Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 9 October 1869 — Page 4

IXIMAXA si ws.

Three colored public schools an now operating in Vigo county. Wayne, Boone and Fountain conn ties all hold their Fairs this wceek.

The Indiana State Library now contains over 25,000 volumes. A number of valuable standard works have been added to the. library of late, and more are on the way.

Mr. W. W- Thrasher," of F.-vyettc county, had ten head of splendid cat tie at the State Fair. Among these is the famous cow, Cindcrilla, weighing 3 ,S00 pounds. She took ilio sweepstakes at our State Fair last Fall, and has token four first premiums this year.

The State

Sentinel

val.

l.ctlycr,

has been en

larged to a nine column paper. Indianapoli? claims to be the greatest walnnt lumber market, in the world.

The receipts of the Vigo county fair were and the expenses 31, 51.

The Orthodox Friends' yearly meeting has been in session :it Itichraoml For the po-st week.

Heavy loads of scrap iron have lately been brought from the South for the rolling mills of New Albany

County fairs, this year, are very sueeessftil. Hardly one in the Slate lliat has failed to pay expenses, while many have left, handsome profits.

A gentleman has left at the ofliee of the Vincennes

Times

four ears of

corn weighing seven pounds. The aggregate number of grains was •1,840.

Some old women of Monroe county concluded that a young babe was "liver-grown," and drew it through a horse collar to cure it, thereby dislocating its shoulder.

-A child was born in the country, one day last week, having but one ear. The side where the ear should have been is perfectly smooth, nevertheless, the little fellow seems hear from that side as well a^ the other.—

I.c.hanon Patriot.

Marshal King, who escorted "Sherman to the Northern Prison, re ports Remster as engaged in making barrels. lie attempted the erav.y dodge the first day of his residence, but the remedy applied \vorked so charmingly that he denied1 ever having been crazy.— 'iirini/f"ii .1

onr-

James Bryant on the lUrm of.l. T. MeJimsey,near Pleasant llill, raised this year 27G pounds (or-lA bushels and (5 pounds) of Early Hose pota toes from one pound of seed If any man anywhere can beat this, we'd like to hear from him. This crop was weighed in the presence of twenty or more witnesses.

Attica

A man named IJecket'., living in Warren county, was killed in a dilliculty with another man named Clem, near State Line City, a short time ago. lleckctt had attended an apple paring at Clem's in the evening with out an invitation, and, upon being ordered away, left, and stopped in a lane near the house, where the affray oceurrcd ofter the apple paring was over. The Covington .)

Attica

on mat

Lcdtjcr

and

give very different

accounts of the affair, but both state that an old fued existed between the Aparties.

A. S. Griggs and T. E. Da.vsorf, of .'""•this town, one day the present week icxhibited to us some as fine speci "mens of virgin

:gold—•iiU

Messrs. S. F. Wood, appointed lor .the defense, and T. Davidson for the prosecution, in the Uemster trial, each presented bills to the Coinmissioners for their services, Wm for "and DftviTT fen—

Commissioners refused to pay, where-'-l\ipoii these *entlcnicn -4»onrht suit against the county, in tin Common

LMeas court last week and the jury awarded thom $500 each. Thus the county loses $150 by the refusal of the Commissioners to pay. besides an additional $100 lee to a la wye to manage their case. And that's the way the money

.\oitrnal.

sjoes!

Tho New York

ONE Captain Herbert won a remarkable law suit in Adair County, [owa, the other day—a suit conducted 011 both sides of the North river. The plaiutiff and his lawyer lived 011 one side of the river, and the defendant, his lawyer and tho magistrate on the the other. The parties met ou either bank of the swollen stroaiu. The "court" took his seat on a damp log, and for one hour and a half the attorneys slung law and logic across a 100 feet of September freshet, at the expi ration of which period the court mounted a stump and hurled his decision across tlio stream.

INDIANA achievc-d a magnificont victory ut the Kentucky State Fair, held at Louisville week before last, enpturiug four money prizes out of five, and two coniplein ?ntury premiums ou best plonji exhibited. Tlie money prizes were taken on best sod, best stubble, best one-horse, and best three-shovel plows. The premiums were for best double-shovel and the best display of plows. These plows were all from the Premium Steel Plow Works of S. Homey & Co., Richmond, Indiana, and Trere placed ou exhibition by J. G. Stiltz, the well known agricultural implement dealer of this city. The premiums were taken against competition from Ohio, St. Louis, Illinota and Kentucky manufacturers—a Louisville firm taking the only other prize offered— a tact that should make every Hoosier feel prond of his State and her ^•uyifacturers.—Tml.

