Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 25 September 1869 — Page 4

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Horrible

Tho

elsewhere

Bnt, upon entering the room in which the babiTwas lying, :i horrible Hpectacle met their view. In their abscnce a monster serpent, of the blue racer species, had entered the open door, crawled to the cradle, and twined itself around the body of the infaut, placed its head in the child's mouth, and in this manner had deprived it of its life.

The husband, upon beholding the hideous monster, and comprehending its fatal act upon IUH child, in a frenzy of excitement turned upon his wife, whom he had bidden while in the field, to come to their child, and, without a word of upbraiding or warning, struck her a fearful blow ou the head with the hoe which he held in his hand. She sank to the floor and immediately expired, the sbarpe edge of the hoc having pierced to her brain. The husband, finding himself wifeless, childless, and a murderer, rushed from his home to the neighbors, proclaiming his guilt, a raving maniac.

These arc the particulars, as related to us by a gentleman of high social standing and veracity, and who has visited the locality."

A Laughable Scene—A (Jay Lothario Comes to Grief. Quite a ludicrous scone was enacted

on our streets ou last Friday luoruing.

It deems that a certain young lady of

this place received a note from souic

unknown person, proposing a clandes-

tino meeting lor tho purpose of gettiug

acquainted, &c. The young lady at

oncn showed the note lo her mother, who thereupon declared her iutentiou

of horsewhiping a certain young man

whom she suspected 'of being guilty of

writing the note. Several days passed

and nothing more was heard of the

affair, and those acquainted with the

faots supposed it had hlowu over. Hut

on Friday morning another note was

received, this time by the girl's mother, and it was supposed to have been written by the same young gentleman. This was too muoh for her to stand, so ahe resolved to oarry out her intention of horsewhipping the aforesaid young man. She prepared herself with a good-sized whip, and started in search of the young man. She found him at work as usual, and exclaiming, "I have got you now, you little devil," she began to lay on the lash in a furious manner. The young man rushed past, hor and into tho street, she following after him. After a short race down .Main street, the young man turned upon his antagonist, and tlu light began in earnest. After a while they clinched and were about to fall to the ground together, wheu they were part ed by the bystaners. Just at this moment the husband of the lady made his appearance, and another row between him and tho young man was only prevented by the fact that about this time it began to almost pour down rain, and all hands were glad to seek shelter. The fight was witnessed by a large crowd, who had collccted in town because of the rainy state of the weather. The affair furnished something for our citizens to discuss and laugh over, and ou the whole it was quite au agreeable change from the usual dullness of the times at this season of the year. It was certainly the richest scene which has been enacted upon our streets for some time.—

Center Point

Aug. 2S.

tragcdr-A Child Strangled b» E. J. BINFORD & BEO.'S COL.' a Blae Raeei*—The Father la a Fit of

Freair Kills Ills Wife. rp pj

Huron County

(Mich.)

Srtrt

tell, the following «»r It is similar

tc one which has been nvonMy pub

lished, the incidents of which nncurroil

"We learo upon creditable authority

the following particular* of a terrible

doable tragedy, which occurred on

the 31 Rt ult. In one of the back

townn of Sauilae county, and adjoin

ing Huron, lives a settler, who ia of

recent residence there, nnuied James

Hayes. His family coosiaLs, or rather

co&sisteJ, of himself and wife, and an

only child—an infant. On the day

above named, Mr. and Mrs. Hayes were

hooing potatoes in a field some distance

from the house, having left the cliild

at home in its erib. After working

awny iu the fn-ld for sumc time, the

husband became somewhat startled at

hearing the child be^ih to cry in a very

excessive and unusual manner and anx

iously requested his wife to go to the

house and ascertain the cause. Khe

replied that sin: thought the child

would soon cease and compose it.-elf to sleep. After listening for a moment or two, her supposition seemed a eorrectone, as the^ound gradually ceased, and the child seemed to sleep. Nothing more was seriously thought of the matter,—it being an instance of a very common nature,—and at noon the husband and wife repaired to the house for dinner.

