Crawfordsville Weekly Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 14 November 1874 — Page 8

HATS AND CAPS.

15ea .\S ar 'evidently to bean important article oi cotj-U'iip,ion this Winter. A. F. liitiiiS' a one received neany 200 busin-is ihid week. They are shipped from lhe Souih and are knovu in the market as toe uav\ bean. The price is G| cen's a pound, or $2 00 a ou^hel.

Tut: following geutieuicn constitue tfie 'prtii jury lor the November term ol 'ir cuit lourt: Irwin Miller, Stebbins Quick, Phillip Sparks, Fountain .John sou, Zehulov Lewis. Morgan fsuook, bnook, Jacob Minion, E-1 ward Coleman. .-samiii-l .^. Mar in, Amos Kelsev,

Uiinmhal front and I. SV. Yeagley.

Tukspay niiht. while Eli Myers and his litmiI\ were down town enjoying lhe Democratic glorification, some aeconi-plii-hcd burglar sawed a slat out of a slimier oil a window iu the back part ot the ..o-se, succeeded iu getting in and goin-i through its *e vera I apartments. An overcoat, hat, two shirts and a pair of gloves are the ariicles that the faintly has missed. Nothing else was disturbed.

Hats & Caps!

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Lk BuoKKN —A two year old son of Frank Howe, liviiignear I'lack civek, on the LaFayette road, sutt'ered trie tared thigh last Wednesday evening. Mrs. ll'iwc and the clii'd were riding in a buggy with S. \^. Freemiiii, when one of the wheels struck a stake, upsetting the buggy. Air. Freeman suffered a sprained ankle and some bruises and the child had its leg broken as stated above. Mrs. Howe was nou hurt.

HOBBY STYLES

.-T N side.v i! similar lo ruhau a re ii in /,:• 1-i's iiiw biii flni ami iM'skell & J(.,.|]s„l,'.S Nllt4.HI nil I iln'll tiei-s.

.\itKfcT site'et is tifiiu extended west by (i- pKiprit tuis 'iew lo I'rv lii .licli. It will be Xh led along the br.tocn to connect with the Yoiint-vi!e road.

TultxOCo chenei— and smokers can learn h-ov they aie slowly but .surely desirixin.: iheiu-elvr. bv leaning the e«ay of !r. (irilliili, on the im-i-ie ol this Pill"1'-

(JH()lit I" L.uy was eoiivicu-d in the Circuit hirt wi Clinton county hist week, aini sentence'i io one ve.ir in tinStale (iii.^on, lor obtruding the J.. C. & fc?. W. Il.ii.vvay aiio.it year ago. The piom was ilelcuded by W. 11. Thompson oi thi- city.

John Hkukkk Iihs bought ten tier, of tl.e old 1111111 larm irom Kennedy & 'lidbut ior $l2o nil acie. 1 lie land lies tdong Diy lir.meh, oppo.-itc tiie toll gate on 111e Yoiiu sville mail. Mr. expects to comeit a portion ot it inio ail exteii sive L'ardiiiriiexi vi hi

PntZK Siiootino.—The target shooting lor the P'.izc ol^ ^5 ottered the military companies of' Wabash College by Col. Cmringtou took place last Monday afternoon. After parading on College and Washitigton streets for half an hour, during which there was a very cre.litab'e exhibition of volley and file firing, tlie companies were marched to the hollow near the Vancleave medical springs, the place chosen for the contest. The target was placed at a distance of 7f yards. .\0out 130 of the students participated.

Many ol the shots went far wide of lhe mark, but on the whole the shooting was highly creditable for unpracticed marksmen. Upwa/ds of 70 shots hit the target. The prize was awarded to Frank O'Ferrall, of the Junior class. The next best shot was made by L. Anderson, of the Freshman class, and the third best by A. W. WUhaid. the Sophomores. O'Ferrall and Anderson each planted ball within an inch of the center. A

used.

GOLTRA & BABCOCK'S Saturdiu! Journal.

