The Lewisville Democrat, Volume 1, Number 14, Lewisville, Henry County, 28 February 1878 — Page 3

THE DEMOCRAT.

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The Lai rest and Leading Dry Goods House ia Henry County.

Samples and prices sent on application. Agents for Buterick's Patterns. Catalogues seat free on application.

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3tan clf?, both wars, (u i-tk .Jays) . . .7:00 pin liati cioacs, both ways, Stin-ty, fi:3u " OFFICE FTOIKS. Oflrft on?a fwwk from. 7:0,'1:vm to S:vvm Oalceowen '-:;:i'l;f. - f-.-i . S:-:i-n i5:' iui W. I., li i) l" I uN. r. !.

J. Sisemore, TVIimmkiW Barber,

110 Broadway, cw Castle, in J.

Eli.is 3eacb reports everything lovely at Granje headquarters. P. L. C'hilips and A. F. Fox ware at Sander's jail Tuesday evening. R. M. I tinsel! will manage the Republican cantas in Franklin township this year. You shonhl have seen George Morris at the hat, Tuesday night, lie looked so fatherly. Alf Loler and wife, of Rush county, had front seats at the entertainment Tuesday night. The Tall Sycamore of t tie Fiat Rock was one ot the many that formed tha au

dience Tuesday evening. Mr?. D. IT. Fenstaraaker and Hiss Jennie Hodgina took a pleasant buggy ride last Tuesday evening. Mrs. 11. B. Fletcher left this morning for Lancliester, Ohio, to visit her parents and relatives-. Mrs F. will probably remain five or six weeks. Dr D. II. Van Nuys, and family of Falmouth spent last Sabbath in town. The Doctor will represent Rush county in General Assembly, at the next seslon. Anion;; our raany callers we note a pleasant call, on last Monday, frcm Mrs. J. R. Martin and Mrs.J. Baird, two olour most energetic, hard working Democratic

! lames.

When in Xo.v Cattle buy a suit ofj clothes of Cheap Charley. I

Charlie Fellows, our news hoy, delivers promptly each evening the Indianapolis

II. T. Coffin, Walel-iO-Iater, 113 East ; Evening News. Charlie is a number one Broad Sl..Sir Ca.-Ue. j boy, and we hope he will get a large list Go to church next week, every niht. J Meetings at the M. E. church beein

R. R-Santa's planing mill is in full bhut. F.e sure and attend D. B. Canady's sale to-dar.

Willie Knight is reported quite ill this week. James Edgar, of Raleigh, was in town Tuesday. A. B. Irwin, of Indianapolis was in town last Friday. Mrs. Ira Lambertson, of Fayette county was in town Monday. Hon E. J. Lovland's health appears to be failing very fast.

! one week later than wo announced hut

work. We also are informed that on Tuesday evening, March 3th, Rev. Clark Skinner, of New Castle, will officiate. Mrs. Jennie. R. Ballmeyer, the music teacher, will take a few more students. She is a number one teacher and we hope our young friends desiring instructions on the organ or piano will give her a call. Newton William's dweling house, three miles south of Lewisville, was destroyed by fire about three o clock on Wednesday morning. Loss about fifteen hundred

sain, was

George Havens of Raleigh wkb seen on j , " " e " " l have caused tho fire, our ftreets last Tuesday. i

On last 3Ior:day several persons went to Mrs Ru-cd, to celebrate her ixtythird birthday. A very pleasant time, was had, r.rd everybody seemed to enjoy themselves. About fifty persons took dinner. We were not forgotten. 01 that

W. O. Bosrue. of Dud! y tow

seen on our streets Tuesdaj. T, A. Guorin was a caller at the off.ee of the Democrat Monday. Wright & Shirk have a new painter in their paint shop on R. R. street.

,e note a pleasant can last .Monti iv The Martha Washington surprise parevening from Miss Pearl Lewis. ! ty was at Mr. rite's, two and one-half

