Crawfordsville Weekly Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 5 December 1874 — Page 8

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HATS AND CAPS.

Hats & Caps!

N E W A N

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CKAVTFOKDSVILLK. SA'IUKDA'V, DEC.

CITY AND VICINITY.

Guf.en stre't south is being supplied with gas mains.

The gas mains are being laid on Watfr street as far south as the M. E. church this week.

The mercury was way down among (he teens below zero on Monday morning. It was several degrees colder than the coldest dav of last Winter.

The case of Sullivan against the city Tur damages sustained by plaintiff from (lie wash at the norih end of Washingington street terminated in a verdict for (he citv.

Mr. Tamiott, the temperance lecturer, put in his time well while here, besides speaking (our times he organized (wo additional lodges of Good Templars, one of them colored.

A .meetixc of the leading stockholders of the I., H. & W. Railroad will be held at Indianapolis on the ith, to adopt tome plan for "scaling down and reducing the present large indebtedness of the company."

W. H. Durham, of the proposed Montezuma railroad, found a curiosity while on the line the other day in the shape of an editor who professed to be a bondholder. It was liryati. of the Springiteld (Mass.) Union.

Dr. Hamiivtox, of Waynetown, has compromised the suita for bastardy and reduction brought against bim by Mary E. Rusk by the payment of $GU0 and costs. The Doctor was recently married, and has settled down at Waynetown.

J. J. In'sley has brought suit against Lee Young, of Darlington, to recover the horse which Insley traded to the thief Clouse, and whicb'.Clouse afterwards sold to Youne. The case is set

NOBBY STYLES

GOLTRA & BABCOCK'S

JEWELER.

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Wii.iiiam C. House, of this city was arrested on last Tuesday for the violation of an ordinance of the city in committing an assault and battery on Samuel C. Moore, of Brown township, and was fined $20. Afterwards on the same day, House was arrested on a State warrant and brought before Esquire Ramsay to answer to asiinitar charge. 'Squire RaniMiy, on account of his limited jurisdiction and'the aggravated character of the case, recognized the defendant for' his appearance at the February term of the Circuit Court to answer to the charge. The assault was committed on Tuesday morning while Moore was standing at the Allen corner unconscious of harm, and was seemingly made without any cause whatever. Moore's injuries consisted of several painful, but not serious, cuts and bruises on tho head.

Forgery.—A young woman aged about 18 years aud giving her name as Mary ({race forged im ordei on Campbell & Hurter, signing to it the name of H. Sperrj, ansi on last Monday presented it at the store of Campbell & Harter and received on it about $8G worth of dry goods. She was afterwards arrested on a charge of forgery, waived an examination and gave bail in the sum of §200 for her appearance at the next term of the Circuit Court. The goods were all recovered by Campbell & Harter. It was also ascertained that her right name is Jennie McClung, and that the former name was assumed. She had lately been working at Sperry's bouse.

WiiiUAM Wi mute and George H. Barn hart, aged respectfully 15 and 14 years and living a few miles south of town, on Thanksgiving day while on their way home from school, got into an altercation in which Barnhart received a severe, but not dangerous, stab in the shoulder. Wilhite was arrested last Tuesday and brought before Esquire Russell to answer for the offense. He pleaded guilty to the charge, and on account of bis tender years, the nature of the difficulty, aud the desire of the lather of the wounded boy that no heavy penalty be iuflicted, a very light fine was'im posed.

Taujott Loooii, I. O. G. T., organ ized last Sunday evening, starts out with a membership of 52. The following officers have been elected for the first quarter: Theo. II. Ristine, W. C. T. Mrs. Elizabeth Cooley, W. C. T. Charles H. Davidge, W. 8. Miss Phrone A. Ensminger, W. A. S. I)r. P. M. Layne, W.

S- Mi.™..- T. Capt. J. Vnnie Elarter, W. loss, W. I. G. A.

