Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-05-02
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State for the Senatorship next winter
ET Mrs. Ryman has turned out
some beautiful bonnets this spring. 4
ETGen. Pillow refuses to be a can
didate for the Presidency
RE- The Tyner Lot has been rem
ted to B. Chafee until time to fxup Cor
the Fair.
Bg-The Agricultural Fair for tins
county viii be on 18th, 9th and 9th. of
October.
Ezy THE map of Franklin county
is progressing finely. We would not
do without one for ten dollars.
REMovED.--L. Chapman has gone
to Indianapolis, he designs making it
his future residence.
PoPuLAR SovEREIGSTY.-ro deny
the right of petition, as was done a
few weeks ago. by the o. s. Senate.
Ey Isaac Rickoyer has returned
his paper without paying arrearages.
Honest men. beware of him.
EE-Joseph sizelove. late Of Drew
ersbursh, has moved 70 the Pullen
house, near Philanthropy.
EgWe willtry Is be present at
that Clifton Fourth Of July celebra-
ton. Too far ahead to say certainly.
ET 5The, daughters of Rebecca,
gave sumptous supper TO the Odd
Fellows at their Hall in Laurel, on
Friday evening last.
EE-Isaac Burkholder OF Mt. Car
mel has sold his property to Oats d
Co., of Oxford, Ohio, who expect to
carry on the furniture business in that
pleasant village.
BS David Zortman, Of Ohio, has
recently bought the farm formerly
owned by Phillip J. Rowe, near Phi
lanthropy. He gave $1,000, for l76
acres. Mr.. Rowe has gone to Iowa.
EE- We have been requested to
announce John Lewis. OF Posey town
ship. and Joseph Welsh, Of Springfield
for the Legislature. They are both
very good men.
wO. M. Powers. who has been
rather unceremoniously elected from
the Valley House, has rented the Starr
House in Richmond. Mr.. Powers is a
4 popular landlord.
|, ~ The refusal to receive a petit
ton. by the Old Line Senate, from
, the people of Kansas, shows how hon
est the plea of popular sovereignty, is
and the vote shows who are the true
: friends oil the setners.
EySolomon Williams, has moved
into the house latelyleft by the editor
. of this paper. and David Slaughter
/. into the second story Of the Tyner
{ store room. s. si s.sifn
HTLet the former friends of Col
j. II. Lane read his noble letter in
another column. He has been read
out Of the party. and thousands viii
. follow him.
EEDr. Dutton expects to move hi:
: picture car next Monday. He vii
spend three days next week near Sam
I, uel Logan's, and then go to Metamori
in quest of pretty people. If you
want pictures, call this week.
I, ~Our newest coat-that fashion
, able one that creates so much talk
: came from Baker l. Hazards. PEG
. pie would show more good sense By
> talking less about Our coat and going
and getting one like it.
, EF- We would advise the bachelo
! who processes in his Sabbath Schoo
: extempores, to $50 fondly love th'
n children" to give us more pracdca
!. demonstration of the truth, and ceas'
Y to be stumbling block to youthful
wayfarers.
w II McCleery does not qui
throwing up 10 Danl. d. Jones tina
when he turned over to keep his VIII
from smelling bis breath. she said:-
"You needn't turn over, Mr.. Jones
! you are drunk all through" he'll &c
sworn at.
TAssEY AROUND Peach TREES, IRE
member that this is the week to plan
. tansey around the roots Of your peacl
trees TO save them from tile rayages c
the worms. A small bunch on tw
sides will be enough if grass is KEEP
from growing around the trees.
EE- Among the appropriation
made by congress is one for approprl
6 ating $4,000. for the purchase {
1t seeds and cuttings to be distribute
l. throughout the country, by the Ayr
D cultural Department of the Paten
y Office.
IS EgL. w. Miller. Of philanthropy
10 has sold his store to Messrs. Faucet
snyder of Ohio. these gestleme
q appear to be of the right material fe
Z" merchants. and they viii undoubtedl
y do a good business. Mr.. Miller is re
y tanned in the store as principal clerl
which is a sufficient guarantee that a
things will be done in apple-pie ordeI
:, EE- The nomination Of Harmon