Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 18 December 1890 — Page 3
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CHRISTMAS SLIPPERS!
NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY!
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A Good Suit from $18 Up!
Colman,
Tli© Cal-reen Street Tailor.
PRESENTS
A.nd wbero to (jot them is problem easily solved by calllnir on
Wherft you will see all the latest novelties in GOLD and SILVER at prices that will convince you that here is the place to buy.
Elega.rLtX_iin.eof3Die.nQ.on.cis,
Gold Watches, New and Beautiful Clocks, Bronzes and Bronze Figures—just the things to orname* the room nicely.
Call and Be Convinced that this is the Place to Buy.
All goods sold engraved free of charge by the best engraver in the city.
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Well, Well, Well,
Here I am right on time again,
and at my old headquarters at
the 99 cent store, just loaded
down with presents for little boys
and girls.
I have games, sleds, skates, •wagons, wheelbarrows, velocipedes, bicycles, trycicles, dolls, doll carriages, kitchen sets, etc.
It would take me too long dear iN children to tell you of all the nice things that I have for you, but come and see me and I will show them to you.
ROSS BROS., 99-Cent Store.
Washington Stieet, opposite tffe Court House. Letters addressed to Santa Clans, in oaro of this storo, will receive promp attention. Wi.fi lurge orayon portrait given to every customer.
CHRISTMAS SLIPPERS!
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Do you know that you can buy a chimney to fit your Tkmp that will last till some accident happens to it
Do you knowthat Macbeth's pearl top or pearl glass is that chimney .You can have it—your dealer will get it—if you insist on it. He may tell you it costs him three times as much as some others. That is true. He may say they are just as good. Don't you believe it— they may be better for him he may like the breaking.
PltUtburg. Geo. a. Macbeth
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DAILY JOURNAL
aUllSDAY, DEO. 18, 1890.
THE jjity.
The Weatber Report.
For Indiana—?a.m., lulr, warm..
Narrow Ei capo.
Otis Potts, a youug boy employed at the Indiana Wire Foneo factory while sweeping out last Saturday morning had a narrow esoape from being a mangled corpse. His ooat caught in one of the two point machines and lie was being rapidly palled into tha tnaohinery when his cries brought assistance.
Major Dane's Lecture-
The Y. V. C. A. hall was orowded lost evening to hear Mojor Dane's leo turo on New Zealand. Those who heard him on "The Naval Battles of the Rebellion," were somewhat sappointed although the leoture last night was very good. Most expeoted him to treat of the government of that now couutry, but instead dwelt only on its people and physical characteristics. The lecturer oommnnded cIobb attention and gave general satisfaction.
Remembering the Needy-
Lodge No. 2 of the Fanners' Union, in the Black Creek vicinity, iB in a prosperous condition, and is doing much good for the poor of that place. On Monday last a number of the members congregated and cut 25, uords of wood for grandmother Farris, who is in very deedy oircumotnnues, the wood being furnished by William Hurley and Benjamin Stout. In the evening of that day, the Union gave a magnificent oyster festival for the benefit of tne old lady at tho residence of Mr. Hurley, who, by the way, is a whole-souled and genial gentleman. The hours were plea&outly spent iu eating, laughing, joking, and generul merriment. The proceeds of the supper were §12.50. Long life to the Farmers Union, was the wiBh of all present,
nr. H. 0. Hovey On OavesNew Haven Journal and Courier The American Geographical society some time ago requested Dr. H. 0. Hovey, ^hose fonducss of cavern research is well kuown, to give them a speoial lecture on Aiammotk oave. The request was complied with Monday night and Ohickering hall was crowded with the elite of N.w York city to hear what was to be said about the most magnifioeut oavern in the world. In order to meet the oooasion Dr. Hovey had recently revisited the oave and had a large number of views taken in addition to those already in his possession. He was enthusiastically received, and at the close of the leoture scores came forward to congratulate hira personally on the suofoss of his practical and thorough study of underground America. It was a complete and gratifying triumph.
