Crawfordsville Weekly Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 19 December 1874 — Page 3

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Ion. ,Ino. Colnini, M. C. Kx-(!ov. Conrad Halicr. i-'tati! Library. I Joiiiitv Library. ('ity Library. Deaf ml 1 iniiiii .• Vr-111111 Librai Lieut, (imv. I,. Sexton. Simon Yandes, Ivsq.

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Alfred HurriMin, hiinkcr. .Inlm 0. Sew, Imnkcr.

V,tinder. II. (i. Carey, hanker. 11. Iiales, Jr.. banker. '1'. 1'. llHii'ihey. lianker.

•.viiich is truly dise.ouiageing to your dov jIlt0 j,e Wubash .Sycamore, and wieldquill driver, but I consult the thought that

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Mt:r»iCAi. COLLEGES.

The college ol physicians and surgeons have their own troubles. First war against one another, and now a "mighty cheeky" reporter of the Journal •jToes through 'em and exposes everything. The cemeteries are now :tli guarded to -.ave bodies from the notorious body •matchers. Grave robbing has been carried on to a great extent since the cou veiling of the college, and a proposition is now on foot to have a l.iw providing for the same.

A PK1C1' AT THK UKEAT.

I. according to every boy's nature, ilways have a ilcsire to glance at the famed, ami for this reason I look a stroll l.o peer into sanctums, anil to glance at 'lie editors of the city. My first move was to stand in front of the litile red brick edifice of the Sunday Herald to gaze at. the editor of the spiciest paper of the city. I stood as if "sighting'' along ail unjoining house, but was really sighting along Ha:ding's face. There fie sat at his little desk in all his glory, which was simply a pen over each ear, a pair of spectacles a-stride his nose, a lead pencil well

myself with jHg hi^ winsome pen for the would be I Senutor McDonald. The door was

-THIS Lh'K OF OMIBF Justice CHASE,

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.Inliii S. Irwin, i:is. iu't. .Win. S ii!i!iiirii. Pres. ins. emu. Knot, iron luiindry. .) II. Hiiii^li, iron loiindry. in II ii

A.I.. Koaclie, Ksi .1 (ill11 .M. I!nilor, r.-'|. John S. Tarkinztou, F.s|. W. W. Leathers, I-'.-ip R. I! Duncan, Ksi|. «l no. W. Make, K-1t I',. M. Muriiinliilt.', Iv«t|. .1. M. liidtMinur, Msq. .1 oh it innn, Williaiii Wsilluci', Ivi] ,1. I), (,'ondit. Ksi|. .1. I!. Miirtindiilc, 1!M|. 'l'nos. II Hlnirpc, liunkt'i'.

Iv S'litrpe. banker. Inirrum l-'leudier, bunker. .1 ill ii Tlitinias, hanker. .1. H. Yitjt'ii, Iiiinki-r. W. T. .1 iiiiiiston, stove tlealet. .lames .M. HIIMH', carpe'o. Robert Hrownin drii| ^it. .1. W. liryitu, tlr iiiirist. .lolln (iieen, tieo. .Merritt, woolen niaiiiiliietiireV. Win. (Joiighlen, woolen lnant'r.

j... ...... in solitude. Mis swallow tail coat ^Vliy Sflciil Usui uoiliees li linvo mi! '•»pjiim" I'ire ie|»iirim«'iii The bobbed out ami in. ami his number

Medical tulli'p' A I'ct'p at the ,, elevens came down like clapboards. He !m'm\Min i-. i'..:-.niiier if., 1B7. was no doubt puzzled on the ''plan." The eau-e ot absence ol an Indianupo- |.[e paused when I entered, but I soon lis letter in the Jot UNA!, may npt bc|j,ave

eliarged wholly upon the pen of youi

.correspondent. 1 wo of ni\ best

"""jopen, and I had just glanced in

In which the etc. means, "And wasteland s.ecn a red headed fellow its .-weetness011 the desert air." scratch his head, when an abrupt Tin-', irYc.VMOi OK(iA\. Irishman informed me that buys

And now comes the Hon. E. C. Ken-1 wasn't allowed up there and for inc "to nedy, (no relation Lo l'eter, I think,) I be after gittin' out of this." I got afRepresentativt of Marion county, and jterit. |iurchase» an interest in the Onili/ Globe. 1 wanted to see the Joinnal man, who, And secondly, as report says, $.'1,000 I am told, actually went into the newscomes from 'IVire Haute to support the room and stuck type while Laura I'eatn organ while it grin 's for the Hon. D. did the editorial work, lint my time was W. Yoorhees for the Senatorialship. too limited. i! Jan's friends seem to be determined to I went to see Holliduy, editor, and .push him up, and he seems to stand a "Snacks," ci'y editor, of the Kecni:ij :air chance right here at Mi Donald's This was before Holliduy went home, the Smtincl to tiie contrary not-least to bathe, and his delicate brow told withstanding. of his frailty in body. Harding, of th*

