Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 16 October 1869 — Page 4

Aerial Navigation—Anollier Flying rhino.Our notice of the flying machine '"eottMructed by a citizen of Paducali attracted much attention yesterday.

It soon leaked ont that the inventor was Mr. Orme. a member of the firm of Longstaff Si Co., a thoroughly practiole and successful business man. Many persoos called yesterday to see the machine, and to form opinions up jOn its practicability. Some jumped "ito the conclusion that it never could succeed^—there never had been a flying machine except balloons, and this one didn't fly yet. Others believed, or rathcr hoped, that the machine would be entirely successful. Mr. Orme kindly explained its different parts, and applied Meam to show their op-eration?—NVlii-ther he is successful or not, he ha» vri linly struck a new linein the inve.-cti^iiion of .serial nariga tion, and wo nr' very much mistaken if his experiments do net attract great attention in the scientific world.

The very simplicity of Mr. Orme's machine and i'.« object is a great merit. He discards entiii-ly the use of a balloon to senure buoyancy, since he believes tbat where so large a surfacc is exposed to a current of air, no pewer can be applied to a particular part, so at to secure propulsion against such currents. Ifc has shot on lofty trees, wild tqrkeys that when cleaned would weigh 22 pounds. lie believes that with equal extent of wing, and equal power, a machine can be made that will carry up as much weight as the wingB of the turkey, and not tiro as the living organism does. This docs not strike any one as impossible and it follows that if Mr. Orme can increase the size of the wings very greatly, and without materially increasing the weight of the machine, give it a hundred fold more power than was needed to raise the turkey, he may be able to give to the world a machine that will rise from the ground and support itself as the bird does at any altitudo.

The engines Mr. Omit now uses weigh 100 pounds, with two-inch cylinders and four-and a-half inch stroke. With a pressure of only 100 pounds to the square inch, .Mr. Orme belicveE that ho can make the machine lift itself. What he can lift with 120 or 150 pounds to the square inch remains to lc pcen, Wo incline to believe that the machine will go up as hi^li :is the inventor will find convenient.

The principle upon which Mr. Orme applies the power of his machine is easily understood. When a kite goes up the power holds the string so that the kite is against the wind. The power is attached to the lower or front side of the kite, and is applied by pulling. It is difficult to see why the kite would not go up if it was possible to hold it at the same angle, but. apply the power by pushing against the back of the kite. This lust is the principle by which the nndiino of Mr. Orme is to go up. It lias four fins or wings which arc placed at tlio nngle at which a kite would be held, and revolves like screw propellers. Two of the fans, or usrial screw propellers, revolve in one direction, and the other two in an opposite direction. All the fans press against the air on the lower sides just as the screw propellers on vessels press againnt. wtter. The fans arc driven by double gearing attached to the two engines. The first, object of this machine is simply to lift, itself tip, but the same power that used to lift the machine in the air, can be used to propel it with or against, the current of wind. We arc gratified that a IV dueah inventor has made a step in advance of other investigators of the possibility of serial navigation, and that he has opened tip a new line of experiments which many will doubtless follow.— (Ky.) A' ),/,/• kin ii, Oct. I.

:-i'.

Item For Farmers.

,«

i'ho Now ork Po?t roccutly in the course of au article mi tho Fall trade, and the difference to be noticed between the prosperity of one and another section ol" the country, makes the following observations which are worthy the attention of far mors:

The produce of the fanner no long er possesses the purchasing power it had ten or even fiTO years ago. It is hard to convincc a well-to do farmer, who ten years ago raised only twothirds tho amount of wheat, corn and

he uses, slowly, but surelv, works aim-

mischief which we hardly venture depict, especially in a market report. It is enough to say that the prospect for the West is not reassuring, and as long as the purchasing power of one hundred bushels of wheat, or oue bun-

OrCa

Dusnels

,• half because the price of mnnufac tared articles is enhanced beyond their

real value, by special legislation, the evil cannot be cured. As with the mechanic and.,

Jabor er,

so with the farmer and all whd -earn Iheir bread by the sweat of (heir brows"

while they obtain nominally larger prices for their products now than they I did in good old Democratic times, they are robbed of whatever real increase there is, nnd more besides, by the "special legislation" of Congress, which the combination of Eastern manufacturers and money changers

E. J. IlINFORD & BKO.'S COL. HARDWARE.

SIX GREAT REMEDIES,

Hurley's Ague Tonic.

liirnir Mmnirf.