NEWb OF A PERSONAL NATURE,
—F. M. Dice is in Indianapolis. —V. Q. Irwin went to Oinoinnati today. —B. C. Smith visited Indianapolis today. —Miss Helen Smith is visiting in Lafayette. —W. T. Whittington spent the day at the capital. —Ira McConnell aud wife are visiting in Indianapolis. —Mrs. It. O. Walkup and okild are visiting in New Boss. —Gen. M. D. Manson went to Indianapolis to day to attend a meeting of the Loyal Legion. —T. G. McCoy, who has been the guest of J. H. Watson returned to Bensseloer this morning. —J. H._ Watson, T. G. McCoy and John Booe returned last evening from a three days' hunt at Hillsboro. —Mrs. John Bobbins and Bob Hays went to Logonsport this morning to attend the wedding of Jbhn Hays. —Miss Blanohe Miller, who has been tho guest of Mrs. J. A. Gilbert retarded to her home in Busselville, Ohio, today.
In Fancy Bruits
We oau please you. Wo will have everything tho market affords und uf the very beBt quality, We charge you no more far line goods thin othor houses charge for good stook, There is a difference in the heft, but we give that difference to our trade.
Enbminoek & Seawbioht, 108 East| Main St.
Lessons In Cutting.
1 wish to say to the ladles In connection with my dross making. I have opened a school of drc6B cutting. LesaonB in the school not limited. Will cut for those who have their sewing done at home I use th« Taylor system. Satisfaction guaranteed and terms'reasonable. Oall and soo moat 20& west College st,
MRS. h. T. MILE.ER.
Brain-workers keep your heads clear and bowels open. Take Simmon's Liver Regulator.
WISE AND OTHERWISE.
—There were C80 in attendance at Major Dane's lecture last night. I —Ads not of a business nature iu the "Wanted Column," one cent a line a day. —Never throw down Tiie Journal without looking through the "Wanted
Oolamn." —J. J. Insley and A. S. Miller went to Jamestown this morning on a hunting expedition. —Children look out for the tickets that will be given away Friday noon at the school house. —Dr. O. H. Jones has removed his offio9 to his newly fitted up room ovo,. MolQt & Morgan's drug store. —A Celebrated Case to-night at Musio Hall, Evtryono ought to turn out and see this long and lately talked of piece. —Matinee Saturday at 2 p. m. Every child attending will reoeive ono of tho presents now in Bobinson & Wallace's book store show window. —The ladies of the south division of the Ohriati&n church will give a social Thursday evening Deo. 10. Oysters served with a good supper. All for 15c. Supper from 5 to 8. —Superintendent Wellington has given on order that there should be no snow balling within one blook of any of the school bnildingB, aud he will have it rigidly enforced. —At Music Hall last night Wm, Work held the lujky number, 429, and drew the $5 in silver. He smiled very nioely when he reoeived the money aud said he would be there again. -The art exhibit of the King's Daughters is the finest ever given in this oity. No one should fail to attend. The hours are from 9 to 12 a. m., and from 1 to 1 p. m. Admittance 10 oents. —The Sling's Daughters will give an art exhibit at their rooms in the Miller blook this week. The exhibit will bo open to the public on Wednesday after noon and on Thursday and Friday evenings. —The ladies of the third divisions of the First Baptist church will give a socal at the ohuroh Tuesday evening, Deo. 28. Supper from 5 to 8 o'clock. Admission 15 oents inch ding cuppor. Everybody invitod. —The New York Comedy Company gave a olevor presentation of "Only a Woman's Heart" at Musio Hull lunt evening to a fair audienoo. The company is one of the best popular pi ce combinations on the road.
Deatb oi Mrs. Eunioa Smith
"Last night ut 9 o'clock, Mrs. Euuicu Smith, aged 83, died at the residenoe of her son, M.S. Smith, The remains will be taken to the Spring Grove cemetery at (Jinoinnati, Ohio, for interment to-morrow morning. Mrs. Smith was born at Mt. Healthy Ohio, Oct. 20, 1807. She was married to Daniel Smith whom she has survived for 41 yei-rs. For the last ten years she hus made her home with her son, M. S. Smith, of tliii ty. Mrs. Smith was the mother of 0 children, 4 girls and 2 boys. She was a lady of many virtues and highly esteemed by all who knew her. She \v member of the Christian church for GO years.
