Crawfordsville Weekly Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 16 October 1873 — Page 3
DRY COOPS.
dry goods.
FALL, TR4DE,
18 7 3.
PETTIS, DICKSON f- CO.,
NEW YORK STORE,
IN I lANAl'Or.lH.
Are now oll'ering nil extensive Stock of
fa.I^X* it AVIISTJ:JI
YTzr%r 3-oox«,
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
AT intlCKS
Which will justify Farmers :iiul others in ........... coming lo Indianapolis.
Ih onliT to luridly moioiiso our with tinsurroumUng country, «c will at nil times oitrr
THE LARGEST STOCK,
THE GllEATEST VAKII'IY.
AT TILL-:
TJOWJOST
NEW
rRIC
YORK STORE.
sciifl
E O N A
OIIAWFOUDSVFLUCOCT. ISTS.
CITY AND VICINITY.
rosTOl-i'icu rent is due.
REDIXOOTKS are the rage among the Indies now.
THE woods are reported with squirrels.
THE ofiicers and directors of the Montgomery County Agricultural Society will meet in this city next Wednesday at 1 o'clock 1'. M.
THE rag and paper man has been around this week. Economical housekeepers have replenished their shelves with glass and tinware.
IF you wish to make Weeping 'l'eter Judge, vote for Thomas.—Mcvinr. It seems from the result the people wanted Weeping l'eter to be .1 udge.
NEXT Sunday evening the regular monthly temperance meeting takes place at the New School Baptist Church. Elder C. J. Howies delivers the address.
Tin: First Quarterly Meeting of the M. E. Church lor Waveland Circuit will be held at New Market next Sunday, at which time the new church will be dedicated.
SINCE 'Squire lia'r.-av has been in the business of marrying other people he began to think it a good thing, so put oil' to Kentucky last week and brought home Miss Alice Rice as bis wife.
.Irniilv Wii.i.so.v is independent of all cliques, and is not under obligations to any man or set of men.— l{-eicw
Not even to any newspaper as lie thinks the JUview did him more harm than good.
Jo CLEM, a German butcher who has been working for John Hruker for some time, was arrested last Tuesday 011 a charge of being a deserter from Co. R, 4th United State Infantry Regiment. It is Baid he has been absent from lis regiment over three years. lie was taien to LouiBville where the regiment is at present stationed.
W1 published last week an item from Jvnightstown papei saving that John R. Willey had secured a judgment against a Crawfordsville lawyer for $2,080. In justice to the members of the bar here, it should have stated that the individual referred to was Jesse R. McG'allister, of Franklin township, who is not properly a lawyer of Crawfordsville, although we believe he was admitted to practice many years ago.
SOMU of our citizens wero much surprised yesterday about noon at a prominent young lawyer of this city trying to hitch his horse to a "large heap of .' tone coal" in front of Gregg & Son's hardware
Btore,
and when he was told that that was not the place to hitch horses, he replied ky a vigorous use of a Brush, and shied" bricks after them down street,. We don't pretend to understand it, but
fiuppose
hew
it is all 011 account of Judge
Thomas' election.
IIIE Board of Commissioners will convene in extra session on Monday, 'he 20th inst., for the purpose of receiving and examining the reports of tho "chool trustees of the several townships, the receipts and expenditures of school revenue since their last report. This is in accordance with the act of larch 3, last, amendatory of the school law. Tho Commissioners at the same time will probably select a plan for the
Court Home.
rvjav
I2H
To be Found in this City or Sliilo
PETTIS, DICKSON & CO
to be nlive
DU. MAY had a valuable horse to die of colic Sunday night.
btVKi.Y times with stove dealers if it is dull with other people.
IHA POWERS is to be congratulated. It's a girl of the usual weight.
THOSK who have the money are laying in their wood, potatoes and apples.
Tim Frankfort Banner says that Mrs. Milt Swan is sick with typhoid fever.
ONH dressmaker in the city is at work on wedding dresses for four young ladies.
TUN present City Council will pass into history known as the famous sidewalk Council.
Till". Chicago Journal ranks (iei'.eral Wallace in the field of historical romance with the late Louisa Muhlbaek.
DAVE SCOTT now owns all the stockin the brick livery stable, having bought Charley Sidener's interest therein,
HATS AND CAPS.
