Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 4 November 1865 — Page 4

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Farms, Houses and Lots If O S A. E,

Wm. THOMPSON,

REAL ESTATE AGBNT,

Over National Bank, OratcforJsvillc. Ind.

HOUSE

and Lot. in the town of Hudson. Wisconsin. gETENBuilding Lots in Hudson, Wisconsin.

npWO Houses and Lots near the M. E. Church, JL Crawfordsville. Desirable Residences. Terms accommodating.

Farm of 80 acres—40 clear, balanoe timbor— Dwelling and stable—good land—good water— advantagoously situated in Marquet county, Wisconsin,' "XJentral part of the State. Terms easy. IA ACRES Good Land, under foncc, miles nortji l" of Crawfordsville, abort distance East of L. N. & 0.' R. R. Terms easy.

ARDETT Farm, IS aores in good condition, dwollOT inn and other buildings, good Fruit Trees and Shrubbery. Apply for Terms, EQ ACRES Good Land 3 miles east of Linden, Mont-

LTO

gomcry county, Ind. Terms oasy.

HOUSE

and Two Lots together in Alamo. Montgomery county, Ind. Terms easy.

HOUSE

and Lot of one acre, good Fruit, with Shrubbery, splendid Garden. Dwelling, and other convenient buildings, south-west part of Crawfordsville, near the College. Cheap at $2200 00,

HOUSEconvenientinCrawfordsvillo.near

and LOT tho College, out-building*. Terms coy

FARM,cultivation,good

140 acres, 1 mile from Crawfordsville, in good Orohard, necessary farm buildings, R. R. transportation every way. For terms apply.

HOUSE

and LOT in Salem. Washington county, Ind., very cheap. Terms vciy easy.

HOUSE

and LOT, south part of Crawfordsville. Cheap and easy payments,

FARM two miles south of Crawfordsville, near Gravel Road. Cheap at $40 per acre. Iu payments.

FARM near Darlington, Montgomery Co.,tInd. 100 acres, part clear, part timber, in excellent repair, av.d vory cheap.

A"VARIETY

of Farms and Town Property not de

scribed.

T®T iP ^.^^fprdsville, on Washington St., north XJ of Centre Choroh, business part of City, 82x feet front, W0 ft back, bold togetuer or iu two or three parts, on easy taimn, "W5l.-tiv»vi.Q irw

July 29,lRC5-4m Real Estato Agent.

WATCHES, CLOCKS,

-AND-

JeWelixY.

L4)est

HAVE on hand a lar^e and fine nssortuent of the American, English and Swiss Watches now in the market.

LARGE assortment of fine Gold and Fancy Jewelry, all of tho latest st7lcs, Gold Pens. Ac.

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LARGE stock of Spectnclc9 of all kinds to suit tho Market and warranted to give entire satisfaction.

LARGE supply of eight-day and 2-1 hour Clocks, of all kinds, and of the best quality. I havo

JUST

received a new and complete set of Watcli Makor's Tools and Materials, and am now ready to do all work that I may bo favored wtth in the best style and with

PROMPTNESS

ATCHES. Clocks and Jewolry repaired lmmediately, and work

Warranted One I*c«r.

Call at

E. J. Binford's Drug Store.

Washington street, west of Court House.

Sept2G5-yi P.Fitzpatrick.

A Large and Splendid Stock of

BOOTS & SHOES

Can be found at

& (Ml

Main Street, Crawfordsville, Indian. The Stock consists in part of Ladies' Kid Congress Gaitors: ...

Lace Gaiters: Kid Slippers: Kip Heeled Shoes Calf Sewed Shoes^ Sheop Skin Over-Shoes Lasting Congress Gaiters Kid Buskins Calf Heeled Shoes Goat. Boots Rubber Over-Shoos Moccasins Furand Cotton Liaed

•v Gents' Cnlf Cork soled Boots Single Double Grained Boots

Cloth Confess Gaiters Kip Shoes Doubled Soled Calf Boots

Kid

Tho above stock will bo sold cbenp for cash. Now is the time to buy. as we are determined to closo out tho stock before the20th of March. [febll'GStf.

ENLARGED FACILITIES! Reduction of Expenses!!

J. S. MILLER & CO'S Carriage Manufactory,

Market St., North of Court House Square

CBAWFOBDSTILLE, IND.

Having recently purchasod, enlarged and improved the premises wo occupy, therby saving expense of rent, and giving increased facilities for manufactur Ing

.. CARBIAGES,

1+at.