Miss Anna WishE. Carnine, W. er, P. W. C. T. V. C. and Lodge

years a citizen lot Springs, Arptember, aged 66 this county in er of \Vm. Newto Texas to Mr. Earl has a near Wayne's, who has been •r 50 years.

ALPACAS AND MOHAIRS.

The Haven brands and Grand Duchess, unsurpassed aud par excellent in color and quality.

CASHMERES AND SERGES.

In the new shades.

CLOTHS AND CASSIMERES.

Large aud elegant line for men and boys.

Celery at Dolan's.

vill deliver an one week from wing the matemade during 2 invitation is ted that other attendance.

any ice last ugh, but the

THE CRAWFORDSVILLE SATURDAY EVENING JOURNAL.

DRY COODS.

THE PEOPLE'S STORE! ISA CADWALLADER & CO.,

DEALERS IN

BOOTS, SHOES, DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS.

BLANKETS.

A full line of the best grades in the markets

FELT SKIRTS.

A large and attractive stock for ladies and misses.

Twenty thousand of the finest cigars in the market at Moffett & Booe's.

The firm of Smith & Hamrick having, by mutual consent, dissolved, all bills due said firm will be payable to the new firm of R. O. Smith & Co.

A fine selection of card cases real nice at Mat Klein's.

Ladies' gold watches from $25 to $1-30 at M. ('. Klein's.

The Metropolis

ciLrar

at Somcrville's.

You can buy anything in the clothing line at cost and even less if you jew them a little, at Ira Cadwallader & Co.'s.

Ira Cadwallader & Co. have the best brands of calico in town and don't sell them at 7J cents either.

Best ready made clothing in the market, nice, new aud cheap at Eli Kahn's.

For a nice King William cape overcoat go to the popular New Oak Hall Clothing House.

Mat Klein is the best watch workman in the State.

Something nice, new and charming in the jewelry line at Mat Klein's.

Look out for another arrival of cheap carpets at Campbell & Harter's.

Allen & Bro. are still ahead on muslins, a yard wide only 10 cents per yard.

Stoves lower than ever. Call at S. H. Gregg & Son's. 48w3Jf

Try Hus Hus. Sold by Moflett & Booe.

To get gents' furnishing goods go to Eli Kahn's.

POCKETCUTLiRY^Campbell & Tinsley's.

Parlor croquet sets at Dickey & Brewer's.

J. A. Somerville yesterday morning came out in anew express with which he proposes to deliyer goods free of charge anywhere in the city.

Why buy old goods when you can go to the New Oak Hall Clothing House where they have an entire new stock.

For a nice, cheap, stylish overcoat for $17 and upwards go to Mitchell & Co.'s. 48-6.

French repp writing paper. The prettiest ever made at Dickey & Brewer's.

Curtis Bros, are

Belling

more boots

and shoes, and cheaper than any other house in town.

BOOTS AND SHOES.

Ladies' kid, ladies' serge, children's shoes, and boots for men and boys in endless variety and excellent quality.

SHAWLS.

The best of styles and lowest prices.

FLANNELS.

Large line of Factory Flannels as cheap as the cheapest.

TABLE LINEN.

This department is unsurpassed in rariety and quality.

MUSLINS.

All the popular makes in Bleached and Brown, and cheaper than before the war.

Ira Cadw&Uader & Co»

ZMZ'CXjTTZEaiE] & FRY'S OLD ST^ZtsTID,

CRAWFORDSVILLE.

Quite a novelty are those pretty "Rubber" watch cases, gold and silver mounted, which M. C. ICIein has just received. He is always getting something new and nice in his line, and thus keeps right up with the jewelry trade irt this county. He is an enterprising, wideawake business man, and does much to give tone to his business in this city and vicinity, and it is no discredit to the taste of our people that they have the reputatiou of having a passion for tho very best of watches and jewelry.

Don't fail to bring the cash. Ttiat is what makes goods so cheap at Campbell & Harter's.

You can buy better hand made boots of Ira Cadwallader than any place in Crawfordsville.