BUe W«« Completely Cured,
A daughter of my custormnr Buffered from suppressed menstruation, and her health was completely wrecked. At my suggestion she used one bottle of Bradfield's Female Regulator, which cured her.—0, W. Heliums, Water Valley,MIbs. Write The Brwlfleld Reg. Co., AUanta, Ga for part iculars. Sold by Nve & Co. Orawfordsvllle, Ind.
Story A Clark organs, sold on easy paymonts at 207 east Main street.
We Are AwfUUy Busy
But wo will find time to show you ont holiday goods, should you want tljem now. We will have the most elegant dlBpiay at our store, forthe holiday trade, ever shown In the city (End we want everybody to oome and see the display, and buy what you want. You will be welcome at Ensmlnger & Sea Wright's 103 east Main street.
Ribbons just half price this week at ovinson's. Attend the ribbon sale this week at Levlnson's.
We Have Bought
And are now receiving the finest line of of plain and fancy oo&dles ever shown In this city, which we propose to sail to the Holiday trade ut the lowest possible prices. We will soon have onr stook displayed and want everybody to come and Bee the quality and variety we have to offer. Persons wanting to buy in large quantities will do well to see us before buying, as we f»el sure that we oan please all In quality and price, ,v ENSMINGER Seawbioht, 103 East'Main St!
Small's Vetetable lilver Pills. Tltoy're llko the kuah and boauty of the nlirhl Bringing health and Joys too deep for laugh ter They're glory's truth and light, s-,
From this world to the after.
Holiday Hates.
For the Christmas holidays the Vandalia Line will sell excursion tickets between all stations on its line where the one-way rato Is twenty.five cents or over, at one and one-third fare for the round trip.
AU coupon stations, St. Louis to Greenoistle, Inclusive, mav sell excursion tickets to Cincinnati, O., and intermediate points, via 0. H. A D. R. R. also to Columbus, O.. and Intermediate points, via Pennsylvania Lines.
Tickets will be sold on December 24th and 25th, also, 31st, 1890, and January 1st, 1891, good going only on date of sale and good returning until January 5th, 1891.
Everybody Is Invited at Blscliofs. That's what he Is here for, ..'
Bowels Irregular ana Tonstlpated, resulting In Files, avoided by taking Simmon's Liver Regulator.
Children Cry for. Fitchir's Ct*teri£
The most obstinate
caseB
ot catarrh
are cured by the use of Ely's Cream Balm, the only agreeable remedy. It is not a liquid or snuff, Is easily applied Into the nostrils. For cold In the head It Is magical- It gives relief at once. Prlco 60c,
IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR
NEXT DOOR TO ELSTON BANK.
5' FRIEND
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WORTH ITS WEIGHT IN SOLD. "Mothers' Friend," is worth Its weight in gold. My wife suffered more in ten minutes with either of her other ohlldren than she did altogether with her last, after having used four bottles of "Mother*' Friend." It is a blessing to expeotnnt mothers, says a customer. HENDERSON DALE, Canal, 111.
Having used two bottles my sixth child was born with no pain comparatively. Mrs.
Is. O.
Vaughan, Sheridan Lake, Col.
Wonderful—relieves much suffering. Mrs. M. M. Brewster, Montgomery, S*nt l* oxpr*M on receipt of prlco, fl.50 per bottle. Sola by all druggists. Book to mothers mailed free,
BuAirikLi REGULATOR CO., Atlanta, OA. Sold by Nye Sc Co.
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Christmas Presents!
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Furniture,
Rugs. Etc., Ere.,
To Be Sold Cheap,
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A.Kostanzer'sSons
302 and 304 S. Washington St.