A. N. Hall is doing a good business j nmcn west of town, on last Saturday, j shining on them in vain, as they could .-:th Ids iCiriev.Itu-! im pigments. The turprise waa evmrvteta ona t Mr. ; give no possible evUenc 'of having ev-

a very enioyable flfiair I er made "a mark" in the world suilicieut

to s.-uisfy the public an i especially the

Prof. Murray's full orchestra furnished the music at the hall Tuesday night. D. A. Huddleson was in town Tuesday lookiug after his candidacy for Sheriff. He is a rip-snorter on the canvass. On last Saturday we were the recipient ot a splendid pop corn cake, rajule in the form of a pyramid, and beautifully decorated with candies and ribbon. It was simply a perfect beauty and we appreciate it ali the more because it was the gift of our young friend MissJosie Watson, she will please accept our thanks. Bentou Viekrrj. The greatest surprise party of the season was made at Bentou Viekery's, on Saturday evening, February 10th, by his relatives and friends, in honor of bia birthday. At an early hour the partyassembled in large numbers, comprising both young and old. After many warm

congratulations were extended to Benton the party repaired to the dinning-room where they had prepared one of the finest sappers made up of oysters end other de licacies we ever beheld. About eight dock the first table of guests were made up, while one party was e;Uh'g the remaining portion of the large cowj amujed themselves in many ways appropriate to the company and oeca.-ion. In this style they continued until over one-hundred had banished hunger with the many good things spread upon the table. Benton extended his hospitality to all in a generous manner, and we are sure all enjoyed themselves excessively, the opinion

has prevailed with many that Benton was likely to become a confirmed bachelor, as he has passed that period in a man's age which goes far toward proving he has a heart invulnerable to the coquetteish intrigues of the fair sex, and impervious, to the darts of cupid's arrows. But notwithstanding all of those unfavorable condition of things. The young ladies invited him to take a part tn their play and by ovcrpc-rsuruion was forced to succumb, once in tht ir company they laid siege to his heart in all of the ways known in the art of captivating the unwary, with what effect we will leave you to judge by the remark made by an elderly lady. She declared that he looked to he 5 years younger after passing through the trying ordeal. Hoping his pathway through life may bestrewn with flagrant flowers, we leave his course to be decided l,y his o .vu calm judgement.

At Rome. Fet!ELary 20, 1S78. Mr. Editor: 1'leane allow us through the columns of the Lwisvil!e Democrat, to return our most sincere thanks to our friends and neighbors, for the splendid and bountiful dinner, this day, in honor of our 25th year ot married life. To call it a silver wedding dinner won't begin to do it justice; it was a roost magnificent affair, luxarously brilliant in all respects for which we again tender our most sincere thanks. L. W. Watsoi?. Sally V atson.

Coin uiur.irV.cd. Cool Krcfdi.'ig Betrayed. A few evenirgs agi three young bloods call for oyrters at the Fox Restaurant, and were politely waited on, as is the custom of the oyster man. After the boys had eaten until they were filled, they sat contemplating upon the past and future, when, perhana f -r the

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S. L. Creswell, of Brook viile, was seen ; MHme as James Clark, olt-ad tuiitv. nd

w.t- b-oin i over to court ia the sum of 1500.

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on our streets Sanhath in company vuth M-'j-.r Vandyke. Train Caldwell, of Nevada, In 1, was in town Sunday la-t, the guest of John Bair 1 and hidy. Trof Lee. O, Harris places us under nmny obligations tbr hid continued and substantial favors.

Marshal Cash and Peter TCimmer arrested a tramp west of town last S-jnday mornin?. who had stolen a suit of cloth

'lb' t' ' r'n' ':1 mon?y from the house of a widow woman named Henbuy, living

It i3 a pleasure and comf rt for a traveler to find a good hotel where he may rest from his tiresome journey. Such a place can always be found at the Central Hotel, Cambridge City. Or if you only want a lunch, a dish of oysters, in any

T. W. Hall, sold five car loads of Sax ! ?l.v'? t,c sure ana st"P u-f r0 UjT tliC seed to Kendall & Rams, of Richmond. ! vivacious proprietor will attend you.

one dav last week.

Mrs. J. C. Howe issnendinir a fewdavs

A certain red rihbonite, a prominent member, hollowed to a mau across the

this week at Richmond and Winchester street and asked him what he was drinkvisiting relatives and friends. I jng. When the response of "cider" came Thomas Van Dyke, with his new suit back, said r.r. immediately repaired hith-

nf P.i.ifp,lrtp , lrw-A-a n f,,' i : er anu (i ran k two cups, it was after-

fledged Major of the lost cause. Dont fail to here the Rev Clark Skin ncr, of New Castle, at the M. E. Church Tuesday evening. March 5th 1878.

B. F. Callahan is spoken of as a probable candidate for Trustee of this Township, lie will mate a good one,

ward ascertained that the cider was about six months old, and strongly fermented. Consistency, &c.

