Crawfordsville Weekly Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 2 April 1874 — Page 3

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SPTfIN(»

.MARCH went out like wet hen.

1'oUR colored person' the creek last Sundav.

A "I.ITTI.K joy graces the hotisehi of Yountsvillo.

HATS AND CAPS.

were baptized at

lioiiii & MAHOIINLY appear in a pointed card full of interest tanners.

THE Chairman of the Republican Central Committee has issued a call for a county convention to be held on l-atur-dav, Jtinel.

R.I.I.EII

I'll

it COON have bought the

brick in the old Court House for use in the hotel building which they propose to erect this Summer.

ITEE

lots in Longview w( re bought

yesterday by Mittialeyand Tip Wade, ltvo of the lot front on Wabash avenue. I lie purchasers expect to build there this .-won.

Till: old Allen flouring mills, lately bought by Mr. J. M. Hall, of LaFayette, will be started again in a few days. The machinery has been repaired and the mil! put in thorough order.

HKVUN persons wire admitted to the Christian church at Young's Chapel by baptism last Sunday. The church is in charge of Elder P. J. Martin.

MR.

AH.

PATTERSON and wife, ac

companied by Miss Kate Kllis, left for their new heme ill Denver, Colorado, yesterday morning by the I., 15. & W. road.

DAII.Y morning and evening services arc being hold at the Episcopal church this week. A singing meeting is also held at 4 o'clock each afternoon to practice for Easter.

WE surrender the greater part of our space to advertisers this week. Wc hope our readers will submit cheerfully to the reduction in reading matter, as the large run of adverisitig is a sure indication of better times for all classes.

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IVteii, I5c}'s,

SL HUl! Of 11 1MM lONSi:

STOCK OF IIA'I FOR

Xlw lolrsit'l S A II SSlii i*l NIIIHTK MADK'Ht OltDKlt.

E O N A

ClUNVKOimsVILLI), Al'ltll, 1X74

CITY AM) VICINITY.

The Satur(Iny ICvciiing Journal. 'The Crawfordsville Saturday Evenimj Journal, six column jtiarto, considerably larger than the JOURNAL, will be furnished to single subscribers ut $2 year or to clubs of ten or more at l.r cents a month. Specimen copies will be .sent on application It will reach Yountsvillo, l.iiulcn, Mace and New Ross on Saturday afternoon or evening, and other towns in the county oil Monday.

ONI:little urchin attends school regularly this week as if there were vacation.

of the male kind Id of Iirook Thomas,

SEI.IIEN MFI.I.L'.N, of Yountsville, has been seriously indisposed all Winter,and it is now thought he will not recover.

U. C. KKKWER will preach at

the Christian church next .Saturday ni«ht, ami also on (Sunday morning anil evening.

Fin v-EtiillT boTswere engaged in brot.Klit by Giles Hutts against bis selling the fi,lur-I,,,, Evcniua Journal brother, Mark Hutts. The suit had its last week. Long before the hour origin in January, IS, !, when the father nf going to press thev blocked the stair- "I"tllcs(! ™'l'"s was one morning found way leading to the office, so anxiou

wire they to get to business. mystery about the old man's death, which Mark, according to the complaint, SINCE the commencement of the lust

ly one hundred accessions to the M. I'..

church have been made in the Yountsville circuit. The circuit embraces eight preaching appointment

THE Ilrricw will appear next Saturday with a large supplement. Its great increasc in circulation during the last six month* is fully appreciated by advertisers, whose invasions upon it- columns are the occasion of the supplements i—ued of late. .'.V'

itxismxc (joons.!

TIIKKK HOYS IX

rested for the theft. One of the bovs, O'Xeall, made confession to Mr. Harter. lie went into the store on Thursday, he said, the clerks all being busy. Seeing a pocket book on the desk lie picked it up and put it in his pocket. When he returned to the street he was met bv the

other boys, and a proposition for an equal division of the money was made and accepted. The boys made a visit to La Fayette, and probably spent money pretty freely. Ilut realizing the danger they were incurring by carrying the money and |ocket Hook about with them they sought to hide them. The pocket book, with the notes and a portion of the currency, was liiil in a hollow tree near the trestle work on the I., C. & f\ \V. Railway, from which it was necessary to use an ax to recover it. About $40 in currency was buried in the ground near Lockhart's mill. These were found and returned on Tuesday. The notes, drafts

and checks were found undisturbed, but

were committed to jail.