ANNOUNCEMENTS. S
muah of Bereft Is better than powder, for It CUKUS instead of lujurinur. Our atrent will cull. MllS. H. SMOCK.
Hrauch Office Blush of Roses, Indianapolis, lnd.
USICHALL
Wednesday Dec. 24.
THE JOLLY.GERMAN DIALECT COMEDIAN A ml Sweet Slwrcr,
CHAS. A. GARDNER
(KARL)
SUPPORTED BY ATALENTED ONPANY UNDBK TIIE MANAGEMENT OF
SIDNEY E. ELLIS,
Producing on a Grand Scale the New Romatic Comedy,
"Fatherland."
An Idyl of the Tryol.
Hear Gardner's New Songs,
INCLUDING IIIH QKBAT BIT, "THE LILAC."
Tyrolean Quartette.
SPECIAL SOENEKY
CARRIED BY THE COMPANY.
Prloo 750.50c. 50Oi 35,
Desirable, Sensible, Useful Articles for Christmas Presents
Come to our store. You'll not be disappointed as our store is filled to overflowing with good
things. If you don't know what to buy look over the following list and you will see what vou want: Black Cashmoro Dress Pattern, Black or colored Henrietta Dross Pattern, Black or colored Silk Dress Patterns, French Nove'ty Dross Pat'erns, Fine Plush Cloak or Jackets,
Lace curtains, Lace bod sots, Beau'iful table covers, Kid'gloves, black.and colored, Plain white linen Handkerchiefs, White umbroideriod handkerchiefs. Lovely silk handkerchiefs, Silk and wool mufflers, Silk hand painted Throws, Rubber circulars, Pockot books, Jewelry, Hosiery cloves, mittens,
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New stylish Jackets, Black Stockinett Jackets, Nicc warm woolon shawls, Black Cashmoro shawls, Black Cashmoro Embroidered Flso.liues, Nice silk umbrella, Seal plush or fur muff.
The Big Bargain of the Season:
35 Dozen Black Undressed Kid Gloves, all aizes, for 06 cents,worth$l ,25. For Thursday, Friday and Saturday, Dec. 18,19 and 20, only.
the Encyclopedia Brittanica if
purchased of O. M. LACEY
beforejan. x, 1891
Underwear Colaretts, ,• Kushing£Plush Toilet. Cases, Blankets, comforts, Quilts, Towels, eoinbs. And brushes, Unlaundried shirts, Hats, Bonnets for ladies, Misses and Chrildren, Pur sots, Pur Capos, and so Many other things that it will be Impossible to mention here.
ABE I_.E"VIlTS02Sr,
EAST MAIN STREET
AMERICAN STEAM LAUNDRY.
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W. R. Grosnell.
In Holiday Attire
With the north room added to oui store, we are prepared to show §f|the largest stock of Holiday Goods in the city, consisting of
Fine Presentation Books, All the Standard Authors, Albums and Fine Pictures, Bibles and Prayer-Books,
Juvenile and Toy Books, Dainty Books and Calenders, Plush Goods of All Kinds.
1ST Wo would respectfully invite jou to catl and examine our stoi-k.
Robinson & Wallace. Now Is the Time!
$36.60
The price of a complete set of
$50.00
& Co. must be closed out within thirty days at whatevei
The price of the same afterjan.
1, iSqi. The "publishers have
informed me that the $36.60 offer
will be withdrawn with the close of the year. O. M. LACKY.
BANKRUPT SALE
OF
The entire stock of Hardware of the late firm of Fowler, Ashley
sacrifice, and the undersigned isfretailing it at
LESS THAN COST.
If you want any thing in that line, cheaper than you ever bought
before, call at No. 119 North Washington street, the sign of the
W. T. Brush, Assignee.
The Fair.
One trip of inspection
through
A WHITE SEWING MACHINE
Bran New. For sale at $30.
An Elegant Christmas Present for your Wife.
"The Fail"
Will convince you that it will be useless to go further ior
A Christmas Present!
Inquire at this office.