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CITY A.NJ) VI' IMTV.

I'uoii r.LV '"I Cumf^'oirsirmi wasn't loaded.

S«Mi: i"\v tiickoi. Ii ,ik d,n"i burn as it imm! i". Ma.iv I --moeruts noticed the fart la-i To..-- 'mv

Dus M-: i,.!. -into' Mini junior, Jell. I"r Alii II,-. last due-day evening "ii pr ie-s.onal hoMiies-, to. be si'inc Jtboin a wee!:

I'r.oF. It'.»VN"i-:i has a su{'''essfu'l\higii• -e i.i il at. iii• L•••e ~i:h,i"l hoiutvn lew nub's iMiryjieftsftii I'l.ivsi. lie eacleone liuiir I'i-oli al' 'rh»iin in liie M.'h'wd'i?"

Rr.v John- K. Newiiousb, pastor of the M. E. ehurch sit New Market, writes the billowing concerning Mrs. Mary W'ray wh-.-o death was announced in the Ioi'knai. last week: "Her race \vashort, but well r:in. She joined the ^M. 1". chnri-h Feb. 10, JSlitj, and remained a fiiib'iil member till death. She was a woman possessed with much natural and ai-qulred ability, very devoted to her friends an theehnrcli, and an ii»!c-lli-jient worker in the Sunday school. The *. 11 nd service v.a» held in the M. K.I chureh at New Market .Vow ata. M.,':uti-u -1 bv a iar^e 'concourse of .-yin'tiiizin _- 'i irnds, and coiiductcd by t! pa«inr. A fter the service at the church U'c body \vj.s ioilowed lo it- jast. re-tin place at I.udoija, to await thy- re-ninw-'i-,.n of i!,e ju.-t. The seivice- at the erave were.- coiiduot«Kl liy'8*3»ev. Wm. Wbiie, "I New Market. Miiv the peace whii-ii pa--t-ih knowledg'

iiiL' and provisions, liut better vei.

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the "only gentleman on the platform" whom the Colonel will admit to bo his I peer.

was in the city Thursday, looking after the interests of that wide awake and sterlinir paper. He established an agency at the poatoflice lobby, where the paner will be found in the future onsale. A tteii written from this city will appear iu that paper in a few days. The Inlfr-Omm is received here on the day of its publication.

The rings supposed to have been siolcn from Frazier at New Ross last week by the man Ryan were found at Mike Zeller's saloon instead of Dick Hannoii's. They are supposed to have been lost on the floor iu the scuflle which Ryan hud when he undertook to clean «ut the establishment. .•

No legal process is so effective to secure the right of way as the nozzle of a well charged fire hose on a cool day. There is nothing like it except a dozen runaways. Eph Griffith knows how this is, and wo could giv« valuable details ourself if approached in the proper way.

it. Rick Canink is remodeling, adding another story and making some excellent improvements on his dwelling this Fall. If a few of our citizens would follow his example, the appearance of our town would be materially improved in a few vears.

Miss Stilwei.l, one of the teacliers in the city schools, has, just recovered from a six weeks sickness and will resume her duties next week. Ker place has been filled by Miss Leek Pettijohn, a former teacher in our city.

Tin- alarm of lire Thursday afternoon was caused by the burning out of a flueiu the Ellzroth Hall building. There was a considerable scare, but no damage of consequence.

double target, four feet by two, was man of the Bowen paper mills, Delphi^

Ma.i. J. C. JIaxmux, the traveling

was iu the city yesterday.

lid tiie heart

ol all sum i. iiiff* iVicncL-.''

