Crawfordsville Weekly Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 19 September 1874 — Page 4

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JSaturdag firming Journal.

T.H.B. McCA IX and J\ ~T. TAI.BOT, Publisher*.

Crawfordsville, Saturday, Sept. 19,1874.

REPUBLICAN TICKET.

Ktnlc.

For Secretary of State, WILLIAM W CURRY, Of Vigo County.

For Auditor of State, JAMES A. WILDMAN. Of Howard County.

For Sup't of Public Instruction, JOHXM. BLOSS, Of Flovd County.

For Attorney General, JAMES C. DENNY, Of Knox County.

For Judire of Supreme Court. ANDREW L. OSBORN, Of T/iporte County.

For Representative iti Consrre.-v-, Hh I T. J. CASON, Of Boone County.

For Prosecut'ng Attorney, 22d Circuit, ARID F. WHITE, Of Parke county.

For Joint Representative of Montgomery and Parke counties, JOHN OSBORNE, of Parke county.

County.

For Representative, PETER S. KENNEDY.

For County Clerk,

a THEODORE 1). BROWN.

For Auditor,

JAMES M. SIMPSON.

For Treasuier,

ANDREW J. SHULAB.

:1 For Sheriff,

WILSON HUNT.

For Surveyor,

JOHN McCLASKEY,

For Commissioner, SAMUEL HUTTON.

For Coroner,

JAMES IIEATON. Sr.

GOLD EX WORDS.

I hair not qinen, nor »•ill I hwnfter,

mmcinghj ijivt:, one vote for any lam that 'jives capital the advantage over labor or th doex not fully protect the producing cIhm.

The 'perpetuation and prosperity of the Government, if nothing more serious, de:cndis upon the wwc of thin question. Ij Cong res do justice, and stand by the Right. Let the hard pan stickler fur a gold basis remember that there are other creditors of the Xatiun than the. bondholder—those who have periled their lives to Hive the Union, who are to-day demanding not gold redemption, but that jetre.l which it above all price, the redemption of right and justice, the protection of labor and industry, the equality of the laws for all, rich and poor alike.—Hox.T.

THE

J. CASOX.

first number of the Rensselaer

.Republican was issue! yesterday.

R. W. STEWART,

a Benton county

dealer in musical instruments, has a page advertisement in the Frankfort Crescent. Juat think of a merchant in a one-horse town like Oxford occupying a whole page of a newspaper with his advertisement and keeping branch stores at Marshfic'd, Attica, Hoopeston and Frankfort.

fx the article ou our school funds on the inside of this paper appears an error which was overlooked by the proof reader. In the table the interest iu two or three cases is computed at 8 per cent, where it should have been 7. The error is immaterial, as it does not affect the allowing which the table was designed to make.

LAST Thursday was a big day for the Indianapolis exposition. A procession of six hundred wagons representing nearly every business and trade in the city paraded the streets, making the grandest display of the kind ever witnessed in the State. The exposition is fully equal in every respect to that of last year, and in many things greatly superior.

IF the Republicans of this State should organize and at a given signal seize the office and seal of the Governor and take possession of the county offices now held by Democrats we should have a state of affairs which would no moie justify the inteference of the General Government than that of Louisiana does now. There had been a contest over the election 'here, but that had been settled in the he only way known for such settlement ong ago, and it is too late for the defeated party to open the contest again any shape, much less to resort to viopuce as it has done.

THE candidates for the Legislature in Vigo county weie receutly interrogated as to their position on the proposed repeal of the Baxter law. The Democrats respond by lavoring the repeal and the Republicans by opposing it. This is the I case in nearly every county. It matters little how good a temperance man a

For Treasurer of State, JOHN B. GLOVER, Of Lawrence County.

Democratic candidate may be, if he ac-

cepts a nomination he accepts the plat-

form also and Baxter lav.

JOHN K.