1 1
I-nll 3
which iniulit have had a tendencv
IT is now confidently expected by the Trustees that the city schools will be opened by the '27th of this month at the farthest. The furnaces and the steps are vet to put up with these exceptions the new building is ready (or occupancy. The steps are being erected and the furnaces have been bought and are on the ay, perhaps here by this time. The teachers have all been engaged and are ready to enter upon their work. While the patrons of the school have patiently borne with all the vexatious delays incident to the erection of the building the fact that they will have a commodious house, and one that they all will feel proud of, will compensate them for their patient waiting.
A coitr.Esl'oNiU'.NT of the Chicago fnh (-Or/.,vi has been in this city and •'interviewed" (len. Wallace concerning the ''Fair Hod." Among other things the General pronounces several of the hard words for him which occur in the book, as follows: "llualpa—Walpah Xoli—Zoli Tecetl—Tee-see-lal Mua-lox—Mwa-locks Cuitlahua—Kee-tlaw-wali (Irtcguilla--Or-te-gul-ya Tciioeh-titlun—Tce-noc-tee-tlon Anahiiac—An-a-wuck Iztiil—l/.-tlcel Tzin—Zeeii Maquahuitl--Mau-quaw-wee-tel Chi. nampa—Shc-nani-paw Chapultepec— Cha-poul-ta-pec Te/.cucan—Tez- kookan :Cu--Su Quetzal—Quet-.-.al lltiet-y.il—Wect-zcl Giiutiimoziii Wah-tah-mo-zeen Xctzin—Nee-net-/in.
EAST Tuesday, Lew Smith, a colored youth about 12 years old, was sauntering around the foundry ot lilair, Lylciv Co.. and stumbled on *10.^0 in currency which he found in the coat pocket of Mr. I.yle. When the money was missed the Marshal was informed ol the fact, who at mice instituted a search for the boy. lie found him on the -hlo train bound cast, lie was arrested and 1-1 of the money found in his hat lining, the balance having bfeu expended, lie is one of the same boys who robbed the postoflice twoor three months since, lie will probably receive his just de-crts now.
Rr.v. Josmi Win
IT.
of New Market,
having extended a cordis! invitation to the pastor and people of the Methodist church in this city to attend the dediea-j tion of the new church at that place next I Sunday, there will be no -ervices lit le. With commendable zeal and energy the New Market brethren have erected aj beautiful little little church, and it is but the part of I 'hristian courtesy that as many as can should by their presence encourage them 011 this occasion. Rev.! Or. Andrtis, I're-ident of Indiana A—I bury University, will conduct the dedicatory exercises.
A S O E
S4 I
A/r
ing the standing of our banks. What tho Logan steam stone works, was in our was intended by the item may not liave been clearly expressed, yet it was far from the intention on the part of the JornxAi, to create any distrust in the minds ol' ihc people toward our banking institution.-. It well known to all that there ha-, been no dealing in money in the way of loan-, the banks deeming il advisable to hold on to what they had to protect their depositors. This course has been approved by all our business men. The banks are both in as sound a condition as they ever were and depositors need have no fear for the salctv of their money. In this connection we may say that to all appearances, if the newspapers are to be relied on, the financial storm is passing away and the skies are clearing up. AVlicr it shall have entirely subsided it i* expected that our banks here, in common with the bank's of the entire country, will get back into their accustome.1 channels and that business in all its branches will be as active and prosperous as heretofore.
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No. 5, National Itlook.
Iisxls lc)i* OltL and IMiclcllo .cVg'etl YOUN(i JIKN'S 11 ATS. 13 .}•!* and Jhilcli*cii !S lints unci
lno Krad y-Mal' S])lrts AUvayrt on ifund. f-iiiiic.rH iAi)!-j TO oitii:it.
Wii regret very much the appearance Tin: towns on the Wabash have hithof an item in the .lorr.NAI, last week
or*°
Men.
Caps.
GOODS
l:u le
l0
reputation ol having bet-
»er building stone than we, but stone lor Jjogansport is now shipped through
wmvey an erroneous impression concern-j Crawfordsville. Mr. K. S. nilor, of
streets a few days ago, and informed us that he had opened a quarry of excellent stone just below Waveland, on the I.., C. & S. W. Railroad, below Waveland.—Jtivi'
TRADK JIAI'TKKS.
HIT TilE Rl/BHER I'A INT. -12-2.
Wedding presents at Mat Klein's jew elry store.
