Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 3 November 1866 — Page 4

STATE ITEMS.

Mr. George Arnold was thrown out of his buggy, at Lawreneeburir, last Tuesday, and killed.

Richard Griffith, a fifteen yenr old buck of Franklin county, shot himself through the thigh, and a horse through the J^nee, while awkardly loading a revolver. Youths of that tender ngc have no business with revolver -, but we are sorry for the horse.

A showman of Lipuian's circus •laniuied' a boy who was peeping under the curtain at Hamilton. The people became cxcited. and hustled the circus out of town. The showman brings an action for damages.

It is generally conceded that Governor Morton is to be the successor of Hon. Henry S. Lane, as Uuitcd States Senator from Indiana. The Legislature recently elected, and which is strongly Republican. will choose the Senator at its next session.

Col. W. T. Te»nis and L. II. McCullough started to Washington City this morning, taking with them a moddel of an electro-magnetic machine, the latter has recently invented, which is said to be the --philosopher's stone'' in the wav of applying the power of electricity in propelling machinery.— Richmond Palladium.

POKK PACKING

AROVNDTIIE

sonvi/le Democrat.

FALLS.—

Packers in this city, Louisville and New: Albany are making extensive arrangements to enter upon the hog slaughtering business when the seasoi}, cojunaenees.— At the present writing there is a wide margin b§t\i eeix the views of packers and feeders, which will doubtless result in delaying the commencement of business to the 1st or 15th of December. Present advices lead to the conclusion that the number of hogs fattened will be lareeand as corn, almost exclusively, will be used in feeding, the quality will be very superior. The following firms will be engaged in the business in Louisville:— Messers. Hamilton Brothers, Huffman, Hughes & Co., Jarvis & Co., Owesley & Co., Duncan, Floyd & Co., 0. W. Thomas & Co., and Fred Loeh, and Messrs. J. T. Morton and Co.. in this city, and J. S. McDonald & Co., at .New Albany.-^-. These firms will doubtless slaughter 300,000hogs, and we may therefaio.antfcipate an uuusually active season.-Jtffer-

f&c Shojrjng of the Late Elections..

The vote upon Secretary of State in Indianji, at the late elections, stands as follows: Total, 325,417 Truesler (Rati) 170,018: Manson CDem.) 155,399 RadN majority. 14.l!10. The difference »s less than five per cent, lu lV»»sylvaura, the difference is three «ent and. in Ohio, about eight. ^hU supposing that it ip a fair ayw&ge exhibition of the present relative strength of two parties iu.the Nortb, wonJd give, in a Congress composed of ^orfbe.-n members, even with a just apportionment, substantial working majority a majority as large as it is wholesome, at any tiiae. for a party to possess and to say nothing for the interests of the country, is Utter for its own than a majority extravagantly larire with the disadvantage that vtas unjustly obtained.

There is one thing pretty strongly i^. dicated by these statistics 'that lea'.imr the South out of the question, tjlp cal party is by no means, sure of retaining a popular majority, As.' uming that none of the States which

aj-e

and cn«n

now in

good standing will be excommunicated tnd it is evident that t\ie RC(]i(a|

party

npon its good behav:.0r and that any extreme act of ext\.avaealK.e

wi siQ

.speedily to a i',iUOrity. W,

take it for

granted here that there is not, in the up-

U1 0t hc ar, ,haI :lu

this St'

Mnti»l

being the case, that its source of

'.eugtli, is, first, in keeping out the

couth and, second, in directing its policy in such a way as to meat the views of

majority of thu Northern people. We are aware that the leaders of the Kadieal party are now balancing the question botween a coup d'etat—a seizure of

the whole power of the Government in the rnodo prescribed by General Butler and Wendell Phillips—and an attempt to get along without it: in other words be- .,,, tween the inauguration of a force above the Constitution and a reliance upon the old fraud under it. The recent public adhesion of several high officers of the army to the restoration policy of the

President, has placed such obstacles in the way of the former course as are discouraging, if not insurmountable- and the effects of these are perceptible in the tendency shown, by several Kadieal journals, to back down from their late extreme position. Besides this, the Jacobins of the United .Stntes, although greatly given to revolutionary oratory and enactments, have had no practice in scenes of forcible revolution. The reverent care which they took of their own persons during the war—preferring places ot profit to places of danger, and skirmishes of words to a more carual conflict —has not been without its disadvantage and Charles Sumner, Thad. Stevens, Henry WilBon, Benjamin F. Wade and Wendell Phillips would probably find themselves quite out of their element in organinsurrectionary squads and erecting barricades.