That "there's nothing succeeds like success" is as true of business as of any thing else. And that it pays to succeed, even at the expense of continued industry, watchfulness and care, is equally true. And that this has been done here is plainly evinced by the fact that there has been an enormous and increasing business done right along through the entire season, people coming here from twenty-five to thirty miles, from everv direction, because they can find the largest and best assorted stock of goods of every description, and buy them at such reasonable rates as well pays them for the trouble of coming even thirty miles to get to trade at the widely popular mammoth dry goods establishment of Allen & Bro.

Mrs. Hanna is never behind the demand in her business. She has already received for the holiday trade one of the most carefully selected stocks of those fine, tasty and beautiful millinery goods which only one of her long and c?reful experience is skillful enough to select-. She has besides regular millinery goods a handsome line of goods suitable for holiday gifts out of which to make such nice and appropriate Christmas gifts, zephyr, worsted, gilt card board, embroidered slipper and cushion patterns, ruchings, collars, sash ribbon and neek ties, just as nice as can be.

Clothing and boots and shoes cheaper than ever at the Cheap Store of Campbell & Harter.

Baltimore oysters received every nightK by Billy Laymon and sold from 3/5 cents up, by the can. He serves them up to suit you.

Cianbcrries at Fry & Shean's.

Ira Cadwallader & Co. -have a few more of those elegant overcoats cheap.

Nice oil carpets and stove rugs' at S H. Gregg & Son's. 46w3.

Go to Billy Lavmon's and get a full square meal for 35 cents.

Eli Kahn is the popular and wide awake, ready made clotbijig man. This is why he sells such lon^b of clothing.

Remember that t^ci*e is a fine and complete stock of the celebrated "Cheap John spectacles" at I. N. VanSickle's.

Ira Cadwallader & Co. haven't got even a fifty thousand dollar stock of goods, but have a very good general stock which they sell chcap.

The largest stock of buckskin gloves and mittens in the city will be found at Goltra & Babcock's.

Every thing in the grocery, bakery and confectionery line, sold cheap for cash at Johnson & Vancleave's.

Try Billy Laymon's cigars.

Don't fail to read Campbell & Harter's six reasons.

Lily of the Lake is the fine perfumery sold by Moffett & Booe.

Underwear, underwear, underwear, the largest and best selected stock in the city can be found at Goltra & Babcock's.

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

Spectacles at VanSickle's.

For the best overshoes at the lowest price call at Campbell & Harter's CHEAP STORE.

DRUG STORE.

THE COTTAGE DEUG STORE.

R. C. SMITH & CO.,

Druggists and Chemists, $ !HaUo»al

(HAWFOKWSVI M,i:.

Don't forget to call on Curtis Bros., first door east of Elston's Bank, for any and all kinds of boots and shoes. They sell at the lowest priees.

A fine line of blankets, white and colored, at Wasson & Myers'.

'Buffalo robes at Goltra & Babcock's.

You can buy anything iu tho notion line of Ira Cadwallader & Co. cheap..

Overcoats of every kind can be had at the most reasonable prices at Eli Kahn's.

AXES A'NDSAWs'of'all kinds and styles at Campbell & Tinsley's.

A fine stock of gold and silver watches at Mat Klein's.

Fresh oysters at Fry & Shean's, No. 14 Main street.

Ira Cadwallader Co. sell more rubber over shoes than anybody.

Gents' watches from $12 to $200 at M. C. Klein's.

Call at Raymond's and see those fine cosy chair rocker and that fine new liue of brackets and looking glasses.

School Books at Dickey & Brewer's.

Use Doctor Detchon's infallible cure for catarrh.

Elegant gold and silver watches, the best in market, at Mat Klein's.

For boys' clothing, hats and caps go to Jake Joel's Oak Hall Clothing House.

Fresh oysters at Dolan's.

To see the best of jewelry go to Mat Klein's.

BUILDING HARDWARE very low for cash just now at Campbell & Tinsley's.

New slock of perfumery at Moffett & Booe's.