For children's headwear go to Goltra & I'.abcoek's.
Anthrieite stoves, re'rg & Son's.
GLASS
full line at
and HETTY at
rin.-lev's.
The Corner Hook ink of all kinds.
All the line stoves may found at Gregg & Son's.
Campbell &
-12-2.
Store has oceans of
N. WassoVi's"
The feathers at W. perfectly splendid.
A splendid line of Gros Grain Silk.s at Charlev Ciawfbrd's.
be found at
Examine the tasty garments for men and boys at Eli Kahn's.
If you want a good piano call on Vansickle it Fry State Agents.
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The flowers and sprays at Wr. X. Wasson's are really exquisite.
Examine the New England Organs at Yansicklc's, before you nuy.
Treasury Violet Writing Ink by the hogshead at the Corner Hook Store.
(•lobe White Lead warranted strictly fiu re. 11.
Look at the new dress goods at Wasson A: Myres'. They are beauties.
A beautiful line of dress goods just received at Charley Crawford's.
The New England Organs is the best made. Call and see it at Vatisickle's.
CAST STEEL SCOOl' SHOVELS i•'•/• h,»' at Campbell fc Tinsley's. -12-3.
The Star shirts at Goitra & Rabeock's are all the rage now among the boys.
•-AW.- AND AXES, all kinds, sizes and prices at Campbell it Tinsley's. •12-2.
The best stock of gloves for $1 in the city is to be had at Goltra iS: Babcock's.
ROCKET KNIVES from /fir cents up to thru- dollars at Campbell & Tinslev's. •12-"'.
near at hand and as we have had nothing h,,,-lev Crawford waVin' New York oi the kind now for two or three years
we hope the association .vill receive such
material aid that will give it solidity and
permanence.
Tm: county ofiicers are all as
Auditor in 'the next room south, the
Treasurer in the rear of the Auditor, and 'l"
the Clerk in the south room. Winton has lettered a window in each ol'.ice, so the people need have no trouble in finding thcin.
Chief-of-I'olice Watson Clark yesterday arrested a man named Thomas, A/KM Biggs, charged with obtaining the sum of §210 from one William Johnson, at Crawfordsville, by fraudulent means. The man arrived here in a carriage containing himself, wife and two other men. Mr. Clark kept him in custody until the Crawfordsville ofiicers arrived, when he was turned over to them and taken back to answer the charge.—l.al'ayith• .Journal-
CAIT. W. II. LAY.MOX and Mrs. James Nolan have bought the lease from Jesse Cumberland 011 the Leland House and will take possession next week.
Ri i) wheat, $1
Or,
$1,00 white wheat
SI,10 l,ir, New corn 30 (Tii 3f.
largains in boots'and shoes at Jo ClialIf von don't believe it call and
lis'. sec.
ink to fill it
line of general dry millinery.
Special attention is underwear department cock's. 'SK
a ym hci ht ()f (h(j
mlr#0 |e
happy
at
He was a poetical man who described ladies' lips as "glowing gateway of pork aud potatoes." Ladies' lips in this city delight to giye utterance to praises of Joslin's cooking stoves.
Mr. James Ileaton, Sen., the oldest insurance agent in the city, with 21 years' experience, is still in the business and has three pf the most reliable companies in the country. His office is now with Coon it Ev" ..
The way they are sending out groceries by the wagon load from Simpson & Wilson's grocery indicates there is some attraction there. There is. flood goods and low prices, is the motto the boys work under, and it wins every time.
Roaring Winter will soon be here. Are you ready? If not, hasten to Gregg'& Son's, and they will fit you out with any kind of a stove you want, for parlor, sitting room, dining room and kitchen.
The melancholy days aro come, the saddest of the year, of wailing winds and weeping woods and meadows brown and sear, and it's the time of year to put up stoves. The place to get them, both heating anil cooking, is at Gregg & Son's.
Dickey & lirewer didn't buy their books by selling lottery tickets, according to the Louisville blow, but they have an immense stock, and will get any book at catalougc prices, published in America or Europe.
Hills it Co. will sell you goods of a better quality for less money than you can get them at any other house in the city. Don't be in ignorance all your life, go where you can get the worth of your money every time.
Ciregg & Son have tinners who ca.i do as nice a job of putting up a stove and fitting the pipe as anybody we ever saw, and these gentlemen make a specialty of doing this work. Go and see their new stoves, purchase one, and have the pijie fitted and put up by their best workmen.
