Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 6 November 1869 — Page 3

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THE JRBVTETW.

CIRCULATION

iiEnnn. Accommodation,

Sooth

ayketown.by

Etoirr new store rooms arc already projected for tiuilding next spring.

HIAOABA Company

lot

No. 1, with there new

machine, were out Inst Wednesday evening.

of new passenger cars for the I.,

B. & W. R. W. nvc arrived at Indianapolis.

Col. Barcus is making rapid progress with the railroad bridge over the Dry Brance-,

Maxy of our citizens arc anxious toexperience a slight earthquake shock, just for the novelty of the thing.

Mr.('Oliver

has presented us with

•ome of the finest potatoes ever grown in this county.

U. M. Scott is the very best snuff-box detective in the city. If you don't believe it, aik Burbridge the city treasurer.

Tuk remains of Mrs. John Switxer were committed to their final resting place, last Suudtty, in the Odd Fellows' cemclery.

Tat firemen of our city intend having a gay and festive time on Thanksgiving night. Further particulars next week.

The medical fraternity of our city have made money during the past year. The lawyers have done well, and our preachers look fat and sleek.

The Bulls of Wall street, New York, are said to be negotiating for Irwin's Golden Stove, which, if they succeed in securing they will immediately bull the gold mnrketi

There is aomo talk of the Superintendent of the I.,

B. & W. R. R. giving our

oitixnna a free oxcttrsion trip to Indianapolis.

Tiik man who looked so carefully through the Indianapolis Mirrvr on lust Friday for late telegraph dispatches, has purchased a last years almanac.

Mr. B.

Graves will lecture on spiritual-

Ism at the Court House on next Wednesday Thursday and Friday nights. Persons wishing to know something of tho spirit world, would do well to attend.

The Good Templars of our city will give a grand supper, at Eltzroth Ilall, next Tuesday night. A present will be voted the prettiest woman and the ugliest man. A pleasant timo is anticipated.

partt

of movers on their way west

were stopped on Main street, last Wednesday, and their wagon9 searched for stolen property. None being found they were permitted to move on their w'ny rejoicing.

The side walk in front of Ceutcr Church should be planked or bricked before bad weather sots in. Last winter it was almost impassable. The council should attend to the matter promptly.

spiritual

seer of our city informs us

that a tremendous comet will enter our system somo time in tho month of January 1870, and that by the latter part of Febuary it will present a magnificent appearance.

The advent in our city of Madam Von Gobcrt, the celebrated clairvoyant, has caused no little stir and excitement in spiritual circles. Her knowledge of pnst and future events are said, by thoso who have called upon her, to be wonderful and miraculous. As she will remain but a few dnys longer at the Richardson House, every person who has a desire to know something of the future. should call and see her.

The eastern mail due here every evening is now divided between the Louisville, New Albany and Chicago, and the Indianapolis, Bloomington and Western Railroads, each bringing portion. The Postmaster at Indianapolis will confer a favor on ourcitizens by reprimanding the blockheadfclerks in his office and compel them to perform their duties aright. All mail matter for the Crawfordsville office should be aent by the latter road.

Baknabas

Uobbs,

the radical Stato Su

perintendent of Public Instruction, lectured at the New School church a few nights since. Barnabas is a slight improvement on the romantic Hoss. whose unfledged genius auiaied our village pedagogues, a few month* since still, Barnabas is hardly the right man in the right place. Iiis ideas of how to conduct public schools, and the proper methods of teaching, are crude and Utopian. In nature, he is sectarian and bigoted, and under his administration we may look to see our public schools perverted and the religious dogmas and absurdities of the day impressed upon the minds o.f our chil* dren.

Ofitan.

fresh aeleoted oysters for Sunday can b« bad at Paul Hughes' to-night by the can •r half

cab.

H« keeps the best brand in

*k# V- 3& St A *'s' V"

Excrnxo Ti*e—Attempt

2.00C

InilaMMll*. rmwfhPdsTllie, taitaiTitle Railroad. l«eave Crawfordsville #-00 %. m. Arrive at Indianapolis 10.-05 a. m. J,eave Indianapolis Jfl p.m. Arrive at Orawiordsville 6:00 p.

id.

Louisville, Now Albany & Chicago Bail Road.

OOING NORTfT:

Aoentnnsodatlnn .01* a-, m. Ejrpreet. T0 p. m.