Sentinel,

-C

IIIS

SIX GREAT REMEDIESj

Hurley's Ague Tonic.

\o Aru'iiif Xa JKrrrury.

PERFECTLY RELIABLE:

The only remedy for Chills ami Fever, or Ague and Fever, that is or can be depended upon is Hurley's Asuc Tonic. There have been thousand? cured by u«im who hare tried the usual remodiC3 without benefit.

'.•** WORTHY OR ATTENTION.

To Dr. Thomas A. Hurley: I bercbv certify that during Inst year I was attacked with the acne whilst in icktsbur?,

MIM..

and used several popular mculcinea with but temporary relief. On reaching home the diseased returned in a worjo type, if possible, when my medical attendnntordcrcd Quinine in lartfc :lr,«es—frequently as hich :u« 00 srs.in* per day. ami which niu«t have cost me nearly S100. 1 consulted Dr. Smith, of Louisville, and found ho prescribed quinine and arsenic combined, which I refused to take, preferring to let the disease take its course. was almost bloodies*, extremely exhausted, arid pronounced with enlarged Liver and Snlccn. About this tune, the advertisement of Hurley's Asue Tonic, appeared in a city paper, and 1 determined to give it trial. I did so.nnd have no reason to regret it. One bottle restored me completely, and since that time seen nearly a hundred cases in which it acted with equally happy results, and would certainly recommend it as preferable to any otlu-r tunic before the public.

Hurley's Sarsa pari I la

WITH IODIin: or POTASH.

.tflV'ftioiiHof lli- ISnhiliiul Iicm,)' IDcbilil, of till! Kidnrya, niMlwpoi.i, i!ryni|eliDf Fcninli' trr*|{iil:iriti'H, 1?'ivtiiln, nil Sfcia lliacaur*, I.irrr C'oni|lainl, •ndiiiriiivn film, Pulmoiinfy

Hurley's S:irn^pniilla is what it, is represented, and I biilicve it the most, wonderful nicdieinn before the public. Nothing under tho heavens could induce inu to say so without proof of the strongest and surest kind therefore, I speak willinglvaud positively on the subjcct.

My daughter has been ulUictcd with skin di»°ea*'e and stiffness of thejoints for several years. I employed tho principal physicians or the city niul tbcv could not cure her. I gave her your Siirsaparilla not expecting it would do licr much good, but to tn. great astonishment she rapidly got woll. and thank Ood continues so. Hint sbc bi-cn taking any medicine 1 would not give this certificate but your Sarnsnnnllii, the only remc-iy oinployod, leaves no aoulit of it? incuicat oualitics, and that it nlonecnred her. (Signed.) LUKICHKYXOLDS.

Any person requiring the truth nnd honesty of the statement, will find me at my residence. eorii'T Ninth and Walnut streets, Louisville, Ky.

HURLEY'S

POPULAR WORM CANDY

Louisville. June 13, 1HJ9,

0 worth—as

we ever saw. These particles they

louiul in this f.onnt.v Tow [Iivq *Krn

1 1 V, '. iMVS .yo,. «Har4lion, or Iy»pri»«iii, Willi I of, jiihI

old Ctihfoniia miners, of cxtond-

ctl experience and tnowled«ro, who litivc thoroughly tested and examined tho same, siiy that they «howcvidencc of rich "diggings that they are far better than most of the California specimens which indi-. rated mines of vast wealth in thai State.—Jfitrtinsi'ilfc

Gazette.

f'oriiw/til)

J\Tttioii}

an intense

liepublican sheet, says that "Grunt's nilministratiou has not otily uimle bad nppoiutnienfs, but probably some of tho worst ever made by a civilized Christian government."

HURlfT'S

STOMAL

BITTERS

I'OR

Ddjilii}', 1,011 of Ap|M'iitj'_,

WcaknHN

nrtlon oniic

Louisville. Ky. Oceember. lo, li-ilr*.

MOTH KKS TAKK NOT 1 11.

DR, SEABROOK'S

Infant Soothing Syrup.