lli:i.u FOR KeRHAsKA.- Persons desi ling to make contributions for the sufrers in N. braska are requested to leave li.em at J. M. Troutman's jircduce I'ou.-c at once. Money, clothing or substantial piovisions will be acceptable. This is a worthy -object for charitable contributions, and our citizens can not respond ion liberally. The crops of that Staleliave been a prey to the gra—hoppeis and drouth, and gieal- saiiiering, il not iciii.il starvation, is anticipated during the coining Winter if other moii lavortd localities do not come to the re I lei of I in- people. A committee coii-si.-ting of J. ,f. Insley, \Y. H. Scott, J. M. Troulmau and others have already succeeded in raising about -fdO in inotey and f-eei ring some contributions of clot ir-

county,

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can do much

Last week we took the rc-pon.-ibility of omitting an poiutment for a speech at McClelland Hall, tob- made by.Col. Clark on'Tuesday evening. The Democrats Jiad alreadv appointed that evening for their j-'llilieatiou meeting and had invited 1 I'Vndricks. Voorhees and McDouald, and as an change in their plan might disappoint tlie-e distinguished gentlemen we lell justified in omitting the Colonel's appointment without consulting him. '1 lie necessity fortius .step is more to be

make in what

Adam Gray, whose body was found at the county farm for the poor on the 3d

upon ourselves 'if'Noven-ber, 1874 came to hisdoaili after having heard the evidence and ex''1"

amined the body, do find that the deceased came to his death by yellow softeuing of the brain.

COLLEGE NOTES.

rcureited. as this was to be the Colonel n- .• \r ,, ,,. ited the Calliopean. He was oblige^l. to fections of Iiillv Lavmon. i-t appearance before the public. He leave college this year on account of ill stated that he had prepared a slashing u,, health.and has gone into business with peech on patriotism. Ned J^orrest

Jjjg f-ithcr

Jkssk Ci.e.ment, traveling agent and but thi.iks that if it is true correspondent of the Chicago Jnfer-Oreun,

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THE 0.1 {AWKOKDSVILLE SATURDAY EVENING JOURNAL

I TIED.

Corouer'M Jui-.v limlK ito S:» i.l ii lo SiiNliiiu Hie }int-K« against tansoa. !li«i Sii|M-rliit(MMl iil ol Hie C'OIIIIl.y Asylum-lNeli ii'K« of the Pri'ionit—I'robable MiilieioiiN t'i-oii'i'iiliiiii. ltoy Lawson, the Superinieudeiit ol the County Asvlum, arrested lastSatur-,

theUhio State prison at Coiiimbus to the ell'ect. that Mann had served two terms in that institution, liaving been (lischarged in I.S1J alicr serving two years! lor counterfeit ng, and again in 1-Si a I-1 ter's-M-ving one yiar lor biiramy. l-'rom the evidence before lhe Coioa a a Gray was buried at -j o'clock on Tue-idiiv afternoon and not at night'. Grav'* si--ter wa- present before his burial and left, on tlie Kiaie ay. It al.-o appvared-.j thai l. i'.vsi)ii had ahvay.-. been aecoi|ip.in ied by some of the inmates or attend at:i when he visited tlr.-iy's cell tli-t! ni^ht. Gray was uniisiiallv troubles .iiie til.it ni .ht and hi- cries ami struggles disutrbed everybody about the premises. \S'il!iain Hutle:, one ol the inma'esjJ testili-'d that he heard a noi-e in Gr.iv's room ''as if he were pounding a bed to pieces." Jlary I'alev staled that, (fray I made a great noise as if he was trvin:* to get out. Sarah Ma'lby heard "a noise. like some terrible struggle, as though (•ray were trying to get ]:ils,o(i' of winis a a a it ncsses testify, ocenrud before l.a-.vson visited the ceil and was the occasion of his going. When he did go to the cell it was in company with Cyrus Kay and othi rs who helped him to seize i.nd se| cure Gray to prevent his doing fuilhir violence. ilie following is the verdict of the Coroner's jury

Titos'J .Wti,?o:^,B .1. C. MCKI.vskv, .1 a«. SMITH, :V W. A. Cakxky,': Nicwtox RAMSAY, Jxo. Giiay.

llowells, who has been there, says that ready in at I. N. VanSickle's. in Ireland the land is entirely swallowad up by the nobility. Dr. Tuttle does not

iutestinal organs of that class must

be tremendous. J. S. Turpie is the rage of the Junior class. In his oration, "Fools vs. Geniuses,"' last Saturday morning, lie said whenever a doubt arises with any one as to which class he belongs to it is always best togivc the former the benefit of the doubt.

