Crawfordsville Weekly Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 5 December 1874 — Page 5

^aturdaii aiceiung Journal

CITY ANI) VICINITY.

A oKNTijUMAN who attended the railrond meeting at Linden nays the liospitiility of the ladies was only excelled by tlu-ir muddy streets.

Jnxiic UniXioitY, of liiiFayette, and .James .MeCak, of WilHaiimport, were iunoiifi the attorneys in attendance at the Circuit Court yeste:day.

THIS

Montgomery county Medical iSo-

cieiy will meet at. the irhorill's ofiice on Tuesday next, De:'. 8, at !)j o'clock sharp. Election of oilieers and other business is to be transacted. Urs. .May and Purviaiice are to be sssayisU.

effort is being made to organize a branch of the Franklin Life Insurance Company in this coifnty. .J. B. Aikeu, of Indianapolis, and Hush M. Htephenson, of Wabash, are working the matter tip and have good promise of success.

lti v. 1. i\ IMCCLAIN quit quarterly ^•meeting at I'oialo Creek church last Sunday and roiie all the way to Darlington through the snow to make bone ot one bone Fred Thomas, of Indianapolis, and Julia lv Jennings, of Darlington.

THIS friends of Miss Anna Burbridge and John R. J'ohiii.-on, Jr., united in celebrating their birthday anniversaries

at the residence of the latter on the evening of the 3d. Tliey had an elegant ••••••supper and a happy party of young folks.

JrsTicu RAMSAY

administered the

marriane rite last Thursday evening to Wn-. II. jay ton and Miss P. A. Erdice. Tlie ceremony was performed in the presence of a itw wiinesies at the Kich-ard-on 1 louse.

LI.VUHI

has terminated

his connection vitii the Keller Ilotiat:.

M:-:si«itK.

WAI.I.ACK

& llt'iti.r.Y sued

the city for attorneys' lee in suits by various parties to enforce nieclnu :cs' iiens again.-L the city school building. The proof showed that they were enipiuved hy (u-n. Manson and Ephraim Grillith, two of the Trustees. Judge Thomas instructed the jury that the Trustees had power to employ counsel in matters pertaining to tlieir trust, but that they could only do il while in regular session as a hoard, upon due notice to all the Trustees. Under this instruction the jury were of course obliged to findj'ir t'aodefendant.

The liailroad Meeting at Linden. A railroad meeting was held in Linden ia-t Wednesday lor the purpose of organizing a company and to devise ways and means to build a railroad from Frank fori to intersect the Shelby ville & St. Luiiis Kaiiroad, near Eugene. The meeting Was well attended and the best of feeling manifest. Isaac l'orter, of Fu•jeite, wa called to the chair. C. A.

Perkins, J. A. Ilerryman and M. Reach were chosen Secretaries. Col. J. Cr. Chirk explained ihe object of the meeting. The articles «f association were read ami adojiied. A roc'Ms was then had for the pur )'i-eof making up the capital stock, *fiil (UK), which was obtained without dillicultv. The Frankfort & State Line

Railr.'aii Company was then organized bv electing the toliowing stockholders i's a linard ol Direetors Samuel Avers, !. IWirill. I-a te I'orter, J. A. Berry 111:111. Ransom (in rdner. Daniel D. Clark, 1 \V. I "avis. M. Stoddard, Alex Meharv, John Clark, John Dawson, David Thompson and Ib nrv Y. Morrison. The I'"a rd then proceeded to organize by eleeiinsC. t'nw.'ill President, Isaac Porter Vice Pre-idenl, I. W. Davis Treasurer, and i^aniuel Aj'ers Secretary. A respon-ihle nij. ,'iy proposes to build and equip the road "if the right of way, depot rounds and ?-J.0O0 per mile he donated and it is believed ihiscan readily be procured

COJJJCC! NOTES.

A new n'onhitor, ''Klein's 1 inic," lias het'ti phieeil in the Chapel hull. •linniesnn does not thi.ilc that a ]ttni| kin can izrovvso lii that eiirht nien etui stan'l aroniui.

