood, will soon take mand all over the country for hired girls.

C°M?UUl 8r°Wi"g d°"

thresh-1 the East or elsewhere

—Our schools have not yet opened ex cepting Bethel. B. MANX.

WIIITI:SVII.I.I:.

—After a few months o! unconscious sleep, produced by the extraordinary effort in my lu-t cll'uion for your columns, which, if you lightly remember, was caused by the avidity with which 1 devoured Webster's Unabridged, the lighter part, being easily digested leaving

before they had JarrivedJJnoar home. On 1Xlie filed upon me was such heavy loaded wagon an

coming upon a attempt was made by the driver to pass it. Having a very stubborn colt, it could not bo guided out of the road for some time. After the horse had been pulled out of the road, and ready to pass, a large rock w:w discovered by the side of the road, and it was seen that the buggy wheel would strike it. The driver then did his best to pull the horse into the road again, but the stubborn colt was too slow and the buggy wheel struck the rock which broke a single-tree, threw *he driver, a gentleman, and lady out.

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Thcv IconliliHni

bofore Uu

,v^(1, a cmntry- here

—the railroad cones il.ro.,"1,

the monev panic sulfides

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wt lk,:s

is nnwiiori'. I YKK.

S'L ON

col I

h»r 'his" T«iwa

to driven wells should JJO ami lake a 'lie Sunday lecture, look at the one at Marshall's mill, at] —^'r- I'anskin, ol DarliiiL'lon. It furnishes all the water run the mill. It is

,| j„ larlington.

.gain al l.js old

some do it.

the

lie was in your city with a shockingly -Albert llooher has sold SO acres of!

Atp0

|„.al

tile factory I, ij-

1 1 1 1

bell A Harter, because there, be he ever Ci.uu 11 oi*i'j:n. so shabby, he always receives kind treat-1 Young Stephen Campbell's unso-.

l.ate in the afternoon thev starttlieir honies in this township on

attribute the late financial crash to the until Sunday evening when death ended j- f0Pt

Stone saved most of his furniture down I road officials, has no doubt weakened the drinkers and horse racers. stairs, but lost all of his tools and nearly confidence of capitalists in railroad so-1 —Two or three good experienced school tcr country I

senseless and idiotic warfare of the III-, his siiflerings. Morgan was a married greatest railway lin's on tlie face of the inois and Iowa farmers on the railroads. man and leaves a wife and several small The hostility of the farmers, united to children. The terrible fate of this poor the extravagance and rascality of rail- man should be a warning to whisky

„»t.

weighty to be vomited forth in

]01. which you received and pub-

prcu]llce quiet unconsciousness for a

time until last Saturday evening, when I was brought to my senses again by the booming of the big guns over the signal victory of "No Principles" over "Principles." The election

ror

Director was

held by an act of the Legislature and cftiried out to the letter and spirit of the law, and resulted in the complete overthrow of the principle men of District 23, the no principle men electing their candidate by a large majority. Trot out your big red rooster and crow him soundly. —Our school is in running order/ machinery seems to be thoroughly oiled and in good repair whether the oil used was of beach or hickory I can not say, hut Mr. Belch and Mrs. Hall, so far, have shown the patrons that they possess the ability to lake up all lost motion and do

away with the unnecessary friction so that each department moves smoothly a.id quietly. —The stave heading factory of Mr, Cohon seems to be undergoing repairs nothing moving but the stave jointer. —Farmers have commenced to gather corn. We understand it is worth 40 cents per bushel. Winter apples are nearly all gathered and vary in price

Iroi:. "0 to To cents. Mr. Milt Watkins has the nicest of any we have seen. —Jack Frost is doing his work on vegitation here abouts, pretty thoroughly. —We understand that the Methodist church at New Market refused to publish an appointment handed them by L. J. Column, a week ago last Sunday, for T. E. Billiard, I'nivcrs.ilist, to preach.

We think that is a good joke on Colioon, as lie has subscribed ten oilars towards the house. But such is the way of some people. Is VISIT,I.K.

t\'tinci? juemiurrs answer to the roucall in the Cailiopean, wiiile there is iibout the same number in the Lyceum. —The debates of last Friday evening were good and showed preparation. Some of the debates were inclined to be highly figurative. We learned that there all kinds of fruits which are tigs and debater informed hi rreater part of the r.'' While another in a very earnest and serious manner, presented the thought that "all men are broiher- and sisters."

