Crawfordsville Weekly Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 14 November 1874 — Page 6

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SA'ITKPAY, NOV. 14.

8ENTON COUNTY LIONESS.

It KnlJi Horw, Cnttl«s *'olt», nnd llxnker* Aflcr liable*. [Krom the Fowler Herald. 'I- 29.1

The panther was seen last. Sunday iiiomin"-. about four miles west of ttiwn.by Marshal Grant and all his i'aniilv and hired help. The animal crossed Mr. (1 rant's pasture and oats field, about one-quarter of a mile i'rom the house, in lull view of all.

The deseription ol' its looks, &t\, eorrespond with that oi the many others who have seen it. Mr. Grant s:vvs tjeucc ot tlie wile, "that he has killed prairie wolves and trs'pped timber wolves and knows these animals when he sees them. and that this animal no wolf—it is iinu larger and has a dillereut apoearance in every way. What it is ho don't know. Mr. Grant and son examined its tracks where it crossed the oats iield, and say they were ••about, the size ol'a common saucer.

LATKU—Yesterday al'Urnoon while Wm. Kimore's boys were jiatherini ecirn, two miles north ot town, the lioness or panther came within tweiit.v k-et ol tlieni. The boys say it was smith aroiina monster, and that it was lame in llu- lore lesi. TluiV did not wait to i-iispect the animal very closely, but It-It the field in possession of the inruder. A party of hunters innnedi.atclv started in pursuit, but without success, .lust before dark last night it was seen again by Messrs. Cosgrove. arr and liarre't, between I Iickorv grove and town. They were returning from a hunt, and came upon the animal suddenly. 'They also say it was lame in one of its fore legs.

Alter riving it a parting salute with bird shot, they bade the what-is-it good night, and came home. Another report comes that a tew days sinc.o the wife of «James Mitchell, lour ruiles west of here, happened to look in the direction where Jier children were playing, when she saw an animal approaching them in a crouching position, as if it intended to spring upon them. She ran out and brought ihe little ones into the house. The animal came up to where they had been playing, and smelled around the spot., and while there a good-sized liojr crossed its pathway, when it sprung upon the porker, killed it and ate a few mouthfuls. The panther vlien went to a "wallow," near the well, and rolled over several times, as if trying to cool off. [Krum the llcniM, Nuwmlior!.]

Many people at a distance, and .•yea a lew citizens of our own county. are disposed to regard all accounts of the wild animal in this vicinity as mt*re buncouie, and disdain to believe that there is any thing larger or more dangerous than a timber wolf. Notwithstanding the assertion of credible witnesses that they have seen a largo animal, unlike anything common to this section, and that liogs, calves and colts have been slaughtered, and in some instances eaten entirely up, these wiseacres all'ect to ridicule the idea that the animal making these forays uion stock is cither a'lion or a panther or a lioness. lint evidences are multiplying which go to prove beyond a dou Jit that there is one or more ravenous beasts of prey, far more powerful than a wolf, hereabouts and unless it is soon killed. the public may be shocked by a recital ol the sad. sickening details of the loss of life by this blood-thirsty prowler. This much by way of preface. Now for details:

Karly last Saturday morning, near A. Hoswell's house, seven miles west of Fowler, a large three-year-old steer was found lying on the ground, with a big piece of fish eateu out of its right thigh and the marks of an animal's'claws on both Hanks, and idso on the right side. On Sunday Messrs.'North and Green, accompanied by Mr, Webb and Denny Sullivan, went to the locality of the attack. Tliev found the steer still alive, but Air. Webb immediately shot it. Hefore they took its hide off, the cavity made in its body by the panther, was measured, and found to be 11^ inches long, 7 inches wide, and 8 inches deep. The steer belonged to r.

Templeton. and weighed between eleven and twelve hundred pounds. We learn that in the above and adjacent neighborhoods, the people do not venture out at night except upon urgent business, and that some fanners find it difficult to hire men to husk corn, on account of the presence of the lioness in the country west of here. Women and children stay closely at home for fear of being gobbled up and when the shadows of night are spread o'er the world, the boys find that there is no place on earth so dear as "home, sweet home." "And the lion roareth, and the lowing kbse mourneth lor its young."