-.. PERFECTLY ilKi.UiiV.fc.

The only remedy for t'hill? an«l Kc» er. or Ague and Fever, that is or can be depended upon is Hurler Ague Tonic. Thcro have been thousands cured by using it who have trieil the n-iial remedies without benefit.

WORTHY OF ATTENTION.

To Dr. Thomas A. Hurley I hereby certify that during lat year I wai attacked with the asue whilst in ickisburjr. I Mis*., and used several popular medicines with hut temporary relief. On reaching home the diseased returned in a worso type, if possible, when my medical attendant ordered Quinine in lan?e dunes—frequently as hich as 60 grains per day. and which must have cost me nearly S100. I consulted Dr. Smith, of Louisville, and found he prescribed quinine and arsenic combined, which I refused to take, preferring to let the disease take it* course. 1 was almost bloodies*, extremely exhausted, and pronounced with enlarged Liver and Spleen. About this time, the advertisement of Hurley'? Ague Tonic, appeared in a city paper, and 1 determined to give it atrial. I did so.and have no reason to regret ir. One bottle restored me completely, and since that time seen nearly a hundred rases in which it.acted with equally happy results, nnd would certainly recommend it as preferable to any other tonic before the public.

Hurley's Sa rsapar

WITH IODIDE OK* POTASH

Alfcclioti* or the Bouet, llabilunlC'oalircnraa,y Debilit, .Diacnoca or the KM* nryu, Dlapcpoin, Kryaipclia, Feunle

Irregulnritlrs, Fiatnla, nil Skin Diacnae*, Urcr Complaint, Indigestion Piles, Pal4, monnry Diaenae*

occasions it was the means of saving an.I prolonging liny life. I conscientiously recommended them to nil sufferers as tho best Hitters known, and adviso them always to ask for Dr. T. A. Hurley's and have no nlher. Vou can use this as you think proper, if it will benefit others. Vours truly etc.

Louisville, K.v.: December, 10. lsiis.

MOTIIKKS TAKK XOTK'K.

DR. SEABROOK'S

Infant Soothing Syrup.

I'se in the future cnl.v SEAltROOK'S. a combination quite up with the advancement of tho

age. Pleasant to take, harmless in its action.

Other prOUUCe ne grows now. iliul who oflicient and reliable in all cases. Invaluable in ... the following diseases: then I0UDU the

menus readily at Hand Summer Complaint. Irregularities of the how- ., ., ,. els. Restiveness. Teething, itc. to Clothe Ills family well and lay in health to the child and rest to the his supplies, that uow, when lie raises I

one-third more, or even iti some instances double the amount of produce,! he should not be able to live in the style he aud his family arc accustomed to. Indeed, he connot understand, and is goiDg into debt, though no doubt deplorable, is inevitable The lessoned purchasing- power of western produce, when exchanged for maun factured articles, for groceries, wines, spices, medicines, farming tools, irou, steel, saddlery, in fact, every article

LOCKS,

Scro.

fiiln, or King's Kril, Nyphilia,

Messrs. James Ruddles «t (Jo.—Gentlemen—It gives me great pleasure to Bay. after using nil the other worm remedies known to mo. with but partial success to my children. I was advised to try T. A. Hurley's,and sinco using it my .children havo bccomo quite well nnd healthy." The children would eat it all tho time. It is one of tho best, safest remedies known, and as such, recommend it. to one and all.

Itrltilil)', IJOnnol" Appetilr, Wi'iiliiim IIIilignlioii, or Dyapcpsin, Wnnt of nrtion oftbr Mm or Iix-

r..

ordrrrri Stonini'li.

There iro no bitters can eompare with these in removing! complaints. For sale or can be hud nt iiiiv drug store in the United States.