The Sophomorci exhibitions will occur on Tuesday and Wednesday evenings of next week. The, burlesques will doubtless create considerable fun among the students.

The Fall parage came off Monday afternoon. At two o'clock the companies were formed at the gymnasium, and, headed by the band, marched to the mineral springs where the afternoon was spent in target shooting. Frank O'Ferrall of the Junior class made the best shot of all and received the $5 prize offered by Col. Carrington. The drill was by far the best in which the students have taken a part. The firing was pronounced to be par excellent.

A. T, Aller, of the Senior class, has formed the impression that a man would become sea sick riding on the Ohio river.

The Juniors arc going through the laborious task of committing to memory the constitution, i/mrsim-ie verbis, aa the President says.

Doctor Ilovey lccturcd Sunday afternoon. ..

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Doctor Tuttle has been at home week.

RUY RiTRBEiP[^INT & Tinsley.sole agents.

all

Elegant, solt finish bleached "muslin, only 12i cents, at Aliens'.

Aobxt Wanted.—Wanted-au active

SCOTT'S ItATll KOl Si:.

»!H'« W«sliiovilay-. iiik! Snih Ull.YN. 1 II. .Scott's bulh house, at the east end of Spring street, near the 1,.. N. A. 0. Railroad, has been titled with every appliance for comfort, during the cold

onv for sniiposi'd complicitv in the death i- 'tc inter on ednesdav eveiinur, atoi Adam Orav, was discharged on al-

.. turdav afternoon and rvenina: and Sun-! urdav afternoon without even the form-: in a a ally of a preliminary examination, lhe •.

,i institution will lind it ner.t and com-| verdict ot the Coroners inry complete-1 I a a I it ly exoneratod hnn, leaving no ground even for suspicion. The parties who filed Itlsirhte WtwJts.' the information against him were proba- Pt-l'si ns who have been s» unl'ortunate bly instigated by malice. Cue of these as to lo-c, by death, some near relative was Daniel Mann, of the marble shop on or dear t'rii-n.I, and who an- ilc.-irous of Green street. Mr. I.awson has since re- purciiasing a be.iiuiiul and l. siing me-• Oi ived informalion fruin lhe Warden ol morial lor the same, would do well to

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call at the Wade Marble Work-, No. I.'! North Green street, and examine the elegaul specim. ns nowoii ex nihil ion. They have also a large number of splendid nioniiineii!-d designs in :-oteii Granite. Parlies purchasing: here will get better work and liner nuu of traveling a^entr-. tin- ii, cent...usual

lie, than They .dd -o

by buying li also ,-ave -e pcddler.-

MLTCHKil KNIVKS, al! si/es, best made e.' '»iiiii!u1I Vt 1 uislev's.

Some i.-hoi mnin tin-old. This loeali'y lor re-idenees nd is buildiii

the

lots iu 1 /ingview si ill reattractive| up rapidly. ,j

'ysier stews for 35 cents at. ,1. Sonimerville s,,.

Don'l neglect to call ami see lhat line, rich and elegant stock ol new ji-welrv. It can't be excelled in lhe Slate. Those iadies' gii'd w-ilciies and chains, cornl and gold sets of jewelry bnltuns, shirt I sets and charms are just as preilv as tiiev can be. They are perfectly charming] and best of ail you know what you are geiting-.vnen you liny your goods of a responsible and skillful jeweler like Ma Klom.

j, l'Jve y:hiug sold for cash at Allen.-'.

inod hoots, cheap boots, the best work. finest qualily, litest styles and most perfeet shaped boots, shoes and slippers tor gems, ladies, youths and children. A complete sioek ot Arctic rubbers and

We, the undersigned jurors, impanel- heavy wear for Winter all rcadv for tin3 ed and sworn on the