The lirst ilivision of the Senior ehiss flelivt red ota'io'.'.s this morning in the c.ille'jfo ehiipel.

lie present class nuni-

liers thirteen. The Calliopi.-fin :iml Lyceum both pnst]»oneil their exerei-'cs hist Friday eveninp to attend the temperance meeting at the M. K. church.

The Rami will probably make its first appearance to-lay. It is hoped that in this, its first effort, it will not fail, but will soar oil'like any other bird.

On next Tuesday evening Prof. Camp bell will deliver a lecture in the college chapel on the transit of Venus. The lecture was first intended for the Seniors. Everybody is invited.

The Juniors are all sad, some of them even to bitterness, that they are so soon to perform the parting obsequies over their Greek which has stood by them so long. Funeral notices will be given in due time.

Several of the students have become total abstainers by uniting with the new temperance organization. One of them who has already been promoted to the rank of W. O. G. says that he would Tather be a door keeper in the Good Templars, than a dweller in the tents of drunkenness

A Cunl.

The editor of the "Evening Orb," not content with having thrown dirt all over iric while a candidate, still continues to sneer at me as a "disappointed, office seeking clod hopper." If he is the great friend of the farmer that he pretends to be, why does he single me out as a target for his vindictive slang, I being a real, Himon pure, laboring farmer! Thrnk God I can make a living with my hands, and if he thinks he can make a sore head of me by his continuous slang, he is very much mistaken. I rejoice, that though a defeated candidate, 1 can still do many other things for a living,

and if forced to it I could run a better view of the ohstacles and opposition newspaper than the "Evening Orb" and to be overcome, is surprising. could do it too without seeking to order to carry out the designs of

From such false friends"ss the' "Evening Orb" all good farmers aud laboring men should cry, "Good Lord deliver lis.'

JAMi-s M. SMITSDN*.

'I he Teachers' Record.

of h-' Eihtor* Crau'fovtlni'ilU Joi'.i'n'U I have received two copies of the 7 Jiccord, the organ of the teach, ers of Montgomery county. Asa teacher I am unwilling that it should go forth as the representative of the united taleni and ability of our profession, since] we number in this county over one himdred and fifty persons, who should be, il we are not, above the average of intelligence. The question arise-, Are we responsible for its contents I think not.

We are furnished by the Trustees and Superintendent with certain blanks to be filled monthly. In No. 8, lying before me, the reports of but twenty odd teachers, out of one hundred and twenty who should have rer-orted, are published. Now if the editor would publish the reports in condensed tabular form the monthly reports of the entire corps of teachers could be given in two columns of the Retard, leaving the other eighteen columns to be filled with miscellaneous matter, selected and original. These remarks are made in no captious spirit of criticism, but are in substance the reflex of what has been said to me by several persons whom I have solicited to subscribe foi the paper. If we wish our paper to wield any influence we must give it a circulation among our patrons, and if we desire such circulatian we must not require them to wade through five dreary columns of repetitions to obtain information that mi^lii have been conveyed in twenty lines of

double column length. A

FOGY PI:»AGOC

I I:.

If you want the pure, unadulterated coal oil, stop the wn^on that makes daily trips past your house. 4MV-L

For nice, new and good clothing call

Oak Hall Clothing l'.Hv2

nt Jake Joel's New House.

The best two button kid gloves in the world for $1 a pair at the people's store of Cadwallader & (V.

All wool underwear at Goltra & Bab-

cock's.

Sets of jewelry from $ to SI DO at M. C. Klein's.

A choice lot of Michigan apples at Vausandt & Son's.

Just received, a splendid line of overcoats at Jake Joel's .Oak Hall Clothing House.

BUY III'P»HER PAINT. 'Tis the best made. For sale only by Campbell

& Tinsley.

Get your candies, nuts, fruits and confections of Billy Lay mon.

You can get the best laboring glove in town at lift Cadwallader & Co.'s.

Buckskin gloves and mittens sewed with wax thread and warranted not to rip. If they do will sew them. Call and see them at Goltra & Babcock's.

For men and boys' clothing call at Jake Joel's Oak Hall Clothing House. 49-2

IIODIE IXSUKAXCE.

The Franklin I,ifc Insurance Company of Indianapolis.