Tu.las. Ruddle .t Co.. Louisville. Ky.: .Gentlemen: This is to certify that I have been for years sufferer and tried all !he tonics 1 have heard iir'seen advertised, with little or no relief from Miy ol them. I heard Hurley's Hitters highjy sunken or.and tried a bottle with little faith in iL before I eummeneed. and to my surprise and jny. before 1 finished one bottle, I felt a ^reat ileal better and firmly helcive that ono nr two

MRS. SARAH I,. RAXDOLI'll.

.hligc

DR. SEABROOK'S

Latche5.'Bttti*. anil Sirapllinees. Screw*. Hook and Eye. Gate HinfM, Ola*?. Putty. Sash Door.1! Blind*, and every variety of I I'utty liniliiin? materia!, cheap at

MILL.

GfiriS=i/es

JAMES MARTIN, Engineer.

Louisville, Ky., June 15,

PURIFY YOUR BLOOD.

rsK

Lorisviu.E, April •»,

llui'Ioy's Sarasparilla is what it is represented, and I believe it the most wonderful medicine before tlio public. Nothing under the heavens could indueo me to say so without, proof of tho strongest and surest kind therefore, 1 speak •willingly and positively on tho subject.

My daughtor has been afflicted with skin dissease and stiffness of tho joints for several years, I employed theprincipil physicians of the city and they could not cure her. I gave her your Sarsaparilla not oxpccting it would do her much good, tut to my groat astonishment sho rapidlygot well, and thank Gnd continues so. Had she been taking any medicine I would not give this certificato hut your Sarasparilla. the only remedy employed, leaves no doubt of it3 medical qualities, and that it alone cured her. (Signed,) LUKE REYNOLDS.

Any person requiring tho truth and honesty of tlie statement, will find me at my residence, corner N uitli and Walnut streets, Louisville, Ky.

HURLEY'S

POPULAR WORM

REVOI.VIXG

.. Klixir of ryrophospliatf of Iron

mitl Calasayji.

The elegant combination possesses all the tonic properties of Peruvian Hark and Iron, without the disagreeable taste and bad effects of either separately or in other preparations, of these valuable medicines. It shouM be taken in cases when a gentle tonic impression is re-

Ol corn IS diminished by 9uin after convalescence from kkvers or debilI itatine diseases, or in those distressing iregularipi ICC Of mnniuac tics peculiar to females. Xo female should he s.

witho,lt il

S MAMMOTH.

OREGG'S MAMMOTH.

Coil {Chains, Fifth Chains,

Trace and Tw» Chains Halter Chains, Brass i—

OG CHAINS.

Aj Trace and Tn and Irin Jack Chain

r--

Chains, at

GREGG'S HARDWARE STORK.

HOPPING and Broad Axe*. Fo..t Adzes, Planes. Mortise and Socket Firmer Chisels, and Drnwing Knives of the best quality, at «, GREGG'S MAMMOTH.

HObS Planters and Garden Hoe? all and qualities, at GREGG'S MAMMOTH.

pOItG 1 1 J.,!"! and (•.mil Goods. go to :'.• GREGG'.*

JMMKNSK stock of new Rood." jilit opened at

GREGG'S MAMMOTH HARDWARE STORE.

BEAUTIFUL

FARM

Patterns and Now Styled Ivory

Handled Knives and Forks at GREGG'S.

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

LADIbh

wishing a superior quality of Scis

sors and Shears will find tliom at Gregg's .Mammoth Hard ware Store,

ONE

^ALL for Willkinson's Celebrated Sheep shears at Gregg's Mammoth Ilardware Store

FOR

Curtain Rands. CurtaiuslKnobs, Picture Nail«, nnd Fancy Goods call'at

LARGE variety lets cheap, at

rVVLI Rn

THE

JAMES W.TRAVIS.

Louisville, .Tune 13, IHCil,

E S

STOMACH BITTERS,

FOI

aSHVii.i.k. Tun's'..Feb. l-J l^.V.