For anything nice and substantial iu the under clothing .'Ine po to Eli Kahn's

Buy yonr boots and shoes cheap at Curtis Bros'.

For the finest syrups west of New York go to Scott Diirter. He has them, also a superior article of Orleans molassas, the new crop.

Remember the inducements offered to persons wishing good pictures at Willis' gallery.

SKATES and SLEIGHS bells all kinds at Campbell Tinsley's.

Go to Fry & Shean's and call for the the Giraffe, the best five cent cigar iu the city.

Ladies, don't fair to see that beautiful and charming jewelry at Mat Klein's. It is a rare treat.

LECAL NOTICF.

"NOTICE OF ATT." OHM EXT.

of Indians. Monigo nory fiw/iuy, before .)*.hn W. ItnrnsKy, Justice vf the Peace for Untottn«Mp in wild county. Jatnop

Mack "vs. Robert Alexander. Suit in

Attutttajient. It appearing by affidavit of Jamns T. Mack, plaintiff in the above entitled cause., that he has a cause of action against tho defendant, Robert Alexander, and that the said defendant is a non resident of the State of Indiana, noti is hereby given that the said cfluso is set for trial before me on Monday, the 25th day of January, 1875, at 10 o'clock a. m.,

and the said Robert Alexander

is notified fo be present on that day to answer the complaint o' the said .lames T. Mack, wherein the latter claims thf sum

d'$i.fcr.

JOHN W. RAMSAY, J. P.

Dec. 5, 1874. 4'Jw:t

LECAL.

I^STR A YNOT1 UlC.

Iiiltcniip by Duvid Cumiitiglnin, living four i.nlo.1 west ol Oi-Hwlordsvillt'. tiiu Yomil~nll pike, 1)11 tho loth .Iny of Oiitolii'r, A. II., (R71, one irdnnd win to eoloi'ti.l licitor, liuulced with cross mill swHllowlork in eiuh our. No other murks or hrnmli! perooivulile. Supposed to tie ouo your old lust Spring, nnd iippmised to twelve dollars by ,l.,hn Sparks nnd .funics H. Hull, Imtore me, Riclnird Uuihiik,.1. 1'., November 14, 1S71.

Filed mill recorded lieuember 4, 1S7I. A true copy. Attest I.M.VANCE, •Ifliv

J^STRAY NOTICE.

filer.

I'Hkon up by Mary .1. Jonen in Union township, Montgomery county, Imliunn, on the second dav ol hovutnhcr, 1K74, a red hnil'or with while tn the fiu e, wlnto under the lore shoulder, of j»ood fixe and MippOMcd to bo two yenrs old. No oar marks or brands, and appraWd nl fifteen dotlurri by A. J. Burk,

SiIhs

.Jone.s and A. •). Norris,

before me tho underpinned, a Juhmci of the Peace, Novembers, 1871.

JOHN W. RAMSAY, J. 1*.

riled and recorded November ^7, 1874. A uue copy. Attest f. M.

^HfiRIFF'g SALE.

VaNCB, Clerk.

By virtue of an •xeciition, to me directed from the Clerk of the Superior Court of Marion County, State of Indiana, in favor of Thcmui* Allord, issued to me as Sherd! ot Montgomery Count), will expose to .sale at public unction and outcry, on

Saturday, the 2Gth ilay of December, 1874, between the hours of to o'cluck A.M.imii 4 o'clock I'. 11. of mud i!iy,nt the Court House door, in the City of CrawforclsyilUs. Montgomery County, lnIiHiui,ihe routs and profits torn lerm not excerdnig M'ven vi'Hrs, of tho folloYViriK described rent' e-stHte, ill Montgoinory county, Indiana, to-wit 'I lie north hull ol lot number no in the town of Valley City (now New Ross).

To ho aoid to satisty said execution, interests and costs, and if the same will not bring a sum sulfieient to satisfy said execution, I will on the same day at the same place, otler thu fee simple of said real estate, to satisly a jtidcment for .Six Hundred and Tlnrty-Ei"hl and 7H-W0 dollar-stogulh-er with interest mid costs, without any relief Irom valuation or appraisement laws.