GOING south:

.91* A.m. 5 32 p.

'Arrfjal»»"' Depwrfure of the Poat HRc« la Crawfordavill®. Daily—Going

PJf

A.M.

Xnrth 7 P.M.

'Thorstowh,by

Hnek

iirirf*

Jlnniiiji

and

Friday* 7 P. M. p„,wrt,i Tuesdays A Saturday* 11 A.M.

Alaxo. ny hack nrrirei Tuesdays and Saturdays •....10A.M. depart* "same days at .... I.P. M. W"

hack arrives Tuesday* Saturday!... 0)fA.M. departs same days at 12M.

iBocrrii^LX. by hack. arrives Monday*. Wednesday* and Fridays....) P. 1 depart* Tuesday*. Thursdays. and Saturday* A. M. K*WTOWJ», by carrier arrive* Tuesday*.

Thursdays and Saturdayt....IS) M. depart* same days at 1 P. M,

IxdiaXa•(

POLII".

by carrier arrive* Wednesday* and Saturday* MM. depart* same days at.." 1P.M.

CITY NEWS.

Hate you seen the lady in velvet?'

Brsi.frss is crowding southward on Washington street.

Expose

the

Davexports.—Last night a party came over from Lonisvillc to attend the seance of the Davenport Brothers and expoae them. Soon after the light was pat out and the coat was put on Fay, one of the party lighted a phosphorescent powder contained in a tin lid and it set in the aisle. Instantly the house was lighted up and great confusion ensued. The Davenports denounced the man as a coward and called upon him to. show himself, but no person seems to have seen who Ptrtick the light, at any rate they did not tell. Threats of putting out the offender were loudly made and some short words were passed between a mon from Louisville and one of the^brothers in regard to an allusion made about a party from that city who had threatened to follow ihem here for the purpose of exposing them. Finally all was quieted down and the •how went on. Unfortunately the light was struck a little too soon to make any discovery, but we cannot say it was exactly (he falrthingto violate the rules of the performers even" though a violation might lead to the detection of Fny in the trick. Some are of the opinion that the DaveDports did the trick themselves in order Io gain the sympathies of the audience, but we doubt it, as Fay turned as white ft? a corpse at the instant the light flnehed up.—AVw Albany LEDGER.

The Davenports are expert jugglers. Their performance here several years ago was decidedly clever and amusing, and well worth the price of admission. Vet with all their art they were detected by the simple use of printers ink, which left its indelible stain upon their hands, proving at once conclusively and beyond all doubt that they themselves did the feat of untying the rope, thumping the banjo, &c., And that the '-spirits" had no haud whatever in the matter. Should ihey again visit, our city they mny rely on drawing good houses. They are unquestionably the beat juprplers traveling.

Furniture.

The best made furniture in the city can be found at Konstanzer's.

Bank Saloon.

Lovers of the good things of this life, excinsionating to Indianapolis on Monday next should not fail to call on Pat Welch of the Bank Saloon.

Boots & Shoes.

Webster & Son have now the largest and best assorted slock of boots and shoes in the city. You will find no trouble in getting a pood fit at their house.

Educational.

The Sisters of the Holy Cross beg leave to inform their friends and patrons that the second term opens on Thursday, 11th inst. Pupils are charged, however, onlv from the date of entrance.

State Sentinel.

The Daily State Sentinel is received here every morning at 9 o'clock, and can be had by calling at Major Foot's Book Store. As a newspaper the Sentinel is now ahead of all its contemporaries in the State, and equal to the best dailies published in the great eastern cities. Subscribers will find a full and complete telegraphic reports of everything in the shape of important news transpiring on the globe.

Excursion to Indianapolis. The Indianapolis, Bloomington & Western Railroad, having^ received their new and magnificent palace cars, will make up a train on next Monday, the 8th, for a grand excursion to the capital of the State.' The city co/incil, press, and faculty of Wabash College are nmong the invited guests. The train will leave at 10 o'clock A.M., and return at the pleasure of the excursionists.

Lecture.