'HI

lit

Sulkies, Spring

SLEIGHS #C.

W a a tno public that we are now in a position to defy al competition in our line in this State as gards

PRICES, STYLES AND WORKMANSHIP, and invite tn inspection of our Carriagoe, Busies Ac., a fino ftssortment of which wo keop constantly or. hand- Boine: all practical workmen and employing no »bv the most skillful, and using the VERY BEST Ui MATERIAL, together with our long acquaint ancft with the wants of this section of country, eaastt he'p giving satisfaction, as wo confidently ~.,- •ert tnat our work and prioos cannot be excelled by any other^establishnent in Indiana. Old Buggies taken in exchange. All our work warrented one

Repairing, Blaoksmithing, Trimming, Palntnoatness and de&pntoh.

THE SINGER

Our LETTER A FAMILY SEWING MACHINE is fast gaining a world-wide reputation. It is beyond doubt tho best, cheapest and most beautifu. Family Sewing Machine yet offered to the public. No other Family Sewing Machine has so many useful appliances for Hemming. Binding. Felling, Tucking, Gathering, Gunging, Braiding, Cording and so forth. Noothor Machine has so much capaoily for a great variety of work. It will sow all kinds of cloth, and with all kinds of thread, Great and recent imnrnyemcnt? make this Machine reliable, durable, and most ccHaih'ln action

fooe(j

makes tho interlocked stitch, which is the Dost siiw-v. known. Any one. ef ordinary capacity, can see, at a glance, how to use our letter A Machine.

The Folding Case of this Machine is a piece of canning workmanship of the most useful kind. It protects the machine when not in use, and when about to be oporated may be opened as a spaoious and substantial table to sustain tho work. While some of the Cases, made of tho choicest woods, are finished in the simplest manner possible, other* aro adorned and embellished in tho most costly and superb manner.

It is absolutely necessary to see tho Family Machine in operation, to judge of its great capacity and beauty.

It is fast becoming as popular for family sowing as our Manufacturing machines are for manufacturing purposes.

MACHINES FOR MANUFACTURING PURPOSES.

Our Nos. and 2 Machines aro of great capacity and application for manufacturing purposes—tailoring, shoe fitting, and so forth.

Our No. 3 Maohincs (with Vibrating Pressor, which is indispensable for heavy patent leather work) are especially adapted to all kinds of light and hoavy Leather Work, in Carriage Trimming, Boot and Shoe Making, Marness Making, etc., otc. They are of extra size, with an rm long enough to take under it nnd stitoh the largest sized carriage dashes. Thoro scarcely any part of a Trimmer's stitching that cannot bo bettor dono by them than by band so. too, tho saving of time and labor is very great. The table of these Machines is 24 inches long, and the shuttle will hold six timos as much thread as tho shuttle of thoso used for tailoring purposes. Tho largo machines work as fast as small ones.

Tho public have been swindled by spurious machines made in imitation of ours. Tlio metal in 'them, from the iron casting to tho smallest piece is of pooc quality. It is ftply by doing a great business, and having extensive manufacturing establishments, that good machines can be made at moderato prices. The best designod Machines. BADLY MADE, are always liable to get oat of order, and arc suro to cost considerable trouble and money to keep them in ropair.

Tho qualities to bo looked'for in a mocliine are: certainly of correct action at all rates of tpced, m\}licity of construction, great durability, and rapidity of operation, with the least labor.— Machines, to combine theso ossential qualities, must bo made of tho best metal and finished to perfection. Wo havo the ways and means, on a grand scalc, to do this.

Tho purchasers of Machines, whose daily bread it may concern will find that thoso having the above qualities not only work w»ll nt rapid as well as slow ratos of spood.but lost longest in the finest possible working order. Our Machines, AS MADE BY US. will oarn more money with less labor than any others, whether in imitation of ours or not. In fact thoy aro cheaper than any othor Maohines as a gift.

All genuine Singor Machines will be repaired (though it seldom happens that they requiro it) ot tho ofiloeB of our agents.

Tho Branch Offices aro well supplie^with silk, twist, thread, needles, oil, Ac., of the vory best quality.

Send for a PAMniLKT.

me sing". Company, 458 Broadway N»w York. 48 E. Washington St. Indianapolis, 50 Clark St., Chicago. :r July22. lEojyl.