.las. Ruddle Co., Louisville, Ky.—When living in your city I used several bottles of Dr Scabrook's Infant Soothing Syrup, nnd 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 the best medicine for children nt present known. I wish you would get thedruggist horo to keep it. If anyone docs. please let me know if i.ot send me one doj.cn by express, nnd I will pay for it nt the office here. Write me when you send it. nnd

or n,th-

if liable to such diseases,

ame Ruddle

wield to subaerye their own purposes. And without political change there ('iwvfovdsvillo. Iml. can be no material change.

& OO.,

rHOPUIKTOKS,

Laboratory No. 41, Bullitt Street,

Louisville, Ky,

E. J. BINFORD & BRO.,

AH'ihe above goods for sale by

ind Sulkv Hay Rakes and llnrse GREGG'S

11 ay Fork-- at

Harvest

JOHN W. DIXON.

'iv.

of every kind always Id cheap at cHKfit-v

hand and

REAL ESTATE AGENCY.

W. I». 15 RITTOiV'fc

Real Estate Agency,

frawlonlsvillc. Indiana.

I VXG taken out itjcommission as

RY PUBLIC.

Can sell A good frame dwelling house, story and a half high, five rooms, with twoaree?of: ground in thesouth of town-, l'rice f--\(XK).

Can sell an improved town lot near the businesspartof city. I.ot'.W feet front by lTj feet deep. Good frame house with five rooms, good dry cellar, cistern, well. Ac. l'rice Si.000.

Can sell a fine residence four squares from the Court House corner: lot fWxltiO 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 cistern, cellnr. stable and out houses, l'rice, $3,300. I Can sell a very desirable improved corner lot. 1-JtixHfl feet new cottage house, five room:, good eellar.splemlid well.out houses. Ac., shade I trees and Sne fruit, l'rice,$i.(W0.

Cau sell ltiti acres of eoodland within two nnd one-ualf miles of the cily. on the line of the Kast and'Wcit railroad: fO acres in ii good state of cultivation, and J® acres of splendid timber, I throe dweclling houses on the land, l'rice $17 ir per acre. A bargain.

Can sell tiro well improved lots in a desirable part of the city, with new houses on them, good cisterns, cellars. tc.. Ac. l'rice. Sl.500.

Can sell a beautiful residence near the business part of the city, with half an acre of ground. Story and halt house, finished in style seven rooms anil hall, cellar, wood house, bnrn. Ac. Tasty brick and gravel walks: flowers, shade trees and-fine shrubery, and fruits of all kinds, well «nd cistern under cover. Price S3,(*ou.

call anil see me before purchasing elswhere. W. P. lmiTTO.W ATTV. Office 3d Flixir Wa^hin?ton Hall, Crawford--ville indina. (aag~'G9y

CIRCULARS

of every description neatly ex

ecuted on common white or colored paper, letter paper, note paper, or in fact, on any kind or quality of paper dctired and prices accordingly. at the ReviQwOfRc?.

"VS}T^

/7*&

hundred and twenty-eight different,*pntterns of Pocket Knivetat GREGG'S.

GREGG'S,

cket 1'ooks and'WalGREGG'S.

•uul see the cmlless variety of Knives. Razors, Ae.. at, GRE/IG'S.

CLIMAX

Mower and Reaper, tho latest im

provement of tho age, is the lightest running, has the least machinery, fewest bolts of any niaehinc and only requires two men to cut. and from 8 to HI acres per day. Come and see tho wonder, everybody, nt Gregg's Mammoth Hard ware Store.

VBRYHODVgocstoGres gains.

to get good bar-

World Reaper and Mower, the only cut scar mnchinc over built, evony wheel is turned from solid iron, and tho cogs cut with machinery nnd fitted on an ironease 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 mnchinc ever built. Go see it at

Gregg's Mammoth Hardware Store.

r|"MIE

Improved Quaker Reaper and Muwer, -L perfoct curiosity nr.d the wonder of tho world, on exhibition at

THE

JAMES RUDDDLE .fc CO... Proprietors. Louisville Ky.

Acl

GREGG'S MAMMOTH.

