Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 23 June 1866 — Page 4
HAVE YOU 3RE-AJD
This* Story:
(lightly modified to suit the
Time, Place and Occasion:
Tho shades of night were falling fast. AS through a Western City passed A youth, who bore, 'mid snow and ioo. A banner with this strango device
"GOOD NEWS!"
The nows was that L. A. FOOTE A CO. had just rooeired a large lot of New Goods,making theirs took fuller and more complete than it had over been, and the beststook in their line ever in tho city of Crawfordsrille.
Repassed whore hangs tho sign o'er hoad "No farther go," a young-man sai&. "You'lT find no bottor far or wide'"— And loud that saxe-horn voice rcpl icd:
"GOOD NEWS!"
For tho information of tho public, we would say that the sign referred to is that of the "COBNER HOOK STORE," (yon can see it from oither Green or Vernon streets,) and the young man who stopped tho traveler was John R. Robinson, Jr., who has been in the establishment a year, and being well posted in the business,know what ho was talking about when ho told the gentleman with tho lmnner to stop. Jf you doubt, call &n<£ ask Siia.
And now ho stands within the door, Whero goods aro found from wall to floor And with a smile and wink of cyo, Ho says in aeconts clear and high.
"I SEE NEW GOODS!"
He saw Bibles. Tostamcnts, Prn rer Hook" and llymn Books for all denomination?. Albums,, Ilistoties. Novels, Music Books, a great stock of miscolla- I neousBooks, all the school Books in use in oommon Sohools, College Text Books, Blank and Memorandum Books, Pictures, all sorts, kinds and sixes.Piefore Frames, Moldings, Paper of every size and kind, Wall and Window Paper, Window Shades, Cords, Tassels Envelopes, Slates, Pencils, Ink, Pens, Toys in groat variety, and Notions of all kinds. In fact. If you were to ask him he would not be ablo to enumerate the half that he did see. Nor did he forget to Inquire tho prices, whioh, being lowor than ho anticipated, and finding many things ho wanted ho bought quite a largo quantity, which led to tho following results:
At break of day, towards the brook. Hii way a thirsty farmer took: He heard a voico of wild despair Ring clearly through tho morning air— "£OQI
NEWS! '.
The farmer was astonished for ho could seo no one. and so he brought out his dogs for a hunt, and hau the mystery explained as follows:
A traveler, by tho faithful hound, All buried in New Goods was found Still in his hands, as in a vice, eee$oga&i That banner with that strango device:"3'''1
I fear tho yonth who bravoly boro ..••• The Excelsior flag in days of yore. The "Corner Book Store"had not'fouud Or he might now bo singing round—
"GOOD NEWS!"
The reason we have for this belief is. that if ho had found the "Corner" he would have bought so many entertaining Books that ho would never have undertaken that journoy, but have stayed at home and made a quiet citizen.
Our hero lives, and lives this day. If you'd like to know I'll tell you the way His mind was full and his heart was warm,-,.,?.* And ho was only singing amid the storm, p®.
"GOOD NEWS!"
He was rescued from hfs perilous condition, went on his way rejoicing and gladened his family and friends with a bountiful supply of Books, Stationery. Toys, Notions, Ac., whioh he had bought at tho place where you get choap goods and tho right.cbungc back.
And now with goods in his arms and hands. Goods on his back, in goods he stands— And oostingbut a very few fips— Tho well known sound comes from his lip?,
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G00D
NEWS!"
It may be said that the youth above mentioned was employed to blow for FOOTE & CO., but you can be convinced of your mistako if you will call and see tho best assorted and most oomplete stock of goods in our line ever brought to the city, and nt prices to suit the times.
Tho youth forgot to say that wo kocp a General News Depot, whore you can find a full supply of MAtiAZI.NK8 and Literary Papers. .,
Also have for sale tho "WlleoxA filbbs Sewing Martltae," whioh we vnvita you to call and sec.
Any goods not on hands promptly ordered. Thankful for post favors we would respectfully ask •if. *se -4
you ALL to cal March 31,i860,
MB
L. A. FOOTE .t CO.
FOUNDRY
Wi
THE AM MOTH S O W
CANINE & GREGG'S O I N A I O N O
Hardware and Agricultural Implements,
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MiA.OHI]S3"E3 SHOP
CKJMWFOIMSVMIjMJE.