When we come to force, a party which is only three to eight per cent, in the majority, has not the advantage of numbers sufficiently upon its side to venture a ^general trial of physical strength: and this especially when it is considered that the Radical party, altough the most numerous, includes the bulk of those who are conservative of property, and who have property to conserve,

It is evident in the result of the elecr. tions, that the power of the present Congress to do much mischief—in fact, to do any thing which resembles a prosecution of its present policy—is the product of a fraud in the apportionment of representatives. The Kadieal party, reduced to a three or a five percent, majority, would be under a control which would reoder extreme measures impossible.

The impeachment of the President would bf out of the question, and the veto power, no longer a nullity, would have the effect.to prevent even the initiation of meararos as inimical to the material as they are to the political well-being of the country.

M..

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Dry Goods

DRY GOODS

-A.T

REDUCED PRICES.

A.t :sro. 3,

OJfMJfMEMt C/.I1 BIO CM£,

CRA WFORDS VIL LE, 1KB.

Call and Examine Slock AND LEARN PRICES.

TWE Hoods were bought fur cash, ami are now ottered at jis low price? as can be found in the

State of Indiana, consisting in part of

Brown Muslins, Bleached Muslins, Hickory Shirtings, Cfctton Flannels, Prints. Cloaks, Shawls, Cassiuieres, SatinettSv Home made Jeans and Flannels, Wool & Cotton Yarns, He laines, Balmoral and Hoop

Skirts, Ladies' Nubias and Hoods, Hosiery. Gloves, &c.. ite.

W« keep any and every thiur nsuall found in a

DRY GOODS HOUSE,

and as low as can be found elsewhere

XaST THE WEST

Ladies' & Childrens' Dress Goods,

ofevfirj.

Dress Trimmings, Ribbons. Silks Flowers, Laces, Crape, &c. In Oen'ts Ware

$0'

OUR STOCK is "f ULL.

Ready allude

We have in store a.

O 1

SEff

ITeverybeen

T*|" -wfc

Wesson's.

A S E S O

mmMmmm, mm

FANCY DEESS GOODS,

Fancy Silks, Grenadines, Mohairs, Mozembeques, Lawns, Shallies, Ginghams, Prints, &c., &c. Genuine :LAGE Collars,

Plain Lin en Collars.

•f Wj.IIIG Ml STOCK

Fancy Dress Buttons,

tfarasols,: :Suti Umbereland NOTIONS.

snporb line of

Cloths and Cassimeres, CARPETS,

BOOT,S, S1IOES, IIA TS and CA PS,

All of the latest style*. W« also keep'

WE BUY & SELL

ALL KINDS OF

~w:j i:

,ILrRemember the Sew Crick Corner, Farmers, when In town, May W, 1866. W. N\ WAS80N.

eas our aim, in department.

did atock of

for men and boys. Also*

Hals, Caps, Boots & Shoes,

also, a largo stock of

Qneens ware*of every style

CrU and examine and Ihereby saro money. &C127 C6. WASSONS 4 ELLMOKK.

Dry Goods.

If You Want lo ^Sare Greenbacks

sinn mMmmm

Buy Your Dry-Goosd

,„.„ .•Xft..! ,vJ

"'ily

rat,0D of thu Wil1 wllich is es

a successful Croup If not

The Dress

Plain Col'd Silks, French Merinos, Cashmere Merinos,

ALSO, WE HAVE

LARGE ASSORTMENT

I-A-GKES,

Buggies, Sulkies, Spring

Wagons, Sleighs A't.

We would respectfully announce to our friends and the public generally that we are now in a position to defy al competition in our lino in this State as regards

PRICKS. STYLES AND WORKMANSHIP, and invite an inspection of our Carriages, iiuggics. Ac., a fine assortment ol which we keep constantly on hand Being all practical workmen and employing no bvtbemostskillful.aud usingtho VERY IIKSI' Ot Jl fVTERlAL* together with our long acquaint' ance with the wants of this section of couutry, wo cannot bc'p giving satisfaction,as we confidently assert tn»t oar «orkand prices cannot be excelled by any other establishment in Indiana. Old Buggies taken in exchange. All our work wnrruntcd one year. Repairing, Blacksmithing, Trimming, Joining Ac.. with neatness and despatch. Ap. 13. 18G0. Feb. ". '61

Plow Factory.