The citizens of Crawfordsville will have the privilege of enjoying a rich treat on next Monday evening in hearing Dr. Louis da Silva deliver his celebrated Lecture on the Ilistorj- of the Jesuits, lie having been a pupil of that order, and is well acquainted with its spirit and plans. Dr. Silva delivered his lecture on Maximilian in Mexico, on Thursday evening, before the students and Faculty of the college to the very great satisfaction of all his hearers. Rev. J. Tliom, pastor of the Congregational church, Cleveland, Ohio, states that Dr. de Silvs delivered his lecture on tho History of the Jesuits with very great acceplanco to the people of that. city. Bo sure to go and hear ihe Doctor in "Father Heckor's' assertion 'The United States to be Roman Catholic, refuted, and why."

LOCAL ITEMS.

Cheap John.

Buy your fine Table Linens of Cheap John.

Cheap John.

Buy your fine Fantascopie ^Spectacles of Cheap Jcl.r

Lamps.

A large lot of Coal Oil Lamps on hand at the old stand, for sale at rrdncrd prices. 0ct30 w3. ROBB & MAHORNEY.

A Large

Stock of Boots and shoes at the Stone Front. Very cheap. s2"tf

Horse Noils.

The celebrated ausable horse nails for sale by Campbell & Harter. o2"w4

Hall's

Vegetable Sicilian Hair Renetcer is a splendid dressing for the hair. No other like it. Try it and judge for yourselves.

NEW STYLES

Hats and Caps, very cheap, at the Enterprise Oct. 2.

Cheap John.

Buy your fine Roger's Plated Ware, warranted 5 years, of CHEAP JOHN.

Doors, Sash, and Blind*. The largest stock in town at factory prices, at Campbell & Hnrter's o23w4

Now

Is the time to repaint your buildings and fences. The materials for which, you can find, cheap, at Fry's Drugstore.

THOSE

Paisley, Eugenie, Arab, Sitka, Cashmere, single and double, and Breakfast Shawls, at the Enterprise. Oct.2.

Paints.

Billy Fry sells more glass, paint, putty, oil, &c than any other man. and does it for less money.

GO TO THE

Enterprise Cash House for new fell and winter Drees Goods and Trimmings, at low Cash prices.

Oct a

Pure Drugs,

Chemicals, dye stuffs, brushes, paints, oils and varnishes, at the lowest possible rates, at T. W. Frys & Co.'s, Green street drug store.

Hot Coffee.

This delightful beverage can We had at boar* at Paul Hughes' bakery.

Irwim,

Of the Golden Store, having taken a big contract on the Railroad, is now offering his entire stock of Stovea. Hardeware, tinware and Queensware at cost. Do not fail to call and see him before be sells out.

Robert Caxsoa

Will non'be found in his new brick, National Block, No. C, on Washington street, with a full assortment of groceries as cheap as tfee cheapest. July 1769tf

Fine Cat, Fine Cut. Fine Cut—"North Star," "Nortk Star," "North Star," Don't forget that- beat fine cut is the "North Star,*' and that Mahomey & Gerrard sells it by the cart load. oSOto

Wood for Sale.'

will have during the coming winter months 800 cords of good wood for sale at my yard. Leave yonr orders at James Lee & Brother's. I oSO-3 MORRIS LEE.

Tie Latest

Styles of Ladies', Misses' .and Childrens' dress ^pattern, just received from Mme. Demorest's Emporium of fashion, of New York City, by Miss Addie Moore, two d'-ors south of the M. E. church.

Mahorney & Gcrrard

Have opened a first class dining room over their bakery, and are prepared to furnish warm meals or lunch at any time, also oyster soup and fried oysters. Their charges are very moderate, and cordially invite the patronage of the people. oSO-o

OctSO w3.

Fresh Oyster Depot.

You can get the finest oysters by the can. or half con, at greatly reduced prices, at Mahorney & Gerrard's Excelsior Bakery also oyster soup served up in the finest style at their dining room over the bak^rv. o30-5

Brick, Brick.

I am now prepared to fill orders for brick having a large stock on hand. My brick are nil made of ihe best quality of clay, and burned hard, and are equal to any manufactured brick in this county. Leave •your orders at James Lee & BroV i.30-3," MORRIS LEE.

Drugs.

The last shall be first.—Scripture. Verified by the fact that the drug siore established in this city after the others had been in full operation for years, is now eclipsing all the rest in the way of trade. Look in at Fry's Drug Store on Green Street and see.

AT THE ENTERPRISE. The latest styles and most ele* gant and cheapest in the city.

Oct23'G9

By Cable.

Belfast, Ireland, Oct.