Towa")

ONUKRS OK SCIENCK.—Wonders

of science never cease Some years

ago the opiuion was expressed by a

distinguished astronomer of ('am.

bridge, England, that if the earth

atmosphere were but increased thirteen thousand yards in hight, so as to have an increased power of retaining the warmth poured upon it from "outer space, we might do without the sun altogether, so lar as our heat supply is concerned. More recently, by means of tn instrument called the galvanometer, used iu connection with a re- I fracting telescope, it has not only betss proved that tho stars actually give heat to the earth, but the comparative amount of heat received from different atars has been, as it were measured.

A THIRSTV Quaker stopped at a

tavern to get a pot of beer, and observed that the measure was deficient, asked the landlord howiuaoy casks he drew in a mouth. "Ten," was the reply. "And would'st thou like to draw eleven friend?" "Yes." "Then I will tell the how: fill thy measure and thee will draw it."

^'1«cat?nd^r*°f

0y""7

foMription neatly

c9lninol

latter

"bite or colored pa

fir. it the Review Offloe.

GREAT REMEDIES':

Hurley's Ague Tonic.

.N« Jtr»«Mir-*tt.*l4rrsrf.

I't.lil K«'TI.V KhMAHI.i:.

The only rrinedy f«rhill« and Fever, or Ague an Fever, that i*r.rcanbe depended upr.n is Hurley's AgueTnnic. There have been thou«and« cur'd by u»ing it who have trie.l the u=ual roniP'lU,:i without benefit.

WORTHY OF ATTENTION.

T. Dr. Thoina" A. Hurley: 1 hf-rr-hy certify that dnrine la»t year I was rittwked with the a?ne whil.«t in icki'bure. n-fil "cvcral popularmeiiicir.es with but temporary relief. On reaching home the di«ea*ed r«stnmcd in a worse type, if possible, when my medical attendant ordered Quinine in Inrce d'ncs—frequently a? hieh a* 00 erans per day. and which mu«t have cost mn nearly .100 I consulted Dr. Smith, of Louisville, and found he prcpcribcd quinine and arsenic combined, which I refused to take, preferring to lot the disease take its course. 1 wa? almost bloodless. ''.Ttremely exhausted, and pronounced with en-

Inrgod Liver unci Spleen. Ah out advertisement of Hurler's Ague 1 onic. appear aper. and 1 determined to eive it

of Hurler's

PURIFY YOUR BLOOD.

sr:

Hurley Sarsa pari 11a

WITH IODIDE OF I'OTASH.

Aflrclioiiaofllx'. Bouea, HnbilunlCoatiwncM.y Dcbilit, tDiaenaca «f the KM. nnya, Diapcpain, Bryaipctia, Femalw rregularllira, Fiatuln, nil Skin

Diaenara, Lirer Cautplnint, Intligralion Pilra, Pulmonary Diirnaca ficro. ruin, or KiHK'a Evil,

Njrphilia,

Hurley's Sarasparilla is what it is represented, and 1 believe it the most wonderful medicine before the public. Nothing under the heavens could induce me to say so without proof ot the strongest and surest kind therefore, I speak willingly and positively onthe subject.

My daiichter has been nfflictcd with skin dissease and stiffness of the join tsfor several years, I employed the principal physicians of the city n.nd thoy could not cure her. I ttijvo her your Sarsaparilla not expecting it would do her niucn good, but to my great astonishment she rapidly got well, and thank Ood continues so. Had she been taking any medicine I would not give tni. certificate but your Sarasparilla. tho only remedy employed, leaves no doubt of its medical qualities, and that, it alone cured[her (Signed.) .. lAJkhKF^NOLDb.

HURLEY'S

POPULAR WORM CANDY

Louisville, June 13, l.-W,

Xnr.t.

.ssa

deaired

and price* accor-

pRINIKOrf^lU^Uo,,

E S

STOMACH BITTERS,

I'OIC

billl, f.o» of Api^lllr, Wenknraa III(liuealion, or Uyapnpain, Wnoi of -s notion of the I.ivrr or I»i»orilrrril gitoiiinrh.

There are no bitters can compare with these in removing! complaints. For sale or can be had*, any ''"^'^rM^^RUDDulK^CO.,

Proprietors, Louisville. Ky.