I'scin the future enlv SKABKOOK'S. a comliination quite up with the advancement of the ace. l'lcasant to take, harmless in its action, efficient and reliable in all cases. Invaluable in tno following diseases:

Sumnlcr Complaint. Irregularities of the els, Itestivcness. Tcethina, Ac. Hives lica'th to the child and rest to the mother.

Nasiivim.E, TKN"X..KCI). 12

Jniffsist here to keep it. If any

one does, please let me know if r.ot send me ono dozen by oxnrtss. and will pay for it at the office here. Write mc when you send it. and oblige. MRS. SARAH L. RANDOMM!.

DR. SEABROOK'S

Elixir of Pyrophosphate of Iron and Calasaya.

Tho elegant combination possesses all the tonic properties of Peruvian Bark and Iron, without the disagreeable taste and bad ctfects of either separately or in other preparations, of these valuable medicines. It should be taken in all.cnsos when a gentle tonic impression is required after convalescenco from fkvers or debilitating diseases, or in those distressing ircgiilaritics peculiar to females. No female should be without it. if liabte to such diseases, for nothing can well take its place.

James Ruddle & Co.,

PROPRIETORS,'

Laboratory No. 41, Bullitt Street,

Ijouisyille, Ky,

All'the above Roods for sale by

E. J. BINFORD &BRO.,

Crairfonlfnille, Ind.

AufU*t2l. I8C9 ly

E. J. BINFORD & BRO.'S COII. HARDWARE. SPECTACLES.

TOCKS,

latches.

Hums.

and Strap llinrc,

Screws. Hook nnd Eye. (late Hinzes.fJisiss. l'ntty,Sa.«h I)v,ra Winds, and every variety of liiiildins materia!, cheap at

GRE'JG'S MAMMOTIl.

nn a

Saw?

K,nr

J-Jnn

CmOlTINCMortiseliroad

Grnr,vsizes

JT'OK Cr.r.d l'.:i

JAMES MARTIN. Eneineer.

Louisville. Ky., June 1-1, ls''".

PURIFY Y0XJE BLOOD.

J.MMKN:-

MAMMOTH HAUDWARKSTOKK,

BICAIJTII'TL

Handled Knives and

TADIKS

'.nnHB*tmtroved Quaker llcaper iind Mover, a. -L perfect"curiosity and tlie wonder of the world, on exhibition nt

WOOD'S

In*

Utci-

oiilcrodSlojimcli.

There are 110 bitters can compare with these in removing: complaints. 'For sale or can be had at anv drugstore in the I'nited States. ,IAMi:S

RRDDDTIK.fcCO.,

'X Proprietor?. Louisville Ky.

To .las. Ruddle A. Co.. Louisville. Ky.: Gentlemen: This is to certify that I have been for years n'siiffcrcr nnd tried all tho tonics I have heard or'seen advertised, with little or no relief from any of them. 1 heard Hurley's Hitters hiilijy spoken of.and tried a bottle with little faith in it before I commenced, and to my surprise and joy. before I finished one bottle, I felt a great deal better and firmly belcive that ono or two occasions it was the means of saving ami prolonging liny life. I conscientiously recomim-n-.dcd them to all sutVcrers as tho best Hitters nowiu, and advise them always to ask for Dr. .A". "Hurley's and hare no other.. You can use this as you think proper, it it will benefit others. Yours truly etc ..JOHN* W. DIXON.

ONI-:

... ,.. pOMWNING advantages, mechanical and 1 philosophical, to be found in no other?

S S S a

dizzine?s

nnd Axe. Foot Adzes.

I'lane". and Socket Firmer Chisels, and Drawing Knives of tho best quality, at

GRKGO'S MAMMOTH.

ITOKS riant.crs and Harden Hoes of nil and qriiiMcs. at (JRKOO'S

MAMMOTH.

-nd

lid (ioiills. SI' to finKCfi's.

stock .if now goods just opened at

rksat GREGG'S.

77.VUM Hells. School Hells -I1 Hells, and Tea Hells at

LARGK variety lots cheap, at

Messrs. James Ruddles fc Co.—Gentlemen—It gives mogrcatploiisiire to say,after usingall the other worm remedies kuifiyn to inc. with but partial success to my'children. 1 was advised fo try T. A. Hurley's,and 9iu'ee~wing it my children have become well and healthy. '1 he children would eat it all the time. It, is one of the best, safest remedies known, and as such, recommend it to one and all.