To those of our citizens who have not devoted much of their attention to the business of Life Insurance, the amount of money annually drawn from the West to build up and enrich Eastern companies would seem absolutely astonishing. The statistics of the business of 1S70 show that over ninety-two millions of dollars were paid in that year tor life insurance. Of this immense sum, fully one half came from the West, aud considerably more than a million dollars were drawn from Indiana alone. This annual contribution is constantly increasine for 1873 it was nearly THREE MILLIONS OF DOLLARS.

This fact affords an explanation of the circumstance that money is plenty in the Eastein States at five per cent., while here it is scarce at ten per cent. Life insurance is universally felt and seen to be a valuable and beneficial institution, and is favorably regarded by clear sighted and prudent men everywhere. Wen who have a care for their dependent ones WILL insure their lives, and it was seen by many of our most sagacious and public spirited business men,

THE C.RAWJbX)RDS VILLE SATURDAY EVENING JOURNAL.

that the only way to check the immense drain upon our resources was to establish companies in our own midst, which could supply the demand for insurance, and diffuse its benefits, without our being compelled to send our money out of the State.

It was to this end thai the FRANKLIN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY was organized. In August, I860, about two hundred of our best citizens took policies, generally for as large an amount as it was thought a new company could safely carry, and thus placed the pioneer company of Indiana in operation upon a firm foundation. Since at time the business of the company his been enlarged and extended as rapidly as popible, and it has met with a success which is in every way gratifying, aud which,

I company more fnilv, the directors have

array the town against the country, or decided" to estaWiih a branch in each the country against tiie town, thus destroying that community of interests without which there can be no real prosperity in the grand old county of Montgomery.

county which shall have a regular organization, and make the

FRANKLIN' LIFE

a Home Company in the fullest sen**, in every county in Indiana. Full details of the plans will be furnished upon application to the ofiice of the company or to any of it.:- agents, ami it is desired that within a few months whole State will become fully organized. The directors feel that the advantages of the plan are such as to commend it to the support of all public spirited citizens (brought tlie State, and all are cordially invited to join in pushing forward the work.

Hugh M. Stephenson, of Wabash, is representative of the Franklin for this county for the purpose of organizing a branch company. He is in the city. Till! COMPANY STANDS WF.U. AT HOME.

Read the following from residents of Indianapolis: IsniAXAroMs, »Sopu*mbor I, 187-1

The'undersigned npolis have held policies in the

LIN

LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY

several years, and being thoroughly satisfied as to its stability, the integrity and skill of its officers, and its constantly increasing prosperity, heartily unite in recommending this company to the patronage of all citizens of Indiana. It is a

HOME INSTITUTION,

dividing its large

earnings liberally every year with till

James M. Hume ami Win. L. Adams, ol Hume, Adams & Co. S. 0. Hanna, of llanna, Caldwell & Co.

Ingram Fletcher, of Fletcher & Sharpe, bankers. Wallace Foster, of Foster & Darnall.

D. M. Taylor, Cash. Indiana National Bank. H. C. Newcomb, Judge of Superior Court.

Sam W. Watson, of Harrison's Bank. Fred Goepper, of F. Geopper & Co. Conrad Baker' ex-Governor. V. Butsch, of Capital City Iron Co. Jno. W. Ray, Treas. Iudianapolis Savings Bank.

R. S. Foster, of R. S. Foster & Co. commission merchants. C. A. Ferguson, 44 East Washington street.

W. 11. Craft, 24 East Washington street.

NicholasJlcCarty, Capitalists. 'I'lioinas Cottrell, Capitalists. X. S. Byram, of Bvrani, Cornelius & Co.

D. J. Styles, No. 178 W. Wstsh. st., harthvare merchant. Alfred T. Sinker, of Sinker, Davis & Co.

Win. Love and J. P. Dunn, of Wm. Love & Co. Austin H. Brown, of Brown, Caldwell & Co.