If you wish to buy first class ready made clothing for men, boys or children you need not look around the dry goods houses or any other house to find to find them, just step in to the regular clothing house of Eli Kahn's, in Fisher's Hlock, and everything in the above line can be found.
l'erfumed French Lilac Ink in Ess Bouquet. This beautiful writing preparation is deliciously perfumed and transmits its fragrance to the paper. It is a decided color when first applied, flows freely and docs not corrode. Just the thing for writing love letters. For side at the Corner Hook Store.
Worcester (Mass.) papers tells of a woman stopping in that city, not yet thirty years old, who is the mother of thirteen children. We think it's time she was stopping somewhere, say near Simpson & Wilson's, where all the people stop for
,J
We don't know how much Scott .- tor tank holds but.Maj. Foote has eiioud, I K01"K
gond to his stock of
I he tines! flavored oysters in the niarket mav lie had at Henry Connard's, 011 Mireeii street.
directed to the attloltra^ Hab-
A large stock of new and stylish litiery piods ju-i received by.. \V Wa--oii
No need of sending to Cincinnati lor shirts whr you can get good Star shirts at Goltra & Habeoek's.
Diekev it Hie-ver will sell you goods ol a better quality and for less money than any other house in the city.
Ladies, for your line walking and dress shoes, go to Jo Challis'and see his new goods before purchasing elsewhere.
fil'IVKTS are being made by some of our young men connected with the literay societies of Wabash College to or-1 gunizen lecture lyceum and secure for. the Winter a course of lectures. This is certainly a commendable step and the young gentlemen should receive the 110c-! It would take a large quantity of ink essary encouragement from the public to to swim all the school children of this help the enterprise along and make it a county. Maj. Foote, at the Corner Hook success. The long Winter evenings are Store, has enough.
W. N. Wasson has surprised the peo:i splendid stock of general dry goods which he has added to his millinery establishment.
a( |ianic pg Qf
,g
eimli|(l(1 t| lccor(iingly
For fresh fish, oysters, game of all kinds, and a general assortment of all
as laiks. lliey arc snuglj fixed u]i in kinds of fine groceries and provisions, their new quarters in Union Hlock. The ..tu
Simpson
A
Sheriff occupies the room ojqiosite the! JofltNAl. oflice, the Recorder is on the 1'ich and tastelul are the styles of first floor, just beneath the Sheriil", the
Wilson's.
at at
this
Kleins. Ihc goods at
''"^^nable resort are of the best prices-
this fashionable resort are of
alil al ar0111
Gentlemen who would dress neatly and sport fashionable headware, need have no hesitation in calling at the mod-
el hat establishment of Goltra cock.
& Bab-
Charley Crawford is startling the natives not only with his tremendous stock of new goods but with the astonishingly low prices at wlii ch he Fells ihein.
Soda fountains are coining down and stoves are going up. Get a stove at Gregg it Son's. Jim Sellers will put it up for you in good style, already blacked.
W.N. Wasson is in receipt of the Fall styles of bonnets, trimmings, etc., and invites the attention of the ladies to the same, ltc has some rich and elegant novelties.
laniily supplies that cheer but d,,n't ii.e-|
briate. 1 hey have commenced serv their customers with ovster-.
It has been decided by newspaper men that the man is yet to be born who can furnish a local item for a paper and be
A new supply of stoves and house fur-1 perfectly sure that nobody will take ofsliing goods just received at Joslin's. f(nse at it. There is one item, however, that will please the general public, and this is to advise the
people to purchase
their groceri^ and provisions at R. R. Simpson's model establishment 011 Main street.
Some people scorn to be taught others arc ashamed of it, as they would be of
lo wlu
,s
W N. as.-on has added a splendid dtiee, fruits, vegetables and
7°
never too late to leaan that lor choice groceries, canned goods, country pro.
almost
The their trading place.
School Hooks School Hooks School Hooks
every-
thing in the eating and house-keeping, line, there is no better place logo than Crist i& Ashley's, one door west of the postolliee.
Mi^s Hyatt's jjoodshow, and oh! such bidies delight in, u-clnl as well us ornamental. Her trade is constantly increasing because she has such good taste, ladies for miles around make that
However, there is
one fact which enables her to sell as cheap as shi' does, and that is she strictly adheres to the cash system. Any house that does this can aflbrd to sell cheaper.