To Jits. Ruddle

Co.. Louisville. Ivy.: (icntle-

nieii: This is to certify that 1 have been for years a sufferer and tried all tho tonics 1 have heard or-scon advertised, with little or no relief .from any of thcin. I heard Ilurley's llittcrs hishjy spoken of. and tried a bottlo with little faith in it before I commenced, and to my surprise and joy, before 1 finished ono bottle, 1 felt a great deal better and firmly boloivo that ono or two occasions it was tho means of saving and prolonging liny life. 1 conscientiously recommended them lo all sufferers as the best Hitters known, and advise them always to ask for Dr. T. A. Hurley's and have no other. ou can use this as you think proper, if it will benefit others. Yours .rulv etc.

Infant Soothing Syrup.

I'sc in the future only SF.AHKOOK'S. a combination quite up with tho advancement of the age. Pleasant to take, harmless in its action, efficient and reliable in all eases. Invaluable in the following diseases

Sumtnor Complaint, Irregularities of the bowels. Restiveness. Toothing. Ac. (lives health In the child and rel lo the mother.

ASIIVII.I.k. TENS..Feb. W

.las. Huddle A Co., Louisville, Ky.—When living iu your city 1 used several bottles of Dr Sea brook's Infant Soothing Syrup, and found it to do my child more good and it would rest better after using it than any other remedy 1 can say with confidence, it is tho best medicine for children at present known.' I wish you would get fhcdruggist here to keep it. If any one does, please let me know if r.ot send me one doten by express, and I will pay for it at the office here. Write me when you send it, and oblige. MRS. SARAH L. RAXDOLI'H.

DR. SEABROOK'S

Elixir of Pyrophosphate of Iron and ("alasayji.

The elegant combination possesses all the TOXIC properties of Peruvian Hark and Iron, without the disagreeable taste and bad effects of either separately or in other preparations, of theso valua'blo medicines. It should be taken in all casea when a gentle tonic impression is required after convalescence from FKVERSor debilitating diseases, or in those distressing irefful&rities peculiar to females. Xo female should be without it. if liable to such diseases, for nothing can well take its place.

James Ruddle & Co.,

L'HOPRI KTOKS,

Laboratory No. 41, Bullitt Street,

ex-

Jloni.sville, TCv, *7 '. 'Vv.

Alljthe above goods for ?alc by

E. J. BINFORD & BRO.,

Orawfordsville, Iud.

AuiaxtSl, lNi9 ly

HABDWABE.

IOCKS.

l^ilchf". Butis. and Strap Hinges,

-i Screws. Hook and Kye. Gate Hinscs. Glass. Putty. Sash Doors Blinds, and every variety of bnildiuK' material, cheap at (SRWHi'S .MAMMOTH.

Mll.t.,

Drue, and Cross-Cut Saws. Rip. Hand, i'annel. Tonned. Back, and Key hold Saw*, at

IJOf

GRKfiO'S MAMMOTH.

CHAINS, Coil ICbains. Fifth Chains. Trace and Tug Chains Halter Chains. Brass and Iron Jack Chains, at

GREOO'g HARDWARE STORK.

'HOI'I'ING and Hrond Axe=. IV.t Planes. Mortise and Sockct Firmer Chisels and Drnwine Kni

fiRt'H all

Xbout this time, the

paper, and 1 di lil Kt, and have no reason to regret

ed in a city a trial. Id it. One bottle since that time seen nearly which it acted with equally happy results, would certainly recommend it as preferabl any other tonic before the public. .1 AMES MARTIN. hnsincer.

restored me completely hundred crises in

Louisville. Ky.. June 1".

and a in and

Adzes

of the best quality, at GRKGG'S MAMMOTH.

HOKS Planter- and liarden Hoc^ izes and qualities, at OUKGO'S MAMMOTH.

I .irnl 1 Koods. go to GREGG'S.

JMMKNSh stock of new gi,o.lj ju-l. opened at

GRKGG'S MAMMOTH HARIVW ARK STORK.

