Crawfordsville Weekly Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 31 October 1874 — Page 1

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^aturdaii feninig Journal. SWOON DEDITION.

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TnNKill is llnllo'V KYn.

•To-MOKLLOW is All SM 111 I :iv.

.'!k. will now nicu11 wiitc.lirs in New

f!KO. L'oOPKlt has an attack of typli -i.i

•\er.

I'lIf.Ki: coin-

-..rain

tli.it C":il oil

Tn fill's Inn 11

palled.

Tlllv annual

Till" lir.-t snow ii relay evening.

their euros and (le-

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t,ilked of.

'I'll!•: eclipse was •articular.

Icic was formeii

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a sucee— in everv

cjiiarti an

»hick last nisiht.

the -eas'iii came ves-

ii tint gentle /.ephyrs

r.Ktvni:

•ol., are here on a visit.

TH "corner stoiHi" ol Ornbaun's new -idewalk was laid yesterday.

Tin: bala uce of Tribbv & Iveichard's -tock will lie sold at auclioti next day. ........

A i:if:.\lt store has been opened in

l'ribby it Keichard's old stand by .Peter 1'isln'r.

A I'tvr. fool spoon liiil catli-h caught in the Wabash, was on exlii'dtion last fhui-ida v.

Mlis. KKI.LY opened her new house on surance James White, residence.

North Washington .street last evening

iiith a dance.

AoooitniNU to tin

Till', bond ol »•. i! ili

•. SoMK l'ytbiaii Kui.dits will go to Mace this evening to assist the new lodge there in work iu the three ranks.

Tni sports had a regular circus ibis week, iu which roosters, pistols and

whisky played prominent parts.

Ill"i Mr( iitumj'H horse ran away yesterday, daiiia^ini: the express wuirnii. to which it was attached, consideralilv.

TH threeSideners havesild their 220 acre farm south of New Market to Win. \Vatsoii. The pricp paid was $H,000.

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N has gone on a western

trij. If the grasshoppers don't get him

lie will return iu two or three week.-

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and ladv are in-

lobtcd to the b'liovs of Wabash College lor the serenade last Wednesday night.

new postal card wiil be almost

white, and printed with back ink. It will be neater than the one now iu use

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HI who lived

viuth of the city a short distance, died on last Thursday. She was 74 years o!

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after visiting among friuuls and relatives for a few days, returned home yes-

PK the lady who was injur

ed last Friday evening in the buggy collision near Yountsville, has so far recovid as to be able to resume her duties as ieaclier nest Monday. ...

IK any of the survivors of Oapt. Laws' c-iinpany, 1st Regiment. Ind. Vols., should read this item, they will confer a favor upon James F. Harney, of Ladoga, by tiding him their address. A reunion °l" the company is talked of.

"llow doth the little busy bee improve inch shinning hour.'' We refer to the husking bees" that are being held by ijjthp country lads and lassies about this time. And then when you find a red y: you ko'.iA', boys, what you gel.

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l.isl uf iill'crei'*.

On WV'Inesiliiv iiij lit iiliotn 10.} ..'rloi'k

a (iiv wti-i di-eiivi-nvl in the liimlt'-r y:in 1 'if Kimlii!l's tnrnitnro liictorv, ilt

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t-M.-t If?. There w.-is it st.roiii: wind lilowintij

live hours the lire hail nmdi' siii-li pro- hi-llion ther- w..-re t.v si I •.

f.ros that unist of the buildings fr

The total lo.-.-i is limi

ted upwards ot $:00,IM)0, ahoiit hall I whiiai is covered v.it insurance. I'he i'l-rre I lame utrl In haiiajiolis. lire

department* responded promptly lo calls lor aid, lull could do little without water The lolloivuii: is a detailed li-l ot the In es

