Crawfordsville Weekly Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 3 October 1874 — Page 5

JJaturdaji (Ikeaing Journal.

CITY AM) VICINITY.

T. S. Keniu'dj's Appoint incuts. I'. S. Kenneily, Itcpuhlirnii candidate for tlx? liCgislrtture, will speak at the following times and places

Wesley, Monday, October ~, at 7 clock 1*. M. New Itoss, Wednesday, Olitober 7, at 2 r. M-

Meckville, Wednesday, October 7, at 7 r. M. Fredericksburg, Thursday, October 8, at 2 I'. M. l'arkersburg, Saturday, October 10, at 7 o'clock I'. M.

,,on

The following query and answer will

«rhi» the |K»itL of Mr. ""V"1 "f

the Republican candidate for Joint Rep

resell tat ve of Montgomery and Parke

Mr. Osborn is equally sound on otheri

Yours respectfully, JOHN Osnoi'.N.

RtniAUPSo.N Hot r!"., Oct.

VOl'NTY XKWS AMI UOSSIP

I'loitniint Hill.

—Charlie A. McCiure and Miss Barbara Bever opened school at this place on last Monday. The number of pupils enrolled was sixty. lion. W. S. I.iugle, editor of the La Fayette ('ourirr, made this noble remark not long ago in an address at Meharry's grove "We should never enter the stand or rostrum unless we acknowledge our deep gratitude to those brave soldiers, the defenders and saviors of our country. This I have never failed to do." Those who have heard Mr. Liimle speak can.te.--tify that he truly docs not fail to do so.

Hon. T. ,1. (Jason spoke at this place fin last Saturday evening. He had" a good many listeners, and kept their closest attention till the end. He did not Fpeak to any great length, but his remarks were just to the point. He showed, by his position, that he is obeying the will of the people. The report that he does nothing in Congress is all false. Mr. (Jason will receive a larjje support here. —The ladies of Crawfordsville organized a branch ofiice of the Women's Temperance I'nion at this place last

Wednseday evening. The church wa? well filled and a good organization was effected. Wm. Krug was chosen tempor ary President Bertie Hartness, Vice President and Barbara Bever, .Secretary

One of the meanest tricks we have ever known was served on James A. McCl..re, who lives a few miles north of this place, by one Campbell, of Bethel, Fountain county. On the day of the Grange picnic at Meharry's grove on the 17t.li ul't., Campbell drove a span of mules from that place, about ten miles distant, making them very warm, and on feeding them green corn gave one of tliem the •colic. He asked permission of McCiure to turn into his pasture, which McCiure' who never fails to grant such a favor, granted, also helping him to doctor it till it appeared better, lie left to remain over niihl with a friend, and during his absence the iriulo died. He came with another horse the next day and stole his carriage-away, leaving

v..-McCiure

to drag the animal away and

bury it. —A youth of this neighborhood, late of Kansas, who has seen about fourteen Summers and a Winter or two, boasts ol a foot that he has frequently put in three counties at once. GUY OAMOHI:.

Wnvrlnuil.

—The new Methodist preacher, Rev. J. K. Newliouse, has moved to town this week and occupies J. L. Hanna's house.

Waveland sympathizes with Orawfordsville in the ureal loss tliev have sus-

I lleprc'sentative of Montgomery and I I'arke counties, has been in town lookling after his interests. There is no doubt of his election. He goes from here j. to Crawfordsville. —There will he a temperance meeting at the l're-by terian church on Wednesday night. Oct. 7, (or the purpose of organizing a Woman's Auxiliaiy Temperance I'nion. liev. John Sall'ord, Mrs.

Jos. Milligan and others from ville will be present on that occasion to organize the movement.

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counties, on the temperance .juo^tion. ,,lai.kill^

llollsl-

bn ke a ((f A

awlords-

(}lK|r m(1 sl(),e three {Uy/m |)()Xwj of

Mr.

ask vou to define your p.ition on the on a peace warrant and tried before Es-

on the

•ition of the regulation of whisky eeiling, believing that the voter has the rinhI to exact pledges from the candidate for public ofiice, when the good of locietv is at slake. doll N SAITOUP. .1 no. y. BROWN, 1 (AVID HARTKK. .1A MB8 I IKATON, f5U., .JNO. J. DAUTF.k.

Mil. OSItOltN S HKl'l.Y.