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A. A. ]ST SEE! THE CELEBRATED CYLINDER FEED GRAIN DRILLS, (Bofh land Horse?

—ALSC—

THE IBIEST

CIDER MILLS

ETER TTSThTT)

TOGETHER WITH

WHEAT Screens, PLOWS,

And a general assortment of

O S E

TK *11,11 s, WA

BUILDING MATERIALS,

OILS, PAINTS. &c

Sept. 2 1865-tf.

THE ATTENTION

of the citizens of Crawfordsville and Montgomery county is respectfully invited to tho

LARGE AND SPLENDID STOCK

of now Fall and Winter, Staple and Fancy •Dry Goods, now being received from New.,. Vork, by 'jfc

C, Guthrie & Sons,

Being desirous to please all, and merit the

PUBLIC PATRONAGE,

we keep constantly on hand a general assortment of PliAIN AND FANCV

Trimmings, Ornaments. Hosiery, Ac., for Ladies, Casimers, Cloths, Ready-Made Clothinc,

Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes,

ueeniware,

and indeed a general variety of

ioodssuitod to tho City and Country Trade,

WHICH WE OFFER

to the publio as low as tho markot will afford

For Cash or Produce.

All kinds of Country Produco taken in

Exchange Tor

1 We tender our thanks to tho c^aerous public who have so liberally sustained UB heretofore* and respectfully solicit a oontinuanoo

Of their Patronage

promising to uso every effort to ploase and

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•i co jfijfk on ,fi TE

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those whopatronizous. Ourmottoi len and small profits."

COME AND SEE US. Guthrie & Sori8

Sept.16-1865.

Table Cutlery.

AFineasBortment

CAMPBELL, G-ALEY &

To33ell Them,

OR TO

CAMPBELL, CTALEY

L. A. Foote.

TO SUIT THE TIMES.

Our stock in part consists of

ible. Hymn and Prayer Books. All tho School and Text Books used in College and Common Schools. Histories. Standard Novels in cloth and paper. Tract.Society Books, Testaments in variety. Miscellaneous Books, Musio Books and Sheot Music in varioty.

SPLENDID Assortment of Photograph Albums.

Photographs for the Million.

PICTURES

3DK/E3SS (3-OoiDS,

partio

IN GREAT VARIETTT

Mouldings, all sizes and kinds.

Oval, Square & Rustic Fran

Groods.

of Table Cutlery, for sale by

d«o»tf LEK A BROTHER.

55 Joslin & Beem,

HARTER'S,

Ever brought to this Market.

No trouble to show them,

HAVE

^MMAKTEK.

S. S, Thomson

HAYING

enlarged and entirely refitted tho old Book Store corner and having increased their stock to correspond. would respectfully and confidentially offer to the public generally the best assort

mcnt of goods in their line in tho place and at priccs

arncs. 1

^ttcntion paid to praming Clotures.

Legal, Bill, Cap, Letter, Note And Billet Paper. The largest and best assortment of Wall Paper and Bordering in the place. En-

velopes in great variety.

INK,Purses,Pens,

Slates-Chalk it Lead Crayons, Cioll and Steel Pen Holders Pencils, I Pocket Books. Portmonies. Ladies I

Backgammon & Check-

or Boards. Dice and Cups, Chess-men, and various Gamer, Drawing Paper and Pencils.

«n^ rocket Cutlery. Visiting ®an^ N^es. Re^iptsrMoH^ges.SDo„Se|4'cVap'(^0^" ot Diarys', Bill Holders, Window Sl.adosVna'lWr" cords and lassels various colors.- Vases. MCBS China. Figures, Dolls. Doll Heads, combs, BrushS Fish Hooks. Lines and Floats, Rubber Balls. MarM««. Battles. Toy Drums. FIngs and Swords, and Ja goneral assortment of small Notions and Toys too numerous to enumcrato.

Ladies Writing Desks (fnd Baskets. Woalso keep a goneral

ISTEWS DEPOT

and \Vaverly. Of Papers. N. Ledger, Mercuor, N- Weekly. Harper's Weekly, Chimney Corner trank Leslie Illustrated. Yankco Notions, Nick Nax, Comic Monthly, Ac. Also tho

Eafayette Daily Journal.

We also offer for salo tho reliable

Family Sewing Maphine

WILCOX & G-XIBIBiS which you are especially invited to call and sco bofore purchnsing elsewhere.