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Regular drills now take place. Tlie companies have been P-organized, with a new set of officers. The Lieutenant of Co. I', is ev.'n with the Captain who gave the conininid "come around like a gate,

the Senior class,

who has been confined for sometime in his room by s-ckness. is out still looks very pale ami weal

We have noti.ii.g special Vo nnnoum-e from the Toledo Ac Jsl. Louis road. The work ol its construction, however, is

gving siteadilv forward on the Illinois

,7mple!nVnVi'lare

boriiood converted notes and made new subscriptions on Saturday of last week

to the ainouutof ^S,/(0. The work of transferrin)! notes in Green township ig fioiiu: steadily for-

„ve friend I vk.- and mv-i-lf will ,1'", rn'Mrl'.w

tiansloruMi was 1 lie Auiistronj'

livery of -10,000 ties on the road—enough for fifteen miles. As soon as the work is well under way in Tipton county, Mr. Cable will come into our county to arrange for a force to commence tin gr.ulin».

OIR.week

Uurlwuiuo at S".:. per acre.'

ll up and looks nice.

Kl'iail KCKIi.

phisticated heart was touched with pity —I.ast \Vedne.-slay Kobert Morgan, at Tom's forlorn apjiearauce, and forth- together with other boon companions, with presented hi in with a most beauti-, went to ('oll'ax and got

iml got on a regular

!l ia

LADOGA ITEMS.

(From Inst Thursdiiy's 11 -1 —Dr Landon has removed to Lebanon, Boone county. —The grading on our new railroad is progressing finely. —Mr. Henry Wilson sold a house and lot oil Tuesday to W. H. Jenkins for.

$1,000. —Josiah Markey whom Ave spoke of a few wcoks since as Vicing reported crazy, we learn has been wandering around and

will enquire for girls to work on riday last was found a few miles ,l from home. Arrangements we learn are being made to take him to the asylum. —tin Friday evening last George, son of IS. T. Parker's was holding one of those non-explosive (in a horn,) fluid lamps for Mr. Burton, when it exploded, burning his arm from the elbow and hand very badly. You that arc using gasoline should be very careful.

Sill! Hail I'iro. [Traill tho Inili!in:ip«li* Sim.]

The Supreme Judges have gone home for a ten days "res'.," or words to that ell'ect—and the liquor law test case dicision is deferred.

TO CONTRACTORS

j^OTICK TO CONTRACTORS.

Nutit'o's hereby yiyrn ihul will l»o rot-oiv-r-i ut tin- oilu-e of th«- Clink of the City uf Craw, tord.-villo, In.lmna, until »Yl«ck p. ni on o.-toluT iio, for tin- smiling ami roiiHtniotion of iii-uulks on Cu- following

On both Hit!*'* of Walnut Mrvet from Piko to Chostnut striH-t, on both side* of Cln'stnut Mrot't from Walnut to W«\st htroet. ami on'lho \v»»«t ilf« of Wt»c from I'h^Mniit to iho oorporsUion lin«'on the south. Sni.l walk* to be ti vo f«'« wi«U», to bo nuoio of board otio mul half a inrht's thi.-k, to latii on throo -•tnu.^or" to th«* width of tho walk, aid .-inn^r." to be two by four itu-hos -qua]e.

ContrartorH bo ro.juired to piiNt into a v.ntton contract. Th* CV-mmon Council rcst-rvt the riuht to rejoet any or all bid-.. llv order of li*k Common Co line iI of the Cuv of Crawft.rdsvillc. th-t. jw T. r. ItUoWN, Citv Clerk.

'OTIC'E TO COKTRACTOKS

Notiee i« hereby jiven 'hat bids ill received ut the otlice of the (,'ity Clerk, of the City of Crawfordsville, Indiana, until o'clock p.m., on Monday, October ".!«•, isT^t, for the ^radum and construction bf side walks ou the following streets:

Oil both sid^s of Water street between Main and Franklin street'., and from Water street along the n*rth side of Franklin street to the Indianapolis, lUoonnn^ton, Western passenger depot.