BKAUTIFl'Fi

Patt

FARM

LADIES

FOR

James Ruddles A Co.—(ientleuion—It

gives ineKTeat'ploasuro to say. after using all the other worm remedies known to me, with out partial success to my children. I was advised to try T. A. Hurley's,and sinoe using it my children have become quite well and healthy. Hie children would eat it all tho tune. It. is oneot the best, safest remedies known, and as such, recommend il to one andaU.^^ TRW1S

erns and New Stvled Ivory and Forks at GREGG'S.

Handled Knives

KEN

Bell

School Bells. Hand Belts, Door and Tea Bells at GREGG'S.

sors and Shears will find them at Gregg's

WISHIN

sors and Shea

Mammoth Hard ware Store.

ONE

hundred and twenty-eight different/patterns of Pocket Knives at GREGG'S.

CAI.I

Lonsvn.i.E, April 4, lflM.

for Willkinson's Celebrated Sheep shears at, Gregg's Mammoth Hardware Store

Curtain Bands. CurtainsfKnolis, Picture N

sails, and Fancy Goods call'at

LARGE variety lets cheap, at

pAI

Any person requiring the truth and honesty of the statement, will find me at my. residence, corner Ninth and Walnut streets, Louisville, Ky.

EVERYBODY

GREGG'S,

of Pocket Books and'Wal* GREGG'S.

and see the endles? variety of Knives. Razors, Ac., at v. GKE/iG'S.

CJUMAX

I M.iwer and Reaper, tho latest improvement of tho age, is the lightest running, has the least machinery, fewest bolts of any machine and only requires two men to cut and from 8 to 10 acres per day. Come and see the wonder, everybody, at Gregg's Mammoth Hardware Store.

goe?toGreg's

THE

gains.

L-t good bar-

World Reaper and Mower, the onU cut gear machine ever built, every whcol_ is turned from solid iron, and tho cogs cut itn machinery and fitted on an ironcasc as perfectly as a watch. It runs very light and will gear longer than any other machine. It_ is a dropper, self. raker, or hand rake.and is the finest machine ever built.. Gosoeitat

Gregg's Mammoth Hardware Store.

QN E am

HN IV. DIXON.

Louisville. Ky. December. 111. isoe.

MOTIIKKS TAKK NOT Nil.

DR. SEABROOK'S

iti MuffAr, a

1 perfect, curiosity and the wonder ot the world, on exhibition at![{i.(i(i.s

MAMM0T

AITOOD'S Self-rakinK Roaper and mower also.thcNcw York Sclf-raki Mower, at

IIR Reaper and

GREGG'S.

TMIE l»elelratcd Vibrator ThreshineMacliine GREGG'S. at

GARRA'()'S Richmond chines at

Threshing MaGREGG'S.

1 Two Horse Grain Drills at (irain Unlis at (iREGG'S MAMMOTH.

REVOLVINGat.

and Sulky Hay lUkesnnd Horse

I lay Forks GREGG

HARVEST

Tools of even- uind

band and sol'd choap at GREGG'S.

INDIANAPOLIS.

LONDON AM) PARIS

Pap' Clothing Company.

Outfits for Ladies and Gentlemen.

rJMlK

undersigned would must respectfully

Among the various accomplishments of scienci and art, this may be considered one of the greatest achievements of the age.

Notice, Ladies!—No More Washing, No More Ironing, No More Vexation!

The great invention of Paper Clothing which can nut be detected :from linen fabrics, and :iL one-half the price formcly paid for washins.

It would be impossible to give here all the advantages which these goods possess in an eminent degree. Tliey must lie seen to be appreciated.

The great demand for them, upon tbe manufacturers in Europe, prevented them thus far from sending a large supply. Thus the first invoicc 1 will dispose of in small quantities only, merely to introduce and show their merit.

Wholesale dealers will not be dealt with for the present. No order will he tilled for more than one dozen of any one article at one time to the same address.

PRICE LIST.

Suits. Walking, with'panier cut. each Skirts.plain white, per quarter dozen Skirts, one ruffic. per quarter dozen 1 00 Handkerchiefs.embossed handsomely.perfcct imitation, per dozen 36! Collars, pliable as linen, per dozen 30 Chemisettes, per quarter dozen 60 I Shirt Fronts, elegant designs, per dozen ~j Whito Vest, four in package 10u Handkerchiefs, per 1 *00 and others.