TdrParticular attention given to orders for anything not on hnnfls.,-/ If Hemembor the old stand, corner of Grceno and ernon Streets, whoro wo will be pleased to wait upon all who will favor us wilh it call. ap 1 'G5-julyl5,tf. FOOTE & THOMSON.

liEE & BROTHER'S NEW GROCERY STORE.

T^HIS ostablishmont is now stooknd with a large as"ojtment of plain and fancy Groceries: which will be sold for cash or produoe. Farmers of Montgomery oounty call in and examine our stook before purchasing elsewhere. rne?3'5Uf.

ksrio

Aftor returning thnnks to the publie for past patronage, take groat pleasure in calling especial attention to their present stock of

Cook tind Parlor Stoves,

which is as large as oan bo found in the murkot. Among them are tho

Senator, Charter, Orioln,

and othor first class Cook Stoves, which aro surpassed by none. Being made from the best 1 Iron and of the latest improved patterns tlicy aro insured not to crook, and to be firstclass baking Stoves. Wo also keep on hand a largo stock of

I N W A E

mado by old and experienced workmen, and out of the heaviest and host Tin. at low prices both Wholosale and Retail. Sugar Kettlos, Brass Kettles Skillots 4 Lids. Dog-Irons, SadIryns, Coffee Mills, Spoons, Ladles, £o., to„

.I^rn 1J\% F.1CT

a complete stock of goods in their lino constantly on hand. All kinds of Job Work donei to order

On Short Notice,

and warranted. Guttoring, Spouting, Roofing, and all kinds of Repairing. All kinds of Produco taken in exchange for goods. Remember tho

OLD STAND,

CAMPBELL,

of C. Johnson, sign of tho Big ToaKcttle, No.5 Commercial Row. Green Street, Crawfordsville, Ind. 0ct7-1805.

J, P. Campbell, W. 8. Oaley. ¥1 D.llartcr.

UALEY and IIARTER

received their stock of Fall and Winter Goods—Bought during the short panio in New York at somo advantages which tlicy aro willing to givo their customers. The stock is largo and well assorted, and will be sold for cash at tho very lowost market latea. It consists iu part of

CLOTHS & CASSJMEBES

Jeans and Sntlinctts. Tweeds, Ftannols, Stripes. Ticks, Sheetings and Shirting Cotton Yarns and- Batts. Blankets, i—wCountemaines. WnrmtnA 0wl

Fur and Buck Gloves. Wool" Hose, Veivct Hoods Dress Trimmings, Uraidf, Cords. Buttons, tc.

E S S O O S

Coburgs, Mprinos. Empress Cloths. Plaid Poplines, B.flck and Fancy Silks. Striped Orientals* ool do Lames, Armures, Caledonia Plaids, Brocho Poplins, rigured Mohairs, Seeded Alpacas, Ginghams,

Prints, and DeLainos.

CLOAKS & FURS!

plendid line Basques, Baskeens, and Circulars entirely new designs trimmed in Steel, Volvot, and Bugle.

Ready-Made Clothing!

Business Coats, English YPnlking Sacks, Black Dres3 Coats, Over-Coats, Pants Vests. Jackets, Drawers. Shirts, Collars, Cravats, Suspenders. A complcto stock of Uentlemons' Furnishing Goods.

BOOTS SHOES!

Kip.lined. Calf A Wator Proof Boots for Mon ABoys.

Ladies', Misses' and Children*'

Calf, Hod, Goat, Ualmorala and Bootoes.

Carpets and Oil Cloths,

GROCERIES!

Coffee, Sugar, Tea, Molasses, &c.

jirl

IOfCall soon and socuro some of tho bargains bcroro thoy aro allgone. Country produco will be token as usual. CAMPBELL,

GALET

Ootober 14-1805.

& IIARTER.

AGEi\CY OFFICE.

WIEEI,dJfM TIfO*111*SO.V

REAL ESTATE AGENT,

and

TNTOTAJRY PUBLIC,

WILL ALSO EXECUTE

Deeds, Mortgages, Wills, &c., &c., OF SHORT NOTICE.

OFFICE,on Washington Street, over First National Bank, opposito Crane IIouso.

Craivfordsville, Indiana.

dccl~'U4tf

CHEWIWr, TOBACCO, gg

splendid quality of Virginia Cr.vendish Chewing1 _1ouacco lustrecoived ancl l'or salo by dee3lf. LEE A BROTHER.

AXES.