BLAIR, LYliE & CO.,
Ilavo now in operation a Foundry and IMachinc Shop in this plaae. and wouLd.in.vite all interested in
Machinery of Any ^Kind
to givo them a call. They arc making all kinds of castings, such as-
MILL
of ovory description, v,-'
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Sorghum Mills, Furnace Fronts, Grate Bars, Sugar Kettles, Ovens, Dog Irons, Making Patterns for and "T, Eeplacing Stove PlaUs. f~
They aro prepared to repair
Tubular Boilers, Steam Eagtae&,/Ehrasli-
4
ingMachines, Reapers, Mowers, Drag Saws, and to make and fit up ^Brass Castings, and Blacksmithing of every do--s. soription. All 'woftdoneby' them is "'a r- ~Warrantedto perform aB represented.
Sliop on Green Street, near Depot.
Cb*h Paid for Old Iron, Copper & Brass. maylS'06 BLAIR, LYLE 4 Co.
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.voir J.v TOVWV,
I —AND WII.I.—1
EXHIBIT SIX DAYS,
IN EACH WEEK,
,lo. 2,
EM I9IRE IShOCK.
ADMITTANCE
free to ovory body who wislios to avail themselves of tho opportunity of seeing tho sight. Shelf nnrdwnre in nbundnucr, Iron, Springs, Nnila, steel, CilnsR, Axlnt, ShoTi'ln, IIou, Rnkn, Spades, l'lowt, See. Doaka Corn Plnntrr and C'ultirntor, ItucUr.yc Reaper nnd Mower, with dropping attachment. Improved
Hnbbnrd Itloivcr, Wood's Self RAKER, Wood's ITIower.
MS&tm
NEWS!"
Tho fact is that ho had cot too many articles for bis money and was not able to "toto" thorn home, and so got into tho abovo unfortunate predicament.
Also Agents for a great many different varieties of Machinery and Stump Jacks. Wo have a splendid assortment of Tablo and I'ockot Cutlery. Plato and Brittania Spoons, a fine assortment of Tea-Trays andtWindow Cornice.
We paid Groonbncks for our goods and oan sell them as cheap as those'who paid cash. Givo us a call. Recollect, Admittance frco.
CANINE .t GREGG, Sign of the Big Pad-lock.
Mayl2'66. No.2, Empire Block.
Eagle Clothing Sto^iB.
JUST RECEIVED
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TA.T
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Curtis 4 Brother
DEALERS IN'
BOOTS SHOES,
E
Magnificent Assortment
mi
Heady-Made Clothing
TOR SZJ*1IMER WEAR.
Every article in the Clothing line can found at this House.
CALL AND SEE
Before Purchasing Elsewhere.
May5'66
•2 r.IL VJiREE O OK.
DR. Chase's Recipes,
Or, Information for Everybody r-s
TIUS
invr.'.unble work, containing about 800 practical Receipts for any and almost every thins, is now offered to tho public by the undoraignfcd, (who is solo ngont for Urawfordsville and Montgomery county,) at extremely low figures. It is my intention. as far as practical, to oanvass the oounty thor oufthly. giving all desiring it. an opportunity to purchase. Tho following references arc from porsons who hare now this book.
Jl C.JRMf,
I shall also continue to deal inall kinds of Tablt Linens, H^octacles, do. Prioo of Book, $1J25. maylflmC.] CHEAP JOHN.
Tabic Cutlery.
A
Fi no assortment of Table Cutlcry.for sale by dec3tf LEE ds BROTHER.
Corner of Main and Green Streets,
V\70UIJD rospeetfully call tho attention of buyers to our largo and magnificent stock of Boots and Shoes. The stock consist* of
GENTS FINE SEWED CALF BOOTS,
umdo for us from the best stock and insupcrior stylo.
Pegged Calf Boots,
fine and heavy—tho bost of goods niul very cheap.
HEAVY KIP BOOTS,
RUBBERS $F ALL KINDS,
BOYS BOOTS,
LADIES POLISH BOOTS,
L-AJDIIES SHOES,
of every style.
Children's & Misses' Shoes
of tho ni04trcl!qiint patterns and styles in great varieties. Wo hnvo secured tho exclusive paitont right, for Montgomery county, for manufacturing on
Plitmcr's
vk IT
if.
Famous Patent Last!
which excels all others for makipe elegant r,u anil Riving durability to our work. 1'erriHorial riffhts can boi seoured by callin^at our establishment. kocp everything in tho line that can be called for, and sell at the lowest figures. We shall continue as in the past, to lead tho trado in stylos and prices, april 81-lt6fl-n33Sc3m
CL'HTIS it lillO.
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OJ1IJIER CIJIIj BEOCK,
mCRA WFOKDS VILLfJ, IND.