Saul walks to be five feet wide, to be made of boards one and a half inehe- thick, to be lab! on three stringer- to the width ot the walk, said stringers to be two by four inehes square. (Contractors will be required to enter into a written contract.

The Common Council re-erves the right tore* jeet any or all led-. Uv order of tin- Common f'oiieil of the city of Crawfordsville. T. P. IWMWN, City Clerk.

•OTICF, TO CONTKACTOK.s

Notice is hercbv given that bids will be received at thf othce of tfie Clerk of the Citv of Crawfords\ die, Indiana, until ''-o'clock p. m., on Mon«lav, October -U, for the gra«ling aiel construction of side walk-5 on the following streets: i»n both sides of Main street from the Louisville. New Albany A. Chicago Railway, to the L«-gae.-poit, Craw foftUville Jc Soiitbu c-tern Hailway. h'aid walks to bi* four feet wide, to be made of boards one and a half inches thick, to be bud on three stringers to the width of the walk, said strtnges to be two by four inches square.

Contractors will be required to nter iuto a writ ten contract. 'I lie Common Concil reserves the right to reject any or all bids.

Itv order of the Common Council of the city of Crawford-viHe. T. P. HU \VN, City Clerk.

and against it the

next, ever

since the organization of the company, comes to the conclusion that the road will not be made east of Marion. The ruad will be made from Toledo to St. Louis on the original line. The subsidies voted on the. line cast of Grant county will not be forfeited until after June 1ST."), anil those of (irant county and west to ihe Illinois line until after June, ISTll. The contractors intended to commence the work of grading on the eastern section of the line last Spring, but to put an end to the nttempts of the enemies of the road to change the line between Marion and Crawfordsville

ik wiuscoinnieiuec! on that section,

The Wabash Valley road, an arc from Toledo & St. Louis, with several grades

the milo is one of the

globe. If that road is of such vast magnitude, what will he that of tho Toledo & St. Louis Air Line, a chord of that arc, with no grade of over 2(1 feet to the mile and running through a bet-

LECAL NOTICES.

pi:

N IL'S AM JUSIIAI-S.

—Lust Friday evening witnessed the initiation of the new members into the ®3! iterary societies. T.welve were received into each. The societies are quite full.

KTITION TO SELL KKAL ESTATE

Notice is hereby given that'ieorge W llutton. Administrator ol the etate tlie ijeorgo iiriver, det »*ased, lias filed his petition t* sell the real estate »jf the decedent, his personal being insiillicient to IMV hi*» debts, and that smd petition will be hearil at the next term of thet.'ircuit Court of said county. 1, M. VANCE. n, tli.u C|,-rk M. C.

TdTICE

M»tlti\v:i ,7UPIIC«^ of the Feace.

I A I A N S S A

In pursuance of an order of tho Circuit Court, I, a,- uu.udian of the minor heir* of .Mft e-1 loon« late of Montgomery eonnty, Indiana, decentd, will 11 ut private .-ale onaiid after tha J-V

\)th tiny of Xocrmljrr,

the follow iiu de-ej-ibed retil estate to-u:t pjirt ol tlie west half of the «outheat quarter of MM t.iin 11. to« n-lnp no: th, of raire est, betisniiiiigata point es rods and ten hnk* e.».«t of the ill*nul(« .{foHt on the south line of sa:.l section, and running thence north rods, thence eust 7 10.K told 2J:, linUs, thence south J'.u rod-, thence Mest 7 n»d »n-l1 ml .-to j.lace of be.^innin^, «»nt:unine 7 lii-loo acre?, in Montgomry county, Indiana.

Tr.uuti. —i »ue third of the purchase money cash 11. hand, one tbir«i in n'i.e months and the residue in eighteen months IVom date of sale, the notes to be -eCOl'ed bv iTOOd fl'eehobl -eUritV. .H.HIN '. iKu'5 (iuardutn.

^UMINIST rilATUli'S MlTICK

Tin: K.I..:.» .v ST. l.oris

IIS Construe. Ion lines SIIIIII.v- 1'iir-n-nril. {KMHII Ihe Moi"t, Chroniele.]