VERY

must vote to repeal the

cepted by the Democrats of this county

and become the regular candidate. He is a life loug Democrat and a farmer,! though he was twice elected Treasurer of Parke county, in 18-r5 and 1857. His father's family was among the earliest settlers of the county. His competitor is John Osborne, who is a Wo a resident

of 1 arkc county, a farmer and an excel-

ent

umn*

4 THE CRAWFORDSVILLE SATURDAY EVENING JOURNAL.

system. all

counties in the Slate. These reports show the aggregate net cost of tiie County Superintendents for the past year has been $21,SSti,71 less than that of County Examiners the previous year. Theexpensesof the Superintendents are somewhat greater but their collections of school funds more than make up the difference.

few even of the Democratic pa

pers justify the revolutionary proceedings of the Fenn party in Louisiana. The

Cincinnati Enquirer*ays: It would be difficult to name a spot on

SAMUEL D. SMITH.

For Assessor,

the face of the earth where the demand for political wisdom, ordinary common sense, average sagacity,, for the ability to I look a mile or two out of one's circle, and a week or two beyond the present moI ment, is in a greater exce of the supply than in the sunny half of the United

The South is given over to folly.

\r-r.\.nrv .,„,i

McLneij and

or and Lieutenant Governor, seized upon I ^E,NEC'

the offices of the Kellogg government and

state of affairs, establishing the McEnery I

elicited from President Grant a proclama-

ists were commanded to disperse.

ThursJay General Emory, the commander of the United States forces nt New Or-

THE SCHOOL FUNDS AG AIX. "A Reform Democrat" contributes another chapter this week to the history of the management of the school funds in tbiscounty. It should be borne in mind that the charges made against the Audit- 'jel,eror in these communications are not the I work of a political opponent. They arc brought by a Democratic official who Boys, before

discovered the discrepancies and the gen-

funds while in the discharge of duties imposed upon him by the law. The defense of "L' Homme Qui Rit" last week is not the kind of defense called for when such serious charges are made against a public officer. It is no defense of Mr. Watson to ridicule Mr. Clodfelter. The latter is a public officer as well as the former. His duties are defined by law as well as those of Mr. Watson. Among the most important of those duties is that of investigating the condition of

fl tX

.MII.I.KR, the nominee 'of' the U01LLO business, but they do not like to link-pendent convention in Parke county

tor Joint Representative of Parke and

Montgomery, was in town last Wednes-

day. Mr. Miller will probably be ac-

see

erent:e t,r

ense

!nni

iictcr !lml are intc:!,!ed l:

States Ephraim is joined to his idols. The situ- ,, ation in Louisiana oilers ample proof of

0 en

Dissolution Notice.

The firm of J. C. Snyder, Son & ,Co. lias been dissolved bv mutual con-

sent,

THE Indianapolis Sentinel i# :I curious the school funds. Mr. Clodfelter has School Books at Dickey «fe Brewer's. JEWELRY. specimen ot a Democratic paper. It reads Voorhces out of the party, favors County Suporintendency, thinks farmers the most favored class in the community at the present time, and justifies the Louisiana revolution.

WHY //A RXE IX)TED FOR BAXTER BILL. In the Brevier Legislative Reports for present low prices.

lh he lhought the bm

wishes of his constituents

TuEnew State Superintendent of Pub- Uaruey, when his naiiib was called, lie Instruction has completed the work

1 sh t0

,nf"rce

the short-sightedness of our Southern I 'orawr5)"g '-bat is done to friends, who are stupidlv making them- !p.!li,on' !r

virUu

by legislation. It so happened that 1 was a member of ihe committee which reported the law now in force. The present law worked well for a lime, but the time has come to change it in order to adapt it to the present condition of the .State. If I were left to submit a bill on this subject 1 would not take this one. This law would not be my first choice. If I were to select a law, I would take one which would not include vinous and malt liquors. But liquor sellers will not accept such a law nor will they live up to ii, and the temperance men will not be satisfied with it therefore it would be inoperative. Seeing this condition of affairs, and deeming myself that there should be a change in the temperance law of the State I shall vote for the bill which the temperance men of tiie State are in favor of and intend to enforce. There is one provision in the law mixed up with the crude provisions, to which I give- niy hearty consent. That is the provision which emancipates woman from the condition in which she has hitlihcr to sue her. For that

ef''.

selves our enemies. provision would secure my vote over I ————i— other objections. Women htve hereto-j TROUBLE IX LOU1SIAX {. fore been victims without means of de.r tense, and this provision gives nor the I

A \ery bad state of affair* exists privilege of entering the courts to re Louisiana. Two years ago there was an dress her grievances. As far as my personal relations are concerned, I have

a S a

fleers. The party with Kellogg at its head for Governor was declared the victor, but the result was contested by the McEnery party. Kellogg has remained the de facto Governor of the State and been recognized by the United States authorities until last Tuesday, when an armed partv, headed by Penn, the defeated candidates for

°tljer. I shall vote aye.

made no pledges to one clan or another and feel free to vote the way I think best reflects the wishes of my constituents. I vote "aye."