School Hooks 't
y, School Hooks' J:
School Hooks
cart load at the Corner Book
By the Store.
PIANOS AND ORCANS.
O N I E
Hole Ajjont l'or Llie llcnoM'iind
"DECKER BROS.'" AND THE "VALLEY GEM"
New Scale, Squ.ai*e Grand Pianos, And tins T_"nrlvulocl de
5
N«*w Aiul most beautiful atjlo cafpp, of novel (IcMgn* and c-legfiut finish.
Sold on 1 ami 2 years' time. Headquarters in Singer Sewing Machine Kooms, CltAWroitllSVlLLK, TIN" 1I
The Comer Hook Store has just re. ceived a large invoice of patent triangu-
lar ink bottles. The ink all flows to one munity generally, that I nave secured point in the stand and when it is low it
does not require the penman to turn the I
bottle to one side to stick his pen
ink. Just the thing for cvervbod\
Tli«k I'cali and lkrn»t cr Fami 1% This troupe will exhibit at McClelland Hall, in this city, on the evening ol October 2H.
The Itull'alo
this musical combination A large audience greeted this troupe last evening, who, in turn, ga vc a ino-t pleasing and enjoyable concei'. Their
eu by Miss l-annie eak, who, by the:
year. The apple crop is a failure. Apples are worth $1,-r0 per bushel. Potatoes are poor. Early potatoes were good. ,I. II
One of the greatest proofs of the prosperity of our city is shown in the steady increase of the sale of line goods for men's wear. No man who can afford to buy a good suit of clothes, need to be, told where to buy them. They go at once to headquarters, where they find the most elegant line of goods to select from, and where every attention is given to the trimming and general make-up of every garment. Allen it Bro. are tak-1 ing rank at the head of the merchant tailoring business of the city. A look through their immense stock will satisfy For Sale. that our assertion is correct. A splendid new top buggy, fine horse.
We call attenlion toCanipbelI & liar- and harness for sale. For particulars inter's attractive advertisement in to-day's quire at this office. paper. Tliev certainly have an immense
stock of goods. And we quote prices .. -c ,! Ill mind that Atwood Cjuinmc lomc Bitters are found cflicious tor general
very ]ow. For instance,calicoe of good style at 5 cents a yard, bleached muslin at S cents, ticking at 121 cents, Kentucky jeans prices as low as lo cents, all wool red flannels 25 cents. Some very stylish dress fabrics at 2.1 cents, very handsome ingrain carpets
mohairs, to which attention is called in to-day's paper, are double faced and finished alike 011 both sides, as lustrous as silk, and pure raven black. Tliev sav
tllt
/V/thus
speaks of
way, is very attractive personage, and 'ower rate than any other agent 1:1 the knows how to bring Un- mu^ic out of 1 city. If I don't do this 1 shall not a.-k both the table and staff bells. The won iusnnmee. derful Rraeger Familv lullv sustained their reputation. Miss Adelheid has:,,,,. •U.
certainly a voice of rare culture, and1
Letter fi'din WuHekn, IIIh.
To the, /•.' C' mvfortlsi t'U ./"iri.it!
The corn crop in this county is badly injured by the frosts. There will not be more than half a crop. The farmers,
howcvt ri haV( ()m dlfcrill} Ul(H Kht
0
was deservedly received with rounds of' Hook Store. applause, as was also Carl and Hubert iu their violin duet, and Theodore in liisi A I'aet. solos upon that novel instrument, the When your store or dwelling or manuineloplione. The cat duet created an if
actorv
AI.I. AWSON.
A CAIti).
(Mt-atid I'.\position.
make a splendid branded with the letter "S" on the right novelties as the hip. It may be possible that she has a eaif. Any person giving any inlonnatioii concerning the heifer will be .suitably rewarded. Leave word at Hall's or at Ornbauii's saddle and harne.-s .-hop in
CfawfordsvillciV-
School Hooks School Books School Hooks
\\'e will have our .-i-nii annual opening 011 next 1'ridav afternoon and eveniiiL'. 11 goods will all be arranged 'ion for death, arid lookin so that our visitors will have a chance to see all the new styles for Fall and Winter. All are invited. No goods will be sold alter 5 o'clock. 1 ho store will be brilliantly illuminated a! night and will close at Hi o'clock P. M.