I Hells. Door .GREGG'S.

wishing a'superior quality of Scis-

-J sors and Shears will find them at Gresg's Mammoth Hard wnre Stur'1.

ONE

WITO-

fulii. or Kins'1* Uvil, Sypliili-,

hundred and twfiily-eighl different 'pntterns of i'dcket Knive.-at GREGG'S.

/"ALL idiearj at Gr

Lf't'l.svil.l.n, April t.

T?')R

Willkinson's Celebrated Sheep Mammoth Hardware Store

Curtain Rands. CurtainsfKnohs, l'iclure XaiN. and Eancy oods call'at

GREGG'

,f I'ocket' Hooks and'Wal (iREGG'S.

A EL and see the Rar.ors. An., at

endless variety of Knives, GUr./JG'S.

III MAX Mo\?or and Reaper. V-' provement of the age, is

?Vi:RYI!OHVg. a ins.

rrM!K

JAMliS W. TRAVIS.

tho latest, im-

the lightest run

ning, has tho least machinery, fewest bolts of any machinc and only requires two men to cut and from 8 toll) acres per day. Come and sec tho wonder, everybody, at Gregg's Mammoth Hardware Store.

ics to Gregg's to get good bar-

World Reaper and Mower, the only cut gear machinoV ever built, every wheel is turned from solid iron, and tho cogs cut with maihinfcry anil tittcd on an ironcasc as perfectly as a watch. It runs very light and will gear longer than any other machinc. It is a dropper, self raker, or hand rakc.and is tlus finest machinc ever built.- Go soc it at

Gregg's Mammoth Hardware Store.

GREGG'S MAMMOTH.

Self-raking Ronpcr and mower:

also. tlicNew ork Sell-raking Reaper and

Mower, at

and Two Il..rsc Grain Drills at GIUCGG'S MAMMOTH.

RKVOLV

IS(! ami Sulky Hay

nARVKST

RY PUBLIC. I

l?."3.

•las. Kuddlo A Co., Louisville, Ky.—When living in your city 1 used several bottles of Or Sen brook's infant Soothins Syrup, and found it to do my child moro good and it would rest better after usins it than any other remedy I can say with confidence, it is the best medicine for children at present known. I wish you would set the

HEAT

GKKGG'S.

•V.--

TMIK Delebraled Vibrator Tlircrfhin"Machine. 1 at G1?EGG'S.

GAJMtitCO'S Richinnnd Threshing Machinos at GRKGG'S.

Ilav Forks at

and

lor.-

GRKGG'S

Tools of everv ki.v.1

ItimJ anil yolit cheap at l!RK(l(i.

REAL ESTATE AGENCY.

W. 1®. ni&ffTTOSTft

Real Estate Agency,

('nnvfonlsyillo. Tmlinnn.

nAIVXC

taken out aVominissiiVn as

expect, in addition to

tho practicc of law and the collection of government claims. t,i do business nsii

('oHvoyaiicc and Koal Eslatii Agent

l'orsons, therefore, having Deeds, Mortgagcor other Legal Instruments to execute or wish, ing to rent, sell or buj* town property, or tarms, arc respectfully inviwd to give me a call.

Jhhve now in my hands, for sale on reasonable terms, a largo amount of property consisting of vacant town lots, improved town lots, improved farms and Western lands. lean sell vacant lots in lluqhe's Addition to tho city of Crawfordsville at prices ranging from S130 to MO each, and give a liberal credit, when desired, to purchasers on three fourths of the purchase money

This addition is situated near the Cut lege Grove, in ono of the most desirable locations of the city and fhe lots are ofTercd upon such reasonable terms tli£t any person my secure for himself a homo.

Can sell a good frame dwelling house, story and half high, five rooms, with twoarcesof ground in the south of town* Prico $2,000.

Can sell an iraproyod town lot near tho business partof city. Lot90 foet front by ITS feet deep. Good.1frame house with five rooms, good dry collar, cistern, well. Ac. Price $2,000.

Can sell it fine residence four squares from the Court House corner loi 00x160 feet, completely surrounded by beautiful forest shade trees and covered with a variety of large and small fruits. Good story and a half house, seven rooms good well cistcrn. cellar, stable and out houses, l'rice, $3,500.

Can sell a very desirable improved corner lot l'-Sx'i-tG feet new cottage house, five rooms, good cellar.splendid well,out houses. Ac., shade trees and fine fruit. I'riee. $2,000.