AVTOOD'S Self-raking Roapcr and mower: »t also. theXew York Self-raking Reaper and Mower, at

GARR.H'O'S chine

XE and

GREGG'S.

Delcbratc.l Yibrator ThreshingMao.hines at GREGG'S.

Headstones,

NOTA

1 expect, in addition tn

the prnetice of law nml the collection uient claim to ilo business as a

'0iiv\viuu'(4

•f govern-

Persons, therefore, having Deeds, Mortgages- I or other Legal Instruments to execute or wish, ing to rent, sell or buy, town property, or tarms. are respectfully invited to give me a call.

I havo now in my hands, for sale on reasonable terms, a large amount of property consisting ot vacant town lots, improved town lots, improved farms and Western lands. lean sell vacant lots in Hughe's Addition to tho city of Crawfordsville at prices ranging from S150 to 350 each, and give a liberal credit, when desired, to purchasers on three fourths of the purchnso money

This addition is situated near the College Grove, in one of the most desirable locations of the city and the lots are offered upon such reasonnble terms that any person my secure for himself home.

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WEEKLY REVIEW—CRAWFORDSVILLE, INDIANA, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 16, I8G9.

SPECTACLES. BOOTS AND SHOES.

IMTOOVED

PAXTASCOPIC SPECTACLES, THE BEST IN USE

/"10MHINIXG advantage*, mechanioal and yj philosophical, to be found in no other?

Drag, and Cross-Cut Saw*. Rip. Hand. offered in the West. Pannel. Tonncd. Back, and Key hold These celebrated Spectacles now so generally Saw*, at j-v.

used and approved, are the most perfect assistance to defective vision now before the public. The Lenses are ground in accordance-with the philosophy of nature. Their Iporfectly polished surfaces, purity and transparency of material, and exact spherical figure, admirably adapt them to the organ of sight, rendering^ tbirm perfectly natural to the eye.and producing a clear and distict image of the object as in the natural I I healthy sight, avoiding the glimmering, waverigi: I dizziness of the head, and other unpleasant sensations often experienced in the use of ordinary I glosses, and enabling the wearer to prosecute I I minute and critical eye-labor, either by day or candle light, with ease.comfort,and satisfactnon m&ysa.iawtf CHEAP JOHN. Agent,

HAIR RENEWER.

Vegetable SiciKan HairRsnewer

llrvri} if fit,- i.'irrcnse.t the popular': tji lhi:i culimbic, HairI'rcftnrrrtln: cli is due to merit atonr. ff'r run assure our old /nitrons that it ix l.rpt fully up to its liitf't sUm.fard* and to those who hanr tt rer used, it we can roiijidi'iitti/ y-au, that it is the only rrliahh' and pcrfectcd preparation to restore i!iAY

OB FADED

IIAI1& to its youthful color, maktitfj it sojt, lustrous, aiid silken the scalp, by its use, becomes white and clean it removes all eruptions ami dandritjf, and by Us tonir operties prevents tlie hair frmn faffinff out, as it stimulates ami. nourishes the hair (jlands. Hjt its use the hair f/rotvs thicker anil stronger. In baldness it restores the capillary fjlands to their normal vigor, and will create a new growth except in extreme old age. It is the most eeonomiati

l&AIR DRESSING

ever used, as it requires fewer applications, and give.: the hair that, splendid yttissi/ appearance so much admired, If It «ll. A. A. Hayes, 31. /.. State Assayer of Mass., says. "the. constituents are pure and carefully selected for excellrnt qualiii/, and

consider

it the S5!:va' PSfcS^H'ARATIOIV for its intended purposes." iVe publir.'i a treatise on the hair, which •we send free by mail upon application, which, contains commend'tfory notices from clergymen, physicians, the. press, and others, Ifc hare made the study of the hair and- Us diseases a specialty for years, and I,now that we make the 'most effertire preparation for the restoration and the preservation of the hair, extant, and so acknowledged by the best Medi« v:i! 5 Auehorily, •v, i/ li nil /.iruij'iists and Dealers in Mcdicine. our Dollar Per ECottlc.

ii. vLL & CO., Proprietors.