V| cc he| cbv g'Vejl that the Ilde Ulied has be.-nil}.pointed admiin-trator the estate of .lohuM. \Sall:«c«% late ol Montgomery count ., I ml., deeea.-cd. .-aid estate i« *uppo-ed to be -ol\eiit. IJKN. I. KIsriNK, o"'»w,'i Auiinistr.itor.

:oTIi:li OK lilJCUTlON.

Notice is beieliv given that the annual jn«• '11111.' of tlie |o-Kholders ol the 1.oralisporf, Cluu-ford-ville\ Soulbwestei Kadway Company will be held at the otliee of U. H. !•'. I'eirce, I'-j., in the city of Cr.twlord-villc, Indiana, between the hours of H' o'ehM'k A. t. and o'elod i\ M.Tuesday, Novcu.b.M- the Uh. A. l». 1*7:1, for the pur-p(»*-e of eleetin^ thirteen Iiireetors to serve l'or lhe en-uinu year, or tintil their sueees-oi aie eleeicd and i|uallied according to law are! to tran»net sueh other busino^H us may come before the mcet iii^r. .1 As-. 11. I'A Ul, j-eeretai v.

Sept. is:.:. 4»w-l

PICTI

^"v'V'iim

nX T»

MEDICAL.

IP.

O. BOX -432.

RESIDENCE-Jefferson Street, two blooka East of Public Academy, Northeast corner. OFFICE—Adjoininw Crawfordaville Review, overFirat National Bank. Hours, 0 to 12 ondl to 4.

HAYKYUU

Deafness, Catarrh

ORZETVA,

Ol* l.«0ii|£0i* Sliori MLuiidtntf** Consult as nbt\ Free of Charge.

Wm. DeCaux Tinlcy, M.D.,

Who t* now j-ermauently h»eated in

DR. BE CAUX TINLEY is from Enfrlnnd, and has practiced inodicliie 15 yoara. but dur^nsrthe lasttive years has dovoted his entire attention to

CHRONIC DISEASES

Of both Si-xQ* and of every nature, but more especially to the :«boTe.

|ii I four years in the Knglifh artuv the Kast Indies as [toetor to the UTth n'gnueut, lie is utso familiar with such dieas-s as are c»mmon to an iinnv,

Children atid'those who cannot bear nauseous medieine« treated successfully, as the Poetor }»repares all his medicinen himself, and considers no trouble too great to prepare them in a pleasant form. A euro for ague assured on this principle, without quinine.

The poetor new be consulted at his residence ut other thiin otfiee hour--, or by letter as nl»ove. All eonsultiUion FUKK, private and Ktrictly conHdetitial.

Visiting when neeessary, when special fees will be charged. Kemember

Deafness, Catarrh and All Chronic Diseases. .5

r»»iid or call fo cireulur.

FOR SALE.

OR ISA I. "K

.Tamos Patterson Oders for sale his

W O I I S

Exchaniie Hloek, in the city of Crawfordsville, now occupied .las. T. Mack and Wasson A Myres. He will als« sell his dwelling hmise on Market street, containing 0 rooms and hall, with basement, kitchen, cellar, and wood ami coal cellar, isx.fi: the cistern holds 2uu barrels of water. The buildings are all new. He will also eil

Tliree I jots adjoining his dwelling, and loot- lot.' in Patterson's Addition, two on Main street and two on Market ,-treet. r-opl 11f JAMKS IM1TKKSOX.

HEAL ESTATE.

I5HITT0N & URrNER'S

Real Estate Agency.

Cnurfordsvillc. In«l.

I 11 E undersigned have a large list of property I for sale, eonsistingof dwellings, ehoico town 1 Is, farms and western lands. Tho-e wishing to either buy or sell will tind it to their advantage to eall oii'tbeni at their ortice. dee.Mt

I- OK SALE-

riALE.—• House and lot. well situated, on Walnut street. The house is a new Jrame, i,lie storv high, four rooms stable, cistern, suitaide outbuildings, «W« goo.I fruit and ornamental trees on tlie lot. l'riee, $l,'jui,

sTabl

OF ATTACHMENT.