Can sell lfio acrcs of good land within two and one-half miles of the city, on the line of the Kast an(f West railroad: HO acres in a good state of cultivation, and acrcs of splendid timber, three dweelling houses on the land. Price $-7 per acre. A bargain.

Can sell two well improved lots in a desirable part of tho city, with new houses on them, good cisterns, cellars. Ac.. Ac. Price, Si,300.

Can sell & beautiful rcsidencc near tho business part of the city, with half an acre of ground. Story and a half house, finished in style seven rooms and hall, cellar, wood house, barn, kc. Tasty brick and gravel walks flowers, shade trees and'fine shrubery. and fruits of all kinds, well and cistern under cover. Price $3,800.

The above is only a small portion of the property in my hands for sain.

Persons desir'ng to invest in any kind of Real Kstato will. I think, find it to their interest to call and see me beforo purchasing elswhere.

W. P. 1JRITTON, ATTY.

Offico 2d Floor Washington Hall. Crliwfordsvillc Indina. (acg7'C9y

/CIRCULARS of every description neatly executed on common white or colored pager, letter paper, note paper, or in fact, on any kind or quality of paper desired and prices accordingly. at theReviewOffice.

WEEKLY REVIEW—CRAWFORDSVILLE, INDIANA, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1869.

IMPROVED

Paxtascopic Spectacles," THE BEST IN USE

used and approved, are the most perfect assis-

r.J -. fJRFOO'S M\MM0T1I tance t« defective vision now before the public,

The Lenses are ground in accordance with the philosophy of nature. Their Iperfcctly polished

a a a a a a and exact spherical figure, admirably adapt i.

rn*3V4 Pml irhains Fifth Chain- them to the orean of sight, rendering them perTrace and TMChains Halter Chains, Brass i'?:^^

and Iron ^jg^^^ARDWATlE STORE S&feHighf^din/tbe glimmer^, waverign (jltfcoo S HAKJ.MY Aiui.&iuiu,.

jfe head- and other unpleasant Wrr-

sations often experienced in the use of ordinary glasses, and enabling tho wearer to prosecute minute and critical eye-labor, eitiier by day or eandlc light., with case.comfort,and satiafactnon msvjfii.lSfi'.itf CHEAP JOHN. Agent.

HAIR RENEWER.

js3

~^4?smL?Jr

IIML

L'S

VeflfiHOtj itilli Renewer

i:t--J ease: the it- .: rtilindite, !iih' 1'rep'trh i.i it an to merit it'.- ran ensure our old

a rut it,:

Patterns nnd Smv Styled

Ivory

fift/rtit:.* that It i.' t,-rjt fully up to :i.-: I'lift'i ril, ill/ft to those tv!n. hutv rt i,it ire can .U-ail •••!/, t!mt it, is the only rrliuhh' n(d jtrrj crfril prcparatio): to'restore iiKAV Oil

SIAEK

to if it youthful cclor, with

in (j it so}i, inatrons, ttud «ilheii the sea!j. its use, becomes ivfti'c and clean it remores all eruptions and dandruf}', and'by its tonr'.- /n opertics prercuts the hair j'ram J',iiti/ oat., is it stimutnfcs nourishes the hair ftlauds. Jiy its use. the hair fjroivs thicker and stronger. In baldness it restores the capillary ylands to their normal vif/or, and will create a nciv yrowth except in extreme old aje. Jt is the most economical

ISAXR. SJKX3SSDNG

erer used, as it requires feiver applications, and fjivec the hair thai splendid glossy appearance so mnc.h admired by all. A. A. Hayes, M.D., State Assayer of Mass., says,

wthe

WESTERN

MARBLE WORKS!

Crawfordsville, Indiana.

pil I-: a'oove lnciitioned esialilislimcnts arc 1. ins tin c.vteii.-ivc and siicccs.-i'iil lm :incs-

maiiufactiirin!

Headstones, &c., &c.

I can say to the citizens of Montgomery and adjoining Counties that being extensively I engaged in tho trade, and purchnsing muMi large quantities nf Marble, I get it:it

*j»ea!,y

NOTA

I Keep the very best quality ,.f

Aiiienc i1i\fc Italian Marble

(notwithstanding you have been fold diiferent by some of our competitors.)

18)S']FY Competition

on line qualities of Marble, and as regards style of work. I will not be excelled.