E. C. Atkius, of E. C. Atkins & Co. .las. C. Ferguson, of .1. C. Ferguson & Co.

B. Collin, of Coffin, Wheat, Fletcher & Oo. -If*3.

Letter List

List of letters remaining in the postoffice at Crawfordsville for the week endending Nov. 28,1874. If not called for in thirty days they will be sent to the Dead Letter office. Persons calling for these letters will please say, "advertised CunninghamPli MastersonMichael Carterlizekiel MettySam DetrickCW MartinMissSarah

FleetinglronAgt WoodsMissMaggie LutzGcorge ZinkDavidP Laidly Henry

LEGAL.

j^OTlOE TO CONTRACTORS.

Notion is hereby given tltnl sealed bidswill lie received at theollice nf thr Clerk of the City of CraMTordsville, Indiana, until Monday, tho 14th (lay of 1 (('cumber, 1874, fur the graveling of Klin street, insnnl citv, between tin.' Indianapolis, Bloomington A W'estern Railway and the corporation Inn- on the south. The gravel must bo good bunk or river washed gravel, and must be laid on IU feet in width, sixteen inches deep 111 the eenier and inches at either side.

for

Tin: Council reserve* the right to reject any or all bids. Hy order jl' the Common Council of the City of C'rawfordsvillc. T. 1. HKOW.V

Dee. -1,

IK74. 4'.IH-V!

L. Van Laningham, Sec. Iiulianapolis Gas Co. I Sutunkvi, the YMh day of. December, C. B. Pattison. of Ilibben, Kennedy & i„.tween the hours ot to o'i-io A. M,

Co. R. H. McCrea, of Fahnly & ^IcCrea. Deloss Root, of D. Root it Cu.

DouglasWmH McHorneylvutch FrazeeJamt MartinJohnathanX FitikDuvid PalinerMissFannie Goodnian.lohnO PundihileThomas GoldssberryUhnstinaSmithMrsPolly^ l-Ianiillon JO ShermanMrsUlive HelenMissFlora StoutMissLb/ie HawkinsJ SellerHawkini HamiltonMarthaE SwindlerMlslJ irnet Hamilton WO TaylorMissMinnie IsabellLewis VanceMissMary KellvHarvay WhiteHA King, Glossing andWalkerLevel

T. IT. B. MCCAIN, P. M.

LEGAL

vfOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ES

TAT 10

Pnrsimnt to nn order of tlie Circuit Court, 1 will ,«ell nt private fale on or ufter three weeks from date hereol the following re«l estate situute in Montgomery county. Imlinna, to-wit:

The northeast ounrter of the southeast quarter ol seetion

30,

in township

ranee. Also,

Citv Clerk.

OTIOE TO CONTRACTORS.

Notice in hereby given that bid* will be rc(•Giveri »t- Hie otfire oi the Clerk of the city of Cmwiorrisviilc, Indiana, until Moudsiy, the 14th •hiv of PeePinh»*r, 1874, for tho construction of plnnk sidrtwalk* on the following streets, to-wit On the west side of West .street from Mum to Market, and on the north side «f Market street between West and High streets, in sniueity.

Sa walks must be 5 feet wide, must be. made ot oak or pin.' plunk inches thick and 0 inches wide, aud must b«* laid on -i stringers to tlie width of the walk, naid stringers to he by 4 inches thick.

The, Council reserve* the right to reject any or all bids. Mv order of the Common Council of the City of Ciawftirdsville. 1\ U. HKOWN,

Dec. 1874. 47w2 City Clerk.

EXECUTOR'S SALE.

Notice is hereby i»ivon that 1 will still at public auction, on Tuesday, the 2-M day of I»oeemher, 1*74, at tlie residence of Kachel Potts, late o! Montgomery county, deceased, tftree miles northwest of Crawfoidsville, her personal property, 'onM«ii:ig in p»rt oi the loilowtng article* 1 two horse wagon and harness, cattle, fanning utensih, Ac. Also, a h-t of cattle, the property ot rvimuel Snyder, deceased. And also, at the saim* tiinc and place, there will be -"Id a b»t of one ami two year old steers, horses, mules, s| e«»p, hoys, and a lot of hay.

TICWM.S.—A credit of one'year will be uiven on all sums over the purehaser givingliis note with approved security, without relict from valuation laws.

I'M-. I^VI. KKI.M»EN H. FCXYDEK, 4!wo Kxeeutor.