Hefore Union

State of lnd :tii:t. Montgomery county .John Fur-el, Justice of the Feuci town-bin. ou.« in I:M-niin-u i. .'juiie i.i.ti *. ti^*. Hivolcs.— Be it remembered Ibat In-fore me, a .Justice of the Fem-e in I'liion to«n-hij», in smd eountv, tlie phtiiuitl' in the above entitled CJU.«« has instituted suit for pf(»ceed:ni»s in attachment Hixainst t)je defendant. The deiendant will therefore ike notice that the same will be heard before ine at my otliee, in said township, on the 14th d:iV of IV'.'em'ticr, ls7:i, :it lo o'elot-U ill the foreiio./n. !lated the l.'.tIi iv S.' rtembet*, [.Seal] .lullN 1'1'K-K!,

187:5, -i

(IIFKI: W. ll'v Co.M "AM, 'I r.iniK 11 AT n.. IM»., epl. Is .i.

\AJ

TA'I'K.

PStn'r

ETITION I A I

UKAI, I:S-

Notice i" hereb uiven that Ludlow K. Thcmas Administrator of the estate of John \V. Tlionifl^, decea-ed, has tiled his petition to sell the real estate of the decedent, his personal being insiillicienl t«» pay his debts, and the «nid petiion will be heard at the next term of the Cireuit Court of said eountv. I YANCE sep'i'nCJ l.'lerlc M.C.

TO S1CLL KKAL ICS-

Thr of In iitinn, Count'/.

Notice is hereby tfiven that lien. 1 IJ is ine Admi'-frator ilr non of .John Widlaee, deeensed, has filed his petition to sell the real estate of the •Veedent, his personal heititf insutlieieut to ]»ay hi-dents, itinl that said petition will be heard at the next term of the.Circuit Court of Montgomery eountv. ot!i Iw I. M. VA.VI-K. Cti-I M. O.

DM IXISTKATOK'S SALIC.

Notice is hereby iriven that I will sell at publie auction, at the l-*te residence Sibi* Hall, Jr., decea-ed, in I'arlinj'ton, Montgomery eountv, on S:iturd-y, the Istli day of October, ls7.{, bis personal propei ty, oon-iHttnj: of horse.*, wagon, buggy, farming implements, »Ve.

TKHMS— A credit of one year udl be given on all sums over three dollars, the purehaer giving hi-* note with approved .-eeuritv, without relief fiom valuation laws. sepj'.w MAUY AM.. Adm'x.

I »M IN I-ST 11A To 11 'S S

A !,K.

J'ursuant to an order made by tie* (.'ironi I ('our! nt the September term, Vill Fell at private sale, on or afterf.Mir wer Us from date hereof, the following real estate in Montgomery eonnty, Indiana, to-wil: Tlie undivided two-thirds of the two tracts deseribed u* follows: The south half of the east Imlf of the north east quarter of section thiity-six, township twenty north, of ran^e four west. And the e.ist half of the south eic»t quarter of .-aid seetiou thi11y-six, in township and range aforesaid, tho property of the late Kobert Irons.

Tnots—One-third of the piireha-o- money to be tiiiid cash in hand, one-third iu twelve months and re«idne in emhteen mon'hs from date of sale, with interest at six pereent. on the deferret payment*. .tAMRS A. HKItKYMAN, o-'t'Mw Adtnin'rof Itobert Ir*"»t*»*, dee'd.

REAL ESTATE AGENT.

A. ('.

JENNIS0N,

Ileal Estate Agent,

IVo. 1212 Muln Ht rcot, CKAWKOUPSYll.LK. INP.

ItHITTuNA HIU'NEK. Agents.

"lOKSAl.K.—House and lot on Franklin street.

Jh iood frame house ^f five^rooms, eisteltl, tine fruit, etc. Friee, Sl,'2.V. HU1TTUN.V HUUNKK, Agents

SAM-:.—A substantial hriek dwelling tobethel with ISacres of f»n« land ill a hi.uh state ofVuliivat'on, ^od (»rehard, well, cistern, b.irn*, fruit «»f all kinds and cver.v thin^convenlentand in ^ood repair. riee, S-I,tn»u.