'J'o .l"hu S'tIfoi'ti mui Oih'rs Your iminiry concerning my position on the question of the regulation of whisky selling, is just received. I deem your question a very proper and pertinent one, and my answer is this: That. I am in favor of the principle of local option, believing that intemperance is an evil of gigantic proportion* and that society has a right to protect itself against its withering, blighting, desolating influence. For this purpose I regard the Baxter law as the best which has yet been devised, and shall support it without any mental reservation

E. could not sav certain-

question's.^ taken or not. we know whereof we speak. Bringing I —(in lastSaturdav at the instance nf the windows a whole l.ahinct, ^e.uiWe, the undersigned, friends of the

temperance cause, would respectfully •F,,!in ''.ibin,. am 1 Moore was arretted

question of the regulation of whisky •l «|nire Warbritton and bound over in ins th busy season at which it will exthe sum of $"00 to keep the ]«ace until

the next Circuit Court. INDEX.

Forepaugh and his great aggregation. His exhibition is to visit many of the leading towns in Wisconsin, and cheerfully commend it to the patronage of all our readers in the Badger Slate.' (Krom tlm Uhii'd^o Times.) "We have seen big shows, little shows, and all sort of shows we have been to inenagries and circuses of every kiudano ize we have known the great Barniim in his palmiest days we have seen Dan Rice in his days of glory, but each ami and all of them pale before the magnificent treble show of Forepaugh, which is the most perfect and comprehensive com biuatiou the world has ever seen.'[From th*» rhicaj*o Tribune.]'' "There is no rival to the present great show traveling under the administration of the veteran Adam Forepaugh. The menagrie is of unusual extent and ex cellence. The museum and circus departments are faultless, past criticism not a coarse jest, not a discourteous act was apparent through the entire performance, and it can safely be yisited by respectable people."

iti-:ai) Tin: oriNioNs of rui rtm.Aii:i,1*111A l'ltKHS. "Matchless."—/Julietin. "Grand beyond conception."—1'irw.

"Surpassing all expectations."—Agt. "A splendid scene."—Leihjcr. "The paragon of parades."—Inquirer. "Beyond the power of description."— Gcr. Dan.

"Never parelelled in Philadelphia."— Herald. '•A scene wherein a god should cast his sight, a god might gu/.e and wonder with delight.',— Item.

A N It A I O I A I S

"The show and circus is the largest ever seen in this city."—Gazette. "It is the most complete show in the I world, and at the same time unexceptionable in tone.,'—American and Advertiser. "Barnuni's only rival is Adam Forepaugh in many respect Forepaugh's great aggregation surpasses Barnum's, and is the iincstand largest show ever seen in the city."

AND TIIK WASHINGTON, D. C., l'Al'ERS. I "Forepaugh's aggregation, in every respect, is far ahead of any ami every

tamed in the sail death of J. 1\ (Jump- similar show in America."—(Jhroniclr. "Without question Adam Forepaugh's -Married, on Tuesday, Sept. 2!), by great show is the finest and largest show K«v. ('. B. Allen, Dr. Joseph Donaldson, I the world."—Republican. of l.a-loga, to MissJennic llanna,daugh-i AND nil-. riii.siibR( I'Ai'bit*. ter (if Wm 11...,.m l.\ui I -We cheerfully concede that Adam ,, ur -n ,• Forepaugh has the greatest living me-

LEORJZC W. Miller Im received h.s .« Uuj wor id."-CVW1»tm i«. (•'•iiitnission as postmaster, and took

ohargeof the ofiice Oct. 1. He is moving the office into his hardware store. —John Osborn, candidate for Joint

"There is not a bird or beast mentioned in the Bible that has not its represen-1 tive in the show."—Chronicle, Apr. 28. "Of all the showS that ever visited our

city, none of then certainly hear comparison with what Mr. Forepauuh presented to the people."—lH.yxitch, May 1.

Mead what (.'ol. Phillips, a well known politician and editor in the fc'tate of Indiana writes of the Great Forepuugh fSliow

"It is our pleasure to say of this niiignifieent establishment thai it is a better show on the .street than many of them under the canvass, While at Washing-

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-—On last Friday night two thieves or curiosity. The w.igons,o! themselves, entered the house of Isaac Sharp through I area good .-.how. Such georgeous strucan open window and relieved him «»f have never before passed through ..0 rp. -i.., ihiscounty and we promise all that when about *8..0. 1 he same n.d.t they stole

ry ami took all the eatables they wanted :,n

show was there four con

secutive days. The procession of wagons was more than a mile long and not one: that di not contain some living inimal