CAI'ITRE

the two started in a buggy Inte on Saturday evening for Judson, where they arrived about 1 o'clock Sunday morning. From diligent inquiry they ascertained that a man answering to the description of Mlinden, but passing by the name of J. L. Davis, alias John Davis, had been there on .Saturday, and when lie left stated that he was going to Kvansville. The two officers then drove to Hockville, and -AMIml from information there received that Munden had left the train at that place and started on foot for (ireencastle. The authorities at that city were immediately informed by tele-

RATHER

tllrno

conferenee year, September 1, SiH, near-1 Jles, charging him with buying poison ""V/

nll

HUDSON*, of l'arke county, a

candidate for Joint Representative for Montgomery and J'arke, has been in our '•nunty this week, looking after his chances for the nomination. He is a voung man of good nppearancc and good ""ne. and a farmer.

BOY

named Jo .Slith, living on West

Market street, fell from a fence last Saturday afternoon, striking his leg just below the knee against the sharp edge of a

w]uare

piece of timber and cultimr an "K'y gash to the bone. The wound was dieted by Dr. McClelland.

Hcckathorn, Henry Liter, Win. C.

Inn line of the Toledo & St. I.ouis Railroad between Shelbyville, Illinois,

a"d

St. Louis is 20 miles shorter than the route of the Indianapolis & St. Louis A

ronJ

between the same points. The dis lance, as run by engineer Kingsland, is •'1 miles. A saving of twenty miles in *o short a distance as that is quite an Item in favor of the new road.

I)I:ATH

& CAl'S

an 1 Oil lcli-ei 1.

SI!T I A I S I I A S A COMPLETE I IM: OF RI

HAD HULK.—A

pocket book containing some J'JoOin currency and between $500 and $000 in notes, checks and drafts was stolen from Campbell & Barter's store Inst Thursday afternoon. The matter was kept as quiet as ]ossible, ami ('apt. Jack Iioss and Lock Kiley employed to ferret out the thief or thieves. Last Tuesday by their efforts the greater portion of the money was recovered and three boys, John Sullivan, Mike O'XeiiU and John Shehan, aged apparently from 17 to 10 years, ar-

comer. There was some

reported as iu grows out of another matter.

STUAYEI

I in it as drawn for the April term of Circuit Court: James Ames, James Hall, James 'M. Hyharger, Samuel Moore, Ceorgc reward will be paid for his return, or for

Word

oting, Owen Martin, Daniel Clowser. '^oherty & Co's. carriage shop. •lohn Hutching*, James 1!. Jesse and Drake Brooktdiire.

leading to his recovery. Address

learn that Conductor Tom in

tl.'inlon, of the Umisville, New Albany & Chicago Railroad, on Friday received the Democratic nomination as" candidate for Auditor of Floyd county. Nomination in this county is equal to election.

I.a l'mjrtlr Journal.

MoXKioMKItY Lodge, I. O. (.). F., has rented the third floor of B. F. Onibaun's new building, next to Uinford's drug store. The building has not been erected yet, but is to be thi» Summer.

OF AN

/cns

$151) iu currency i" still missing. The moved to Parsons about a year ago and boys were taken before F.squire Ramsay I titled on a farm, in the hope of improv

yesterday morning to answer to charges' health, of grand larceny. They waived an ex- 'laughter of R. amination and in default m" $5U0 bail

,ln'5 in.'

OE A (SWINDLER.—James

Allison, Marshal of (iree:ica«tle, arrived at this place on Saturday evening of last week, in search of one William II. Mlinden, a notorious thief and burglar of that l,r"Pftrty

OMCITIZEN.—Wi

(iray died at lib west of town, on Thursday, March 2l3, in the 87th year of his age. Mr. Gray was born in Virginia February 11, 1788. At the age of he moved with his parents to Ohio, where he continued to live until 182K, when he came to this county and I [settled on the land where he spent the last days of his life. There he constructed his first rude cabin in an unbroken forest. Hut under his persevering industry liie wilderness gave place to fruitful fields and that rude cabin to the comfortable mansion with which his friends are all so familiar, and from which he was ever ready to dispense a liberal hospitality. Mr. (iray was for or 30 years an acting Justice of the Peace, exhibiting in the administration of his official duties that honesty of purpose which marked his conduct in all th" relations of life. In the year 1851 he connected himself with the Methodist Kpiscopal church, and maintained to the end ot his life that moderation and charity and devotion to the cause of his Master eminently befitting the profession he had made. His aged widow and one daughter survive him, all the other members of his family having gone be-

cliil«l.

fore him. And now thai the grave is closed, we may well remember the many olis, at the new drugstore virtues, the kind and genial character, the affectionate regard for his family and friends that distinguished our departed frieud.