J. 0. Snyder and Frank Snyder re-j

iKtnsfnrfinvpm tinng. 1 hose knowing themselves in-' ,,, Uatestor Govern- ., sold by S. H. Gregg & Son.

T'IE

acc!)unt'i

in a single dav completely reversed tliei .T.

ick

tion on Tuesday in-which the revolution-! 37W2. 1.

O11

in their possession. The demand was ''or^sv'l"e an^ vicinity will watch with complied with under protest, the revoiu-

tionists asserting that while they had no desire to enter into a controversy with

^RM P'ease settle their

with

C-

men in all of the State and many of the The bu.,i.ip'-='w ill be on a cash basis Span's. local offices. /This revolutionary step

iU1(J will

C. SXYDEH,

I KAXIC FTN YDKTi, I

II'SAAC:

not vary. Small profits and

returns is the way .to keep friends.

Kfi^ky

nterest ie

& Co

OH" for a \CH Stock.

leans, made a formal demand of McEnery ^Chicago to purchase her Fall stock of and Penn for the surrender of the offices

Miss L. J. I-Jiatt, of the izar, is off

,ier

Goods. The ladies of Craw-

arrival of this stock.

MAY A TIIOIIIJIM"

the National Government they were un- dred dollars will pay for a lot in this new best of style at

willing that the State should again pass addition, and it is only 4 squares east of' nailery. into the control of Kellogg. Further de- Washington street.* velopments will be looked for with interest. The purpose of the National Government to discharge its plain duty in protecting the Kellogg authorities has been declared in unmistakable terms. If McEnery and his followers do not disband and discontinue their revolutionary attempts they will of course be compelled to take the consequences of National interference.

Addition.

School Hooks! School Itookn! Every thing in the school book and stationery line at the Corner Book Store,

School Books at Dickey & Brewer's.

LOTS of new hardware just received from the East at Campbell & Tinsley's.

You can get the Plantation at the P. .0. Lobby for five cents.

Birdsell Clover Huller is sold by S. H.

„l

ed 10/ bushels

ill

hooks

10 hours, and 2,715

bushel in 60 days. \a m„„i, I

Xo machinery pays

School P.ooks at Dickey fc Brewer':

you buy vour school

writing naner

II ,, UOUKSI, iliiig paper or any otner sta-

eral loose management of these sacred tionerv. call in at tlm r!nm».

J...V

tionery, call in at the Corner Book Storp 'l10

up with the times, has already for Fall

trade a large and choice stock of every'

thing in the clothing line. A fine and complete stock of boys' and children's clothing, gents' clothing and furnishing

Go to Wilson & Allen's for your fruit jars. Their assortment is full and prices unequaled by any. 37w2

discharged his duty, and il he has discovered bad management it is aUo his duty to make the discovery public. To attempt to bring him into ridicule for doing the very thing which the law com- Mrs. M. Sidener is now prepared to do pels him to do is to manifest a lamenta- stamping in all the latest styles for Braidble waut of respect for the obligations of ing and Silk Embroidery. 82tf the oflicial oatli of a public offioen If there was any good reason why the interest on the school funds should remain RUBBER delinquent from year to year, as the Tinslev's. County Superintendent charges, it! You can get the Plantation at the P. should have been given. To say "scat" O. Lobby for five cents. to Mr. Clodfelter is a very poor answer' to the accusations he makes. Such an answer will do Mr. Watson far more in- Charley Uoltra is in New York. New

School Books at Dickey & Brewer's.

Jur than t!ie charges themselves. 1 eo- goods are arriving dully, the only compie will submit for a long time to what plete stock in the city. Hats and caps everybody would say was a loose way of for men, boys and children. Prices lower doitii

sentiment treated with indif-

contempt, and this latter of-j

j11^ what Mr. Watson's friend

"L'Homme

Qui Rit" would make him

tlian ever.