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day of Xovem- trmle at tiie cheapest rates at

ber, 184, in lhe township of (7nion, JJrt* county oi' Montgomery, by John W Ramsay,.!. l\ Acting 'Coroner of said ilh-ackeis, all pal terns and sizes at one a manner and by whom

Challis

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I-rewer's.

lluy ir bo.yu and Curtis ill

shoes cheap at

1HT KUni'.ER I'AINT. "fis the be.--t made. For iS: Tinslev.

tie only by Campbell

Cloaks, cloaks, cloaks at Aliens' for less money than you can buy in this -or any other town. .They are made lo our oriier.

Look out for another arrival of S cent print* al! the best brands at Campbell & darter's CHEAP STORE.

Herbert Dav, of Peoria, Illinois, was, back last Friday and in the evening vis- £LGet vour.candies, nuts, fruits and con-

Ira Cad will lader Si Co.

A charming stock of '-.oliday goods al-

Another large slock of ladies' ties received this week at M. Crawford's.

Every thing lively as ever at the Corner Book Store.

Ira Cadwallader & Co.

The fine stock of millinery goods at Allen & Rro.'s are creatinir a great sensation among the ladies who want fine goods in that line.

For Salk oh Rent.—Mike Kelly's two story frame house on North Wash, ington street, just completed^ is for sale or rent. It has six rooms.

LECAL.

gPECIAL ELECTION.

Stnte of Imliiuia, Montgomery comity, ss: To

HIP

Shorifl of sniil county yrcolin)?*: You are hereby foiiitrinwlril to notify the qunlillnrf vol ers of Krnnklin township, in suiil county, to meet »t their nsu-il pliices ol lioliling elections on Tuesilny. the iHtdny of December, Aw I). 1874, lo vote for

person to fill th« vncnncy in the office of •lastice of the Pence, occnsiuntnl by the dentil of •hicoh Thompson. Witness my linnd anil lhe.se.il of snii court afli.xeil at the eitv oi' Oniwfordsville, this ith day ot November, A. D. 1K7-I. I. M. VANIJK.

The ]iinhfi*l voters of Franklin township, Montgomery comity, lire hereby notified lo meet at hei- usual places of holding elections on Tuesday, the .1st day of December,. 1874, then and there to vote for a person to fill the vaenn.iv io the oftice or .lum-ieo of tho Peace in saiil towtiHliip, occasioned by the death of Jacob Thompson. I. M. KBI8EY, •»«•*.» Sheriff M. C,

^HERIFF S SALE.

By virtue of an execution to mo directed from the Clerk of th« Circuit Court of Montgomery county, Slate of Indiana, in favor of l-'ishcr Tioheity, et -i!. 'Issued lo me ns Sheriff of saiil oiuittv, I will to S3le at public auction and otitcrv on Safiii-tlay, flic, iUi tlay of Dtccmbcr, IS74 I bi'tween the lionr* of in o'clock A. M. and 4 o'i-lock I'. M. of said day, at thn Onnrt House

But CA'-ecdinx seven years, of the 'followini in Mnuitfoitiorr c.ountv, ann,

Campbell 'the,iuulli hull' of lhe west, half of tiie souiheast ((iiarter of scotlon twelve (lii) in townnhip I ninetiu-n (1!') northof raiKe live wust, uonv.- laniinif lorly I'll ai rc:j more or lens.

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Company. Inquire of T. X. Myers, at ».,«i "Z the Recorder's oflicc. et'ihf.r i(ii nnl without any re* lief from valuntinij or i\\w

Campbell & Harltr's CHEAP STORE

T- l„ Srtiii rcjrtl t.uo t.ilvcii jt« t-h«* i»rofff*rlv of John |2./o buys a pair of men's boots al

«ni"fy sail} execution,

,. I niterfsis and cosN, «,),] if

and competent young man to solicit for »'iii not .hriri,' a inm Ktiincieiii to maiHiv the Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance

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