THK KIRK DKl'AUTMKXT, /Jtralil, was uj there telling "Snacks" ••Treated so generously by the citizens I some big flog story, and I didn't get to •if the city, desetves it richly. They interview him on the third term or any topics of the day. All I can say bo tit him is that lie wears spectacles and put!

have been presented with libraries with which to while away the leisure momeuts, but as soon us an alarm conies in they lay aside the book, aud in 30 seconds time are on their "daring journey." If Crawfordsville has not already, it would do well to follow the example.

on style in general. I'll not '•Snacks" at some future date. I went to th:i J'cople office and sought Enos 15. Keed at the editorial room, but it was as deserted as a robin's nest in Winter. The red breast (or rather head) was out for a moment.: Enos. is one of the heads of the city government, and aspires to the Mayoralty. He'll do things up to a point of law if put there at the next election.

I went to the Farmer office and took observation of the contents of the

Now as 1 didn't consider editor.only great men of the eilv, I went to the Surgical Institute to see the much noted Dr. Allen, whom 1 found after some little difficulty. He's nobody to see notning but a clever, little sociable M. D. 1 had a desire to go into the Metropol itan theatre, and I went the back way. After going through two or three doors I came to a deserted looking place, and in my gaping 1 stepped upon a trap door. Part ol nie went through and part did not. I climbed up wrong side out, and after stepping into two or three more came out myself again, and withdrew with more head on ine than usual. I was on the stage, but as the scenes look

proportioned in his mastiiMting organs, like old wall paper at a close observation. busy iv'tding the Saturday evening JomtN'Ai.. The forms of the last pages of the Herald were about ready to locked up and ho looked as if

•re|Ue.- ted him to purchase a desk for them—ou tick—which lied id, and now thi will not psiv for it. Tuttle swears he'll "be durncd" if he'll pay for it. I

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lie was getting reckless and made iny exit. The I'nio/i msiii wasn't at home, so we didn't bother him, but started to see Buchanan, of the Sun. One room look'•d brighter than tlie rest, I approaeh-

1 thought il was an old storage room. An Indian looking fellow came along be and told me that my part as actor was he done and for me to light out for othei

thought, "How sweet the [Saturday] climes, and I at once climbed out for evening's close." other lignt. Our next victim was Prof. E. 0. Tut- My mission ended, with wc.i ried step.* .If, sole editor of the Duihj (i/obe. He mid a Muck eve I sought "home, sweet was busy with scissors, paste pot and home," and now that I am over my pencil, preparing copy lor the eomposit- bumps, I narrate the incidents as cheeron- in smother room. Our con vermilion 1 fully as I'd go for a roasted turkey. with him was all about the State Hoard, As my work with the editors is lullilliilist* the Rural Rooster-1, who have ed mv next step will be to tackle the treated Tuttle rather shabbily. They pickpockets, and on up lo the ministers

of the gospel, letter.

Look out for 1'

That Liltic Uirl.

The jovial captain of one of the steamships now iu port tells a good story relative to the May and December marriages so common in Hra/.il. A Mra/.iliau gentleman, apparently over 50 years of age, was a passenger on his vessel. He was accompanied by two girls, one about fifteen, and anotht-r younger. The gen-

THK RAW .KO Li-1 )S VI SATURDAY UYKN

|.. 1 11 It in I'ri Viilr Sorrdnry. iiml woi'li Nil. II. IC. ('nrrlnirtoti 'of Wnl)ii.h

th- I'ollim Ints 1 In «l in nsi j»oI lis li y.li_ '»l ni«_-1 iHTinjjIoii, wlm Ii:in «*1ui rj.v«- ol* All II n»* in rui'kc.V !S ,ro. SiMif. l»j e.vprt?-,

ed it. I halted. I heard a noise within tleinan was seasick in the cabin, ami the like the "trump, tramp, tramp, the bovsjK'rl-* were on deck, whereupon the cap- ..... to.in oniejivoriH. to a.mue them—took are man-lung. 1 entered, and there

.lIKj |10 resumed his march,

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tempts fnileu to get in theii work, Sr'iilin/l worker was wading waist deep boy

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was the famous 'I. B., pacing the door ios, while he enjoyed their prattle and pretty smiles. in, the miiUt of this pleasant occupation the gentleman came.

worked my way up the wind

stiiirs. where the apparently wearied

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IC (ieizendorl, woolen tuaii 11r. .1. harpe, leather. II I be pi re Aiiir. Iiluncr, contractor. •••lames M. Hunie. carpels. 11. .S, Stcdiiian, pianos anil niUMC.