P' 1 for

seen tiie

vor of the Baxter bill. It will be

"P1"5"

AINT~at~Cji pbe 11 &

School Books at Dickey & Brewer's.

T. J. Dolan has refitted up the old Hughes stand on Main street and has purchased an entire new stock of groceries and ft is astonishing to every body how cheap he sells his goods. Whether he T1IE

the public, so lonti as he sells them at the It would be a good

1878 is the following speech from Hon. to get his prices before buying el.seJ. F. Harney, Senator from Montgomery I where. 37w2.

county, in explanation of his vote in fa-

^j10 spectacle in use go to M.

0. Klein.

vote

give. In my public life I have not been

commenced by his lamented predecessor regarded as a par excellence temperance showing the cost and efficacy of the I mail. 1 have always doubted the efficacy ]{c- 'aw-s that are sumptuary iu their charports are submitted from nearly all the

The Howe sewing machine sold low down for cash at Miller's Block. 3ltf

New goods, new styles and new prices at the hat store of. Goltra & Babcock.

Ten good cigars at the P. 0. Lobby for 25 cents ea^h. ..-:V.

Remember the inducements oilered to persons wishing good pictures at Willis' gallery.

Everybody goes to the Corner Book Store for anything nice and cheap in that line.

all prices at Campbell

SHOT GUN' & Tinsley's.

Durbon pump the best in use, Cheap for cash, at Miller's Block. :{Itf

Farmers Friend Grain Drill is sola by S. H. Gregg & Son. Every farmer should see it. 33w5.

WHITE LEAD and Oil, the best iu town, at Campbell & Tinsley's.

Any one buying a package ot coffee at Fry & Sheau's may become the owner of an eight day clock worth six dollar*.

School Books at Dickey & Brewer's.

See that fine stationery iu the show window at Dickey & Brewer's.

Mates and inks at Dickey & Brewer's.

School Books at Dickey & Brewer's.

If you want anything in the grocery line go to Fry & Sheaivs.

Ten good cigars at the P. 0. Lobby for 20 cents cash.

New line of shirt collars ami culls Goltra & Babcock's.

The Rotary'soft coal bn

promptly. Best stock of clocks in town at M.

Klein

KI:I.SKV'.

Goods sold cheap for cash nt' Fry &

For school books and fancy stat ionery to the Corner Book Store.

Wheat drills at S. H. Gregg & Son's lower than any place in town. Call and examine. 3Gw2

Fresh bread every day at Fry & Sliean'i.

The photo porcelain is the new, and, because the best, fast becoming the most

Two hundred and fifty to three hun- fashionable, and they are put up in the

3Gw4

IVIiss £lixa Harmon,

MUSIC TEACHER, Piano, Organ anil Heloileoil,

nvc. o-

IJ.WV.

liuhiinn

them or not, is not a question for

aiul

Cor. fin-en Si.

ise burner is 37w4.

Bramblett'a

postoffice

MUSICAL.

and Wabash Av.

SPECIAL NOTJCES.

The Jlo^i lVoiitlcrfiil Discovcrr or Hie loth t'cnmrj y-J int. s. i».

Ameriomi 7111k Cure

Kor Consumption and Diseases of the Throat

Gregg & Son. One machine made $1,800 k'^i in'^e Jol-hf" A,^b9Ht^emforCcTd°Lilei the first season, another machine thresh-

0|1- cures Asthma, Bronchitis, in-

cipicnt Consumption, Kiuht 8weat9, Loss of

Shortness of Breath, Cat«rrh, Croup

.per

CoJ'J".,..c t('-

j?."

fcw

Price

hnuie. Also,

,'J3Wli. I»K. N. ». HOWE'S. Arabian Tonic Blood Purifier, Which ditrers from all other preparations in the immediate action upon the Liver, Kidneys and

«ti,«r makes_pure, rich blood, it

v^uriiLr nooh. oiore.

Vitality,

Eli Kahn, the proprietor of the Fisher ftoi.T. Tril'e fri'AIT O',"'

Block clothing establishment, always »R. N. ». IIOH'K'M

ARABIAN

to call and examine his stock. 37w2 cM,ni"

magic:

Hlo»d. It is purely vegetable, cleanses the sys-

te o1

Impurities, builds it right square up,

cures

scrofulous

diseases of all kinds, removes constipation and

I reguintos the bowels. For nervous debi

,lOW'1".