.1 I.aii'.'s laic, po-tnfiici' an 1 (irei-ti-ea i!e /1'iiiiirr, l.i^s $.'{.(i(iO, insured £1,500 ai l! Niveti $tiiH) worth ot ixes South aid iV: P.n-viiian, $1S,00U, Hilly insured inch' Sluii|.', rurniiure dealer, 0')0, hilly lnsurc StevetiMin Duniiitiifton. hardware, siori and imildinj, .f27.")Dil, iii-uri lor ^S.OOU llu^h I) jiininglou, a rii-ii11 iiiill inipleuients, $7,0(10, no in uianee !5ower» it'ookeir!v, lum.iiute,

rr .. $10.1100. insurance $1,.")U0 (J. A I'a'hot. /I Hi: odor ol Imrnin^ eave.s is wafted:

and sister, of Lenv

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.hi ton ids ijJ.j.OOO, ni-liraiiee &•!.).000

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John Hurley, irroceries, .^4,000, insured tor 000 Uuic.k it D.isisiy, I'-1 ts and shoes, &*>.0()i), lully insured Husweil Hros "),UOO, insured .- iuu: linn, teed waii'housi', Sl.-iOO. no insurance .lerouie Allen's silpern dru« store, said to be the Iiiii'st in the S ate, $."I.OnO, insurance $(J.UOO Charier li. Thomas. (Iri!iriri-t. •Sj.TidO. iiisiirancc $l,o()il 10. 1) AiiderSatur-! son, brick building occupied liy Shurley, $7."00. iusur.inci' ^"i.oOO Henry Laudis, luiil'iiug. $i!.000, no insurance John

Meyer, residence, $1500, no insurance liarles l-'cd'-nlierirt r, shop, $"0U, no

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at men in the county, whose average •veight is 21! 1pun 'ids.

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b|f of Wayne township, was liied in the "Icrk's ollice yesterday.

parties arc nil the go now.. Among other things it provides that ,, "ne load of seekers went out this week two of the ensigns of the o.iler l'»r pub®I»ad returned with 5 hickory nuts, 17 lie parades tdiall be "the stars and stripes walnuts atul a pint of h:ir,lenu!s. They mid the stars and bars." The former is 'Jidn't go to the right place, or' Isr didn't1 to he carried by iajai"5'! any countrv bov-. tobuv thi-in of.

siiiance Kei-:-e lliiininond, house and recognized bv no nation the stable, $700. no insurance Mrs. lOliz-i belli Hammond, two resiliences, $"2,f00. no insurance reo. CH II

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brick resi

dence, $1,200, insurance $S0O Ci H'. Slierrell, resilience, $2,000, no insur nice Ohiis. W'ernike. residence, $3,OO0, no in-

$L,")t0,

'usiiraiice: John McNaivy. residence,

i:2.r)00, no liisnrauce Win. Miidiolleii. stable, $:i00, no insurance .Mrs. iiiiza-

lieth, property damaged $")00, fully in|siired Mr.-. (!orwin, ouibuildings. $.S00 no insurance l)r. Stevenson, dentist, $")00. no insurance (Jus. Williamson.: drv L'fiods, $lli,U00, insured £(i,.r)li): 1)

W. Spurireon, business block, gallery and jewelry rouni, $10,000, no insurance Charles Thomas, druggist, $1 f)00. loss same Charles Laudis, druggist, $.'1,000, insurance, $2.000 C. H. Crowe it l'ro.. $l,o0(l, :io insurance Allen & lro., in

loss

James-Hop

kins, brick residence. $10,000, insurance $4,000 Methodist parsonage, $2,500. no insurance Allen Jones, household goods, $1,400, no insurance Mrs. Glaze brook, house, $1,400, no insurance Win. Uurk, variety store, $1,000, no insurance Dilute, two frame residences, $4,000 no insurance McManus & Boyle, corner I building and grocery, $0,000, no insurance Joh:i' ,'awley. two hriek buildings, heavy stock of wines, liquors, billiard tables and household goods, $18,000, no insurance.

The Itlue and «ray.