H. F. Tin tie, mereiiaiit. .!"s. ,|. liin^hain, School Director Win. Ilaniietinan, real estilti-. .Viex iMetziier, real e.slaLe. S. (J Hanna, grocer. II as W. T. liipley, grocer. V. Meir. .1. M. l.onl, real estate. T. A. Mason, restaurant. T. B. \Vrirlitiiiuii, Medical Inlirinary. "W. H. Lewis, nmrble works. ('ol. 1). \V. (!ray. .Spencer House. .1. 15. Knot, foundry. H. Stacey, Supt. nas works. Win. Iladlev, lw| (Jity A.*se.»sor. Henry \V. Tulenriler. City Treasurer. •I. W. Dryer, dru^uist.. V. T. Malott, N'ice Pres. I'eru II. R. II. Frank, furniture. Dr. W. Clinton Thompson. Dr. J. Newcoin r. W, ]\Iurrisoii, banker. Ii C. Shaw, carriage iiianufi( firer. A ug. S| iiej!li', Iii in ture iii imifact urer. Frederick Tomes, furniture niHuf r. .J. W. \V. LMIIHSIIHIC, Kt|, T. W. Hamilton, K-q Co. Auditor.

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Tousey, Esq.

Dead and Beautiful Venice. [Jouquin Millar, in Of course you can sit down in a good hotel here and have almost as much eom-i fort as in any Saxon city you may visit I but you don't see Venice as Venice is—, as I saw it iri my half'dozen attempts toi live with the poor toilers of this city and see them at home. Nor would I say that all the houses are beset with vile smells| and vermin. I only insist that there are two sides to this pretty, womanly city, and that it is the most deceitful city in the world -a city of wide and wonderful! contrasts. Venice is full of beauty, but] full of ugliness also. It is full of gayetv, but over full of want and wretchedness. I \v. ti kc

forget tradictions. The city of art and history and son ', yet hollow and sad as a shell of the seav- .:-.«"jt$ '', vr

Everybody is pleased with the photographs that Cadwallader, the Indianapolis artist, makes for them. They are just splendid. 50w-i

editorial room. Kingsbury, the proprie- the Tax Duplicates for said county for the year 184 are now in tho! hands of the tor, and Conner, the editor, were the County Treasurer for collection. only inhabitants.

Coal Creek Wayne Town of Waynetown.. Ripley..... Brown Town of Waveland

Clark Town of Ladoga

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A1 jiriiifiii'tiirihit Company. I r. ¥••. W. Mears. Dr. W. Fletcher. Rev. I). Stevenson. Re\*. N. A. Hvde. Dr. H. Munhall. 1 »r. B. 11 unt. Dr. J. M. Kitchen. Win I-iraden, stationer.

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on deck. With a fierce expression he a up on or a a then inquired in a harsh husky voice: "You sir, are you married''" "Yes, 1 have a daugiiier older than your lit tie girl here,"' said the captain. "She re-' minds me very much of mine.1' Here he patted the pretty cheek. "That little girl sir," exclaimed the indignant Brazilian, with great emphasis, "that lit.le girl is my wife, sir!"

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II I". Riley. L-|., County Treasurer. 1 Ion. .lame? S. A' lion. Albert. Reisstier, Iv-ij (",'ounty Si:erill. R. R. Rouse, pump inaiiiilacturei'. L. it. »V (,.'. S. liutterlield. trrocer W. A. Brad-h aw, music ami pianos. Dan. C. (ireentielil, Co. Recorder. Albert Gall. rpet.s. .lames ('. Ferguson, pork packer. 'I lms. Kiniran. pork packer.

W. Ilanci sen. toy store. .1. M. Matthews, .Journal oHiee. M. Spades.-dry joi'ds. .1. Galling, Gatiio^ Gun Co. C. W. Smith, (inn. Man I B. it W. G"ii. Geo B. Wriirlil, 1'res. R. It.

Conimis-ioticrs. Hon. (5 A. Buskirk, Att'v Cion. Julio F. W'allick, Tel. Gen. Sup't. Alfred T. Sinker, machinist. Tnomas Davis, machiniat. David Macv, l'rt-s. I'eru R. John S. Averv. Cooperative I'niori

FUR MANUFACTORY.

FUKS

Flits

Fur Manufactory,

Xm. I W. WANIIIXKTO.M SI Near Meridian,

Is Headquarters for

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poeialty in the m»iiufactnre a«* Seal *\nd

mil Mntfs, Chil IrenV Fur Cloaks, Ac

The resit attraction, however, to one jF"!-' who dwells long in Venice is its gentleness and the never failing politeuess of its people ot all classes and all condi-1 p„rs rriu'"i in prir.p.s to Mit Ui«* tnni'», with tion rf. Beutltilul, beautiful Venice! the main object of quick aalos and sinil! protitM. A dead and decaying city of cholera and I half tl'e diseases" of the world vet all I the time as beautiful as any dream or! Hun- n'pain.^im.l nl.tci e.j into nny(_fh»|.« or picture. The beauty of a painted wo man. A city sick at heart, full ot decay md disease. A city of contrasted con-'

I ft desired. Terms, satisfaction or "no pay.