DANIL:]. G. RODERICK, a member of the class of 1807, Wabash College, died at Parsons, Kas., on Monday, March 30, of consumption. Deceased was an accurate and finished scholar. In mathematics he probably surpassed any who has graduated at Walash for a number of years. For many years he has been struggling against the terrible disease which has finally resulted in his death, frequently suffering from a most discouraging depression of spirits. He was universally liked by his associates in college, as well as by those of ourciti-

who became intimately acquainted

w't'1

'luring his residence here. He

'I ill: 'otinty Assessor and have received their final and are now ready to enter work. Xo

hisdeputies instructions upon their reall

rates

were adopted, the

quirement-s pf the law to assess

'ts

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city, who has recently swindled the I 'Icemed sullicient. The following is a: I lowe Sewing Machine Company out of I'""'* the assessor.*: County Asses$2,700 by executing to said company a ^ilas Peterson deputies Union mortgage on land in Washington county township, JeU Scott and J. Ct. Overton to which he had no title. Not finding' I^ipley, R. D. Wert Rrown. M. (iiltner: his man here, Allison secured the ser- I. F. Shannon Clark, Z. M. Snyder vices of Marshal Kritton, of this city, am Walnut,

cash value" being

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*»/ii\l.<p></p>Creek, I.1 I*

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Johnston Cfjnl E. I*oii, in. McBee Wayne, ter Sugar Creek, Sol. Peterson Martin.

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and

A i.s-.Trr.K received by us yesterday mori-ing from J. P. Campliell, of the firm of Campbell it Harter, who is now in New York, speaks of dry goods as! being very cheap. He snys ifrens £O J1H are found in elegant assortment at prices as low as before the war, if not lower, (•'ray drabs arethe predominating shades, and in rich fabrics they show an elegauce not obtainable in high colors. There art

also on thwniarket many French novel-

graphofMundcn's movements. Allison ties lor ladies' garniture, of which Mr. everv business must be supported bv its a a a a a a and oil their arrival at that place found j,, detail when he returns. that their telegram had the desired ef- -»—»»... feet, and that Munden had been cap-i

THE

tured and placed in durance vile about Graven selling liquor to a person in au hour before their arrival iu the city.

l'ie

remarkable case was tried

before Judge Thomas, of this city, in the Fountain Circuit Court at Covington this week. It was a suit for slander

case of the State against John

goes to Esquire Pursell, and set

trial this morning at 10 o'clock.

corps of the loleoo oorhecs for the plaintifl ami Judge Bis- week, before Judge Thomas. The jail inclusion that thev

Tin: engineer ^t. Lou in Kiiilroiu! returned from Illiuoir- tine for the defendant. Another suit for practically fiui-hed, at a cost of some lat .Monday, having completed a survey slander is pending between the .same par-1 $)0,000. I'f the line from Khelbyville to St. I,ouis.1 ties, but with their positions reversed, route, which is much more direct Mark now suing Giles. This latter suit •••than any other route, is the main good.

CIIANT.K op VKNIT..—'The case of the State vs. William L. Hrown, for selling intoxicating liquors on Sunday, was called for trial before .Mayor Coons on I Tuesday morning. The defendant nppeared and filed an affidavit for a change of yen lit biased and prejudiced against the defendant that he could not secure a fair and impartial trial. The causc was ,«cnt to Esquire Ramsay, and set for trial at in o'clock on Friday morning, April 3.