A Thriflj Wife.

[From (he Cinomnnti Gaicttr.^ A case which gave a queer specimen of woman's rights-was reported iu our Court reports Saturday. It appears ?there!r6m that Charles Mayhugb went' to California, and in 1859 ceased to cffmmjiiii-, cate with his wife. After waiting eight years the wife gave him up for dead,and through a real estate agent, named Robinson,

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had conveyed her right in it. But in a year Mayhugh died, and then the wife pui in a claim to her dower in the very property *he had conveyed wholly to Robinson when slie thought her husband dead.

Thus she made a good thing out ol'him, botli dead and alive. Robinson was now called on to pay the third time for what he bought out-and-out the first. The dower claim was defeated in the Court of Common lMeas, but *.he District Court held that as the wife's deed, when her husband lived, was null, her rijrht ot dower still remained. As there is no bar to a wifeV securing a conveyance, we suppose she held on to the farm that was conveyod to her, and that Roniusun had no recourse oil her. This was considerably better thai the entire imlepen-

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there been a President elected

at the late election, the following would have been the result in the I electoral votes

Florida ... Alabama Mis-i.--ippi. .. Louisiana Texas Tennessee Arkansas Kciltllckt Uliio I ndiana....... Illinois ...... Missouri. Michigan \S' isconsin .. Iowa Tdinncsota ...

Kansas N i-li ra.-i I. i. Nevada Oiviton California..

Total.- .'...

Tel::!

Tlie Kusli to

her property in this

city for a farm. Five years after that Mayhugh turned up, claimed his property in the citj, and Robinson paid him $3,000 for a quitclaim deed. Doubtless Robinson thought thai ss the wife had conveyed all, she

Hciil. Uep.

Maine New Damp-hirewmv:.,. I criuoni

Massachusetts ...... Wi Mliodc Maml -1 Conncct ICIlt ti N«'\v York ..... New JFM') a a lclawarc Maryland Wr.-'i irjrinia ..........i. —... .' :. Virginia 11 Moitli aroiina 10 ••,

Total .|3

Hepiihlioan majority 10. Inltliis estimate, however, we elass Aliorn of Mississippi, and Booth, of ('alil'ornia,Indei)endents, as Kepuhlieana In ^tassaehnsetts it is quite possible that. Charles Franeis Adams, or some other Independent Republican, Vill be elected.

IIIIWIN

an«l Colo

rado.

The indications ure that the rush to Kansas and Colorado will be greater than ever in 1874. Theshoriest way to reach the tar West is through St. Louis, the irreat Mi&sissippi Valley City, of over 450,000 inhabitant!', arid thence west over the St. Louis, Kansas City and Northern Short Line, which reaches all the great land grants in the West, and rubs six fast Kxpre«s trains, two more than any other road, between the Mississippi and Missouri rivers. This road, in the Inst two years, has expended over two million dollars, besides earnings, in extraordinary improvements of roadway, in relaying its line with best quality of new steel and iron rails, on broad new ties, and in passenger equipment, having substituted for ordinary cars new reclininic chair coaches, with every appliance for comfort and safety, being elegantly carpeted and fitted with dressing rooms, with toilet conveniences for ladies, gentlemen and families traveling with cliilren, free of anytrtrachaige.

Any tick

et agent selling through tickets to the West will furnish tickets by this excellent route throngh St. Louis, over the St. Louis, Kansas City & Northern Short Line, the best and shortest to Kansas, Colorado, Nebraska, California and the great West, it being the only line running through cars between St. Louis and Omaha. For map, circulars and time tables addres? either F. A. Palmer, Indianapolis, Ind. or P. B. Groat, St. Louis, Mo., either of whom will furnish any information desired.

The ConfesgioiM ol an Invalid, Published as a warning and tor the benefit of young men and others who suffer from nervous debility, loss ot manhood, etc., supplying the means of self-cure. Written by one who cured himself after undergoing considerable quackery, and sent free on receiving a post paid direct ed envelope. Sufferers are invited to address the author,

NATHANIEL MAYFAIR,

37in(l P. O. Box 153. Brooklyn, N. Y.