PLOW FACTORY!«

On Main Street, a few Dm Post Officr.

I\V0ri,DpublicRencrully

i/.uwnnuimi l-.-UIUM^IlllClll VI1I»11I| ueu, and prompt attention given to

HORSE SUOi:ii\G

and all kinds of repairing.

MVV

knowing themselves indebted for^vY-rk

will please make immediate payment as I n»cd tho money to enlarge inv lusmesi. foblT'GC, JOHN A. GRIFFIN.

Book Notice.

I 1j\1 IS Mj E MS OO Mi.

DR. Chase's Recipes,

Or, Information for Everybody.

1»

full and complete stock of

hands a

A I O E I E S

uDout

POU

Wo the undersigned ladies of Crawfordsville. Montcomery county, lndiann, cheerfully reccommend Ur. A. W. CIIASK'S Recipe llook as valuable as:iMtant to housekeepers,farmers and Mechanic"Mra. M. A. Leo. Mrs. Sarah Britton. Mrs. Mary K.

Cox Mrs. S. 11. Sidner,

Mrs. l.ouisa J. bliovelin, Mrs. 1). H. Knox Mrs. Mary li. Oraham, Mrs. Mary J. Knox. Mrs. Ann IiuflinKton, Mrs. I'eniinvlie Knocli. Mrs. r.liia MeMochan, Mrs. C. Holloway. JJ «. Honri Crawford. Mrs. Mary J. M. Krout. Mrs. Mary L. .Simpson, Mrs. Mary U. llrador,, Mrs. jNaney B. Ualey, Mrs. W. II. Van Slykc, Mrs. Kliza Miller, Mrs Mnggio Barr. Mrs. Isaac Nnylor,

I shall also continue to deal in all kinds of Table Linens. Spectacles, 4c. 1'rice of Hook. $1,83 maylSmO.] CHKA1' .IOITN.

WEEKLY REVIEW—CRAWFORDSV1IXE, INDIANA, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 3,~W-C

DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS.

nuv O00D& STORE!

Itioker, Hughes & Co.,

Washington Street, South of Jtlaiu,

oft'ers for s-ile a magnificent stock of .ill kinds of

E S S O O S

purchased expressly for tlu-

New Store, National Block, Washington Street.

removing to the new premise?, to kcop a complete assortment of (loods in

Adapted to the Wants of a First Class Trade,

and we invite an inspection of our Stock as being the

Mosl Complete Assortment Ever Offered in (lie Cily of Crawfordsville.

Consists of

French, British and German Dress Goods, &c.

THE MOURNING DEPARTMENT

IINTCLTJl^TT.fr

yte Grrade and CoJ.or.jjire£cj1 Merinos, CoburgC Plain DeLaines, iFig'd DeLaines, &c

Cloths, Cossimeres, and Jeans, Checks, Stripes and Tickings, Blankets, Flannels, and Linseys,

together with all the stumlnrd brands of

E A E A N O W N O O N S

ALSO,

PKIi\TS OF ILL KHMJS, !VfOTIOj\S, &c.

J. S. MILLER & CO'S.

Carriage Manufactory,

Market St., -I*" C'R.4

Black SUks, ,C English Merinos, Coburg Cloth, Empress Cloth,

Plain and Fig'd lustres, Plain and Plaid Poplins, Gala Plaids, Plain Delaines, Figured Delaines,

Lustres,

vOE

Ricker, Hughes & Co.,*

September 22'UUinC. ?$. Crawfordsville, Ind.

Carriage Manufactory.

ENLARGED FACILITIES!

Real

estate

Agency.

*'"S APPENF IHLD.

-7 y-| C1 I III Aorth oj Court /loustr *Squarfi. htatcand Tertitorie.". rrollD^VIM.F, I1VI.

Having recently purchased,enlarged and improved the premise," we ocoupy, therby saving expense of rent, and giving increased facilities for manufactur-

i-oam5

K. M. SAPPESFIELD

SAPPENFIELD & BRO., --Attorneys at Law

AXD

REAL ESTATE AGENTS.