Tn Ih'. Editors Catwfuntivillc Journal:

A short time a*:o a new order called the. Blue and Gray was organized in the city of Memphis and its organization in other sections of the South is already noticed. Its membership includes the Federal and Confederate soldiers, and it claims that the restoration of good feeling is its great aim. In otli'-r words, it is a machine lor shaking hands over the "bloodv chasm." In the constitution and by-laws A-hich it has already given to the public it declares tuat it is nut a political organization. That it expects to have a voice in politics is sufficiently proven by its resolutions in regard to the liouisiana troubles. However we will let that rest for the present and consider some other questions which its actions suggest.

a late Confederate sol-

diet and the latter bv one who served

in tlii eir-i-^ ill iiiu Unio :i11 1 liu iian11y. Thisslinrtstli.tt tlii' or.ler of Kill-' im

r-pert. 11 :i]» slnc.vs li.it liev look ii|ion III' l:i i:niillicl is .1 .-ti ll jjlif lixcti pi'iumplcr, or tlml buili sidos wvr ejit:tIIv in lint riulil, wlnrli is not vi-rv clear

Ir1111 tin: sontlr.vc-t, anil as the citv hail have In-eii ivroii:. l:ivciv was culler no lire I'liirini: or public eislcrns •mil ilie jtift oi ii was

privale wells fiml cisterns were lo v, oil lln.oti .va- jit-a ill pri-.iurvai ion acronni of liu long eoniinncd drouth, ol lu it ii s.: .uI-1 Ii* oil.: of the lirst lie lianh's .sjiie.i'l rapi Iv, tlir-a' rnin.: I lion ii in oi tne jmt. i-«t. In every one the lies met ion of the entire town. In Hie lf:i 1

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evident Unit unci or t!ie other tnlist

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-ipiares ea-i, north ami south ol ihe 'ourt I iuiv .- jim were in ruins. The ili.-lnei lui'iit over c.oinpri-es almiil ei.-lil

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cu iteuded lor, |irniciji!e an I tne oilier lor its opji isl:e. l),i 11 i^ is the enibli-m ol universal livedom. while the oilier decia I lue world lue riijlil to lioltl iMie r.ioe of l^e :s in li ind ite. Cue deciare tli Union to Iv permanent, a' iu nt i«r .vn ie euinle.'ii o: Suit.* rights. (Jin: is ih eai ile of industry. |ieace and happiucs* the oilier waved iu iritiiiipn only where'he chains ol slavery were claukintr. rie-n one was tie e.nblf.u ol ti'ut wuile tn.!oilier wa- ill ensign of t\ rannv.

Ii is pcilectly plain th.it no man can claim allegiance to these lwo (1 us A I desire must be stronger live under the

influence ol one than the other. Then a society which accepts them ill) as cmI bicmaiic oi i'is priucip es can not be founded in Lint honesty anil truth which saould characterize an orgauiz ition for the a IvauciNucnt of p'.iilantiiropic principles.

Agiinit looks like tin apoloirv for a lost cause. Tne soldier who .served in the war lor the preservation of the Union and can now march under the stars and

hars anil treat it with the same veneration that he does the battle siained stars atii

si ripos could not. have been acting the patriot's pan. Tne stirs .ind striped is our .Nation's flag, We knoiv no other. I The stars and bars the fl ii of a cause lace of the earth. 11 is a flair of the pist, of a nation which struggled to plant it in triumph over part "f our country, and who lost in ill conflict. No man o'luht, while living under the stars and stripes and enjoying the bb'ssintrs which it insures, to so debase himself and the cause ol those who sleeu in many a Southern field u:i account ot their devotion to its principles, as tu carry the emblem of a

Iosi and unjust cause as the emblem of

his order. The cause humanity needs no apolniry, while the carrying of the stars and hars is a recognition of the just

ness of the cause of the South. It is a recognition ol the rebellion, and is placing a premium upon treason, and is only

ble works, $10.o00, insurance $!{,-00 fosiering its growth. Then on this one Adams and American express comp n-

ies, $")00 (.!, II. N oss, Indianapolis, live I business rooms, $IiO 000, insured lor $10.-