ON 1! ESI DENT NOTICE. V'

1 Spite of Indiana, Montgomery county, ss In Montgomery Circuit Court. Kebruary term, l*7.j. Lucinda Mitchell,widow ol Joel Mitchell,

\l Tnrlion I deceased, vs. Luvinia Sullivan el al. Partition. rOhUiuilS OI JllUl.in-

FRANK

it renl,.tnh(,r,Ml

thai on the :i7th day ot .»•

vember, 1^74, Lucinda Mitchell, by Thomson »V Histine, her attorneys, filed the ('lerk's otlice ol said Court her complaint in writing as a caus«' of aet ion in her behaii also, the athdavit of a disinterested person setting forth that James Phipps and Agnes Phipps, de.iendan'-* in the a'»ove entitled c.jinse, are non-residents of the St:»le o/ Indiana.

Now, t'nerefore, notice of the tiling and pen* •iency of said action is hereby given to the said non resident defendants, that they maybe aid appear before the Judge of said Court on the first day ef the. next t* nn thereof, to be held at the Court House Cr-uwfordsville on the first Mon

olieY holders has no stock holders day oi Kebruary, IS75, th* and there, to answer

Mid every dollar of its receipts remains i', the State—paid out to widov.-a and orphans, returned to policy holders in the form of dividends, or loaned to foster a:ul develop home industries. This is surely much better than sending thousands of dollars every month to enrich Eastern corporations.

said complaint. Witness my md an 1 the eal of said Court thin th day of November, IK74.

4M«:i ISAAC M. VAN' lv, Orl M-

11 ERlFF S s7\-1 -!•.

Ky virtue of an execution, to me ilirected trom the'Clcrk of the in uit Court of Montgomery county, State of Indiana, in favor of .lames« lnyersoll, isued t»j me aSheriti ot said county, 1 will exj.ose to sale at publie auctioji and outcry, on Saturday, the 19fh day oj December, 1S74, between the hours ol 1" o'clock A. M. and I o'clock P.M. of said day, at the Court House door, in iheeityof Crawfordsville, Montgomery eount v, Indiana, the rents and profits for a term iu»t exceeding seven years, of the following described real estate, in Montgomery county, Indiana, to-wit

The east half of lot No. 'J2, a the same is known and designated in the plat ol Middle* town.

To be sold to satisfy said execution, interests ami

COM*,

ltv virtue of two several exeeutions, to me dircc e.l from the Clerk of the Cireuit Court ot Mi:iit"omery eountv, st:.te IndiniM, in tiivor ot 'ph il'iMi .1. Kern and Thomas llollowav el al., is^mid to me as Sheritl ot said eountv, I w.ll expose to sale at publie auetion aud outcry, ^n

SHOW GOODS.

CIALTY.

SPECTACLES.

A^E

and if the same will not brinu sum

sullieieiu to satisiy said execution, 1 will on the same day, at the same place, oiler the fee simple of said'real estate, to satisfy a judgment tor together with interest and costs, without any relief troui valu^t'on or appraisement I iws.

Ssid real estate taken as the property of Wm. P. Johnson. I. M. KKLSEY, Sh tt M. C.

r.y

W. Wiifite, Deputy. 4*w:tpf

HE RIFF'S SALE.

1874, and 1

a. It .1 .....I .}..• ot tlll

o'clock M. ol saul day, at the Court House door, in iheeitvof Crawfordsville. Montgomery eountv, Indiana", the rents and protits for a term not exeeetlinj seven ears, of the lollowill": desenb.'d real estate, in Mont^'oiiierv eounty, Indiana, to-wit

Lot No. a ill bloek No. :i, ns the fame is known ninl designated on the plat of the town of Hurli'ifton. •lc) be sold to satisfy said executions, interests and eosts, and if the same will not bring a sum siillieieul to satisfy .-aid executions, I will on the same day, at the same pl iei, otrer 'lie fee simple of said real estate, to satisfy said judgments tor SUM.4") and S:ii'd.'.lS dollars respeetne.y, together with interest and eosts, without any roliel from valuation or appraisement laws.

Saiii real

estate

0rav,'!'"

taken as the property of Stephen

I. M.

KKI^sKY.