CA.MI'UKI.1. it II AlM'I'.ll.
.Straj 'l or Stolon.
A red heifer with some white spots, has strayed or been stolen from the Lye Creek Prairie near Sol Hail's. She was
«'.\1AI!I«X
tMtxiuus.
rami tor Sale.
We have two first class farms for »ale five miles east of this city on the Thorntown gravel road. Farms well improved, one containing 40 acres and the other lf0 acie«. ,, THOMAS
3S-tf. Crawfordsville.
l'or Sale.
$20,000 City Bonds bearing 10 per ct. interest, payable semi-annually, have been left with me for sale at par and ac cumulated interest.
W.M. HfKlllllllCiK.
Wanted.
Darter it Brother arc, in immediate ant of 2,000 bushels of fancy old white wheat, for which they propose to pay fancy prices. Bring it, in, farmers, install ter, if von desire big figures.
100.OOO Ittislicls of Itarley. 1 wish lo buy 100,000 bushels of barley, delivered at Troutman's Station, for which I will pay the highest market price, in cash.- .1. M. 'I'm ft
MA N.
atltf ...
InvalidM Should Hear
debility, dyspepsia, diarrluea, colic, fever and ague, acidity of the stomach, loss of sleep, and for encouraging 1111 appetite.
Chilblains.
I'rof. "Anderson's Dcrmador" is a certain cure every time for Chilblains. The
50 cent", cottage carpets, 32 inches wide, proprietors will warrant a cure in all o-. i„ 1 eases when the Dcrmador is applied freely 2o cents. Al.,o their alpacas and fine
nc(
Mso their alpacas and fine
"0r(ii„K to direction
they arc. selling them lower than usual, pun's llrt'iir, which is one of tho perTheir store is so well lighted that buyers 1 fcetioiis of medical science, is now reguwould find great satisfaction we should lnrly prescribed for such as well as think in examining goods in strong day light, which is well supplied 111 every part of their ample salcsiooms.
See advertisement iu another column.
Kidney, bladder and glandular dis-j eases need 110 longer be regarded as incurable. The introduction of SMOI.AN-'
lor
all diseases of the urino-genital organs in either sex. It is a diuretic solvent and alterative, and imparts tone and vigor to the whole human frame.
a s,
An Item of Interest. I would respectfully inform the com-
agency for several sound ami relia-
,),c
insurance companies and am now
prepared to offer the best insurance at lair figures. None of the companies represented are in the board or "Tainmany" insurance ring, nor do they, being out of the board, seek to charge exorbitant premiums in the West to pay Eastern losses. Mv companies have no connection whatever with combinai tions on rates and therefore can take insur-
n,u
'e for what it is worth
entertainments |xises» a charm and at-jon the people to solicit their insurance, traction -Oiidi never fails to cause our. because I do not deem it necessary. Men amusement people to torn out: in goodly
numbers to attend tltfin. Jeppo is: the only comiipi«? wo have y«*t aside
b,
I shall not rail
nrc yrrv t() Uloi) own jnt(
111 1 :in
from Litifranl, who is justly entitled to a niy companies and rates, will howdeal of credit, ile decidedly jmt ever, make this statement, I will uive in his performances, and was ably second- ,iinhlo
lrns
u,,,
immense furore. On the whole, a better ., musical combination has not appeared in -vollr I* it good beyond quesHuffalo. I 'ion, is the question one naturally asks when disaster comes. The question of rtilon TOWN*hip TOJICIHTN' IIINIItutc
The Teachers' Institute of ITition township will take place in this city on the third Saturday in October. The forenoon will be devoted to organization and the assignment of duties for the afternoon session. Duties will be assigned upon the following subjects I11 Arith" matic, Numeration, Notation and Division show thediflerenco between a factor and a part of a number divide a whole number by a fraction what expedients can be used to secure the best attention in reading classes, illustrated by class exercises. How to teach spelling to both primary and advanced classes. These with such other duties as may be seen proper to assign, will constitute the work of the afternoon. Let every teach cr be present.
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1
CoiT.TKEY.
No. _-la, Iv. Main street, over City
rsl
thought is of
ratal is generally the index to solvency. When you remember that the average of half a million dollars is consumed daily in the United States, it is obvious that the low ratr company must sooner or later succumb some are known to be tottering now. The Home of NewYork with its solid cash assets of four and a half million dollars, affords a perfect shield against loss. Call 011 C. W. Wright, Agentt, Room No. S, Fisher Hlock, and he will write you a policy corrrclly. The Lett'/. l/ir rhrajir.i/.