The Royal Dramatic Combination-will play Damon and Pythias, at Cambridge City next Friday night. It is a benefit tendered the Knights of Pythias lodge of that citv. and will be a errand entertain-

When wanting to buy an organ don't j ment- Th Knights have gotten out infall to examine the Esty. For particulars ! vitationsextending them to their brothers call on the cutor of the Democrat. j of neighboring towns, and to the public Five car loads of corn for Baltimore, j generally. If you want to see something and one car of flax seed for Richmond, j good, drive over on that evening, was shipped by S. II. Voorhees last week. 1 T, , , , While in Cambridge City, the other Harry Doll, of the new meat market , , ,, '" , ., . , . ' , ,, ' dav, we passed through the extensive reports business good. Harrv is all O. R. ! , . . , , , T , , , . , . , " , ! marole and tombstone works of Jerry and should have his share of tr.e custom, i ,, A, , , ! McCarthy. v e noticed a large monuSimon Martin is now in possession ot j ment ot gothic style for a Mr. Stratton, the old Jataes Caldwell farm, and has ! of Richmond, which was exceedingly rented the same to Erastus Ogle for the I handsome. Mr. McCarthy has several ensuing year. j other fine monuments in course of erecL. D. Bundv ami wife of Greensboro ' tlcm hn l Persons intending a purchase were the truest of John B Gucrin la--t ' in """ ?Louia b a11 means ca!1 and Sabbeth, as was also David J. Cope and ; we t!,cm beforP tbe-v are fient oatand L ladv of Rush county. f convinced that bis work is the best and his prices the lowest. James II. Maple and family of Wash- ! ington township Rush county, were en- The Royal Dramatic Combination put tertained at the hospitable residence of our , in an appearance as announced and preworthy P. 21. last Sunday. j senud the play of "Ten Nights in a Bar Miss Emma Patterson, one of Ricli- in Eood style and to tbe "atisfacmouJs accomplished daughters, ' is I tioa of alL The attendance was good spending a fewdavs in town the guest of I butbardl-va3 iare M was eircted. iiisa Minnie Fenstamaker. The renditioa of the play was such as to more than favorably impress the auR. F. Torch, of Spiceknd, will move j dienee with the highly cultured theatrics extensive manufacturing establish- cal talpnt aad ability of each member of ment to Lewisville with just a little ! the coaipanv, and we would have been couragem-at from our citizens. i glad had they, had a larger hoa?e. If" W. A. If acj shipped last Monday morn- i Mr. Rouse, the gentlemanly manager,

"tother boys"' that they were good and great. Quiet as thought the idea presented itself to the most apt of them that a good joke, no matter at whosn expense would be the best thing by which to raise the wind, so they commenced to pile the dishes, and quit only when they could Cud nothing more to pile, and the salt properly distributed over the table. The oyster man made his appearance jtit in time to inform them th-t ho had advertised to keep a decent dining room, and that to fulfill his obligation with the public, he must ask them to adjourn immediately and return only when called for. We would suggest to these bloods that at their next meeting they adopt a resolution resolving: "That we will in the future return the compliment to those who treat us respectfully, that we, may grow up with the country at home without having to go west.

A Card. Allow me, through the colurani oi the Democrat, to return our thanks to thosa who participated in aiding mother by their liberal and generous donations on Monday evening, which consisted of wholesome provisions and wearing ap-

pared. May God direct their footsteps

up the flowery path leading to where their lights may shine on other homes, and finally, when done on this earth, may they receive the reward that awaits them in that loriou3 world above. We also owe the kind citizens a debt we feel we can never repay for the kind treatment and respect my father received at their hands whilst in his sickness and

leg, three of his Una pigs to Tallahasse ! suou.d conclude to bring his company j death. As we have lost our father and

Florida. Mr Macy is well acquainted i here again, wo feel positive they woe'd j husband, we r glad . to know that our with the business he is driving, and la meet with a larger audience than on friends are not few, and they will long making it a grand success. We hope bis this visit, and we would be pleased to J be remembered by us. Irtowledi cf tke subject mar iscrcae. i anuoar.c their return. j A. I. Wt?oso.

DIED. Afthe residence of his father in Jackson township, Hancock county, Indiana, on Saturday, the L'ftd, S. E Addison, son of John Addison, County Commissioner of Hancock county. The decssed was born on the 6th day June, ISoO, and was consequently in the 2Silijcar of his age. When about 1G years of age he joined the Christian church, and in alter life studied and educated himself for the ministry, which profession he followed the last fivo years of his life, preaching whenever bis health would permit. He was a young man of broad christian views, of high moral standing and was highly esteemed by all who knew hluu Cut ofT in the prime of life and the vigor of manhood is another illustration that "death loves a shining mark." Gladly would we pour into the bosom of the bereaved family the balm of consolation, but we can only commend them t Him in whom the deesuscd put his trust, and Him who has promised to ba with you in six trials and not foraka you In the seventh. S. V. B. S.