I'lior. BUAMRI.KTT, of the postoflice photograph gallery, has been solicited by

to account against his brother,' the publisher of the Carlisle (Kv.) Mrr-

write a scries of essays on pho-

procuring their mother to adminis-j tography for that paper. The Professor ter it to their father, and thus causing his death. Giles brought suit against Mark, as already stated, for circulating many friends, whose appreciation of his this charge. The trial occupied the! proficiency in the art is thus acknowl- .. .. ,, ,, Iii At no houte in the city is therea stock court all of Monday and half of the day edged. of staple and fancy groceries which suruesdav, going to the ju at noon.

was for some time a resident of the country about Carlisle, and while there made

THAT

After being out a short tune the jury re-, expensive but a very troublesome Klock. And it is a dead sure thing that turned a verdict for (.lies the plaintifT, customer. A case is now pending in the

ixnij, ns amazes .it $_,«(• lere iMiuntain Circuit Court involving tlic jjy the way, look at the baskets and wasa ar^e ..rraj j.a ta cut cn|,age validity of the contract under which it bundles of purchase which leave their the cause, headed by Hon D.

Was

buiii. The cause is set for trial next

Tilk followii letters have lieen retained in the postoflice for want of postage: President A. Crittenden, Parker Col. Institute, Brooklyn, N". Y. Robert Hill, care of Alfred Hill, I^banon

alleging that the Mayor was so of carrying concealed weapons, preferred

Ox th

STOLEN-.—Kroin A. II.

(tcrard, in this city, on Friday, March ^7. a light iron gray horse, lfJ hands high, tail rather short, slightly knee sprung iu left leg, right eve darker than the leit, and eight years old. A liberal

•STAMPS

IIAUVEY TISSI.EY

residence, three miles Tuesday evening and broke a bone in one •of her legs just above the ankle. Her father, Dr. Dunn, of Frankfort, fortunately was here on a visit ami bet the bone. !?he is now doing well.

THE dead body of a colored icfant was found :.t the foot of the hill on the valley pike last Tuesday evening. Preparations were being made for a Coroner's inquest yesterday afternoon.

TK41i MA ITKKS.

Shoes for children at Jo Challis', Main street, opposite the Court House.

liUI LDKRS, for hardware go to Campbell it Tinsley's.

Kli Kahn has a large stock of gents' furnishing goods, to which he confidently calls the attention of the public. It comprises a full and complete assortment and is being sold at low figures.

Mat Klein's stock of watches, clocks aud jewelry has never been equaled in this city.

(io to A.AV. liin lord's for a fine cigar.

Prescriptions will be accurately filled by an experienced druggist recommended by the best physicians of Indianap-

Rleaehing and pressing done promptly at Mrs. F. H. llanna's. st

Smith & llamrick are now prepared to have their claims as druggists tested. Their stock comprises every thing known to the retail trade in the way of drugs and medicines, paints, oils, rubber, goods, window glass, toilet articles, &c. Mr. Smith was known at Indianapolis as one of the best prescription druggists in the city, ample testimonials of which fact he brings with him to his new field of business. It is their design to make the compounding of prescriptions a specialty. The fact should be remembered.

The (ilobe White Lead is the best, at A. W. llinford's, lU-w-f

Esmeralda.

He leaves a young wife, J. Vance, of this city,]

Cigars of the choicest brands at the new drug store.

ALL KINDS of hardware rrrylnw for CASH at Campbell it Tinsley's.

Mrs. F. 11. Hanna's millinery store is the only place in the cilv where bleaching and pressing is done. st

Fine smoking tobaccos at A. W. Hinford's.

The Spring stock of boots ami shoes just received at Jo Challis' is not surpassed in this city for variety and quality and cheapness. Men and women, boys and girls, people of all sices and sizes, can be suited there.

Physicians' prescriptions compounded

rank orncll I-ranklin, I-N. with great care at Smith it Ilamrick's

liofT Madi- new drug store. Isaiah HunDr. Entrikin, who is lecturing on physioloiry at Eltzroth Hall every evening, can be consulted during his stay in this city at room No. 31, Richardson

House, upon all medical ami surgical cases. Office hours from 8 A.M.

New

lor

ior

Ind. Miss Delia Carroll, No. street, Cincinnati, Ohio.

llu„i!

JOHN C. BROWN was brought before wecb

Esquire Ramsay yesterday on a -hargc LII(, „ainine

by Jephtha Iioylaml. Brown pleaded

until 4 st 1

New books just received and constantly coming at the City Book Store.

