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1 GRAND MASS MEETING-Of the REPUBLICANS of2.Western OMo and Eastern IndianaATRICHMOND, SAT., AUG. 3d. ’72.minmminmOHON. HENRY WILSON,Candidate tor Vice President U. S.,GOV. E. F. NOYES, of Ohio, GOV. CONRAD BAKER, ofIndiana, will address the meeting.Excursion trains on all Rail Roads centering at Richmond.mm01uitn0)»inr.8,You will find a full line of pure Drugs and Medicines at Shaw lt;fc Co’s in Farmland, at all times.»#•Jfcagr A severe storm passed over this county last Thursday night, damaging the crops severely, but fortunately was not attended with any Joss of Jife.Examiner Siakebuke intendsholding a Teachers .Institute commencing Aug 13th. Every Teacher in the Country should make arrangements to attend.Mr. Frank Morgan, the accomplished equestrian and leaper, also Mr. Munson, the limberest man in the pre-fesrion, are with Grady’s Circus andMenagerie.8ABB.Vni SCHOOL CONCERT.IIdThere will be a concert given at City Hall on n*xt Sabbath evening, by the members of the Congregational Sabbath School. Admission free, and a cot dial invitation to all to attend and enjoy some fine music.Charley Kayser has all the early varieties of vegetables for sale. His prices are very reasonable and you can rely upon getting fresh and not wilted vegetables, when you order from him. 25tf1The best side show traveling is with Grady’s Menagerie and Circus. It is worth the price of admission to see the largest snake in the world, which is positively in this great museum of living curiosities.missile. This raised the excitement again and the Marshal left miller, Sheriff Ford having been previously taken.awav by his friends, who feared the cf-%feet of the excitement upon him, and skirted back to quell the new disturbance. Miller took advantage of this, and ran back to where Burden was standing, near the entrance to his shop, and struck him. It seems that Burden had anticipated an attack and armed himself with,a razor, which he used dexterously, cutting three or four fearful gashes in Miller’s left arm. The latter found that he was getting the worst of it, when he started down Main street, the blood spirting frprn his arm at at every step, at a lively gait,closely followed by Burden, who, however, did not succeed in overtakinghim.The result of the affair is that Col Grove has au ugly wound on his head, Anderson Mincer has a badly broken jaw, and is lying in rather a precarious condition, both the Mincer boys bruised up considerably Milier with an arm that will disable him for months to come..This is the substance so far as we could gather it, and we have given impartially as we understand it.— The whole affair will undergo a thorough legal investigation, as our city authorities are determined to put a stop to these disgraceful scenes. In this we hope they will be seconded by every good citizen, and the majesty of the law vindicated. We want no man persecuted, but we want a thorough prosecution, and every one at fault in the affair punished according to his offense*rIthecomSat:hadopeifewheajectthe“dapreiablecomper:of 1 thala gf nep chai cl os friei inathisldrojChadandtlemandtheCcall*enfJG. G. GRADY’S GREAT AMERICAN CIRCUS, MAMMOTH JMANAGERIE AND GRAND FREE BALLOON ASCENSION.In this issue of our paper will be found the advertisement of this great favorite combined show, which spreads its city of tents in Winch ester,on Saturday,Aug. 10th This favorite show presents moreEGraAugfromPortin tl portWihPresMurlivinevenM. 1II:There will be n meeting at City tfree outside attractions than anyall Saturday evening, at haiftyast 0ther company traveling Theseyen oX-look, far the purpose of organising a Grant and Wilson Glee Ciub. Singers are all invited.Committee.U^rBaylcss and Hedgepeth dropped in upon us last Saturday evening,gaveus a good social chat, and departed in time to hear Miles Hunt speak. Their conduct in the City Hall demonstrated that Beeson isn’t the only laughing editor in the country.Rev. M. D. Aysworth. Pastorof the Christian Church at Union City, favored us with a call on Saturday last. We find him to be a very clever and affable gentleman, and hope he may find it convenient to call upon usagain.Hon W. Yf. Oqrry, Republican candidate for Secretary of State, will speak at City Hall in Winchester, on Friday Aug 9th at 7 P. M. Mr Curry is one of the ablest speakers in Indiana. Come out and hear him.Gyand Balloon ascension. Prot, Yager on his trapeze bar attached to the Balloon,is an attraction in itself that sufficient to attract an immense number of people to Winchester onGrady’s show day. Tint the balloon will go up is certain, as Grady’slong* experience an 1 experiment:} in sending up balloons, and hisdiscoveries and improvements renders his ascensions almost certainty under the most unfavorable circumstances. The inside performance is said to be the best traveling. The animals