Maple's Corner. J. D. Maple is making maple molasses at the rate of forty knots an hour. School at the Corner closed last Saturday. Will May and wife have just returned from Decatur county. He brought with him some fine cattle. A. Melgrum contemplates moving to Nebraska soon. For a good job of horse swapping eall W. Newcomer. He is a success. The Hoover brothers are making quite an improvement on the Johnson farm in the way of fencing. Blach Swamp Items. Mud with debts unfathomed in the black country. Since the Raleigh convention, Bill Vickery has been looking around for a plug hat. Guess its for electioneering purpose. Bert Walters tells a coon story which sinks the hawks to utter insignificance. May be we will give the outlines of that story in the Democrat one of these days. Dave Port was seen to pass through the Black swamps the other day. Reports says that it is cheap sheep he is looking for this time. G. Wash. Mallory, is heard from again. This time he is breakman on a hand-car running from Straughns station to Dublin. Sam Swaggard and Aleck Milgrim have

formed a copartnership, with the view of

emieranting to the far wst, where they will havea wider scope ot territory to give action to their great business capacities.

A. N. Hal! has the Hamilton Chilled j

Plows, .id the Day Urn Champion 1'lov s. You or,;,!, to see them. Stationery in large supply S. T. S. Williams. Caii on him. Fox, the boos restaurant man, keeps a decent dining room for ladies as well as gentleman. Hen Reefer is the boss hor?e sheer, and can be found at the brick shop. Largest stack of perfumery end toilet articles in town at ri. T. S. "Williams. Yon can always buy goods at 'their lowest cash value without any jockeyinsr at Tom Hall's. Henry Keefer is now located in the brick shop, where he does all kinds of smithing. 5pfe?al Notice. All persons knowing themselves, indebted to Huffman & Vickery, bankrupt, on cither firm or individual accounts, are hereby notified to call atmy office and settle the same immediately and save cot. Ii. B. Fi.etchie.

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Wheat l.C" irr !!!. firn ?.!r jor lui. oafsyje prr !ti. ry for- )- fl-mr, no. 1. "?.- p.-r !,:.:---l ili'.:r. ri". -2. a. ' jr -rr-l. h'j.'-il' tce.i i1iH. No in.vkot. O neral ha'iocis bi ask, YtUU an Hjiwar.i mud-Til' v . UUOCKXtY MA UK FT. .Furnishf'fi find rorre tp.l by F. it. t'HtU, of tae ftsr Oruierj.) , pplo, rlioii-p. per h.lf.!jy , 75- eo,-; j, --.!...,, Irierf, ju-r i!, 5 S ; l.iittiT rh,io. 5b iio 1 '.; navy ht-nr.a jir bnfhi-1 1.72 I f; i,rsi j.or 1 ?.. SSo ; rh-CH per !b !.". IS -, c..(Tt-f (.er li i i- S'lc. d ri-! r.irn -r 1 h lOr 12 1-i . rranbt rrii'S l-r-r ri'iart 1C; 12 1-2.-. lirv t-hf-kciid per in?. I. ".5 2.0". i!rcs-f rhicken-. ju-r !b r.- 5 -, ri.rn nioal per b.i-b.'i i:-. -Lrs pT ;.-i iit.-. i-h. msrkrri'l, per lb 1" . m i.-.i i- if-h ju r !!j tsj r p.-r M Jj.i.", 3.7J. h.-.Uiiiiv ..r Ii H I.-. br. k-f-l ti".)f)y j.' r ib iioikv f..-r lb V"N: '.-r. pitti's, rh.l..wi. per bui'.t-l . -iv. ,.,tar(i Ksriy Hnw 2". buar per id 8c m-c. uit per bi 1.6-i 2.W.I.

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Sftraughu'ft htalion. Sale in town next Friday at I. K. I'alin's, who intends going west. Mrs. Jacob Gipe, who has suffered evere prostration from rheumatism is, we are glad to state, convalescing. The old man Eloquent and Attorney General Adion have missed their calling. Evidently they should hayo been ia the C S. Senate years ago. Mrs. J. T. Willis has gone to Mancie and is under the personal care and treatment of Dr. X V. Botkins. liar disease is cancer. A postal states that