Miss L. J. lliatt, at the Ladies' Bazar on Green street, asks no questions of her customers, whether or not they are Grangers. She goes on the theory that

profits, and that therefore if A, for being a Granger, or for any other reason, gels his goods for less than a fair profit, the difference must be paid by his neighbor B. This is an unfair distinction which she does not propose to make between her customers.

habit of becoming intoxicated was: called before Esquire Ramsay yesterday morning. An affidavit for a change of venue was filed, and the case sent to Wasson it Myers call attention to their Esquire Canine and set for trial next 'stock of dry goods with no little pride. Monday morning. Another case against It full and complete. (Jraves for a like oflcnse was called and a similar affidavit filed. The latter case

I,Clllre

guilty and was taxed with a fine of $.} extended to me by the ladies of the city and costs, amounting in all to (11.80.

nlM

fourth page of this paper will

be found the draft of the gas ordinance as submitted by the representatives of the (ias Company last Fiiday evening. It will come up for consideration next & Son's. Monday night.

fri""efll

Kissingen.

vicinity.

ures, at Dickey it Brewer's.

',r,cw

»"c nothing up to moderate fig

Farmers buy their groceries of Van Sandt it Son because they can get what they want and get it cheap.

To RENT—Two large houses in Crawfordsville, desirably located and suitable for roomers and boarders. Apply to A. C. Jennison. 1.1-tf

Fountain county jail is not only ,that of Wilson it Allen, in Union

I10

„ther house can beat them in prices,

s,„re

,.lst any day will justify the

may not unrenson-

ubly hope to soon be doing the heft of the business in their line.

BUILDING l'.VPKu! Call and see it at Campbell A Tinsley's.

The stofk of ladies' lonncts, hats, ruchings and neck wear at the Bazar on

Green street is complete in every depart**

occur on Thursday and Friday of this

Thc lrtdics are

lllt, Htyl,.9-

striclly f()r cas)l h(

Kissingen, thc new mineral water, at Wilson & Somerville's.

LOHT.—Mrs. I. N". VatiSicklc lost a Allen is rapidly gaining the favor of the gold ear drop with a coral medallion set public. Its sales last Saturday were ima few days ago. The finder will be lib- niense. This is not much of a wonder, erallv rewarded for leaving it at Van however, as they keep a splendid stock, Sickle's jewelry store. sell at low figures and give fair prices for country produce. These are attrac-

Woitnhas been received of the safe arrival of Marion Ornbaun in California. He ha* settled upon a ranche in Meiidocino county.

to the amount of 80 were

canceled at the postoflice during the week ending March 31.

Dl'Ri.vo the week ending March 31, 3,210 letters were delivered at the postoffire in this city.

One hundred walking plows at Gregg

The new grocery store of Wil«on &

lions enough to win in any business.

Those patterns of wall paper nt the Corner Book Store are simply elegant.

(ioltra & Babcock have just opened the largest and stunningest stock of Spring hats that ever bewildered the public gaze. They have everything in season, and show 'em with an enthusiasm that is perfectly irresistible.

ORCANS AND PIANOS-

JOHN A. Hole A|[»nt for

E S E O A Is

New chromos and picture* at Diekey it Hrewcr's.

For an elegant neck tie see (I Babcock's stock.

The nicest and cheapest croquet in town at S. H. Gregg it Son's.

the (ilobe White Icad at BinBuy ford's.

Window glass, p.ints, oils, and a thousand and one other the neiv drug store in the Block.

varnishes things at National

Three hundred breaking plows at Gregg it Son's, all of which must be sold at the lowest cash prices.

Charley hit the nail on the head when he selected the Spring stock of Goltra & Babcock's hat palace, and no mistake. Their styles and prices aienot to be competed with in this part ot the country.

That popular drink, Kissingen, healthful and delightful to the taste, is kept for "ale by Wilson it Somerville.

A. W. Binford has a fine assortment of Handkerchief Extract.

For rubber goods see the new drug store.

Kissingen is healthful and pleasant to the taste. Sold at Wilson it Somerville's.

Kissingen at Wilson it Somerville's

Every thing iu the boot and shoe line is included in Jo Challis' Spring stock, on Main street. Ladies', misses' and children's shoes and gentlemen's boots of all of the best styles and at low prices can be found there.

Wall paper trimmed without charge at Dickey it Brewer's.