Hall's Vegetable Sicilian Hair llenewer is a preparation of great merit, aud is rapidly displacing all others for the hair.
DIED.
IIAYS-On Ui« 7th
at'
KUI»Y IIATS,
lA'iol'cr, 187a,
CJIAUI.KII
01'
IVv.
S.
M. Hiiys, n^ft lit
V-nrs. He was taken with a violent cold last Christmas, which aflected his lungs, and gradually settled iu consumption. A short time ago, lie came from Pleasant Hill, where his father now resides, to his
They were blcs.-ed with a crop last year! grandmother s, living 011 the old homewliicli will carry them through another stead, three miles south of Crawfordsville where he died. Eddy, as be was familiarly calledjby the family and neighbors, united with the M. E. Church when he was about 1!' years of age, but being influenced by youthful ami gay associatcs, he to a great extent, lost his inter-' est and enjoyment iu religion. During his allliction, however, his thoughts turn-1 ed seriously to the subject of a prepara-! to the Savior. calling upon lib name, and trusting in him for pardon and salvation, be soon received the evidence of his acceptance with God, and could say: "I have no fears of death." 1 It1 received the sacrament of the Lord's nipper a few days before lib death. His last, hours wire calm ami peaceful, lie died trusting iu the
Savior. A large concourse of friends assembled at the residence to attend the fnneral. Af:er religious services, his remains were conveyed lo the cemetery at Kin ley (.'Impel, where the burial took pi icein the use of the ritual ol the I. I
i. T. a number of the members of 1'lea-ant II 11 Lod.'e, of which lie was a member, beinu present and oflieiatiii'i. The parents and friends have our sympathy and prayers. Theirs is a very s,,n. allliction. and yet "they mourn not as those who have 110 hope. Their loss is bis gain." "H i« ti.il* ar»- hi- work it- t'uliy ItJrM,
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and price the
Piles of NewGoods
Stacked up in the large, light, and commodious
SA1.ES IIOOM!
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advertisement to tell the people
what lie lias.
INSURANCE.
INSURE INSURE
Look well to your interest, ami by so doing you will call upon O. W. WRIGHT,
Room 8, Fisher Block, and take out a policy in one of those EVER RELIABLE COMPANIES represented by him.
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A VEL KKS* Accident, llan ford,
Total Assets Represented,
Thanking the public for past favors, I again assure you that all business left in my care will be promptly attended to. C. W. WRIGHT, Ag-t.,
OL'tliitf Itoom No. 8, Fisher Itlock.
DRY COODS.
themselves:
#4,500,000 OO 2,001,3is 02 12,000,000 00 1,000,000 00 3,116,275 41 2,514.893 38
$25,131,481 81
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PURE MOHAIRS!
Our Now Itrunil I ol*
TTHSTTTSTT-A-L EXOSLLElsTCE,
list in n* boon, tliln I-'M11,
IMPMOVKI) IN (JUALITY
AND
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The groat popnhirity and excclloncc of these soods have, to a ^reat exlenl. supersccdcil the use of iUaek Silks. We arc srivins it i-: vV. i-: ii ij a u\
crA t-r In liost.i Goods.
1 .TiTXA. of Hartford organised in ISIJ). Assets IXSLKAXCi: ((WII'ASiV OF AOltTH
A}!PHKLL & HAliTEK.
FIRE INSURANCE.
I
I Tho undersigned having removed from No. S Fisher Block, to No.'JS l-",', with COON it EVANS, is fully prepared to accommodate the property holders of Montgomery county with Reliable Insurance. property holders can select one of the following named sterling companies
Tw«iIlliiti'M mid Farm rropi'i'ty anil their oontunts !nKiirc'l for iiio'toils nl' 1 to.T 011 (lid liiowt lensonublo I
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liivorlle nixl iirevmlnently able eorjiorii-
a 1 & 1 1 1
Sash, Glass, I »nintsi,
OILS. 3'UTTY, IRON,
-..•••• T11K
Sign of the Circular Saw, Opposite the Court House.
$1,239,971
may lie elteeted without: »l«-
JAS. HEAT0N, Agent.
HARDWARE.