B1UTT'N A HKrNKK, AL'ents.

1 1

gHERIFF'S SALE.

a it

_|. ated at the corner ot Washington and CoU leije street" house -mull but new and et»mfortu» i-le, cisieVi. ..till outblliblmL's iu the be-t -tvle. I'riee, UIU'ITON «V* HK1T.NKK.

VC.K

IjlOK -llou-e and lot situate.l convenient t" business portion of the eitv, about ejuare from the Court Mouse MI Mam

1 half a street. Frame hoti-.- seven rooiiH, dimmer kitchen, cistern, cellar, •'table, etc. I'riee, Chen p. BKirrONA- UUrN KU, Agents.

SA l»K. —House and lot «»n West Mreet. Ilou-e has live-.room-, lot t'eei, coven I wit I good fruit.

Pri%e

and lot adjoining same for sale house of four room41, goo.I extern, wood hou^e, S'.unmer Uiteji en all new and extra well built. Price I 1HMTTON .v HUrNKlt, Agents. dt A neat and ta.My two story dwellmg house if lo room-, !iew and finished in H,.• b.««t -tvle lot feet, situated in one of the hesfportion* of tlie city on Wabash avenue. Necessary outbuilding* including small ste-i-ie. All complete. Price, r..ooo.

MIUTTON A HRUNKR. Agents.

I theeity limits for out town residence.- for g»rdentng 5»nd fruit imlture. I'UU accommodate purclniKer. with either timber or tillable land in juantitie»» varying fr^m one are up to -10 acres. Prices reasonable ami h«:»g time given.

We alo have tor sale a number of vacant lots in dub rent part or'the citv. 1 .i.1 :t P.KITTnN.v IMU'NRK. Agents.

Kenicnihcr the place to buy the first-class machine,

SINOEK, on (ireeu street, No. H. si'|i-J5in:i JEIIK TOWXSLEY,

1W virtue of throo several executions to mo reeled from tho Clerk of the Circuit Court of Montgomery county, State of Indiana, in fa. vor of I^iehohtH Schult?. et. nl, ibimed to mo an Sheriff of Montgomery county, I will exposo to wale at public auction and outcrv, on

Saturday, the

9th

day of Novanbcr,

rmlicalh/.

1S73

between tho hours of 10 o'clock A. it. anil 4 o'clock r. M. of said day, at tho Court Hou*o door, in tho city of Crawfordnviile, Montgomery county, Indiana, the rents and profits for a term not exceeding seven years the following dcscriii* ed real estate, in Montgomery county, Indiana, to-wit: '1'iie undivideil one-half and the undivided or.e-tourth of two thirds of one.half, and also tho undivided one-third pf one-half ot part of lot No. 04, on the original plat ot tho city of Crawfordsville, beginning at tho southwest corner of said lot ar.d running thenco east fifty.four and one*half feet, thence north onoluindred and twenty-three and three.fourths feet, thence west, thirteen and one-fourth feet, thenco south fortyone «nd one-fourth feet, thence west forty-one and one-fourth feet, thence south eighty-two ami ont'-halt feet to the place of beginning to bo,--. old to satisfy said exi^-ot ions, in teres Is and costs and if the same will not bring a sum sufficient to satisfy said executions,! will on the some day and: at the same pla«*e offer the fee simple of said real:'" estate, to satisfy said judgments for$»'.'.r7, SWI,'--and SI IT. *'»*», i»ospectively, together with interests and eosts, without any relief from valuation or appraisement laws. Said real estate taken as the property of Thomas E. Kellev and Marv Kellcy»'"

M. KKI.'SKV, S he if

Ily W.UiMtl Wlt.lllT»:, Pep. |1'J] oetl»iw:i

MEDICAL.

MiiHliood: How Lost, rjr/f/an How Restored

Just published, anew edition of Dr. Culverwell's Essay on the

radical cure

(without rredi-

cine) of Spermatorrho? or Seminal Weakness, Involuntary Seminal l.oves, Imnotoney, Mental ntul i'hvsieal lucapaeity. Impediments to Mar* nage, etc. also Consumption, Epilepsy and Kits, induced by stlf iiululi?eiict or sexual extravagance. *t«5*Price in a sealed envelope only six cent.*.