Said real estate taken as the property of \Vil« limn ,1. Inlow et al. I.

KRWBY,8ir(rM.C.

Iiy Warner Wilhite, Deputy. l:i-HwS8 i'5

HERIFF'cS SALE.

By virtue of an execution, to me directed from the Clerk of the Circuit Court of Montgomerv county, .State of Indiana, in favor of John lw Gray etal., issued to me ShentTof said couiiv ty,I will expose to sale at public auction aud outtcry, on

Saturday, the 2Gth day of Dcccmber, 1374, between the houis of 111 o'clock A. M. tmd 4 o'clock P. M. of said day, at the Court House door, tn the city ot Crawionisville, Montgomery county, Indiana, the rents anil profits for a term noi exceeding .»eveu years, of uie following described real estate, in Montgomery county,Indiana, to wit

Part of lots numbered and 10 of McClelland it Connard's addition of

!ots to the city of

Ci-mh-

fordsvillc, bounded us follows Itcgnimng »0 feet east of th'.« southwest corner of said lot No 10, and running thence north lot) fVet, throve tsast CO feet, thence south Km feet, thence w«*t tiUfect to the place ol brginuiii^.

To be sold to satisfy smd execution, interests ami costs, and the same will not tiring a sum sutHcient lo satisfy said execution, 1 will on the same day, at the same place, oiler the lee simple of said led estate, to .sitisty balance ol judgment for $S7.t.M, together with interest and I costs, without any rehel lr«ijn vahmtiou or praisciiicnl laws'

Said re.d estate taken as the property of James McClelland. KE'rfKY,

Sirt!

M. C.

By \V. Vvilii»t»*, Deputy. 4?iw:ipf H.i»0 •,

^HERIFF'S ALE.

iiy virtue of an execution, to me directed from tin?* Clerk of the Circuit Court o! Montgomery county, Statcof Indiana, in favor of Caleoll, ll. Anderson, issuer! to me as sheriff of said county, 1 will expose to sale at public auction and out* cry, on

Saturday, the 2W/i day of December, 187-i, between the hours ot 10 o'clock A.M. and 4 o'clock P. M. ot said day, at the Court House door, in the City of CrawtordsviHe, Montgomery county, Iuiuma, the rents and profits lor ten* not exceeding seven rears, ol

the following «u-

acribed real estate, in Montgomery county, indana, to wti A fractioi al part f.f the norli/ st quarter

sotion 18, ,ri towm.iip 17 nonS.cf range :i *,ve.4, un I t'»ouri*l« as folb«: Be»»iuiiug «f a stcielo /I've' east of the New A'hjmy «V .Salem R-»/roid and .n the c.nU'Vof the Crawfori'sviHe& L'-doga

FtuV road, running thence east Hi degrees noith I on lit), 'of I'aVid tl inc's survey 40% poles t» a I'-tone, corner of Petora

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survey! tJier.ce south

degrees east id(»?4 poles to a stone on a lino ol Rice's survey, thonce west degrees south to withm

feet of tho said railroad, thence punil*

lei with said road north degrees west pole* and 1(3 links to the place of bcgiiuuug, contaiu* uig 2J4 acres, more or less.

To be sold to satisfy said execution, interest and costs, and if thu same will not bring a

HARDWARE.

M1BEI PAIKT!

CliTLERlT, Horse Shoes, Nails & Iron.

Campbell Sz Tinsley*

mibi

suflicient to satisfy said execution, 1 will on tb? same day, at the same place, otler the feosunplfl of said real estate, to satisfy judgment Fc»: $070.80, together with interest and costs, ithauv any relief from valuation or appraisement

Said real estate taken as the property of Win. 11, Boswell.

M. KKLS1SY,

Sirtf

M. C.

BvW. Wilhite, Oeputv. 4!w.pl$11M

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