ATTKXI) to bupinoss in the Circuit and Common I'leas Courts in this and adjoining nountics. Will «ive prompt attention to the octtlement of Estates, collcction of Pension.s and Soldiers' Claims. liuy and sell on cominii»sion, Huu.ses* and Lots. Vacant Lot?, Forms, Farming Land in all the Western

negotiated, collections mad

wiiwiimis iiuuiu. Land entered,

laxoH paid and 1 ules examined »n all the Western States. Ujiyc for sale a large number of desirable dwellings in this city, also, a large number of vacant Lots at very reasonable terms.

Have also a large number of Farms in this and adjoining counties for sale, also 15,000 acres of Western Land, partially improved.

After property i* placed our hands lor sale, should the owner through our introduction, or by means of publicity given by us, sell the property at the fixed prico, or lor more or less, tho commission must, ni all cases, be paid to us.

JTPOffice over Brown's Drug Store, Vernon street. Crawfordsville, ln«L -RKFKBRNCBSj-McOonald A Roach. Indianapolis Smith it Mack.

Attorneys, Terre Haute Patterson

S a

well, Rockvillc UI. Durham. President First National Bank of Crawn»rdoville Campbell, Walker and Cooey. Professors .)f Law, Michigan University, Ann Arbor. Mich. LianO 'tiO-yl.

FOE. SALES

House and lot of SK acres in oust part of oity. Terms easy.

A well improved farm, 193 acres S never failinc springs, mile west of city—terms easy.

Iloll

East of thi

rospcctfully inform uiy ,lil cuslnmors

and Ihe that I hnvu enEiiBiM Uio services ef MK. JOHN UltOW'N, a prticticnl and expuricncei 1 low Manufacturer,iiml will keepunh the very best quality of

"iJ I-l on West street, ncurj College, rice •OoO,

Two story frame house with 0 room?, cistern celorchard, and out building?, with .1 acres of l'nnd. lie west of Collide.

House and lot on corner of Washington and 1'ike streets, stories 9 rooms. !i halls, well, cistern, and cellar. RrowinK fruit, and Rood out buildinL's. will sell in 3 parcels, suitable for purchasers, lot bv 1G. lermseasy.

Ho ise and lot on Wp'nut street, near College 9 good cistern cellar, stable, and line selection

ill keep on hand fowinu fruit. Lot by lOA. For terms apply.

Ilouseandlot of acres in south part of city 24 rods on piko road, 40 rods back. 100 good I, bit trees

gCMJ

harnp-l by Ji, well, cistern.cellar.nnif cood outbuildinBS, house 2 stories Inch, ii rooms, with wood house under loof of same huildinc, uood seleciion of small fruits, graphs, Ac., and a fine cidlection of ornamenl.tal trees, rice 5'4,0()0 in payments.

tarin of Ift'i acres, 00 acrcs cleared bottom land, Rood saw and Rrist mills, saw mill cut 31)00 feet per Hay, two run of stones, building-I stories Inch timher cnouch on premises to run saw mill 5 years, cood 'ir':.lnvrd. barn,and comfortable house, with good out buildings,good sprniu'. and coal hank oil farm, miles oast of Kockvillo, 1'arko county, Ind. Terms in reasonablc payments.

Farm 110acres 1 milo west of Vountsvlllo, in cood rcp::r, good house, barn. Ac. Terms $75 per acre.

Fiirm #1 acres, 0 miles east of Kockvillo, Ind,. eood hoii.c, barn,orchard, and out buildings. Cheap at per acre.

K„y

a it

°f

,,r

prac-

tical Receipts for any and almost every thing, is now offered to the public by the undersigned, (who is solo agent for Crawfordsville and Montgomery county,) at extremely low figures. It is mr intention, as far as practical, to canvass tho county thoroughly. giving all desiring it. an opportunity to purchase. Ihe following references are from persons who have now this book. jm c.nin.

#nlo 500 acres in Page county, Iowa

ill exchange lor town property in a nourishing townorcity.

I 200 acres in CofTy county, Kansas. Filtered years

ago. 1 ricc $^,00 per acre.

1G0 acres in Dickinson county, Iowa $1,10 per aero. 500 acres in Missouri at $1,00 per acre.