LAiJOitATOlijf. NASHUA. N. B. -'.i

Dec. 10, lv

MARBLE WORKS.

GREAT WESTERN

MARBLE WORKS!

Crawfordsville, Indiana.

Ilorsc Grain Drills ill GREGG'S MAMMOTH.

^HE above mentio ing an extendivi manufacturing

ICic.hiiitinil Threshing MaGREGG'S.

:d cstablishmi'iits are dull.1 successful l.ii-lncs.- in

O N E N S

&,c,

I can sav t" the citizen il|otning t'ountics that

8lc.

of -Monlgoiiiery and being so extensively

engaged in the trade, nnd purchasing such large I

therefore it enable-- me

Lmwr Priccs

silo]) tin

ltavt of tlir

!\»i

and Ileal Esliilo Airciit

I keep the very best quality of

Americaiufc Italian Marble

(notwithstanding you have'been told ditferont by some of our competitors."

1 DETV Competition

on tine (junlitic.s of Mnrblc. 'tinl

ts l'eu'.-inl.s style of work,

will not lie excelled.

To satisfy •iirselves cull located on

it the .shop

Where y»u nill find

.some of the Finest .Specimen

of Marble, and work, ever

exhibited in Crawfords

ville. All work deliv

ered. set un ami war-

ranted to give satis

faction aceordmu'

to contract.

S®' Orders Solicitt and Promptly AtteiiihJ to.-%« »l'

I If 'ill .Vo/ be Undersold.

The above is only a small portion of the property in my hands for sale. Person* desir-ng to invest in any kind of Real -JVctV-'l flf°Ltf,Talr a 1

Boots! Boots!! Boots!!!

Jli

Have received their new stock of

Custom Made Boots.

In calf. American nnd French kip. for men boy5.

The w.iikinenship of these ii gnarranteed.

All Itips Mended Five of Change.

Close ca.-li bnyes looking up bargain? in

Boots and Shoes

Will please cafl

Alu, womens'. Misses' and Childeren's

111 every variety

C:'lf, Kip and Lasting in

12 A O It A E

('on£:res!

am! I^olisii Till.

We call attention of ymiiig la.l'u ceedingly liandsonn- s.viU'-' (.1'

FiiN' Work.

lVl.bl.- C..:it. I'c't and l-aMiiii

We intend to 'keep ourVepututiou f..r :'/')ds at low down prices.

up! .'."i. IfOfi.!

HARDWARE

A molehill for a moimldin •.•

ft. A mouse for a matninoth, Once we were small

Hut now have grown tall ••'•Of course are all miinnnotlis.

T^Oli

a mnuimolh stock of tlio ohonpoat and best selected Hardware in town, go to CAMl'llELE it IIARTER'S

ATStoreone

Campbell it Harters Cheap Ilarware can get more gocds for less money than at any other place in tho city.

BKLLSof

STREET,

Opposite the Elslott IStnth

GO TO

Bice Canine's

BEC IIIVI:

DRY GOODS

N O I O N S

Of every variety.

HATS nnd OAl^S.

Also a full line of

Fashionable Clothing.

Jl!ST KKCKIVKD.

Call and See for Yourselves.

.Miiiii iitnl Wasliinirtoii Slivels

Orawfordsville, Ind.

ONK

MAMMOlll as-ortjiient of locks, latches,

quantities of Marble, I get it.nt some new patterns tor store doors that are I burgubir proof and no two alike, in short, all I kinds of locks from the smallest pad lock to the largest Jail lock can be furnished at the

Wrcillj IttMllH'Oii H's'ict's.

osall y.ui work at much

Small Mammoth Hardware Store of CAMI'BEJjIJ A HARTER.

OX"E

11 imii you can

]nircliMsc tlie .-

aino quantity

at any other

hundred nnd twenty-nine different kinds of pen nnd pocket knives at Campbell it Hurler's Cheap Mammoth.

IFCampbell

a good hand saw only Cost one dollar, at it Hnrter's. of course that is the iy those who nre nlmost

pince to buy. daily after them.