T-. satisfy yourselves call in at thojdiop located on

A\*e are

August 01, HlOntf

constituents are

pure and carefully selected for excellent quality, and I consider it the i'milWUATlON for its intended purposes." We publish a treatise on the hair, which we semi free by mail upon apj)U~ cation, which contains commendatory notices from clergymen, •ph i/sicians, the press, and others* f'r'e hare made the study of the hair aid its diseases a. specialty for years, and l. nou) that we make the most ejferrire preparation for the. restoration and the preservation. of the hair, extant, and so 'tcknowledtjed by the. best

r'li .* ujJiority.

hi 'ut 'OmyijixU and Dealers in Medicine.

3*rire Ei»ol!ar Koltlo.

n. V^LL & CO., Proprietors.

IiABOIUTOEY, NASHUA. 17. H.

Hoc. 12, law.. .. Iv

MARBLE WORKS.

august'.''", lPiifllf.

MB.

do-

if--

nt^fr

O N E N S

USeiisH'eil U®ri*os.

therefore it enables me in sell you wm'kat much

Lower Prices tli.-m y»u can

purchase the same f|iiantitv

at any oilier shop in this

1 art of tlie State.

Nov.ii lftJT

STREET,

Opposite the FJston Eiaak

Where you will find

some of the Finest*Specimen of Marble, and work, ever 'exhibited in Crawfords ville. All work delivered, set up and warranted to give satis-^" faction according to contract.

Orders Solicited and Promptly

Attended to.~^&Si

IImill

1*. S.—I do an extensive business for small proffits. I have put up MORE and some of the LARGEST and FIXLST jobs of work of any other establ ishment in this county, in the same length of time I travel through the country soliciting orders, arid can say to the public. I will sell you your work at the same price that I will at the shop, and furthcre more, if there is any shop that can sell work from IS to 20 per cent .cheaper than 1 do. WHV DON'T THEY .•

D.EfY

SALOON

E A A N

FLORENCE RICHTE 8,

ANNOUNCKSvicinity

A A I N S

THE NEW YORK STORE,J6REAT

HSTDIA.NA.POLIS.

now daily receiving our

And have ju?t opened -'.T

SPLTGISTDID 1? A HGAINS

Prints, Bleeched Muslins, :Flannels, and

We invil.? A earcful examination of our whole stock. Our

PETTIS, IDiaiKISOIISr &c CO.

Offers you extra inducements in all kinds

liVtssoii. e. EUmore.

WASSON &ELLMORE!

No. 3 COMMERCIAL BLOCK,

OBAWFOBDSYILLB, I^TI

Cloths, Hosiery, Flannels,

Gr O O

Cassimeres, Gloves, White Goods.

Hoop »IHI

ISsilmoral

-Alf.j. a full line of

ISoots, Sliocs, Hats, C! ips, Crisis^

at the lowest market j/rite.

SALOON.

to the citizcns of Crawford

sville and' that he bus opened a Finl.riiuM .Malooii nnl Itcstaiirant, at

No. Commercial Uow.tJnMMi St.,

Where be will keep constantly on hand the purest brands of

W/NKS, A KvS, •I,/QIT()US.

family

JYot be Undersold.

J. Brn ndage.

COMPETITION in prices, and if

1 uon furnish such Marble as I agree to, you need not receive the work. June, sft. ie«7. c. i. BRUNDAGE.

AND C7(j AllS.

Sole Ayjeitl for bra tod botflod

the eele-l

IINC.

imported and native Wine Sacramental purposes.

THE E ITI VG OKI*A HT.11 E.\T

is unrivaled. All the luxuries and substantial of the season served up a.t short notice.

Also, agent for the celebrated

Saddle Rock Oysters.

FREE L1JKCH

Every day at 10 o'clock A. M.

DOUBLE

INDIANAPOLIS. REDUCTION OP GOODS.

purchases

PALL DRY GOODS,

Brown Muslins, Table Linens, Alpacas.

made previous to the late advance

Coimlry Mmluiiils Supplinl ou Libcml 'JVrms.

purohn.S

beintr

prires,

YORK STOKE,

DRY GOODS.

C. M. CRAWFORD,

STONE FRONT"

DRY GOODS,

Call and examine his stock and prices.

Main st., East of Court House

DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, &E.

INDIANAPOLIS, IND.

••f

Dress Goods, Notions, Shawls,

&Siirlsv

Also, a well as.orted sti

O E3 I O

Qukm*sisware

WASSO.N* A M-liMOKt.