CUT THIS OUT.

It May Save Your Life. There is no person living hut what suffers more or less with lung diseases, coughs, colds or consumption, yet some would die rather than pay 75 cents for a bottle of medicine that would cure tbem. Dr. A. Boschee's German Syrup has lately been introduced in this country from Germany, and its wondrous cures as tonish everyone that tries it. If you doubt what we say in print, cut this out and take it to A. W. Binford and get a sample bottle free of charge, or a regular size for 75 cent*.

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GKEBN,

aug9yl Woodbury, N. J.

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lord ville.

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FOR SA--E.

FOR SALE.

My -lock of

Dry Goods and taral Merchandise. I

Iti '.. on the I.. U. .V W. of Or

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f'»rdville

ulw »y, 1 miles nil e«*«e-t of Indl inap^h A., L. A St. i,. K'ilro:id

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Wibui*j to -h ui^" business. I oflVi my entire •»toel\ for s*de, with a trade second to none in the founts outide of Or.uvtoiiUvtlle.

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PAINT RS.

T. II. W1\T0NT SONS,

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UNDERTAKING

UNDERTAKER,

Has full Hssortmont of various kind** xnU make of

Metalie. and Wood Cases, —a.\IA S E S

Also lit'It I ll ROBEN, All furnished nt HriiNOUHble Rnt««, .with special attention panl lo ey i)' call. Worth WHMhiiiKton St.. Mlllcr Block. wtr.

LEADING INDIANAPOLIS DUau.Lcb hOUSLS.

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Supply

(bells

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{Railroad Jb Ga» Fitters\*2 oad Jb iia

SUPPLIES.

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—1 INDIANAPOLIS, IND. nil for Cntnlogne and 1'rlre-LlMt.l LFor DOORS, SASH, BLINDS, etc.' •o to

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Phillips M'fac's Co.'

111 JTotf

Maryland St.,

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Pelatrtrr. and

Atmbnmu Xtrtttt,

R. H. RLDHIDU*. S

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PHCENIX TILE MACHINE. TJtia Mjcl.inp L« adapts) to #Uher ft»»m or htr*e povrv. Two bon«s furaUh th» M«rr f«r tnakhir from •W) W0 Mi of TUio( ^*7'

Wo h*v« a n»d tnc*oa tf Ukioc up the voar of tko ebanhtt aad of opMiittB( l)k planger. tfcui eorrwtinic of nud »ad id'ting j«ri «f •enrfe* to tbo Mkcbwe.

ST* S«nd for ClrrtiUni.

CBAVDLXB TAYLOB. Indiananolig. Ind

SAW MILL.

10,000

Saw Logs Wanted

AT TUTS

CITY SAAV MILL

TO I'l'l'.ClIA6Fy OR

Saw oil the Shares,

Wo buy litiiber in the woods

or Io^*s

delivered at-i.iuons on either of tin- railroads

for whieh wo will pay slit- highest price ,n cash.

We also buy black walnut, poplar and «sh lum-

bor. We have now in operation miu*hmcry 1'orKo

Sawinn, tnM Sitrracittg, and solicit work

.. .... rom liotli «'Hy ami rountn Wonre now |vopnr*

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to lurnwli oil short uotu*o Mam nud

Hons" pattern* complete. Also, Keneint:. Fenue

I'osts and I'wketN. Spei'Ui! attention iiiven to

the binl.lmu of Kunoy Iron l'ieket Kom-o *vbtch

*l- tl\an wooM pieket*.

Mil) north «ule ''olle^»» street, near the

'•Junction.

K, M. A \V.\ liOt'K II ItT.

FOR SALE.

FARM FOIl SALE.

I oMei yt private ib* my fxruit situated 2}.': uiile* northwest from \1

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nt the

ivation,

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lai'li-Jonville A* Orawfordsville, anil Montcomery I and Kour.tflin eounty line roads. The above farm eontain l'.»o m'res, all under fenee MO neresin

MO RU-re

well timbered, two orebanls,

npple nnd pervh, on»» irood two-storv bouse, out huih(inr, good birn, fotir wo|U of nnver-fatlinj» water, runnmir water most the year.