are of the largest speciesand in fine condition, every thingis in tip top order ynd the show is drawing immense crowds whereey-er it exhibits. The Best Lion performers in the lyurlcR r\i\ tfia hest circus performers in the profession,are with this great show. Dont forget the day and Date.a fevteriawithundewillthe )veutcanbe s1 don’Grady has the best performing elephant in the business, also a mammoth den containing four of thelargest Lions qv.er; on exhibition in this country. The den is drawn byeight Norman hoise3.GOOD PROPERTY FOR SALEI Yfill sell my property qn (fence street, iq Winchester, on favorable ternjs, Tfia house is a good new one, good outbildings, about one acre of ground, with goodgarden and plenty of the best fruits.For particulars, call onTl:the C oneoverdirefer' at fa facts ponei parte trialsdenteiganSat. Aug 10th.The colored people of Wayneand adjoining counties will hold aGrant and Wilson Pic Nic at Cam-# .bridge City on Thursday, the 5th dayof August. A cordial invitation hasbeen extended to the colored ^eopJ$ qfRandolph pqqnfy fo. attend and par-ofIvJ jl-ii i L**ticipate. Several of the most noted speakers in the country, both whiteand colored, will be present. AYo hope our colored folk; ^;11 take anfew fe Vm gp.masse.I15ththe ; men! pleas Judg81In dr25 atott’s Boot and Shoe store,Juo. Bartholomew.nDISGRACEFUL ROW,rr-Another of those disgraceful street rows, for which our town is gaining an unenviable notoriety, occurred last evening. We have neither time nor inclination to go into the full particulars, but the substance of it and the results are these: Hi Mincer and ayoung lad named Helm3, got into a fight in front of the Jack Ross House, in which Mincer w.as getting the worst of it, until one of his * brothers interfered, in his behalf. T. F. Colgrove,who was standing near took him off,when a qparrel took place between them. .This c|id not end in blows until after the trial of Hi and Helm3 had* ...taken place, when it was renewed, and resulted in a fight. Colgrove was getting the better of it, when a third Mincer interfered. By this time the Marshal arrived upon the scene, and ordered a colored barber named Burden, who was standing near, to aid him in separating the parties. Burden took hold of Mincer for the pur-The Democratic Congressional convention takes place at Hartford City to-morrow. No one seems to haveevfln * o’lcss as to the result. Thereare at least eight candidates for the position, and wfeefg so WanT intents conflict, itts very difficult to'tpli whptthe result will fie. Gray may possibly oome in as a compromise candidate, but we think it hardlyprobable.Ccgood*EverAnother Coal Oil Accident.-^ Mrs. Arney attempted to kindle a fire last Thursday evening by pouring coal oil on it, with the usual result. The can exploded, scattering the burning fluid oyer her, setting her clothes on fir3. She at once ran out into the street, screaming with* all her might.' Fortunately John F. Hunt and Jack Gaffer were passing, and at once went to her assistance.They succeeded in extinguishing thq flanges, bflt not Rnfil* thp unfortunatelady’.s hands wey.e severely burned.PiSoapTab!SideAVineshallqualiTilhavefarmpraclous:1 iMr Haranfit’s reputation qs q fine workman ha^ brought iu the measures for fine stitched and fine pegged boots, —Ladies fine shoes, c., so rapidly that Bradbury is wanting to employ more force to help on the Kipp boot department. Call at Bradbury’s and have your measure taken soon, and get a pair of those fine, tasty boots puta▲nose of taking him away, when Minoar tqiawtf upqu SPyfi 1lick. Burden promptly responded by knocking his assailant sprawlin This aroused the sleeping lion in the breast of Jack Miller, 'who hasgained considerable notoriety as afighter, aqd whq declared hiiqsqlf Col: grove’s friend, but that it was a white man’s fight, and no nigger should interfere. At this point Sheriff Ford ordered the crowd to disperse, theMarshal starred oft ^rith Miller, and it was thought the ttpqhle was oyer;but such was not the case. Anderson”** Ijy x»j.r, v*eo. W. Mammitt.founlt; pour gar I injurof ve ia. !neysganstheykno\Ciuci]up,C^ur, yoqng frjenfl *Wm R. Kallidayformerly of the firm of Roe d Halli-day, of. this place, ha3 opened a new Drug ancLBook store at Lynn, and will keep a full line of pure Drngs, Medicines, paints, Oils, Fine Toilet Qqaps,Brushes,Rerfutqery, pqre Y^iueaand Liquors, for medicinal purposeonly. Dye stuffs generally. Booksstationary Cigars, Tobacco,Tea3, spices and notions of all kinds. His goods Yfere purchasq^ fqr. aqd will fio aold low. Rreacriptious carefully com-founded at all hours. Mr. H.is a care-Nlt;anb the ' Waj a meing(pan: in it IndiThfimtracD.I1871theboil'tors entlt; 1871HI AT
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Winchester Journal
Winchester, Indiana, US
Wed, Jul 31, 1872
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