WASSONandELLMORE
HAVINGBKO„
bought out tho entire stock of Wit. Al.LEN & would roEpectfulIy invito the pub-
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Call and Examine Slock
AND LEARN PRICES.
GOODS HOUSE,
and as low as can be found elsewhere
INJTBlE "WEST
Ladies' Sz Childrens Dress Goods.
of every
Styled Grade and Color.
SWA''
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Dress Trimmings, Ribbons, Silks, Flow ers, Laces, Crape, &c. In- Gents "Ware
OTJR STOCK is FULL.
Cassimeres, Cloths, &c.,
and in fact over will
A"*
Wo tho undersigned ladies of Crawfordavillo. Montgomery county, Indiana, choerfully reocommend Dr. A. W. CHARE'S Rocipo-Book aa a valuablo assistant to housekeepers, farmers and Mechanics: Mrs. M, A. Leo. Mrs. Sarah Britton. 'soa Mrs. Mary E. Cox, Mrs. S. H. Sidncr, Mrs. Louisa J. Shovclin, Mrs. U. R. Knox, l''* Mrs. Mary B. (Jraham, Mrs. Mary J. Knox, Mrs. Ann Uuflington. Mrs. Pbmmelio Enoch. Mrs. Eliza MeMeohan, Mrs. C. Holloway. Mrs. Honry Crawford,. Mrs. Mary J. M. Krout, Mrs. Mary E. Simpson, MTB. Mary E. Bradob, Mrs. Nancy B. Qaley, MrB. W. ED. Van Slyke, Mrs. Eliza Miller, Mrs. Maggie Barr. Mrs. Isaac Naylor,
thing in our lino will correspond anynouso in tho city.
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Ready Jflade Clothing.
Wo have in store a splendid stock of
for men and boys. Also-,
Hats, Caps, Boots & Shoes,
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FOR THE MILLION.
Oorao, everybody, and examine our stack. We are receiving new Goods every
An Old Song Bet to a New Tune. D7lQ660]
"As spring approaches Ants and Roaches From (Heir holes come out. And Mice and Rats,
In spite of cats, Gaily skip about."
"18 years established in N. V. City." "Only infallible romedioB known." "Free from l'oisons." "Not dangerous to thehunmn family." "Rats come out of their holes to die,"
'Costar's" Rat, Roach, &c, Ester's
Is ft paste—used for Rats, Mice, Roaches, JZlack and Red Ants, &c„ &c., &c., &c.
"Costar's" Bed-Bug Exterminator
Is a liquid or wash—usvd to destroy, ami also as a preventive for Ded-Jiugs, &c. "COSTAR'S" Electric Powder for Insects, is for Moths. Mosguitocs, Fleas, lied-Dugs, insccts on J'hints, Fowls, Animuis, &c.
Trf 1 BKWAUK 1 of all worthless imitation iO=Seo that "COSTAll's" namo is on each box, lkt tie."and Flask, before you buy. ITPAddross. HENRY R. COSTAR, 4^ Uroiulwtiy, ItTPSold in CRAWFORDSVILLK, lnd.
And all Druggists and Retailer.''.
1866.
1NCRKASK OF RATS.—TheFAHMKH'S OAZKTTT?. (English) asserts and proves by tiguros that ono pair of RATS will have a pro&ony and descendnnts no less than 651,050 in three year*. Now, unless this immense family can be kept down, they would eonsuine more food than would sustain C5.U00 human beings. llIPSeoMCo8TAKV advertisement above.
1866.
RATS versus R1RPS.—'Whoeverengngos insliootiug small birds is a cruel man whoever aids in exterminating KATS is a benefactor. Wo should like some ono to give us tho benefit of their experience in driving out these pests. AVe need something besides dogs, cats, and traps for this business,—SCXKSTlFIC Amkihcas. N..Y. mFSee "COSTAll's" advertisoincnt abovo. ....
1866.
'COSTAR'S" RAT EXTERMINATOR is simple, afo, and sure—tho most perfect UA'l'-ifleation meeting we have ever attended. Every Rat that can got it. properly prepared1, will eat it. ami every ono that oats it will dio, generally at somo place as distant as from whero it vras taken.—LAKK hnoim
Mich.) MIKIIOK. ir?Soo "COSTAH'S" advertisement abovo..
1866.
A yo:CF FROM THE FAR WEST.-HrcBking of 'COSTAK'S" Rat, Roach, Ant, tc., Exterminator— 'more grain and provisions aro destroyed luxnunlly in Grant County by vermin than would pny for tons of this Rat and Insect Killor."—Lancaster Wis. Herald
ICFScc "COSTAA'8-" advertisement ulsove-.