Also a large number of farms in this and adjoining States. t*or particulars apply,

Western land constantly on hand, for sale or exchange. Parties wishing to make quick sales of their property will well by sending us a description of their

Broperty.JoWehavomade

arrangements with Real

stale Agencies in most of the \V estorn States, and are prepared to make transfer* at a small expense jan'^O 60. SAPPKNF1KLD BROTHKR

Paper.

WMil J^ripei4

ROr TC WAl.M'AI'KHnmlWinJV/ij O (low lliinKinps at from 15

cents to $1.50 per bolt, just opened lit the Fancy liaraarand Hook Store ol

JAMES PATTERSON.

fi'W'W).

Books and Stationery.

HAVE YOU" READ!

The Guides of night were falling fast. As through a Western City passed A jnuth. who bore, 'mid snow and ice, A banuer with this strange device

'•c.oon NKWsr

The news was that L. A. FOOTK A CO. hau ju^t received a large lot of New (loods, making their stock fuller and more complete than it had ever been, and the best stock in their line ever in the city of Crawfordsville.

He passed where hangs the sign o*orhc»d: *'\o farther go." a young man said. VYou'U find no better far or wide'*— v.' And loud that »axe-h«»m oire replied:

tortiie information of the public, we Would that the sign referred t«I is that of the'

"GOOD NEWS

TKe farmer was astonished for he Could sec no one, and so he brought out his dogs for a hunt, and had tho mystery explained as follows:

traveler, by the faithful hound,

m*,-rfiAl] buried in New Goods was foundStill in his hands, as in a vice. That banner with tba» strange device

"UOOD NEW^

The fact is that, ho had got too many articles fur his money and was not able to "tote" them home, and so got into the above unfortunate predicament.

I fe ir the youth who bravely bore jrvThe Lxcelsior flag in days of yore, The 'Corner Rook Store had not'found

Or hcmight now be singing round—

-'Yr —-'•r -M.OOI) NEWS!"

The reason we have fyr this belief is. that if he had found the Corner hc would have bought so many entertaining Rooks that he would never nave undertaken that journey, tut liavo stayed at homo and made a quiet citizcn.

Our lives this da v, ..... If JM»herolives,and

liktt Un« I'll 4

His mind was full and hisheart was warm," 'fri And he was only singing amid tho storm,

NEWS!!,

He was rescued from his perilous condition, went on his way rejoicing and gladened his family ami friends with a bountiful supply of Rooks. Stationery. 1 oys. Notions, Ac., which he had bought at the placo where you get cheap goods and the right chansc back.

GOOJ

vl!

i5?vL,l

hot anil.liuililinRs north of Center Church, for sale in parcels to suit purchasers.

NEWS

It may be said that the voulli ahoi mentioned wa« employed to blow lor KOUTIS & CO.. but vou can bo com mctd of your mistake il vou will call and «cc tl.c Lv.-t I. ,.d niid nii'si couiDieie

SIOCK

Marble 'Works,

COKSKH UOUKsay

STOKE,' (9oucan see it from ithcr(ireen or Vornon strcot^.) and The young man who stopped the traveler was John R. Robinson. Jr.. who has been in the establishment a year, and being well posted in tho business,knew what hc was talking about when he told the gentleman with the banner to stop. If you doubt, call and ask him.

Ami now hc stamlswithin t^edoor,

/Where goods are found from wall to floor And with a smile and wink of eye. He says in luvcntselear and high.

"I SHE NEW (IOODSR

He saw ltiblcs. Testaments, Pra rer Rooks and Hymn Rooks for all denominations. Albums, Histories, Novels, Music Rooks, a great stock of miscellaneous Rooks all the school Rooks in use in common Schools, College Text Rooks Rlank and Memorandum Hooka, Pictures, all sorts, kinds and sites. Picture ratnes. Moldinss, Paper of every size and kind, all and Window Paper, Window minutes. Cords, Tassels Envelopes, Slates, Pencils. Ink, Pens, Toys in great variety, and Notions of nil kinds. In fact, if you were to as«k him he would not be able to enumerate the half that ho did see. Nor did he forget to inquire the prices, which, being lower than he anticipated, and finding many things he wanted hc lowfiiij

ar?e

quantity, which led to the fol-

At bronk of day. towards the brook. i&nUi "ay a thirsty fanner took lifd/JlQ hoard a voice of wild despair. £(Ring clctrly through the morning ai

(aui.vr WESTERN

This S1 oi-y: MARBLE WORKS

slightly modified the

Time, Place and Occasion:

ol gools in

J,0,, th ur! Sl5"

thiit wo keep a (irncrnl

epo,

t. hcr

.!'

ei,n fi"d 11 lul1

supply of MA(-

A£i.ir.S and Literary Papers,

Also liavo for sale the "Wllrox A (ilhhs Sewing Machine," which we invite you to call u,ul see.