000 Moses Uurk, restaurant and liuiid ration of good feeliim is a worthy object, ing, $7,51,0, insured for $2 500 II. C. but it should be accomplished under our I larnail, grocer, fco,0o0, insuiatice 500 Hajr, and should be done in such Frank Nelson, brick business block.!

stone front, $8,000. total loss .1. R. Ma-

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ban, three business room-, $10,000, in- ireason. \l,nBKT 15. Goss. surance $4,0(10 Mlake & Co., insurance ageuc.y, individual los* y:{00 Tell Vau-

cleave, restaurant, $1,500, total loss Charles Lcndoke, baker and grocer, $1,000, total loss A. l, Hamia, liverv stable, $5 000, instiiance $1,500 Waies or 1' ultiatii House, $4,500, insurance $1,500 II esc Hammond, sale stable, $2,000, im insurance Charles Iviiuball it Son, planing mill and furniture factory, where the fire originated, $15,000, no insurance George liicket, residence, $:i,000, no insur nee James liicket, residence, $4,5110. total

older of Blue and

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coiiili-nincd.

he resto-

5-r,ve encouragement to

Indiana Patents.

List of patents issued to Indiana inventors, reported expressly for the Crawfordsville Jot

UNAt,

by the Me

chanics' and Inventors' Association, So lieitors of American and Foreign Patents, Lane Willson Manager Indiana Branch, corm Market and Illinois streets. Room 2 up stairs, Indianapolis, Ind.

B'*e Hive—Aloiizo G. Hill, Kendalville. .Spark Arresters —M. Rumley, Laportc.

Vehicle Hubs—J. Rissel, Liwrenceburg. Secretaries—W. S. Worton, Indianapolis.

Heaters and Lime Extractors for Steam Boilers—N. ll. Nixon, Richmond. Adding Machines— E. W. Taylor, Franklin.

Chin Rests for Violins—H. Vj^White, Anderson. fip Water Regulators .Indicatorsand Low Water Alarms—Andrew Yoont, Kokomo.

Six esttiblishnients in Nev Oilcans, with an aggregrte capital ot $1,500,000, are engaged in the manufacture of oil and oil cake from cotton seed, the yield being 100,000 tons per annum. The oil is used as sweet oil, and mixed with perfumes, is sold as hair oil, etc., while the cake is ted largely to cows, it giving the milk a rich, creamy look and flavor.

\ew Grocery and Feed Store. The changes and improvements in the Darter corner have been conipleteJ, and thea.'itth room and twenty feet off of the west end purchased by W. M. Darter, of the old firm of Darter & Bro. Mr. Darter has brought in a new stock of groceries and established a first class grocery, produce and feed store. He has an abundance of room and the benefit of a long experience. Added to this he will buy for cash and sell for cash, thus being enabled to sselI his goods on the very closest margins. Farmers can be assured of geitting the highest market prices in cash for their produce.

Five thousand pounds of dried fruits, apple and peaches, at A. F. Ramsey's.

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VOL. XXVII -NO. 1 1. ()Ii A.YVFOUDSViLLE, IND., SATURDAY, OCT. 81, 1874, §2 PER ANNTJ'M.

(Jniy regard tin- two fl.i.'.-, with li,» rv-

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and tin' one worn

trial all over the country menl irit'ira iree I or li charirc for deliver (Jreen streel. IN \.

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plan will lo en il»Ii over l»etor«.

Allciilitiii. FitriucrKZ Tiiuoly Xotice. Birnuiu, .11- -reit -st w» ilmt The dratli o| the laie .1 P. Campbell has ev.T lived,

one denies ihe su|i ri irit Hi,. Kster" overall hers. Awar" iliat the farming coiumiiiiilv are opiis'l hiving ol agents (and .veil ni

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I'URE WHITE LE VI), oils, tc., at Campbell it Tinslev's.