1866.
HOUSEKEEPERS troubled with vermin need bo so no longer, if thoy usu "COSTAH'S" Exterminator. We havo used it to our satisfaction and if a box cost $5, wo wonld have it. Wc have tried poisons, but thoy elTcctcd nothing but, Costar's nrtieie knocks the breath out of Rati!, Mice, KoaclicP, Ants, and Ded-Bugs, quicker than wc o»n write it. It is In reat demand all over tho cuuutry.—Medina, Ohio, larotte. lO^Scn "COSTAH'S" advertisement above.
Ry
'Sold in Crawfordsville, lnd.
and all Druggists and Dealers.
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We keep any and every thine usually found in a
aprilSl 18fiG-4m.
E A N S
Of Montgomery County!
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You will Save Time, Expense of Freight,
ait EAT WESTERN
MARBLE WORKS
cifrfiPFomismiE.
PYKE, PAUL CO.
Grren Street, One Door South of Main.
DEALERS IN
Imcriraii & Italian Marble,
MASfKACTl'KKllS OK
Tombstones, Family Vaults, Mausoleum?
of all kinds, from the feet in beauty and
a.
Avoid the risk of Declinc in Goods
BY GOING TO
LAFAYETTE
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1
Slop at No, 4, Earl & Hatchers New Block,
New Wholesale Dry Goods flouse.
Our Goods aro
ALL NEW AND FRESH,
and comprise cvorything in tho lino adapted for
Ladies and Men's Wear.
Full Lines of Notions mm
AND i!
FANCY GOODS,
OUR PRICES ARE
Tf"*»
dif^N^r$jteSOy.
febl7'8«. C. W. ELLHOReV
nns
mfrmm
BJilE I* ORRE TED
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RY
Hew York Quotations.
ORDERS ENTRUSTED TO US
1
WILL BE
Filled With Special Care,
AND
ALWAYS at LOWEST PRICES.
S. WISE & BROTHER, 4, Karl & Hatcher's Block,.
LaFayette, Indiana.
mar!V66chlDec30'65we-3c-m6.
in Crawfordsville, and hope by strict attention to business, and using
None but the Best of Material,
which we get directly from the quarries, to furnish work at such prices as to defy competition.
STILL RECEIVING
CALL MID
11
Feb-17-1866.
rIME!
atlil
Monuments
plainest stylo to tho most per
GRANDEUR.
Iltiving purchased the stock of Marble belonging to II. Collins, and bfinK permanently located, we design nialiint this one of the most extensive establish ments of the kind in^the West. We have been car ryingon the Croat Western .Marble Works at Thorn town, Ind.,for a number of years, and through our efforts have succeeded in establishing a trade unu qualed by any in tho State, and by the liberal pat ronnge we have received from the citizcns of Mont gomeryund adjoining counties, we have been indue ed,for the farther extension of our trade, to estab liril a
MARBLE YAUD,
^JlKp
al
of the country, with de-
work, which will enable persons to PClect, at their homes, suck work its they a desire,
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THE SAME 1'RIC-
HS THAT WOULD BE FURNISHED AT THE frliwp. AVe deliver all our Work, and warrant perfect satisfaction or no sale. AVe nrc also prepared to furnish all kinds of building stono and all persons wanting anything in that lino would do well to call and see us.
MarchKI'btiywet-f I'AUIi. I'YKE & CO.
mm
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UUTHEIE
& HONS
«OM*
WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY,.
AND
A N A I & E S
eonnection with tho Rook and Stationery establishment of
a ."P a 11 rson!
AVKRY
LARdlC and comploto as
sortment of American. English and Swiss Watches all warrantedjSoth Thomas' 8-day and 24-hour' Clocks, (or Churches, Hanlts, Dwellings and Stores. All tho elegant styles of late
JT3E3nm^K7"3EJML.
Gold, Silver and'Pl'atcd SPKCTAC.I.RN: Silver nnd platod Tea and Table Spoons. (Jold l'etis. Silver Thiinblos. Porte-monies. I'ockot cutlery: tuck, round and Sido Combs. Cartridge Pistol and Cartridges..:'. Wooden. Tin and China Toys. Violin nnd Cuitar Strings. Musical Instruments, Razors, shaving strops, lirushos, and Toilet Articles: all of tho very best quality and will be sold at the lowest possible pri- y. cos at tho sign of tho
C3-OIL.rElsr WATCHl
two doors west of the old stand. AS. PATTKUSOS,
A CARD.—To those having' Watches and Clocks' to be ropaired, I would sny' I have scinwed tfr'e servi-'r ees of ono of tho best workmen from Now York'. All' work will 1c attended to promptly, receive my own" personal supervision.and be warranted ono year.. (augS0'05-y JAS. I'ATTKRSONt
ENLARGED FAMlFsT S Reduction of Expenses!!-'
J. S. MILLSE ft-
GO'S,
Carriage Manufactory^ Market St., Aortfi nf Court Hume Square.