Parties at a distance can order their furs by mail liv stam^ pruf. We will ike particular puns in ^ood M'lrctions and express them with the nnvilcne to examine the furs before paying tor the sam#. Adtlress

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INDIANAPOLIS.

TAXES.

TAXES FOB THE YEAR 1874.

Notice is hereby given to the tax payers of Montgomery county, Indiana, that

£j)e' The following are the rates of taxes on each $100 valuation of property also, the amount assessed on each poll

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In addition to the above, there ia a special Tax for railroad purposes of 81 cents

iu fc?colt, SS cents iu Clark and SS cents iu Ladoga on the nundred dollars, on

assessment of 187:1, and $1 in lirown ou assessment of 1872.

All taxes remaining unpaid on the third Monday in April, 185, become deliu-

i|uenl, and a penalty of 10 per cent, will be added, which the 1 reasurer will pro-

eeed to collect by distress and sale of property if necessarv.

Kacli tax payer may pay the full amount of his taxes on or before the third

Monday in April, or may, at his option, pay one half thereof except railroad tax,

with all his road tax, on or before said third Monday in April, and the remaining

one half on or before the 15th day of November following. W. P. HERRON.

Treasurer Montgomery County.

24 East Main St.

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DRY COODS.

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(MnneoK'il with tin* «KapartithM)L is ltm» of I.Al^fKs' COLLARETTES mii-I IM'CHINGS, in Intost stylos :uul lowest priory.

LAMK' Miui ii K.NTS' AN I »K EH0HIKKS, a in niul itolurcil lior-'lw*. In*ii. initial, tieiN»stitcho"l ami l:u", all Micy, ail pricos.

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1 in«- of I.A 1*1 Hiiti KN l\s' i.LuV&S, full-iiaunt, linlf-j aunt, plnin ami fancy topn, in kul, half.ki«l, li«h», I'.*rlin, lin«ui anil uninu'ti, at popular piices.

ChoiM s*»I otion of L»«iirs*, 31 inson' nnd *hil« t\mi's OTTOMAN SCAKKS, XtTHlAS «Uii KANCY W\mLKNH, in a variivl ».«sortiiM»nt of olor.s, -oth «oliil and mixture", a!! pn«ii s.

WoltSTKIi UOOhS.

(ionts* Ohmohilla Comfort.*.

A prinu? stock of Ladien', and Chii* dren'M FUKS, in Mink, Coney, Alaska, Siberian S|turrel, Knnine, n*al and imitation, Astrabau and Seal, in full with mutt and boa, or separaie, which are presented to ihc trade at prices that tnako them a most attrAeti*e holidav otter*-

CAMPBELL HARTER.

CROCERIES.

Wilson & Evans,

DKAI.KKS IN

STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES,

lii.isHH'iiii «iii:i:\s«»u»:. stoneware

Aud a Large Variety of Notion*,

Buy and »ell^ country produce of all kindat and hereby extend a special invitation to the farmers call on us with what t'hey mny havo to Midi, and thft hightint price ivt cash or exchangtt for at prices below competition. We intend

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SchoolBooks

Of all lciudN. KlaleM. Ink thai will not Npoil by freezing,, I'ciicils, I'apcr. anl everything etac u«e«i in sehoolis.

Picturc Frames Made to Order.

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DosiraMr ussortiniMit SHAWLS, j*i»ni.stin^ of nivcrHi1~'h» Ottomatifl, in longs and ^(iiares, Mcrino«, heavy douhh^fotd CHfhmere, Hroche, Silver Shields, Douhle-Kovor.siblos, th« col«» bratfd nrtdans,in all combinations ofuolorinu* •»nl plain, both and dotib'.o. A hantlnoin^ I me of Hrcakfast Shawls, in connection with this •JcparCnunt, arc olfcrod at very attractive prices.

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MARBLE WORKS.

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MARBLE WORKS,

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CRxlWFOBDSVlLLE, I INTO.

American and Italian Marble Monuments, Tombs, Headstones, Tablets, &c., Of Latest Designs.

Also Scotch Granite Direct from the Quarries in Scotland. Whin

peddler* tell yon that they have finer Marolo, do hotter work.orat lower price*, just re member that they are peddlers and aro jmid for their talk. Como and sue.

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its branches.

Oall on XJj» for Bargains.

BOOK STORE.

CITY BODK STORE

CIt A W FORJSVILLE, 1ND.

II. II. WADE.