WUKh Iirri

about £0 from J. I,, lleitrich. '1 hey at such a show as never was seen here,

Mr. Osltorn on (lie Temperance {ue a so re it I I or ii id a I

ves they will see a sight

lin^

e:ieh

Saturday night they here than it was in Wa.-diinuton. In a I

Eiwtlack8

sl()re BurJ) lhe

,„im(i,r, .. 1 ."i V* count}, I hi- not .lelhor any boots and .slices had been written hs a "draw"—ii is the truth and

t.|ie

SometliiiiK For 1'vt'rybody Head. It is with pleasure we announce to our readers that on Wednesday, Oct. 7, the great Forepaugh show, an exhibition in magnitude and merit surpassing any and all tented shows ever organized in this country—no one excepted—is to exhibit at Crawfordsville, afternoon and evening. From extended notices of this great combination published in the papers east of here, we could print columns in commendation of this mammoth concern. It ts the only great overland tented exhibition now traveling it docs not travel by rail, but moves ove:- tincountry with 1,000 MI:N ANH IIOKSKS and fills up the road for miles, with its ironed dens, cages, chariots and ini niense baggage trains, and the people of ihiscounty will have an opportunity ot judging of the immensity of this stupendous concern, for themselves, as it jiasses over the loads. In lieu of further description of this famous show, we transfer to our columns the following brief extracts, from extended notices, which hare appeared the present season, in the papers of the leading cilties east of here. .Mark the influence, the conscientious tone, and exalted character of the pa pens from which we quote. [From the Chicago Inter-o^ean.] "The nighest compliment we can pa\ to Forepaugh's great show, is to say thai its advertisements are too modest—they do not half describe its magnitude ami merit—when we consider the exaggerative style oi advertising adopted by traveling exhibitions, what higher compliment can be bestowed upon manage)

a golden

chariot. lie horses are ln\sh and in

If"' "l»"™ i.li.l irirn. The ,1,™ bo I™

n.am.notl. exhibitions includes

ruorethatisinterestingtl.au any .lo/en

I tors, Diplomats and other distinguished I

|l0r.SOIIH ilfl (Ji(| jn

Washington, to see

grand street procession, not withstand-

1,il)il

hert!'

kll,,w il

w'iH cl™w

the'

largest crowd of people that ever assem bled in this city. If you want to see the largest and best show, see Adam Forepaugh's.

Bear in mind the day and date of the exhibition of the Great Forepaugh Show here, Wednesday, October 7, and

"Come as tl \va »trand»'|, Come a* the wtnd ded.M

ves come when n:«Tian* I'ome when forests are ivn-

School Books at Dickey & Brewer's.

Select Mallory oysters by the can or served up in best of style by an A 1 cook can be had at all times of Billy Laymon, at his Eating House and Confectionery, No. Commercial Row.

"Happy day that smokes my cares away" is the song snnir by all who get their cigars at the Fating House under Fltzroth Hall.

The Ladies' Bazir, on Green Street, is daily visited by an admiring throng of ladies, attracted thither by the rich dis play of new millinery goods, recently purchased by Miss Hiatt The display of these goods, always so captivating t" the female eye, is profuse and elegant.

II a man makes a specialty of any particular business it is pretty good evi denee that lie understands it. That ithe reason why it is good policy to go to \I. C. Klein to have your watches repaired.

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White and fancy shirts at Goltra & Babcock's. Also a neat lot of children's hats.

Curtis Brothers, opposite tlx* postottice. ave on hand the largest and most com plete stock of boots and shoes in the city, all fresh and new. No old slock or auction goods. They keep the very best for men, women and children, and they are determined to sell for cash at a less price than the same goods can be sold at any ^ther house in the city. 39w3

For $3.75 you get the A. G. Carnahan stoga kip boot at Curtis Bros.' 3Uw3

The A. G. Carnahan stoga kip boot for $3.75 at Curtis Bros'. 30w3

Burbridge A, Hauser's trade has so increased that they find it necessary to seek more room. They will occupy one of those handsome rooms in Ornbaun's new building on Washington street.

Mrs. 51. Sidener is now prepared to do stampimr in all the latest styles for Braiding and Silk Embroidery. 32tf

The Averill Chemical Paint is the best in use. Go to Gregtr & Son's and get it. 39-3.

FOR

RENT.

FOR

RENT.

FRONT ROOM,

S E O N S O E And the BASEMENT «f tl" F.l.STOV BANK :i7if

OIlleiT si

iirimixo.

GREENHOUSE.

GREEN HOUSE.

Tito iinilei'Hlirnvd linn opened (ii'een IToiiH«5on WnbuHli avenue, eiistol' tin*

Ij.