Por nervous debility, lost

iirmory

diseases

and

broken

,,. »r« liver pills,

down

I a I

con-

WFE,«H«

Tliey cleanse tbe liver and stomach thoroughly, remove constipation, contain no calomel nor

Tliey cleans Iv, remove co any other injurious ingredient,"and "act "liiiicklv upon these or^anx without producing pain or weakness. Price 2', ccntn i)er box. jier box. use nil three

Consumptives should

goods just as nice as can be found any 'li.nfopi, d,w..i«t so. where and as cheap. No one wishing,! anything in the clothing line should fail lex ci.aKsf.Xw

of the

agent for

York,

Cll,e

r«r

Ingrowinij: Nail

THE FINEST and l.AIKiEST STOCK

W atclies, Clocks, Jewelry, Silverware

AND

FTIL.Willi th" Sheriff

in I'moii lilock, up

stairs, Crawford.-

AT LAW, Cr:iwforL«vi)!»% In»i 'ill floor Phmnix Block, cornor room

]{. li. F. PEIKCE,

ATTOHNKYWilll,AW.prompt

j.2T:

... E TOITON,

DF.NTls

M'CLUI.LAND, M. D. E. N. COWAN, M. L.

CLELLAND & COWAN,

PRACCTICINGlnd.

Physicians mid Surgeons. Craw-

fordsvilie, Ofliee, 'J doors west of the .lostotfiee, on Main street, ground fluor. 'iimO

31. L. DASS, 31. D.,

DEVOTKS

his entire atlentjon to the practice

of medicine. Cabs attended tonight or tiny. Otii-e and residence on Main treet, vest of X. Wasson's store

DR. DETC 1 SON,

I^BCOGIST and Ph inniteiiisi, No. ?,l, l-'irlio

of chronic disease?. The ed imd reliable remedie.tnent of every cn.«e.

EDUCATIONAL.

M. E. CLODFELTER,

SI'I'EUINTEN'I'ANT

of the Schools of Mont

gomery county. Office in re irof the Recorder's ofhue'in Union Block, Onuvfordsvillc, In.l. Exatniniition of applicants tor teacher's license takes place on the last Saturday in each month,

___ FRUIT TREES

jr i^ 511:1 S OF—

Fruit & Ornamental

TREE8, FOR .SALE BY

A a

Crti-wforcls-v-lfie, Intl. Apples 3 years old 15 eenta each. Penrs, first class 50 Pears, second class in Cherries, first class 40 Cherries, second cla-s 25

And other articles in proportion.

PAINTERS.

T. H. WINTON & SONS.

trramers aild Glaziers,

Plain and Ornnmertal,

.v ij I

(CcleliratrU IHUIIIOIMI)

In the Citv at

PRICES liOW- AH Goods Guaranteed and Engraved Free of Charg«.

WATCH IIEPA1K»U MADE A SPEOIAITY

ATTORNEYS.

K. 0. SNYDER.

ATTOISNKY

.- weal estate.

rille,

JOHN R.

-Ol,llTsKV

PAUL CV COURTNEY,

ATTnttNKYS

AT J.WV Office, K. Mtin

StCraw t'oiMsvillo, Indiana.

JAMES M. I IIDMI'SON.

It. THOMPSON. Nomrv l'tiMie.

THOMPSON & THOMPSON,

ATTOKNEYS

AMI CUT'N.SEI.EOHS AT LAW.

aii'l I iriicnil Collecting Agc-nl.-. ortic« No.] •s Ku-t Mum "tred. (i)'l"1"1"' limine. A C. JENNISON,

ATTORNEY

AT LAW, No. Mu.n Hir.-L-t,1

Cniwl'onUvil|i. Imi C. L. THOMAS,

ATTUKNKY

AT Crawlordsville, Ind.Miin, ..• It |f.,f ootlice over Mrs. Hanni.'s store, entrance:

Siono Front, givo utt tent ion to busines.- in ll the u«urts til Montgomery county.

\V. I». HKI-TO.S. M. W. BKt'Nta.