Terms easy—very low prtre 4:t-mo^:t MKNJ AM IN WIMdS.

DRUGGIST.

A. W. BINF0R1),

(Sii'-cossor to K.J. Hiiiloril & Ilro.)

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And Dealei in

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TOILET AKTICLES,

UYE NTIIFFN.

ItKINIIFS.

aud PUTTY,

No. 12 N. Washington St..

West of Court IXoune. l.t-Om

FOR ALE.

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The Favorite Home Remedy.

This unrivuled medicine is warranted not to contain Hin^le piiNielo of iiieremy or any injtiriou.x initicrel sutistHnrc, hut is

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I'OiitHining those Southern roots nnd herb", whieh no all wise I'roviiioncc has placed in countries \vher«* I ivor diseases most prevail. It will euro nil (lineage." enuspd liy (U'rnnyement ol' the liver unit bowels.

Simons' Liver Rcnulator or Neiiciue

In eminently a fumil.T morli!iiui: nml hy hoinj kept ready lor immeilintc resort will xivo tnauy an hourofMurterin^ und inatiy dolhir in tinxi and doetors' hills. I

After over forty yrnrs trial it if still reot'mnji the most unqualided tRStimoninls to itn virtiie.O Irom person» of the highest ehnraeter nnd responsibility. Kminent physicians eonmioiid it as the met l'lfrclnal N|oci(ic- for nyftpviiNln «tr In-

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Armed with this Antidote, all climate" ami changes of water nnd food may be faced without tear. As a remedy in Malarious Fevers, lienrol Complaints, Restlessness, Jaundice and Nausea, I it ha no equal. It is the cheapest, purest and,] best Kamily Medicine in the world.

Manufactured only by j. II. KKIMX CO., I JIACON, OA., and PHII.AIJKLI'H IA. l»rlw.'*|. Kor sale liv A. W. IllXK'»I». Ornw-foid-»!le. •ji'.vl

l^Oll SALE.

Splendid Locations onW F. Britton's Vanhook Place for Suburban Residences, for Market liar leninff, and for

Fruit Culture, in lots of from 5. 10 6c 15 Acres Each.

Alioiit 411 lUM-pr (Ills hind lyinp south of th« Crawloiilsvilli' an. Y.nintsvillo 'TnrnpiUo

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»*:»-t or pilhlic lnH'tt:iy, now hnlnj oppiwd through the farm troin .-oi ih to Houtli anil connoirons with Market stivct, is offrrnil fur -Hi,, in sinnll tnu'ts to suit purchasers at jl.w

ivrc. Koul I'.st'iti! in this vicinity, which is just west of thfi city limits, is ritpidlv in 'ri-iisin" in viiluo. and HS the city is fust Iruil.tuiK in Tin^ connoi'.ion, it will •0111111110 to lici'oiui' more mid more »uliitiMc in tlie future. I,anil imuiediateiy idjoiniiif \'»mliook Place is now selling in lots-,t 8l(i0 per Hi-re, which one ycir ago sold for lesu than $1» per acre. I'uiv'hnsers '1:1m realize the price of the land out of tlie iinher alone. :i!ltf

FOB SALE.

Timber In Ihp Tree lor Firewood, for Mlnven, for l.iuiilter or Itnllroittl TU'N.

The undersigned has :tr»ai n*s oflieavily timbered land on hi* YanhooW IMaee, jn^t adjoininu thf* eity whieh. neeordinir to estimates by competent parties will turn out eordf ot wood, eonsisiprim*ijmlly of su#tr tree. In addition to th« wood tlierc* are over 100 tine oak trees, suitable

no more and is h.M,burner ,u„l more dun.. Kmiher or railroa.l ties. Will sell the v»ooj or ibe oak timber separately,but prefer to ell

M)t

together. Any person or persons desiring to purchase eanju eia bar^atn in this timbei. 'I he land iuolf als offered for sale with tlie timber on it, at figures low that the btiy»»r ean pav for it out "f'he timber'alone tliusmakin^ tlu land clear tor bis profits on the investment.

WM. 1\ IIKITTON,

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