Money must accompany each order to insure I attention. Letters calling for information must contain stamp.

In Isending money, procure money orders if possible, and add ten per cent, for postage. JACOBUS VAX. I

The Paris and London

Paper Clothing Company's Agents. 35 Circle Street, corner of Market,

Sept4m3

Indianapolis. Indiana.

FOR SALE—HOUSE AND LOT.

DWELLING house situated three quarters of a miles north of town^on the Greencutle road, eontaininc six rooms. The house entirely new. The lot contains over four acres of

Saih

-oond. and it fenced. For terms apply at tbe Factory, on the Dry Branch. I will also dispose of my interest in the Crawfordsrile Planinc and Sash Factory.

Aum»t7wP ISAAC WILHITE.

WEEKLY REVIEW—CRAWFORDSVILLE, INDIANA SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1869.

SPECTACLES.

13vr PROVED

PAXTASCOPW. SPECTACLES,,

philosophical, to be found in no others offered in the West. These celebrated Spectacles now so generally used and approved, are the most perfect aasis-^U^j tance to defective vision now before the public. I The Lenses are gTonnd in accordance with the^. philosophy of nature. Their (perfectly polished mrfaccs. pnrity und transparency^ of material, and exact spherical fisure. admirably adapt thein to the organ of sight, rendering them perfectly natural to the eye.and producing a clear and distict image of theobject as in the natural healthy sight, avoiding the glimmering, waverign dizziness of the head, and other unpleasant sen-^ sations often experienced in the use of ordinary glasses, and enabling the wearer to prosecute minute and critical eye-labor, either by day or candle light, with ease.comfort, and satisfactnon may—.lf^i'Jtf CHEAP JOHN". Agent.

HAIR RENEWER.

HALL'S

Vegetable Sicilian HairRenewer

lirevtj itc/ eases the. popttlarifi/ o/' this valuable If air Preparation, ifhirh is due. to merit alone, be ran assure our old patrons hot it is l.ept fa III/ up to its fiiffh sftni'/tirtf, an (I to thoste who hare nirer used it we can con/ldeiitli/ stii/, that, it is the only reliable dint perfected preparation to restore

HA I IS

uperior quality of Scis

Deo. leOtf. |y

MARBLE WORKS.

GREAT WESTERN

MARBLE WORKS!

Crawfordsville, Indiana.

^HE above mentioned aablisl.ments are doins an extensive and successful busincis in manufacturing

MONUMENTS

Headstones, &c., &c.

I can say lo the citizens of Montgomery and adjoining Counties that beins so extensively engaged in the trade, and purchasing such Jafge quantities of Marble, I get itat

Orealy Reduced i'l'ifes,

therefore it enubles me to sell you work at .much

Lower Prices than you can purchase the same quantity at. any other shop in this part of tho State.

keep the very btvt qn:ility of

form tlie public that the agency for the Ti I* If I I above, under letters patent celebrated nianufac- I lllAf I) i| 11M 11M 11 ill 1*1 llf1 turcd Paper Goods, is established. _and for the A I lllvl ILtl II iv IlCIIIClll ifldllMv first time introduced in the I nited States.

(notwithstanding you have been told different by some of our competitor?.)

The renown which theso Goods have obtained in Europe for thoir exquisite eleganco, tlexibili- I^AIIinPtlf'IAII ty, great durability and Icheapness will at once MM.mjm. recommond them to the American public.

I on fine qualities of Marble, and as regards style of work, I will not he excelled.

satisfy yourselves call located on

!MV OK FADED

to its. i/ou th ful color, mak

ing it sojt, lustrous, and silken the scalp, hii its use, becomes white and clean it removes all eruptions and dandruff, and by its tonic properties prevents the hair from jaUin out, as it stimulates and nourishes the hair glands. Jin its use the hair grows thicker and stronger. In baldness it restores the capillar!/ glands to their normal vigor, and will create, a new growth except in extreme old age. It is the most economical

HAIR DHESSHlVCi

ever used, as it requires fewer applications, and give:: the hair that splendid glossy appearance so much admtred by all. A. A. Hayes, M.D., State Assayer of Mass., says, "the constituents arepure and carefully selected for excellent quality, and I consider it the

BUST l*itfl3PAKATI©I¥

for

its intended, purposesWe publish. a treatise, on the hair, which we sentI free by mail upon application, which contains commendatory notices from clergymen, physicians, the 'press, and others, We hare made the study of the hair and its diseases a specialty for years, and know that we make the '•most efferfire preparation for the restoration and the preserration of the hair, extant, and so acknowledged by the best

Modi-

«-al ami Cliciiiiciil Authority.