Any goods not on hands promptly ordered. Thankful for past favors wo would respectfully ask

you ALL to call". March 31, At-A I.. ,V. FOOTK il CO.

Machinery.

O N

Ummm

MA.CI I 1ST SMO

Cil.M l»'*f O Ii Si S \%M MJ MJ MS.

'tS?',

BLA1K, liVEE iV CO.,

Hmo nnu in operation a Foundry and Machine Shop in thi.« place, nnd would Invito al 1 interested in

Miirliiuery of Any Kind

to jjive them call. They arc mukimt ailkindHol existing-4* such •,

MILL G-IEA_:R,Il\rC3-

of every description

oor^huin

MIIIH,

in^Maehiucs, l{c:i]urs, Mowers, Dra"

'Saws, and to make and (it tip

Brass Castings, and Black-

.p. sinithing oi' every do-

work done by

tlicm is

Warranted to

perform as represented.

fchop on Green Street, near Depot.

Cash Paul for Old Iron, Copper tf Brass

a 8

Ml, If *JF0Ml MfS\"MML MJ E.

PYKE, PAUL

(ini'ii Slrccf. Out: Door South of Main.

1)KAlil'.KS IX

American & Italian Marble,

M.VST

TAl'TRILKUS

Tumbstdiii's,

-UOOI) NKWS!''

,. l-'amily Viuills,

Mausoleiiins, and Monuineuts,

of all kinds, from the plainost style to the most perfect in beauty and

GRANDEUR.

Having purchased the stock of Marble belonging to H. Collins,and being permanently located, we design making this one of the most extensive establishments of tho kind in tho West. We have been carrying on the Great Western Marble Works at Thorntown, Ind., for a number of years, and through our efforts have succeeded in establishing a trade unequatcd by any in the State, and by tho liberal patronage we have received from the citizens of Montgomery and adjoining counties, we have been induced, for the further extension of our trade, to establish a

MA T133I,K YA RD,

None bul the Best of Materia!,

which we get directly from the quarries, to furnish workatsuch prices as to defy competition.

WE visit

nil parts^

of the couiitry, with ilcsigns of our "ovk, which a persons to select, at their homes, sueh

Jlgjigij work as they may desire, AT THE ,S',I ME PRICKS T1IAT WOULD BE FURNISHED A T1IE £hop. We deliver all our Work, and warrant perfect satisfaction or 110 sale. We are also prepared to furnish all kinds of building stone, and all persons wanting anything in that line would do well to call and see us.

Ma reh 10'GCy wet -1* PACL, PYKE A CO.

Hardware, Cutlery,

&c.

GREAT EXCITEMENT

ELSTOft COKNEK! MM

1S8S1

111

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ill

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HA\

An 1 now with goods iu his arms and hands (Sood« on his back, in goods hestani" And costingbuLa verv few ftps— .ii,rT ht well known sound eomcs from his hps/.

mm Hi

IN purchased tlie cntirv stock of Ilnrilwnrc .stove? nnil 1 in-W arcof'.l. W. CunibL'rlnnd, wo tuku pleasure in inforniins tlic citizens of MontRomi:!-}. mid iKljiiiniiii eountie?. tliut wo lire now on nunc.1* With the largest ami beat selected stock of

HABDWAEE

VER BROUGHT TO THIS MARKET

nve uly

of the choicest bvamls of

Furnace FmntH, Orate

Ham, iStifitir Kettles, Ovens, Dog

Irons, Makinr Putterns fur and

Keplticinj f?tove l'l.ites

They are prepared to repair

Tubular Boilers, .Steam Engines, Thrash-

Cook, Parlor Box Stoves.