A large assortment of brackets at the City Book Store.

If your watch does not keep good time either get it fixed or get a new one at M. C. Klein's. No house in the city can do be'ter at either.

Men's furnishing goods and neck ties in a profusion of style* at Goltra it Babcock's.

For a full assortment of prints, muslins and dress goods Wasson it Myers are not excelled. Their stock is all uew and selling at low rak-s.

Any one who wishes to buy farm implements, hardware, stoves, queensware, house furnishing goods, itc., should call at Gregg & Sou's. They mean business, and no mistake. For cash they will give you bottom prices.

^vothing more elegant was ever seen in the hat line than some of those new styles at Goltra it Babcock's. They are nobby and no mistake. Their silk hat is a joy for ever.

Go to A. W. Bimord for genuine Lubin Handkerchief Extract.

The filling of prescriptions will be made a socially at Smith & Ilamrick's new drug store, National Block.

None surpass them in hats, caps and gents' furnishing goods. We of course refer to the incomparable stock at Gol trait Babcock's hat palace.

Rubber goods in great variety Smith & Hanirick's drug store.

aiLBERT, tli« Unrlvnlc-d

Containing EU y't, Patent Solo stopr,

The matchless Vox Humana," and the wonderful "Vox Jubilante. '7 AcknnwU»ilj{* il

STANDARD ORGAN of the WORLD.

4.S.OOO Rhtl in u?e Al-o ajjent for the

"Valley Gem," "Hallett & Davis" and the "Decker" Pianos*

Ever) mMnmii-nl k«|U p.-rlVW r.'pnn fur 5 vi-nrs. Soii.l forun Illustrate,! Cktaingno, free,

Wasson it Myers are not selling off old stock. Their goods are bran new, direct from New York, and are being «old at .bargains.

ir. II. AltNOI„I, TruvclliiK SiilcHinnn.

Salesroom No. i, tireen streel, C'UAWKOItHSVIIXE, 1M).

ultra it

Those elegant patterns of wall paper the ladies were discussing the other evening came from Foote's, where there is an abundant supply, as well as a trimmer with which they trim it free of charge.

Darter & Bro. are prepared to fill all orders from builders and others for poplar. walnut, oak aud all kinds of finishing lumber. This will all be furnished promptly at the lowest cash prices. 1 .'t-2

The best way to secure and keep domestic bliss is to go down and buy a charter emporia cook stove of Gregg & Son's. It never fails.

Mrs. Hanna has received a part of her millinery stock for the Spring trade, and is looking for a full supply in a few days. Meanwhile orders for bleaching and pressing receive prompt attention, st

invitcd* to call

All goods sold

allcc wf

(e for a con,inu-

the liberal patronage hitherto

Challis' Spring stock, embracing

ladies', misses' and children's shoes of every description, and men's fine boots and shoes, just received, is being sold at reduced prices. Main street, opposite the Court House. s:'

Speaking of the well known clothing and furnishing house of Hcilkain & Kenney, West Washington street, Indianapolis, the People says:

George Heitkain has returned from thc principal eastern cities, whither lie went several days ago for his Spring stock, and for an evidence of fine taste in the selection of goods, an inspection of his magnificent slock is proof conclu sive. At no time since the opening of this mammoth clothing and merchant tailoring house has as fine a stock of goods been bought for it as this last new invoice of Spring and Summer poods. Special attention has been given in the selection of men aud boys' clothing, his stock in this line being one of the finest ever brought to this city. Also in gents' furnishing goods there is no house in the State that can show any costlier or finer goods in this line than Heitkain, as a glimpse at his show ease will prove, In piece goods his patrons may iest assured his entire stock is mo«t excellent, consisting of all the latest, best and most stylish patterns, such as delight the eye of the connoisseur and as non« but strictly first class, practical workmen are em' ployed, you are morally certain of getting a strictly first class fit.

Elegant jerfumed soaps and fancy toilet articles at Smith it Ilamrick's drug store.

Ladies will find a fine line of alpacas and mohairs at C. M. Crawford's.

IKON AND STEEL, a big stock verylow far cash at Campbell it Tinsley's.

Dickey & Brewer have a mammoth stock and a multitude of styles of wall paper, all to be trimmed free for customers.

A fine lot of stationery, including the new and elegant styles of note paper and envelops, at the Corner Book Store.