Sold hit ii!l D/ii'i'iist-i Mid Dialers in Mcdicine. B'lin- ISottle. ft. H-\LL & CO., Proprietors.

LABORATORY. NASHUA. M. H.

aui?iist2 ', lf-(i!ltf.

#f.

Cloths, Hosiery, Flannels,

Nov. ft IrOT

in at the shop

GREEJY STREET,

Opposite the Elm on Hank

..i Where you will find

some of the Finest Specinion of Marble, nrul work, ever exhibited in (Yawfortls ville. All work delivered, set up and warranted to give satisfaction according to contract.

Solicited ami Promptly

Or tier,

Attended to.

.Vo# be Undersold.

C. J. BrundaK^.

1*. S.—1 do an extensive business for small profits. 1 have put up MORE and some of the LARGEST and FINEST jobs of work of any other establ ishment in this connty. in the same length of time I travel throueh the conntry soliciting orders, and can say to the pnblic, I will (ell you your work at the same price .that I will at the shop, and furthere more, if there is any shop that can sell work from IS to SO per .cent, cheaper than I do, WHY" DON'T THE\ DO IT. IDKPT coxFBftriOH in prices, and if 1 don't fornish such Marble aa I afree to, yon need not receive the work.

June.27,1^17. O. I. BRUNDAGE.

INDIANAPOLIS.

A A I N S

TZSTDIA-ISTAPOLTS.

We are now daily receiving our purchases of

A O O S

And have just opened

SPLENDID BARGAINS

Prints, Bleeched Muslins, Flannels, and

Country Merchants Supplied on Liberal Terms.

Aiiguel2), lrOOinH

PETTIS, IDIOIKISOISr &G CO.

DRY QOODS, NOTIONS, «ev

FLORENCE RICHTER,

ANNOL'NCKSvicinity

Wa&son. €'. II'. FJlmore,

WASSON &ELLMORE!

No. 3 COMMERCIAL BLOCK,

CR AWFORDSYILLEl, X1TT)TJLN

to the citizens of (.'rawford

sville and* that he has opened FiratClnss Nnloonnud Realnurnul, at

W/NKS, ALES, L/gi'Oits.

A N I

I C/CAKS.

Sole Agent for tlie celebrated bottled Ale. for family line.

imported and native ine f..r Mtidicinfil an Sacra mental purpoje».

TOE BITING OEFAHTMEM

ia Dnrivaled. All the luxuries and substantial* of the°ea?on served up at ?hort notice.

Also, agentfor the.celebrAtcl ...i ,,

Saddle Rock Oysters.

FREE LUNCH

Ereryday at 10o'clock A. M.

norai 'SSyauel

jy)UBLE Shovel Plows fr,r the miUionSj at^

NEW YORK ST0REJ«BEM UNHIM.I

Brown Muslins, Table Linens, Alpacas.

We invite a careful examination of our wliole stock. Our purchases beiug made previous to the late advauce io price?.

\-v

Y5RH store.

DRY" GOODS.

C. M. CRAWFORD,

"STONE FRONT"

Offers you extra inducements in all kinds of

DRY G-OODS,

Call and examine his stock and prices

Main st.. East of Court House

INDIANAPOLIS, IND.

O O S

Cassimeres, Gloves, White Goods.

Hoop and Hal moral Skirt*.

Also, a well assorted stock uf

33 O S S I S

Alfv. a full line of

Boot*, Klioe.s Hat*, Caps, Glass Queeiittware

HJEJT AUR ANT!

Dress Goods, Notions, Shawls,

at the lowest market price. WASSON KLL.M0KK.