Sh-ft M. C.

liv W. Wilhite, Deputy -P1

HERIFF'S SALE.

Bv'virtue of nn execution to me dirceted from the'Clerk of the Circuit Court of Montgomery

I'onntv

State of Indiana, in tnvqr ol Win. A.

Viiniirs'lall,issued to mens Sheriirofsaid county, I will expose tosaleat public miction and out"

Saturday, the 2(ith day of December, 1S74, between the hours ol id o'clock A.M.mid 4 o'clock 1 1 of-olid dav, at the Court llou^e door. Ill the citv of Crawfordsville, Montgomery county, Indiana, the rents and protits for a term not ex,.,.,.,lni" -.even years, ol the lolloiving decern ed real esTate ill Montgomery county, Indiana, to-

Lo* No. 9"', original at of the citv ot Crnwfordnville, with the house thereon situate. To be sold to satisiy said execution, interests and costs, and if the same will not bring a sum Kiitlicient to satisl'v said execution. 1 will on the .same dav at the same place, oiler the lee simple of saul real estate to satisiy a judgment «l-»l lit together with interest and costs, ithout 'any roln-l" from valuation or appraisement

'"said real estate taken as the property of Archibald Kolmison. KEl.SKY, Sirtl M. C. Hy W. Wilhite, Ueputy. 4»\v:i|it8S.85

HERIFF'S SALE. llv virtue of two several eixecutions to me directed from the Clerk ol the Superior Court ot Ma non coi in I v, State of Indiana, in favor of iiotheriuiiion, isnncd to ine Sheriff of Milntgomory .'ounty, I will expose at public sale

Saturday ', liic lUh day of December, 1874,

ik0 ,0

north, of range

west. AUo, the northeast quarter of the jiortneast quarter of section

in said township and

acres of land, being that part of

the south half of the northeast quarter of seetion 8B in said township and range, which lies on the east side of Parmer branch, which meanders through said quarter section. Also, ten acres of land out of the northwest quarter ot the southeast quarter of said section 30 in said township and range, the property of the lute firm of Grimes S: Hyharger.

TERMS.—One third or tho purchase money cash in hand, one third in nine months and residue in eighteen months, with interest, and Hecured by mortgage on

NOT.21, 1874.

«r.o.u

not exceeding seven vears, of the following de ib^d real estate, in Montgomery county ann, to-wit

fndi-

nd-

thence south to Cherry street, thence Vance's west line, thenee north to v»t, of'heKinning, contuininK Hve. acres, to I. tocetlier with the pnvifeges and ,ne place I to the same belonging. ^oreorless.

To he sold to satis fv apmrtennnces interests and accruing co'not bring ft sum sutRc said executions. ?ion* I will on the ..«, and if the same will offer 'the fee snnr' .ent to satisfy said execusaid judgment" same day nt the same place, ivelv toget' .ie Of said real estn te, to eutisty iostV wit' lor |l,21f..M and SM9 respectmentla' •'lWr interest nnd accruing

gftj,i ..out

SurviYing Partner. no

relief from valuati on or apprai.se-

real -estate taken as ihe /operty of James jc0?e)lnnd. I. M. KEI. CEY.Sh'ff M. 0. By Warner Wilhi'e, Deputy. 48w3prlt2.40

JEWELRY.

KLEIN'S JEWELRY HALL

•:TO PAY STORAGE

.MIMK'I'V

LKKIVIXt. EVJGKY IUV. TIIE FINEST i«OUS

AXI BEST SELECTED IIV THE CITY.

PARTIES LOOKING FOlt A NICE PRESENT ARE

INVITED TO CAM, AND SEE. NO TROD RLE TO

FINE WATCHES AND RICH JEWELRY A SPE

SOLE AGENT FOR TIIE CEI.E1CRATED Dl.iHONIK

Boojrs AND^SHOES^

LEGAL.

S-'I

Kliza Harmon,

MUSIC TEACIIEH, Piano, Organ and Melottcon, Cor. (ireen St. and Walmsh Av. :!7wKt

FOR RENT.

FRONT ROOM

S O I S O E And the BASEMENT of 'he ELSTOK llAVlv :i7tf

WATCH REPAIRING.