The celebrated author of thin admirable essay clearly demonstrates from a thirty years' suecesM'ul practice, that the alarming consequences of self abuse may be radically eureu without the dangerous use of internal medicine or the application of the knife pointing out a mode of cure at once simple, certain, and etToctual, by means of which every sutlerer, no matter what his eon* dition may be, may cure himself cheaply, privately and

ttiTThis lecture should be in the hands of every vouth and every man in the land. Sent*, under seal, in a plain envelope to any address, postpaid, on receipt of nx cents, or two post stamps.

Also, Pr. Culverwell's ''Marriage Guide," price fjOci-nts. Address the publishers,

CHAS. .C. IN E A Co.,

V. Fostotlice Hox, I,5N0« 127 lhiwery, New York

CF^AIN DEALER.

1,000,000 BUSHELS

Wheat Wanted! Darter Bros. Still in the Field!

Having eroded large anil ciipa-

clous: wnri'hiiiise on the corner of

1*1 lit) and WASIIIXCTdlV

STISKKTS. we are now ineiuired

(o buy Wliwit oil a more extensive

scale limn ever. We pay the

I E S A E I E

nnd now want 1,000,000 1SUM1I-

EI.S.

Keineniher the place, Corner of I'iho

and Washington Streets,

AKTElt A It ICO.

BRASS WORK^I

DICKSON, SCHNEIDER & CO.,

Munufacturers and Dealers in all Kinds of

HUASS WORK,

1 In 11 road Hteum nnl (Jus Flttorss' ICH, TttHkci' Co.*s Cole-

1 1 i*1

1 ,,ruo. 'Also house

Wrought Iron Welded Tubes,

For fins, unci AVnlef, TJOSMI Shocl: unci I5nr 'Ieji(I, Ituhbe I* Ilisc, Outn

PneUlnp olc. A O N I A S I A

Men vy nd 1 A urli I. ('HN-

lilies for UailroiidH,

A SPKtTA LTY.

Olliee, Wnre-llonse nnd Mnnnrnetory,

10(1, Ids, 110, 11-2 Simlli Deliiiviire

Street,

ITS" DIA NAl'OIJS, r' I. Ol lu

SEWINC MACHINES.

I'o tIII» Ladies of Montgomery Comity.

1 have opened a Sewing Machine ollicc on (i recti si reel. No of .l S. Mrown's store, where von will find everything ill the line ol Sewing Machine lindinus, such as the very best of Thread. twist, llosS, linen cording—and pure Sperm Oil.

I wish to suv to the people of .Montgomery county that I am one of the first traveling aueiils iu this county, and have been .selling machines iu this county lor 11 years past, and am still selling machines, and expect to lor a-iglit I know lor years come, and when you buy a niachiiie of me you have no risk '.o take in keeping it in repair iu the future, as I warrant all machines and keep them in repair,, tree of charge. I have a fust class machinist, who will renair all kinds of Sewing Machine", and especially the Singer. 1 have second hand machines of different kinds, which I will sell very cheap. I am very thankful lor the liberal patronage extended Lo tue in this county, and solicit a continuance ol the same.

i', one ilonr north iif Sewing Mil-i

ill kindn—cotton, linen, silk,

BOOTS AND SHOES R-

11 r.s .vrvx, »i/:^

T. S. KEIXEY & CO.

J». DEAT^KKH I*

O O S 2 S O E S

a I ii I I

A lui'ife stfadi ol ready inad»' I'ooN, Shoes, Slippers, (iiim Hoots, ete., eonstantly on liatld Manufacturing and repairing executed oil short notice. Oi\e them a call.

BOOK STORE.

SCHOOr HOOKS AND STATIONERY

Arr

1I€K I0\' BBliWEK'S.

All the Text liooks used in Wabash College aiul our Common Schools can he had at iICKEY «Sc 1 11EWKK'

Largo Stock of Writing Paper, Pons, Ink, and Everj'" thing needed in the School Itoom just rcccivcd by

DICKEY & JiREWKB,

Ilk OLD Rl'.LIAIU.r^

Agent.

SSOOK STORE

Main Street. *.