N. S Jiislin has been over to the cits seleciing a lull stock oi f.rnitiire which he intend* adding to bis present stock of stoves, tinware, dish"'are, &c. Next week lie will move into thai line store room, fitted up expressly for him iu the new Ornbauii building on Washington street, hut for some time will occupy also his old stand on Green street, so that his customers will find us prompt, attention and good biriains as ever at either room.

Quick sales and small profits is the motto at Jake Joel's new store.

New style dress good-, jus' received Aliens'.

Ins s-ec-ss to ••««!-j mnkea it my duly (as Miirviviiie partnpr) li.-o iitelv e-«enti fl. ly

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all lie -iraitle si vlesm st-i"k IV "ii which vim cm ie uir s..|.'i:iM ,.. \T ur-

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into ii. an 1 lo-e hi I'e I em aT I five cctri iu IT "ii chasers who w'iH co to You can r.elv

collect, all oiilstatMiiiii^ claim

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Oil

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On and alter N iwmivr 1 Crist ,,U. bins will sell only fir e-is'i ein

viuced that til's

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parties. They will keen a i.imi I -roek

L'rocerics, and !v the adoption ol is

to s**l» C^OMp'T t'lJIH

Cloaks.

We have ju-t opened a lot of -he nio-t desirable slyles ever offered iu this •.ty lit prices from jtflO to $30

The new establishment of Cad'vallader it Co. in the old Grange store stand, is fully up to the times in a handsome dry goods stock. They have now on liau 1 a full li"e of the verv best of cassimeres and cloths also Kerseys and Beavers for overcoats and some patterns ot the very prettiest Tycoon Reps for ladies' wrappers at 25 cents per yard. They make a specialty of boots and shoes. Their stock in that line is complete and they ca:i sell as cheap as anv of them.

Having purchased Mr. Sloan's interest in the late firm of Sloan & Davidge, and also his individual stock of merchandise, I have determined to conduct my business strictly upen a cash basis. I will therefore sell goods exclusively for cash after November 10, but offer them sufficiently low to satisfy all of the wisdom and economy of the change.

C. II. DAYinirB.

300 new overcoats from $5 to $25 at Aliens' No Credit Store.

WE HAVE NOW IN STORE the best assortment of Locks, Latches, Hinges, Knobs and all other kinds of Building Hardware in the county Call ami see us.

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For first class ready-made clothing call at EH Kahn's, Fisher's block, No.

•^v Winter! Winter!! Winter!!! Caps! Caps!! Caps!!! for men and boys.

School Books at Dickey & Brewer's.

Some nice over gaiters just received at Joe Challis'.

Big stock of all cook and heating stoves \lon down, at S. H. Gregg & Son's. 43w2

For the six reasons goods will be sold cheaper than ever next week at Campbell & Hartcr's.

School books and stationery of all kinds at the Corner Book Store, llobinson & Wallace's.

School Books at Dickey & Brewer's.

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Pure drugs and plenty ot Smith's drug store.

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diately, in order to make settlement with his estate. All persons kn iwinir themselves indebted to Tamphcll it llarter, either by note or book account, will plen.-e call within the nejci thirty days if possible and set le. I). I IA ItllTICH. .KAWFOUDSVILLK. Oct. M. 1S74 42wl

Fine Miec|i lor K»lr. have lor sale a few more yoiim ringlet Cotswold liucks and e«es. This Hock iiasiakfii premiuiiis at every fair where exhibited Ins ye They were imported from lie finest flocks iu Roui hoii eiiuiiiv, Kv. 4ltf

niuidiod i/.eu ladies kid g!fvi»«,

at $1 Oil per pair, at \i Crawlord's

A line sf n'k of fur- of every descripton and '-rv cheap ai Mien it liro.'a

l-'resh ovsters at Fry it Sheau's, No. 14

I Main street

Kor line

»vcre »ats •k, No.

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to see tne new siock ol millist recened ai Allen A

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Don't fail to see the labor reform suspender at AMen it l'ro's

A F. Ramsev con innes to-ell salt at $1 75 per barred Fresh salt, and new cooperage.