For ready m.tde clothing, out of good material, cut and finished in a style not surpassed at the best merchant tailoring establishment, and at prices 2.5 to 40 per cent, lower, see Eli Kahn's stock in the Fisher Block. He makes no distinction in price, except to sell cheaper than any other house in this part of the State.

Dickey it Brewer are agents for Indianapolis, Cincinnati and Chicago daily papers.

Prescription* accurately compounded at Smith Ilamrick's new drug store.

Latest styles of hats at bottom prices at Cioltra & Babcock's.

Fifty corn planters and drills at Gregg it Son's mammoth hardware house.

09,000 envelops, at Dickey & Brewer's, comprising all sires and styles.

To get a neat fitting shiifteave a measure at Goltra it Babcock's.

Esmeralda cigar for 5 cents.

For a No. 1 watch see Mat Klein's Jewelry Hall, where is also a varied assortment of elegant jewelry and fine plated and silver ware.

The nobbiest hats of the season are at (ioltra it Babcock's hat palace. They are ahead on gentlemen's furnishing goods also.

150 different persons could buy wall paper at Dickey it Brewer's, and no two of them get the same style, so great a variety have they, all trimmed free of charge.

New styles of hats of the most taking kind and at low prices at Goltra & Babcock's.

To Itvtnin jj:.

A vigorous nervous system, occasionally partake of Atwood's Quinine Tonic Bitters. They prevent or counteract dyspepsia, inactivity of the liver, vertigo, lowness of spirits, disturbed sleep, loss nf nppotito and itfiility of tli** ntmiacli. Apothecaries have them.

MARRIED.

Mi'OIA'UK—SWITZKR—' yun«Iuy nfl'Tiioon, ftt the of the fathfi, by Kev. L. 8. Btinklcf, Mr. Jacob A. Mt'Ol'irc, of Wuvnetown, to IhqWI SwitAer, of WVlcy

ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Wt* arc HtUhot uoil to Announce Juiim'm II en ton

it can'ti«i»U*

lor Councilman from tho Third

wnr«l, Mibjc-t to ihe oj tlw voter* *t the

TAYLOK IU*KI'*IN(»ToN

I.H A

II. RU'KCANlNK i« cj»n.|j«|at«' fot Cily Tren?'Iircr, subject tn the dorMm, «,f the vot«»m »t the M:«» t-lerlion.

J. M.TK'MTMAN is enniilnte for Treasurer of Montgomery county on the one term principle, subject to the dceiMon of the Republican nominating convention.

JOHN W. RAMSAY condi'lute for Mi»vor of thucify of CrnHTord*ville.

KM CuMI'TON is candidate tor M.it'nhsd of the City of Cr*vrfnrdsville.

GROCERIES.

New Firm! New Room!

AND

New Goods!

FARMERS

Wherr

will

l»e fAumt Urge mil w(-ll st-i.14'11

lock of

liOth

»tnplc

Rtnl

good?.,

1 to Ihe wimtx of

ftdnpt our intention

part* ol

TAPESTRY BRUSSELS,

tlie market

No. 5

rundnUCe for

Councilman from th Seroinl wnrd, Ir«wl'op|j«rille, Mihj»*ct to the veto of the people nt the Muy election.

A. J. McCLKLLANP is «'iwiiihit* for Jonntv TreuMiret, Piihject t«» the ileei*ion of the Hcjmb". licHii iiointimtin^convention.

rJ"

Exchange Grocery

We tnke thi* method of informing the eititens of CrnwtonUvihe nnti vicinity, that w« ha\e opened Urge «toek of

GROCERIES

In the comtnodiouH corner n»om in the

IM(» BLOCK,

Xnrlh WnNhinglon Nlml,

t-r-hp,'mllv,

Hfiuicy

um people. In fni-t, it'i.H

lo keep out li'.OL-U full Iti nil il*

First-class Goods,

And will inrieftvor lo »el! the ."tune NU*h figures

cannot f»il to *eenre

litem) hlmre of the put*

ronnge of thin community. We do

elnim

to huv«

the Mock, «nd entertRin disposition to Hell the mime

At hh

low figure*

H*hke

the

niArket.

poodn can

It i*»

had in

HIHO

our in notion to buy and

sell everything in ihe iine of

Counti Produce

And hereby extend ft Jpeeml invitation to the

A E S

To cull

MM,

liHVe to

and hring with them any thin# they

nell.