\v»

it vo'ir

"not.

latcli, Clock or Jewelry

AT Til!-:

P. 0. LOBBY?

All work vanunted and toei. Call 5*n.I seo.

ausfaetnoi ^ir.ranw'i

MUSICAL-

GEO. A. PJUXCE & 00.

Organs & Melodcons.

'Jhe Oldest, I/ir^est and Most Perfect Mnnnfru'torv the Cnited Suites.<p></p>S4.N0

Now in use.

No other Musical Instrument over .same popularity *fcfTSf»nd for Trice Lists. Addles* I* 4fiw4 yCn'AKliS-

,/lit LINER Y.

jyrxx^T^i rs

OO TO

MISS HIATT'S

r.r InMlllluery-

Hots, Taney FeatherB 3'onnetB, Flowers, Plumes, ment.

JO. CHALLIS & EUO.,

Who always cej a Goivl Stuck, oiler

(jrciti IiMlur.ciiMMits in lloth Stocli and Prices lor tlu» Hollidiiy Trade.

Liulies' I'lvneh Kill Button Ho its, Ladies Front Laee Ki 1 Iliots, Misses' and ChililrcMi's L:iee Boo's,

Notice's hereby given that we will sell at pubile at our wareboii«e, known as the Man-on & Davis warehouse, the city of Craw t«nUvilh\ Ind., on th( 14th tv ol Dceembrr, IS74, at 10, o'clock A.M. the toliowing described personal property to pMy storage: 1 sewing mi.».bine, 1 Mile and* 1 writing desk belonging to Thos. New",u:? U,0»^!on8,''o\Vti.!pV«'fr W'o"' I U'»l- month Iv ]r.v. lis continued a.lit|Miilmn to WmiHsli, liwt. I'AI. 11..I- A 'j1,* I iininiliir iK'Siri'.i :int ni'i.'ils. liiU'«-l. wln-n 'ini|i.i.*'H."i l'''|'l'

Salltrdfl)/, the YMIl day OJ Jkcciiiucr, lot

between the hours of Hi o'elock A.M. anil -I o'eloeU P. M. o. Miiil iliiv. at the Court House loor, 111 the Citv of Crawfor.isville._ Mojit»oiiiery eountv, Iniliana*. the retitsnnd profits for term not exemdint Seven Years, of the tollo" in« ile-M-rthed real estate, in Skiiitgotnery eounty, Indi-

rtITl'ie'iioVth*

Saul real estate taken as the property of.Iame.» S.

CMISOII

et al.

I. M. KEI.SEY, Sh'irM. C. eiuitv. 47-w:'.|fS S.A'i

Hy W. Wilhite, Ue)

WiUSICAL.

Cents' Sli|t|ieis, Ladies' Slippers, Cents' Fine Boots and Shoes./

Ain ICS & X?T'I313KI«S..

PUBLICATIONS.

"Unquestionably the best Sus-. tamed Work of the Kind in the World."

IA RPKK'S MA(J A Z1N E, I I.I.ISTI!A L'ICl).

Notices of the Tress: increasing circulation of this

The

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(JHEllIFF'S SALE. I cator^ as well entertainer.^ »f the public mind, for its \ast popularity

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of orarv full me llisit litis kept piicu with, il it lift*

suiil i'rn:"tv I will to s:tle lit pnliln'iiiir- not UmI tlie tinier. -Iioiilit cini.-e tt~ eotiilitetors tion iiiifloiit'-rv, on lo recant it with juslillablei eoinpWieeney. 1'. non mi I

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half of the we«-t half of the sout!ieast I includes prepa aiciit. of I lVMa^e b. quarter of section .% in townsliip liMiorth, ot] the inildwher-. range 3 west.

To be sold to satisfy s»»id e\*ec.Ut on, HItore^t^ and costs, and if the same wdl not hi intr a sum sufficient to -utisfy said exeeution 1 will 011 the same dav at the inie phce. otrer the fee simiile of said real estate, tos:iiifya judL nieiit for Sid."..."!", togflier with interest anil eosts, without any relief from valuation or appraisement laws.

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