SALOON. GROCERIES.

SAL O O N BECK & JOHNSON

DEALER* IS

Groceries & Provisions,

Corner of Green mul Market Street?l

'raw Ibrikv iI le. ndiaiia.

THK

JL 'citizens of Montgomery county that they

new firm would respectfully inform the fciti

...» i, 'have purchased the Grocery establishment

No. ^.( oiiinuMcial Kow.ureen M., as the knownLynn Son Grocery, wherewill be found a large assortment of

Where ho| will keep constantly uii hand the purest brand' ..f

C.',nsi-tiri£ i.t

I Vott'eeJ Tea, Sugar,

Wish, Jttolassesj

!. Spires,

Wooden It 'are, Crockery,

Tobacco, 4V., ARE.

a hii\e retained the servicea uf Mr. Henry Sloan, the popular salesman, so well known to the pnblic. and shall be pleased to receive cilb from all the old friends of the former firm.

We -ball pay the hishc-t market price at all times f.'.r

O E

O E I E S

At the lowest 6fures.

REDUCTION OF GOODS.

IN'

THE PRICE

All Kinds

-OK-

1 )i-\ Groocls

A I E S

A S

3 3

O S A N S

McCLURE, FRY Co.'s

Derftfi.^ BKCK JOHNSON. Jnae e, i-de. March?)). iidU.

CONBEBJ BOOK -vd

THB OX.X3

BOOK STORE

'i he tire of December has caaiad

REMOVAL

tbe old corner

BOOK STORK

Where may be found a

FULL STOCK OKRlank

Having lost our entire su^k of Wall and Window

A E S

Wo have received sinoe an entire new.'atoek in that line, and ask your attention the best, prct tiest andcheapost assortment ever offered in this city.

A MC E ASSORTMENT

of Curtains, Goods ami Fixtures.

PH ITURK PRAME8A. MOLD! N(JN

\N had also ta lay in a newrftock of Kriim«^ unu Molding?, wliicl^nre

CHEAPER THAN EVER

I'articuli&r Attention paid to KrAiuinK I'i^turo?, and no extra chargcfor work. Tord^and Tnpsel and Picture .Nails,

O S iV O O N S he

Wc receive all the leading

^IiiKaxiairwaiid ]V(wKi|ia])crN,

Having over fifty different kinds, nnd any not on our list prompty supplied.*

DAILY PAPERS,

The Indianapolis yoURN A I, and SENT1NKI. andftho Lftfayetto»roURNAlj are receivedfovery morning,|andfdelivered to^uh^ribep at pubIi«hor^* rutos,

Wo cannot begin to enumerate all that wa have to«oll|bu task ynu to hunt up tho oldlei tublishmont. and sec what wo| havo. And while we would tbar.k tho publio for their former liberal patronaee, we would ask continuance id shall try and deserrejt by our

of tho aanic, and attention to tin wants of the community,'and selling at such prices a* will suit all reasonabla people.

NPItlNtJ NTOtKS A 111(1 VI Nil

1ST Hi W C3- O O 3D S

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To the South room.•'

^atioual Block, Wasliint^on Strwt.

Miscellaneous. School.IColIegc. Toy and Hooks, including a choicc lot of

Bibles, Prayer and HJBII Books.

Note, Letter, Cap, Bill and Wrapping pAPERS. Buff and White EnvelovM, lutes. Ink. Mucilage, JCrayon,

Pencils, and all that i*

necessary to make a full stock of

STATIONEBS GOODS.

A full and nice line of

Pocket Cutlery & Pocket Books.

I.. I. FOOTE A Co.

feb.

NEW GOODS.

I I O N S

Arri\ii)k' at ilia

Graham Establishment

Wanted ill Kxclnuure for Uood*.

LUMBER, SHINGLES, FEATHERS,

BUTTER, HORSES, CATTLE,

HOGS, SHEEP.

PoitiidVor W«ol Wanted

In exchanve t»r

GOODS OR CASH!

A lar6e iU^k jf

Western Jeans, Cassinets, i^'lannels,

Varna, Blankets, Cassimers

A E O O S

Will pay thebigben prioaj fur Woil at tbe

tirabaiu House.