GROCERIES.

BECK & JOHNSON

riEAI.KRS IX

Groceries & Provisions,

C'ornrr of flncn iiint Htrri'lf.

ran lb i*«l vi 1 Indiana.

rpHI-lnew lirin would respectfully inform the -L 'citizcns of Montgomery county that they have purchased the Grocery establishment as the knownLynn A Son Grocery, whercwill be found a large assortment of

Hllll.l lillH-lilllliS!

(/•.n-iting

Coffee, Tea, Sugar,

Fish,

Ales for

novil 'C£yaugl

Shovel Plow* for the millions, at

OREdU'S.

tllolasses, Spires, Woodtn Ware,

for Medicinal CrOCkCfy,

1 Tobacco.

We haie retained the services of Mr. Henry Sloan, the popular salesman, so well known to the public, and shall be pleased to receive call' from all the old friends of the former firm.

We shall pay thehi^hest market price at ali times for

E O E

O E I E S

At the lowest figure.*.

Dec.ltfiNi^ BECK A JOHNSON.

REDUCTION!

THE PETCE

All KLinds

-Of-

Dtv

Grofx Is

A I E S

A S

O S A N S

McCLUSE, FRY & Co.'s

Jnm 6. 1-6S.

CONBEBI BOOK STOBE.

THE OLD

BOOK STORE

The fire fX December 23 has causcd

E O A

Of the old corner

BOOK STOEE

To the South room.

National .Block, Washington Street,

Where may be found a

S O

Miscellaneous. School,{College,

n?iVuC' u°»or*

ftn

Blank Hooks, inclrxtlinsr a choice lot of

Bibles, Prayer and flymn Books.

aSd

Wrapping PA

PERS. Buff, and White, Envclovos. Slate* Ink. Muoilagv,^Crayon. Pencils, and all that inecessary to make a full stock of

STATIONERS' GOODS.

A—

A full and nice line of

Pocket Cutlery & Pooket Books.

Hnvint lost our cntirostoek or Wall and Window

A E S

We have Toceivod .since an entire newtock in that line, and ask your attention tho best, prettiest andcheapcit assortment ever offered in this city.

A tfll'K ASSORTMENT /, of (-urtain?, (loods and Fixture.*.

PKTritK Fit AM

MS IV

M0LD1NUS

had also ta lay inn now slunk of Kramo^juni Aloldinev», whieh,nre

CHEAPER THAN EVER

Purticuliar attention pivid to l-raniin« Pictures, and no extra ehnri ('f,.r work. (Wdsmid Tii'sel and I'ictiiro Aails.

TOYS .f' NOTIONS I,,, the Mi'l/ioii.

We receive all the IriidiiiK

Magazim's and

WSINIJICM.

Having over fifty different kind-, and mv not «n' our list prompty supplied.

DA IX,Y PA PEK8,

The Indianapolis(MOmtNAI, and SKNTINKI. iiiulftho liatayct tc .101,' UNA I, are ivcoivcdTevcrv iiiornin!,Maiidtdelivered l„ subscribers at pub

Wo cannot hogjn to eniiinerate all that we iavo to 8cll|luit ask you to limit up the oldieslaoljshinent. and .see what wo' have. And while wo wAuld tliarik the public for their former lihcwu putronaifc. wo would a.sk a continuanee .• ..

*iv,t "«»iu nan liiuiinrl!

»lI the Maine, and shall try and doHervo.it hy our attention to the wants of the eninniuuitv, and selling at sueli prices as will suit, all rea^n»ahle

people.

I OOTI] A i».

feb. C, |.-ii!i.

NEW GOODS.

Sl'HIMJ STOCKS ARRIVING

N E W O O S

I O N

Arriving I the

Graham Establishment

Witiijt'tl in I'lxcliiumt' lor (i(»n»ls.

LUMBER,

SHINGLES, FEATHERS, BUTTER,

HORSES, CATTLE, HOGS,

SHEEP.

UMM^OOO l*oiiIKIN'Oi*Wool Wunferi

In cx'-buni:!:

it.r

S A S

A lar«c -tirf-k of

Western Jeans, Cassinets, Flannels,

Yarns, Blankets, Cassimers

TO EXCIIA xr E

GOODS

for

Will pity ltie hiitlie^t prices for Wool at the

Orahaiu House.

March ?o. litiw.