CIIAWI'ORDSVIM.G, I1VI.
Having recently purchased, onlareod and Improved the premises we oeouiiy, thorhy saving cxponeo of ront. and givinu litorousod fticilitic3 for manufactur•ng
Buggies, Sulkies, Spring Wagons, Sleighs A'c.
Wo wonliVrespectfully announce to our friends ainC the pwlHie (rcnerally that wc are now in a-position todefy al competition in our line in thia State aB roards
PRICES. STYLES AND WORKMANSIIIP, and invite an inspection of ou» Carriages, Bucgies, Ac., a finoafsortinent of which wo keep-cnnitantly on' hand lioing all praotical workmen anil employing l'« "."Vllif lnostskiUftil.and usingtho VERY REST U» alAl KKIAL, toffether with our lone acquaintance with the wants of this section of country, wo canimt he'p ^ivinK satisfaction, aa wo confidently assort tliiit our work and prioos cannot ho oxcelled by any other establishment in Indiana. Old Rusgios taken in exchange. All our work warrontod ono year. Repairing, Hlacksmithing, Trimming, l'aintngAe. with neatness nnd despatch. Ap. 15. 18i0. i-'eb. i!. 'CI
THE MiW BOOK STOIOi!
JAMES PATTERSON
KEEPS
constantly on hand, in oonncotion with* his Watch nnd Jewelry establishment, a complete stock, of
School, Blanlt ami Misccllunco'us Dooksl
Writing Paper, Envelopes, 1'cns,Inks, nnd every article used in public and private schools. Teachern and pupils will find .it to their advantage to call and examine my stock and prices before ptirchusiug elsewhere. A most magnificent stock of
LliOB
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fe?i
just received and sold at prices to defy competition. I hotocraph Cards, plum und colored pietures, Moulding. ord and Tassels, Family Bibles
HYMN AND PRATER BOOKS,
Scrap Rooks, Porto Folios and Fnncy Articles of all descriptions in most magnificent profusion All tho No »v ork
Wccklics^anil IHoiithl ics!
The Ledger. Weekly, Clipper, Wilkes' Spirit, AVaverly. Harpers' Atlantic and liclectic Monthlies, constantly on hand. Also agent for
Raven,-Bacon & .go's
Celebrated Pianos!
Don't fail to visit Patterson's Fancy Razaar and' Hook Store, two doors west of the old stand, at tho sign of tho OOLDCN WATCH. augSO'oSyic JAMES PATTERSON.
WATCHES, CLOCKS,.
U-
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Te WeLrY. I
HAVE on hand a large and fine assortment of tho best American, English and Swiss Watches now. intho^markct.
AJewelry.
I-AltfiE assortment of fine Gold and Paner" all of the latost styles, Cold Pens, Ac.,
imiiik
A
LARGE stock of Spcotacles of all kinds to suit tho Market and warrantod to give entire satisfaction. 4 1 "SJ'-fc.*
A LARGE supply of'oigh'tdft.y.and34 hour Clocks,. J.x. of all kinds.and of tho best qunlity. 1 havo
JUST
roceivod'a- now. and ooinploto sot of Watch Maker's Tools and Materials,.and am now. ready to do all work that I may bo favoredwith in.the best stylo and with r-.-i ^.5^ /ll' ~y,
JPROMPTlSrESS.
WATCHES.
Call at
:.-3
Clocks and Jewelry repaired im
mediately, and work
Warranted One Year.
E. J. Binford's Drug Store
Washington streot, wost of Court House.
sepwcs.yi P.Fitzpatrick.
YV^all
TIM!
Paper
QAAA Tr»T Tfi WALL PAPER and WInr OUUU IJUJJ O dow Hangings at from 15 cents to $1,50 per bolt, just opened at the Fancy Bazaar and Book Storo oi
JAMES PATTERSON.
feb24'66. [Wetoo]
Wavy Tobacco.
Aco,excellent
N brand of sweet chewing Navy Tobca.for salo by [dec^tf.] LEE A BRO.