IV. A.

Jb C. lliiltroad, and vlll devotr iMirtlcular ul.tcntlon to (Miltl vallni* plants und llowvrs I'or sale.

Fl(»«-i!t'n will be ireterved tliroiiKb til*' "Winter at nmiill fosl ut our rlmlc. Hint delivei'od in ICIXXL «'OII1 ITIon In tliel t-iprluix.

11o use

sit .1 11 lict loll

Crawroi'ilsvllle, Intl. S. 91. lt lixs. :tvmoHi

REAL ESTATE.

MUTTON & BUHNER'S

Ileal Estate Agency,

(irawfordNTillcs Intl.

'I II10 tiitdfr.-iniH'd IIRVP a l»ruo li^t of |rii|ipiiy fur c'n-i|tiiiu'i)f dui'llim.'.s chotco town nt tiirnis und wcstorti l:unls. TIHPM' wishing to I (Mthcr Inly or si'll will tiinl it to their ndvant:»j to i-nl 1 on" them at their ottioo. lJee&tf.

TH AW M) HP S VI LLE SATURDAY EVENING JOURNAL. 5

NEWSPAPER.

THE

JIVRHIL

FOR 1875!

Commence Early.

Make Up Clubs.

Price $2 a Year.

Begin Jan. 1, so as to get all the Papers of IS75.

See Your Neighbor!

Show Him a Paper!

Republicans Take It.

Democrats Take It.

Grangers Take It.

Reformers Take It.

Everybody Takes It.

LECAL-

JJISSOU'TION NOTICE. ,:l:

Y\\i h*niofon* istintr iM'twroii Kriwin ^nirk hiw! snmuol Cmufor.1 in tho 11 illinir in Coiil Oivok township, Mont^omorj M'nt." pHMins knowing ihctns^iv' Vo"ik)''it

i|#»hU*flto tin* firm will jiMMiM* «»oinf fnrwinl :ni miiko IVr««on?- having jitjfnunts tlio ti 1iki will prr-iMit thoin. I'lh* l»ook?«nre it. thr ht«nU of Ivhvin Qni» HM«I Amos B. (^uick. Knwis K.

SAMITI. (*KAW! I

Sopt. 14, l74. I

1 MINI8TRA'l'()R'S XOTICK.

Noti^i.' i^ hvn»l»y yivrn th«r ilu* 1 lias Ihmmi apnoimt'ti aumimstrator ot Um.* eMnioj ot Mutihla Kltnoro, ot' .Montii.om«'iy county,

S»i»t o-tate stipnosoii to be solvent. JOHN J. KLMOBK,

•Utwa Ailministrator.

I A DMIXISTUATOR'S'SALK. /V Notice im hereby that I will .«ell nt public niH'tion on KHtunlnv, the ^1111 of uctolu»r,

IftT4t Ht thr l:\t* iesitictU-'c ol' William Webb, lereasoil, oDi' IriJf miU» south ol" N»*w Ho^s, MontjroiniTy oounty. State o! Iuh:ina. hi pcr.^unn} properly, oonxiM in^ in part of thi» t'ollowinis ai «*lns, to-wtt Horse.*, entile, bo^, '•orn, wheat.hay, ono reaper, faniiMm tool*, one wayon, one spring Wilson, }iouehobl ati«l kit^hffi furniture, and various other articles.

TKKMS—A credit of one year will be given on all sums over &i, the purchaser jrivint his note with approved security, without relief fiom valuatn»n law?. JAM1C S- I1AUHIS. 4ow:j Aduuiutr.i:or.

A DM I S'ISTRATOR'S NOTICE. 1 Notiee is ti^reliy ^iven tlmt the uieiPi'siirniMi lias IKT-II jeiiniiHMrat"!' ttie I Ot William Webb, late of Montgomery eounty. I Indiana, tleeease.I. ^ai.l estate i* slipposnl to be I solvent. JAM ICS S. II MttilS, I 40-') Administrator.

FOR SALE.

1 OR SAI.i:

Splendid i/ocatioiis on W. F. Britton's Vanhook Place for Suburban Residences, for Market Uardeninr, and for

Fruit Culture in lots of from 6. 10 & 16 Acres Each.