State.

VAc.,

I.7«RK.S11

DOORS,

rI^l.TTI.K'S

SPLKNDII) stock of table cutlery, spoons, on which customers can save 10 to -.'U percent, by buying at the cheap Hardware nflTTN I Store of CAMPRELL A HARTKR'S. IN III I

supplies of Hardware received almost I \idailyat the Small Mammoth of

CAMl'UKLL A HARTKR.S.

sash, blinds Ac. always on hand at the lowest manufacturers prices by CAMPHKId, A HARTKR.

impoved patent liuok saw, ioine-

I thing new. that will cut nt least one-third faster than the old kind, at the Cheap HnrdI ware House of CAMl'iSELI. A HART KIl'S.

BORING

MA CHINKS and nil kinds of Car

penter's tool^ cheap, at the Cheap MamI month Hardware House of CAMPBELL A IIALU"ICR'S.

every description, farm bells, hand

bells, door bell?, school bells, fire alarm or church bells can at nil times be furnished at a very ."mall advance on cost by ^CAMPBELL A HARTKR'S. •I

VGKNCAc...itgum

for and leather belting, packing, Campbell A Darter's, who are to .sell at manufacturers lowest

authorized prices.

LOG

chains, dog chains, trace chain butt chains, fifth chains, stretcher chains, halter chains, Ac., Ac., at the Cheap Hardware store of

HUBS,

0 8

I the LARGEST and WNhST jobs of work of any I I other estnbl ishment in this county, in tho came length of time 1 travel through the counI try soliciting orders, and can say tothepublic, 1 will sell yon yonr work at the same price that

I will at the shop, and further© more, if there is any shop that can sell work from IS to SO per cent cheaper than I do. WIIY DON'T THEY DO IT. 1 DEFY COJfPETlTlox in prices, and if I don't furnish such Marble as I afrce to, you need not receive the work.

June.CT. 1W. C. I. RRI'S*DACE

CAMPBKLI. A HARTKR.

Y%70CLD it not be well for every man that is feeding corn worth 90 cents a bushel to buy

I^RKNCII

coffee Mill, new supply. Just received at Campbell A Ilartcra Mammoth.

HORSEandevery

shoes. Horse nails, toe calks, iron, steel other article that a blacksmith needs, very cheap at the Cheap Mammoth Hardware Store of Campbell A Ilarter's.

spokes, felloes, thimble skeina together with all kinds ot wagon-makers tools on hand2,cheap, at the old stand nf

APPLK

C. J. Rruiidago.

CAMPRELL 4 HAUTER'S.B

meat cutters and sausa

stuffcra for the fall trade, just received at

p-arer

stuffcrs for the tall trade, jas the cheap mammoth of Campbell Harter.

AAA Tl'X.S scrap iron wanted in exchange lUUU for stock of any kind by CAMPBELL A HARTER.

CrAMPBEI.I,

IIARTER'S will always be

found Headquarters for all kinds ammunition, shot, powder, lead. caps, catridges. pistols, game bags, shot bags and belts, together with a large assortment of gun trimming, blasting powder and fuse.

EVERYBODY

remember the place for bar-

gains at the old stand of the Cheap Store, No. 7 Commercial Row. cct9,1909*3 CAMPBELL A HARTER.

of the largns Cook Stoves in the market, with an oven by 'J3 inches so arranged that tho heat passes entirely around it. Thereby rendering it tlie quickest and evenest baker ever introduced. No turning tho bread around two or three times. We guarantee these stoves in every particular.and offering them five dollars lower than the same size stove can be bought in the Wabash Valley.

Ol' i: STOCK 1)1

N W A

n|s.. large, ami to

DRY GOODS. REDUCTION OF GOODS.

SIOKI

to buy

yon:

RICE CANINE.

STOVES.

Tile Best

IS U.tt A V? TSIK

CHEAPEST!

When y• in want

COOZ STOVE

l)o not fail to Ii

JE3F*."WI3Xr»S!

.•And r.vaniine his stork of strives.