1'ic uri's, frame-and moldings, a large -.nek, ami ill kiu-1-. nf school hjoks and -tatiouei'v a orin-r Book Store.

Prcsciii it ion- ireful iv compounded at Smith's

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I rug -tore.

ir crumbs lean'-.

Two iiundred bairels of choice Winter fruits iorsale a F. Rauisev's.

('all and examine the stuck and prices of boys' and gents' overcoats ai the O.ik Mall Clothing House.

$.'!00 worili of real hair goods iit Aliens', cheaper tlvan ever hcfi re ottered.

Besides selling sio es as last as they can got their orders tilled. Burbridge di II a user are extensively handling tinware and wooden•are, buckets, tubs, itc Call, eveiybodv.

A nice line of under shirts and drawers ai Jake Joel!*.Oak Hall Cloihiug House.'.,

Good boots »t. AI en-' for $:{ a pair.

School Books at Dickey & Brewer's.

A ti Tn* -stock of gold and silver watches at Mat Klein's

lli'ineinber the indue nients otrered to persons wishing good pictures at Willis' gallery.

Boys'boots, men's rubber and Arctics, ladis-s' calf shoes. A'so misses and children's good, neat an substantial calf shoes. Also a fine stock of men's wool lined and buckle shoes, men's and ladies' slippers in large quantities. All these and every thing else in t!:e boot and shoe line for sale cheap at Jo Challis'.

Go to Fry & Shean's and call for the theGirafl'e, the best two cent cigar in tho

School Books at Dickey & Brewer's.

The finest stock of lamps in the city at Smith's Cottage Drug Store.

The best thing out, the labor reform suspender at Allen & Bro.'s.

Lemons, oranges, cranberries and pears at T. J. Dolan's. 43-2.

All wool underwear at Goltra & cock's.

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A choice stock of over three hundred overcoats are just being received and must be sold. You can get tliem cheap at Allen & Bro.'s

The finest and only complete assortment of underwear iu the city ior meu and boys at Goltra & Babcock's.

For Winter underwear go to Eli Kahn.

I. N. Vansickle's jewelry store is now the headquarters of the celebrated George Staples' spectacles, he having bought the entire Cheap John stock. 43-2.

Box toe boots and shoes, every variety at Joe Challis'.

Fresh oysters received daily at T. J. Dolan's 43-2.

Eli Kalin don't talk much, but the Fisher Block clothing establishment is fast: becoming widely popular.

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n«s portamiiig to Millinery. All sold low.'st eiish priues. 44tf

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TIMS tlSI'ISSATl

Weekly Euquirer

liiv.'sio every cubs-crilior largo nnit hnu't-

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ti O O CALLED

'PDTM AT THE PLOW!"

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»h«y were it is

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r«'L'all» to mind tlie wirlier history of ouncountry, when patriotism meant love ot coii*lrv nnd homo above

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every goiwl cittaen

tenm,

left in tho

plow, which in MWMHt neichto do kw.tCe agnmtit

«r^!std«yhh in

highly priaea

Thin hiMtoruiul Jiii'ture uhr lid every houxeholil. 11 in a ei.ent teiic.hen sneakinje louijei than volumes of hi.i«ory,and ot which one never lire*, hut will find plemiur» in dtudyina it, dny utter dry, ior jn.-irn in Ihe luturo.

We have !eeured the entire uitition of tliiy pic ture, and none like it .-an be had elsewhere.

with nil thoHkill th it »rt can imparl,and would »eli lit reijnl at many times the price of a year's sub-scripti-in to tho Rm|iiirer. MOUNTING, V.\ ltNISHIN(i & FRAMES 81.r»OR*trn.

W E W A N A E N S

In every School IliMriut, towhom lilurd ir menu are given. Sen4 for our complete nitflt tor Aeent.i. Amlret.1 KAKAN & McLEAN, t--tm Ciuciunati, Q,

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