We will pity the h^heM price pn*.

*iblc in ea-h, or ei«*h«nge you anything in our line tot the

LOWEST CASH RATES!

WernennwhM wemy. Our ni'»tto i^:

Sqnare Dealim-'Live and LelLive.'

We would nl«o*ay, that ire have secured the *er*ieen a« h«lef»mun, the peoples' fnror'te

F. R. NlmpttOM,

BOOTS

T. S.

O O S

Mr.

who will he found at all times

remlv tn on rou in hi- unual friendly mm-

"\^"ilson Allori.

CARPETS AND WALL PAPER.

Great Attractions! N E W S E S SPLENDID PATTERNS UNPARALLELED BARGAINS!

Campbell & Harter

Arc now Hrerii lng their Xcw Stock of

Carpets and Wall Paper

For tlic Spring Trade. Xewcwt Patterns In

TAPESTRY INGRAIN,

BODY VEXITIAN,

PLAIN YENITIAN,

WOOL INGRAIN,

WORSTED INGRAIN,

Having Vovtgf^t tliesc (*oocls pvevious to

the riso in Wool, are prepared to sell

tliem at rates from IO to 15 per cent. lelov

Cottage Carpets as low as 25 cents. In

grains, 55, 75 and OO cents to Sjtl. A large

assortment of Oil Clotlis in all Avidtlis, and also a new and elegant stock of wall paper,

nil of wliicli is offered at very low prices.

NEW DRUC STORE

The New Drug Store

S O 1 E N E A

NKRI:NI:NCK8 itv PEIIMISSIOX: INDIANAPOLIS, February, 1874. Mr. Robert. C. Smith, having formed a partnership with Mr. W. S. Hamrick, of Greencastle, to carry on a Retail Drug Uusiness in Crawfordsville, we cheerfully.. recommend him to the public as a competent, careful prescriptionist and druggist.' Having been in our employ over three years, we know him to be well worthy of the confulencc and uatronaire of the people of Crawfordsville and vicinity.

prescription druggist. We are sorry to lose him from our city. S. P: COLLINGS, M. D. I cheerfully endorse Ir. Collings' recommendation of Mr. Robt. C. Smith.

Our Prescription Department is Complete and Open at All Hoars*

FARM IMPLEMENTS-

& A I N & 0

Demre to call the attention of the farmers of Montgomery county to their stock ot

PLO "W

Particular attention is called to their

ALL. OAST PLOW,

Which they warrant to do work equal to any chill plow,

PRICE, #12* TIIEY HAVE ALSO THE

Imperial Breaking Plow, Campbell Corn Drill, and Sulky Attachment for Plows.

By means of Our SXJLKY ATTACHMENT a man can ride and plow without increasing the draft, while at the same time securing the advantage of plowing at a uniform depth in all kinds of ground.

BOOTSANDSHOTFT

VN1

DUAX^KllS IN

In Nt.,

'fnriii

COTTAGE and HEMP.

NATIONAL HANK BLOCK,

Oi'svNvfoi'clsville, Intl.

With New and Complete StocV of

Pure Dings and Medicines, Wines and Liquors for Medical Purposes, Paints, Oils, and Tarnishes, Window Glass, Brushes of Every Description, Combs, Lamps, Carriage, Batli, and School Sponges, Stationery, &c., &c, &c.

We are also Wholesale and I to tail Agents for Every Description o'

E O O

Which we will sell at the lowest living prices.

We invite KtnhJcrp, Fanner*, !n-J hvervhoily to n« nohU, and he convinced that

Wc BUSINESS SMITH & HAMRICK.

WITT & SURFACE.

IXDIANAPOMH, February, 1874.

I cheerfully recommend Mr. llobt. C. Smith as being :i careful and competent

JAMES S. ATHON, M. D.,

Late Supt. rnsane Hospital and Secretary State of Indiana.

A E S

SHOES

KELLEY & 00.

S O E S

Crnwfordwvlllt't Xnc1»«

Al.r..MW-k Ol r,»dy m.d. Bool,, Sho». Slippy, 0..m Boot.. .W

l-i rt.p»irin«

onflanlljr on han1

th.n,