Aliout 4" ares oflliis land tviiijj south of tinJr»»\vionNville and Yountville Turnpike »tnd e:i«t of ft public lughuitv, now liuing opened through the tiinn Irom north to 9011th »n« eonnorhnj: with Murket street, is ottered for in smidl traits to suit pundiHsers at $IW» per Here. Re«l estate tlus viemitYj which is just we-t of the eiiy limits, rapidly inereusin^ in vulue, imd as the city fast hinMin*: up in tin* eonnee.ion, it will continue to become more and more valuable in the futurr. Land immediately «d|oimng Vanhook Plriee is now selling in lot-at S-HlU per Here, which one. year IIJJO sold lor b'-s flmn $loti per Here. pur«-nnsers can realize the pri''e of the land out of the timber abmc. Mtf

FOR SALE.

Timber In Ilio Tree lor I'lrt-wiMid, for Nlnvt'M. I'or I,IIIi1mt or Hullronil Tie«.

The Mii'lefsi^nod h:is :i.fmeresofh''»vily timber-

t*)

land on his tmlmok Piarc. iul mJj'iinui^ thr nty whic-li, uM*ori]inu to «*stuioite t»v roinj»oif»nt v.. jmrt will turnout I ronls I woful, consist-I :v, \i\li prin*11aHv of sujrar ire#*. In nMition to tlowooii th»Ti» ariMivcr HHP tint'OJIU IN1*'-*, MiituliU' 'or s'avrs, luuilMTor ruilroal t!••*. Will srll tin* wofni or tin- oak timln-r soj»arat«»lv Jnit jin-hM* to •i'll all tojfotlicr. Any jn*isoii or |ioiun- ili'Hinni: .. jnircliax' an Ml-nrpntn in this IIIIIIMM.

Th*i laiui itsolf is also otk'tv«l for salo itli iln* umhfr on it, at tiiruros »'»low that tln Itiiyri tm I»HV tor it out of Mi" nnh»-r alonr thus making tho tinl I'loar lor hi inulils on tin* invt'-tIIMMH.

WM. V. nKITTEN.

Firmt»t Km ton A Urutifr.

BOOKS.

MERRILL,

I A & O xii'l Retail I.'cnh-rs in

W I KII CSIII I'

I.aw, School, Theological, Miscellaneous and Blank Books, Note, lietter and Cap Paper and Envelops, Pens. Inks and Pencils, Erasers, Rubber Bands, Rubbers, &c Manilla, Bag: and Straw Wrapping- Paper, Flour Sacks and Grocers' Bags, Twines, and all Stock incidental to the trade Wholesale, 17 Meridian St. Ketiul, K. W:i.-h.

St.. Imlintvipclis. InI.

tt-

BUILDING MATERIAL.

A CAKl)

I To guilders and Others.

Aath-ntton ot person-* Molding anl rt'p.iiriug liou.-rt's, ami tii«! fUblh: ^('UtTallv, to tlu-ll'

LA HUE ami COMPLETE STOCK or

Building ^Material,

Etc.,

Consisting in part of

FINE AND I'Ol'LAR

SKLIISr GLES,

I'INE

LATH,

DELIM1I

LIME.

F.OII 18 VILLE

CEMENT.

DOUBLE CALCINED

PLASTER

PLASTERING

HAIR.

1'ITTSBURG AND CLAY COUNTY

COAL.

KANAWHA,

SAGINAW,

AND BAY CITY

SALT.

All of which articles can be had at

The Lowi'sl tMh Kates.

Grain and Pioduce

OF ALL KINDS

TAKEN IN EXCHANGE

DARTER & BRO.,

Washington and lMk« StsM

OranforilNvillc. I »1. r.:-tr

BOOK STORE.

'j®'

CITY BOOK STORE

SchoolBooks 11

all kiiitlN. Slates. Ink llia« will noi wpoil l»j Ircczing, FeiK'ilN, l*Aper.and

Picture Frames Made to Order.

DICKEY

,' East Main HI.

HARDWARE.

A W A E S

SASH, GLASS.

PAINTS, OILS, PUTTY

TO HEIRS OF PETITION

TOSEI.I. KRAI, ESTATE.

Stntc of Indmnu, Montiromerv eouiitv Nntiee is hereliv mven tlmi Sr|inre ti. HimneW Ailimiiistrntor of th« estHte of Ainelin OIIIJTBI deceiiHul hiis filed bin jietitioii to si-ll the rot estnte of the deeedent. her nersonid tieinj^ insntlieiotit to pay her dehtn: ntid thiit sfiid petiLio* will.lK' hetird nt the Novrmt.er term of the Cirettit Court of said ennntv.

I. M. VANCE,

!K«:t Clerk C. C. ot M. C.

«vraytiling C1N»

llitrd in Ni'llOOlN.

BREWER. ('RAWFORi)SYILLE, 1N«.

And 'v:

Campbell

CZ3

A I N S

& Tinsley,