IlnvinK secured the service of JOHN IIOOVKR.In our 1 in Department, we have no hesitation in saying we ran tct up as good work on as short notice and at a» low figures afcan be had anywhere.

Special attention (jireu to Roofuuj, Spoiitini/, and Guttering.

We have also, all kinds of A«rieullur:il Implements. Kenpcrs, MOWITK, Drills.

tural Store. We will huv

III. UK. I,VI/K ,t Co.

heat, Oats, Corn, Bacon, Beeswax,. Butter, fc'PRS, Old Copper. Brass, Castings. Rags, Feathers,

Jur which we will exchange (iOODS orpajrCASH.

CO.IMM: .i.vn SEE US,

Two Doors north of Kliton'i Bunk. Vay I'VMi. POWKRg 4|Milll(iA\.

Drugs and Medicines.

lie cl Tliis!

T. W. Fry & Co.

liavo just opened a fine,assortment of 3

Drugs, Paints,

CO. chemicals,

Oils, Dye Stuffs, Toilet & FancyA I E S Cigars & Tobacco,

O E I N E S A I

A\7K have also constantly on hand ft very select stock of the best quality of

Sugar, Coffee, and Tea.

All of which wo will sell at the very lowest

A E I E

TT73/~AALli and see ns, on Groen street, two Jit UTT'V.y doors ahovo ,1. W. Lynn «fe Son, l[ jun23'CGwet T. W, FRY A CO,

N E W I

JKH'I'UTl' & BOOE,

KMI'IHE BLOCK, Xo. 4,

CRAWFORDSVILLE, IND

JIKAI.EHS IN l't'KK

DRUGS Al MIIDIMS,

l'aints. Oils, Dyestufls, l'erl'umery. Fancy Articles I 'lire Wines and Brandies,

For Medical Purposes.

Patent Medicine?, Also, Lamp?, Glassware, Letter, Cap, and Note Paper, Pens, Pcucils, and Ink,

I'RMSSCMLTM*TMOJ\*S Carefully prepared and promptly attended to. We respectfully solicit patronage from the public in general. [JanSO'OG.

Furniture and Coffins.

W. Robertson & Co.,

Wholesale and Retail Manufacturers of

FURNITURE!!

I iidir •'McClelland Hall, Washington Street, Crawfordsville, Indiana, M. rii invite^ nttentiiin to their Inrec stock of

HOME-MADE WORK!

and their facilities for .«upplymi tho trade and ull others who favor them with a call,

s,'

^COFFINS,

furnished on short notice,

WITH OR WITHOUT A HEARSE.

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i,/',vtStoveB and Tinware.

,Call al the Sign of ^.he

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xEA-POT!

NOAH S. JOSLIIM,

(Successor l(» Joslin A Beem.)

call the especial attention of the public generally to the large and most perfect stock of STOVES and TMJYll\MMIE

now on hands. The best and greatest variety of

OOOZECIZtTGJ-

STOTES,

ever offered iu lie Crawfordsville market, and Warranted. to Rive satisfaction. All urticl

T/.V- IWMltMS

manufactured in workmanlike style and from best tin-plate in use. Sorhum Fans always on ha Country Merchants will lind it to their interest, when in want of anything in our line, to give us a call. Wo will sell you goods at wholesale, for cash or approved produce, at tho lowest livintr.figures. REPAIRING, 110OPING. .IV., done promptly and on fair terms. Cash paid for Cop* per, old Iron. Uacs, Bui tor. I'eathers, «tc.

Kcmcmhcr JUriLlX'S, No. 5, Commercial Block, Green street, Crawfordsville. flinarS oOcU.l

Silver Smith.

Stafford

,(-orn Ph«M S, Hny Rakes Hor»e Pilchfork, Double Shovel Plow, Farm Hells, .Stump Jacks, in I net everything ueceas«ry to keep a first class Hardware and Agricul

i\ew WiUch Maker Shop!

Tho undersigned would respectfully announce to his friends und tho public generally tho.t ho has opened a

AVatcli leaker ShojD

in Ihe old stand nf McClure .t Fry., went of the Court House, fur.repairing Watches, Clocks and Jewelry. All repairing warranted,

P. C. 11ITZK

r. .• '""V',"'

altcr

'°n ntoh Maker Saop.

Crawlordsrille .Sept. SSI, 18Wi.

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