THE ENTERPRISE

JOS&«S

MERCHANTS

offer

Superior Inducements

TIN. COPPKR AND S1IKKT IRON WAP.K

MAM'F.UTl'HKI) TO ORDKK.

OUR STOCK OF

HARDWARE

I-- large and as we buy exclu.-ively for cash

We Defy Competition.

Par" intciiiplnting building will du examine our

one of Sanford's superb strawcutters, very cheap ,,, ... ,, «_ CAMPBELL A HARTKR'S. |STl)('K AND 1 II I

licfors purclui^iiiif.

iSTo. 3 TCiiipire Rlock.

April 3 I8d9. V. Q. IRWIN.

LIVEHY.

L1VKRY,SA LEA. FEED STARLE Xorlli tide Market Street, CRAWFORDSVILLE, INDIANA.

Constantly on band the best of

Kinglr or Double Team*, Saddle llarMs.

new stock of

CARRIAGESAND BUGGIES

O N I S .':•= Running to all train?.

All ordersleft at my Office promptly filled. May 50.1PC0 B. IN'SLKY.

GREAT REDUCTION!

THE PRTCE

-OK-

A I E S

A S

O S A N S

CONREB BOOK STORE.

"THE OIJ3D

BOOK STORE

The lire of December S3 h4j caused a

REMOVAL

Of the old corner r.

BOOK STORE

To the South room.

National Block, Washington Street,

Where may be found a

FULL STOCK

AK Miwellftneou*. School,iCullogo, Toy and RUnk Books, including choice lot or

Bibles, Prayer and

UVBD

Books.

Note, Lettor, Cap, Bill and Wroppinc PAPERS. Hhff and White Envelores, Slates. Ink. Mucilage. :Crnyon. Pencil!, and all that i« necessary to mnko a full stock of

STATIONERS' GOODS.

A full and nicie line of

Pocket Cutlery & Pocket Books.

Having lost our entire slock of Wall and Windu*

A E S

We havo received since an ontiro newtoek in that line, and a*k your attention the bent, prottiest andcheapest nssortmont ever offered in thid city.

A XIC'K ANSORTJHEWT

of (,'urtoin?, Good.« and Fixtures.

I'KTI KEFKAME8& MOLDINGS

had nl.«o ta lay in ft now stock of Krnine»'ani Moldings, which.nre

A J51in.d.S CHEAPER THAN EVER

l'urticuliiir attention paid to Kramiug Picturei. and no extra charftTor work. Cordtnntl Tinsel and Picture .NniN.

to in/ the

Mm :,,,.

We receive till the leading

.IfiipiziiicMiuid IVnrspaiii'nt.

IIliving over fifty different kind* our list prompty .'supplied.

and any not

DAILY PAPEBS,

Tho Indianapolis,"JOURNAL and SKNT1XKL andjlhe Lafayette JOURNAL nro receiredlevery I morning, nnd. delivered to'subscriber* at publishers'rnf.v.

We cannot begin to enumerate all tbat we bavotoselljbutask you to hunt up the old|«tnblishment. and see what we! havo. And while wo would thafik the publio for their former liberal patronage, we would ask a continuance ot the same. and uliall try and deservo^it by our attention to the wants of the community, and soiling nt such price? an will «uit all reasonable people.

I.. A. lOOTi: A Co. fell. I», lrtiu.

NEW GOODS.

S I S O S A I I N

IT E2 "W" O- O O X) S

I I O N S

Arriving at the

Graham Establishment

I'II Kx'li

int for Goods.

LUMBER,

SHINGLES, FEATHERS, BUTTER,

HORSES, CATTLE, HOGS,

A SHEEP.

l.(K)0,0(M) I'oiindti'of Wool Wanted

In exchange Tor

|GOODS OR CASH!

l:.rit,t^V

Western Jeans, Cassinets, Flannels,

Yarns,

McCLURE, FRY & Co.'s

Jou«

Irdi.

Blankets, Cassimers

T( 1-:\ I IA XfrR G00D8

Will pur ttiebighvii prices fur Wovl at th

CJrahuii Hoiu«.

ilirch^u. UC9.