T,Tf,TICI4!8 hereby pireti that thn irw -a-Tj signal, a-hatuistraior of ttxlwrt B,irt:?tt, 'W'Wt, will liy or.!T of lh. H-n' ;imitt Conrc, nia tt-at tha i'eiruary teriu. 1S7S, acll at public a!e on Salnniay, the ICth day of Marrh, on the n.rui.-oi, the f.il;nsr lit-cribe I res.! - t.th hV'f !-: of thi- n.irih,Mv. qjcrtfr 1-4". ami -ast halt ;l-2' or the n in hi-.'. quart. r i 1-4, of ?.f n;,.a thtrt.r-rour -ai:, !.;-na-.i:;) ixtirii Jis;, north f riti!ir tsn ruj '. K Als fourteen ai res ;it' and i,ne ramrct! ab'l twcuty-een rt 1-7 a or ths ..uta fl of tb ra-t half J. 1-2; or '.b -,,i;h,.H,t q.,ar. 11-4' of SiTiuu twiy t r-t ven ' , i v ;n if -ouih -f the f n.it a 1: a ( entra; Ka:ir'..-i-i. bi:i.T hi t.irnshi,' 'Ixtoon iis;. itrtb of r'tnxv ten jt.e east. 1 EKa OK n. t : .ue ti.ir.i cn-li ia nnntt. t'liri in rtue ftr.-l one tr.irtt m tirh!..tri tr.'-mb-'mm tsy of uio, tli- purchaser viv:b !'"' W'tli Jornre 1 N'cjri!, iCai'i::s tix .r cent iub-riict from date. GEO. U. MORRIS, A-::..::-;r;ra!-.r.

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F. A. Lehman. Solicitor of American

and Foreign Patents, Washington, D. (. Ml busi noiis jofiiected with with Pat- ' ? nts, whether Wf.re the Patent Office! 't

j or the Courts, promptly attended tb. No j

he is standing trie treatment wen, ana , char-e? made unless a patent is hecured.

hopes are entertained that she will soon return home much better if not cured. J. P. Five coat of your city paid our place a visit recently, and meeting his sweetheart 011 the :rvei such a greeting and smacking ensued that our citizens have not recovered their equilibrium uffb-'cnt to distinguish the clifferenco between true love and the toothache. There is a certain houe in eur town that has become so fascinating to seme of our young weu that grave suspicions have arisen in the minds of some of our best citizens 'hat card are being played for money. Too disgraceful if true. Shame, young men. For the sake of all that is good aad sacred, desist. Frank T. White has given up the idea of going Wst, and contemplates matrimony we presume from certain unmistakable indications, ha having purchased a matrimonial fruit casket at Mr. Rat lid's sale. Nom D Plums.

AliONU OUR BUSINESS

Get yonr Deeds and Mortgages made by A. (J. Siuith, "otary Public. Arouckle's Roasted Coffee at Hall's for IS cants per pounds. S. R. Vooorhees is the only authorized ffgent for the Oliver Chilled Plows iu Frantlin and Washington townships. Take your horses to Hen Keefer at the brick shop and get them shod. Hen Reefer's work rcccotnmends Lira as a first cla. workman. Try him. Good Coflie at Tom Hall's at 20 cents per pound. Do!l& iSro'shar continually ou hand a fret-h supply of all kinds of meat. They say Tom Hall haa the best Vinegar that has ever been kept in town. Paint brushes immense stock at S. T. S. Williams. T. W. Hall will ofler some extra bargains during the next thirty days. Fox. gives a glass ef pea mils with every gallon cf Coal oil he selld. Go to S. T. S. Williams, for white wash brushes. T. W. Hall will trade Clothicg for good notes. Bilogna, pudding, saasage, ham, beef, pork and all kinds of meal at Doll & Pro's. A. N. Hall is the boss agricultural man of the season. He has all kinds cf implements. 9 Hen Reefer, at the brick shop is always ready to do your work. Dried peaches at Hall's for only SJc per pound. Go to Doll & Bro's and buy some of that nice, sweet sausage. Nobody sells groceries f.t cheap an T. W. Hall doei.

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Citizen's State Bank.

Capitnl: S1S0.0G9 00. A general bankir.gbusiress transacted. Accounts of Farmers, .Merchants:, and Business men gancraily, solicited..

Home and foreign collections promptly ' attended to. John It. Mrr.T.TKAK, Fresident. Datid W. Kixssy, Cashier.

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retiring from the dry goods business, I shall continue to sell at cost until I can effect a who! esale trad e. I will exchange for a farm in Wayne or Henry county, and pay the difference in

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We constantly keep on hand a full ttoek cf

Lounges, Chairs, Hocking Chairs, SAFES, MIRRORS And everything usually kept in first clar 3 Furniture store, all these goods, and every thing in their line, will be sold

SOLD CHEAPER THAN for the ready Cash.

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They have a handsome' hearse and a full stock of Coffins, Burial Cases,

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