JJR1TT0X & RRUNER,

TTOKNEYS AMI t'H'NSKLLOKS AT LAW, f\ Cnuvtortlsvill",

livl.

Will iitlenil to :ill !eg il

fiusmess entrusted to lieire:ire. Spevinl attention given to collect ions. Al-o to settlements by (iminlians. Executors and Administrators. They will continue the business Soldiers' Claims, Conveyancing and real estate, heretofore conducted bv W P. Britton.

KENNEDY Ar KRUSH,

TTUKNEYS AT LAW, Cnuvlordsville, nul. Success gunrnntefti in all

CAHOS un«lertHU*n

••liiTe he fact* are correctly rej)iesontel: otherwssi* 110 i'rte will l»e chnrgoil. Oolle^tionf miuic in all jnrt?» of tiie United Stntfls at rpftsonnltlo rates. Office, ver Cainpl«ell A Tinsley's llar«l» wareStoro, Pha»nix Block.

DENTISTS.

r, second floor, corner room. Ki-lier'».j Block.Cr:i«lord-vilie. Ind..r«*.-ft-.-t:'«ii 1 iv deii? Ills professionM s-rvu es to t)•=* public.

M. H. GALEY. B. V. .IAI.KI. OALEY BROTHERS,

DEN'TiSI'i,

Crawfordsville, lnd. Utlice, cor

ner Main and Green streets, over Coinei Book Store.

T. 3IcMECHAN,

RESIDENT

DENTIST, Crawfordsville, lnd.,

respectlully tenders bin services to the public. Mono, "Good work anil moderate price*.'1 Please

enil.

Office, over poft-office.

PHYSICIANS.

J. R. DUNCAN, M. D.,

HAVING

lueated in Crnwfords-ville. wnl .le vote hi? entire attention to tbe prartKM* of his pro'ession in sdl it- various branches. Office corner Main and Urcen streets, over the Corner. Book Store. Residence 7-1 East Main street.

A. C. JENNISON'S

Real Estate Agency.

Koal Estate of All Kinds FOR SALE.

VACAST LOTS

I-'i'om 8a00to81,000tt »leoc'

Houses and Lots

S O O O $ 1 0 0 0 0

WlITeieilt S1Z6S illHl at arious Prices.

Renters, Attention!

Stop paying rent, aiwl buy a hoiisv

and lot, or a lot, and hare a HOME of your own.

"There's No Place Like Home.1"

BE YOI'R OWX LANDLORD.

\ou can buy a lot for what- you pay out for rent, in two or three years.

Vacant Lots in all the addi

tions on every side of the city.

Come up and I will show yov,

bargains in lots, houses and

farms, and if I can not suit you

will charge nothing for showing you thy bargains.

•I claim that parties can find what they wish and make bet

ter investments through my

agency than any other place in

town. ilk. C. JENNISON.

Insure Your Property

THE

Block, niakof a ^ipei:_dty ^o^t(ip^tri.*:it:ncnt X!11 ill fits. Co. $10,000,000

•hoiee-t. itio-jt are used 111 the no

Continental 2500,000

Hartford 2.000,000

Firemen's Fiuir 600.000

Ernttkli:i, Indianapolis 300,000

Fair i! :ii': Tor Ccrtiiin Indemnity.

V. C.

I'linlson, Agent. Ust-ni'i

FOR SALE.

ok of

Dry Goods aM General Merchandise.

IV E W OS S.

Montgomery county. In-)., on the I., B. Jt W KJUIWHV,

MILOH

A., L.

i*H^.t of Onnvford^villenuil

of Iii«liunaiv,it9, at the crossing of the

St. 1,. KnihOiid to change lupines*. I offei my entire

stock for w,:h trade f»eond to none in thcountv niu^ide oi'CruwiordMville. I A

WHEAT PRILLS,

CPAMJPION WHEAT DRILLS.

This Drill

T} ^ven quantity it will sow that amouu -tfcxliCT V_/V-F l.iX no more, no less.

sows regular in all kinds of

emm and ground. WHon set to sow any

The

RALSOMINING ANJ» I'EXCILINO not choke, surveys the ground andis eai»Kor the trade. I ly managed. Call and soo them. Pr Sliop, In SfoClellund Hall.

operator can see

Drill feeding from all openings It does

low. S. H.G E.EGG & SOft-