ARefined

Superior nrticlo of Lippencott Co's. Double Cust Stoel Axes, warrnn cd. Fnrsnleby dce3tf LEK vBROTHER

•ifdministrator^s JYoticei

TW'OTICE is hereby givon tl xl boon appointed Admini Josliuft A. Vancleave, deceas connty.Indiana. oet28'05w3*

that tho undersigned has nistrator of tho estate of deceased, lato of Montgomery

JESSE MANCLEAVE. Administrator.

Taken Up.

I)Y Aloxander Buchanan living in Browri'township, JD.Monteomery county, Indiana, on the 17th day of Ootober, X885, one ostray mare, described as follows, to-wit: Bright sorrel, light main and' tail and baizo infaoo,3 years old. Appraised at $85,00 by James Davis and. Zaohariah Robinson, before Janes Rioe. a Justice of the Peace.

Copy attest: WM. K. WAXLL\CE^ 0cfl»J5lr] P.witM. C.

The Mammoth gp 9tr*

Receiving now good® at

PANIC PRICES!

BOOTS AND

"S ft

DIRECT FROM

Hats, Spring Styl es,-

DIRECT FROM BOSTON:

A large stoek of Prints and Muslins, Breached and Unbleached, at Panic Prices!^

r. •.

The entire Stock of Goods at tho*

MAMMOTH

is being sold at,

A N I I S

MAMMOTH

WILL SELL BELOW ALL, COMPETITION!

April J5, 1865.

James Graham.

Furniture Manufactory,

and

STEAM WORKS!

Washington Street, ^i

GMWFOBDSmUE, IND.

JOHN KINKEADE, HAVING

bought the entire interest in tho abovo business, would tespectfully inform tho publio of Crawfordsville and surroundingcountry.th.it bo keeps on hand and manufactures to-order all artiolei in tho line cf

CABINET FURNITURE.

Ho also manufactures split." or bark-bottom

A I

On an eztensivo scale and to which branch he wishes to call the spccial attention of dealers throughout tho country as he believes he can make it to your interest to give bim acall. Having supplied himself with Lathes, propelled by stoam, ho are also prepared to do all kinds of

TURNING-

On short notice, and on the most reasonable terms.— Ho manufactures his own wares, and can thereforo most certainly sell on as

FAVORABLE TERMS

As those engaged in the trade who buy abroad. ]HPRemember my place of business—Washington street, opposito Centre Church.

Crawfordsville. July 28. 1864. §Sp 5®SS

TIME! TIME! GOLD! WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY,

A N A I E S

In connection with tho 'Book and Stationery establishment of ex in IP attersonl

A\sortment

ERl LARGE and complete asof American. English and Swiss Watchos all warranted.

Soth Thomas' 8-day and"S4-hour'• Clocks, for Churohes. Banks, Dwellings and Stores. All tho elegant styles of lato

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Gold, Silver and Plated

SPECTACLES:

Silver

and plated Toa and Table Spoons. Gold Pons, Silver Thimbles Porte-monies. Pocket cutlery, tuck, round and Side Combs. Cartridge Pistol sand Cartridges, /ff Wooden. Tin and China Toys, Violin and Guitar $ '|5 Strings.Musical Instruments,Razors-shavingstrops,," rii Brushes, and Toilet Articles: all of tho very bestj quality and will bo sold at the lowest possiblo pri-, cos althosignof tho

G-OILIDIBZISr WATCH^ two doors wost of tho old stand. JAS. PATTERSON, A CARD.—To thoso having Watches and Clooka to bo repaired. I would say I liavo secured tho scrvi-

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ces of one of the bostworkmon from New York. AH work will Ve attended to promptly, recoivo my own '4 personal supervision, and bo warranted one year. (aug20'05-y JAS. PATTERSON.

Commissioner's Sale.

TOE

undersigned as Commissioner appointed by tho Court of Common Pleas of Montgomery, county, Indiana, will, on and after four woeks from tho date hereof, sell at private sale the following described real ostnte situale in said county of Jlontgomery to-wit: Tho ensthnlf of tho south wost quarter of scotion sixteen. (tGj in township nineteen (10) north of rangoflve (5) west, upon tho following terms: Throe-fifths of the amount to bo paid in hand at* time of sale, and two-fifths in 12 months from day of salo. tho purchasor to exccuto note with approved surety waiving valuation and appraisement law*. with interest fromdat/i. JAMES McINTIRE, 14-!5Ww4* Commissi ^n'jr.