Cheap John, of Crawfordsville, State of Indiana, United States, has just been shipped this day. per Steamer City of Cork, one bale of goods. o23w4 TIIOS. McCONNELL & CO.

Judge Naylor's Property For Sale. Judge Kaylor will dispose of his property. Having a front of over 250 feet on Franklin Street, and containing over

acres. It will be sold to suit purchasers in town lots or in bulk. Quick sale is the Judge's motto. For terms, inquire at M. M. Whitford's law office. Stone Font, Mavorsoffice. june26tf

Robb & Mahorney

Would respectfully inform their patrons that they will move in 30 nays, their entire stock of Queensware, Glassware, Stoves, Tin ware, and Tin shop, to their A'no Iron Front Business Boom, one square south. They have in stock and in transit a large assortment, of French China, also, 20 crates of Iron Stono China, which will be sold cheap for cash, also, a large stock of Cook & Parlor Stoves, 0ct30 w3

Billiars.

First-class billiard tables at the Driskell Saloon. The best, of liquors and cigars kept on hand. Epicures will find the bill of fare unrivalled by any estaurant in the city. Nov.7 ly.

Paints, Oil, &c.

Mr. Wm. R. Fry, of the Green street Drug. Store, informs us that he is now prepared to supply paints, oils, glass, putty, etc., to contractors at very lowpst oon tract prices. Persons engaged in building will find it to their interest to consult hie price list before buying their materials.

Dry Goods, Blankets, Coverlets & Under ware at Auction. Go to the Pursell House and get bargains. They are selling dry goods, notions, blankets, coverlets, undershirts and drawers, fancy goods, &c., at an immense sacrifice, und the fair and liberal manner in which the sale is conducted is drawing larger crowds every day. Saturday's are always the best and our country friends will do well to be on hand. Novo—-lw.

Apples, Apples.

I wish to purchase one thousand bushels of choice Winter Apples, the fruit to be delivered at my store, on Main street, opposite the Court House, for which I will pay nn extra price above the market quotations. I want the apples delivered at the earliest time possible. P- SIMPSON.

Oct23w3

Lros's

PUBS. -J :.'fA

Ladis', Misses', and Gents' Furs, beautiful and cheap, at the Enterprise. oct23'69

Stoves.

120 good Sheet Iron. Parlor and Heating Stoves. 100 hnndred Cast Parlor & Box Heating Stoves. 200 good Cook Stoves, will he sold cheap at the old stand, as we are anxious to reduce the stock before we move. ROBB & MAHORNEY.

The author has evidently not written this book in a hurry. While there is not a rinplepoint in the subject overlooked, the style of composition and method of treating each branch of the theme, area strong evidence that the greatest care and study were taken in its preparation. Prof. Parson's is old in low. Long a student, long a practioner, and long the roost eminent teacher of Law in the land, lie is well fitted to prepare such a work. This Book we can heartily "ndorse. We wish there was a copy in every house in the country. We hope that nonian will refuse to subscribe for this valuable work, when the chance is offered lo him by the Agent. The study of this Book will make a man a complete Business Lawyer. And for the saving of many bard-earned dollars let every man have it. II. C. Larch, of this county, is the agent for the sale of this work. 0ct80

Katbaibox

Mahorney Misaceil

Ab'jh O'Neal .Tnme» Bruscnbarick I, Ilerr Richard Epperson Mrs James Lynn Mrs Julia Coons Mrs Jane Payne Mrs Susan Austin Mrs Sally Grey Mrs Sophia (ialey Mr. Johnson Mrs A Galloway Mrs Gemina Steele Mrs E Oono'vay Mrs Catherine Grey MrsLydiv Myers Mrs Hopkins

MrsOLidikry Mrs Marie Messcck Mrs John Canino Mrs S

RushpII

Mrs Lucinda Whito Mrs S Sergant Mrs Susan Benson

29, P. M. 1869,

May29 '09 tf.

WEEKLY REVIEW-CRAWORDSVILLE, INDIANA, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1869.

The Secret of Beauty

Lies in the use of Hagan's Magnolia Balm for the Complexion. Roughness, Redness, Blotches, Sunburn, Freckles and Tats disappear where it is applied, and a beautiful Complexion of pure, satin-like texture is obtained. The plainest features arc made to glow with Healthful Bloom and Yontbfnl Beauty.

Remember, Hagan's Magnolia Baltn is the thing that produce these effects, and any Lady can secure it for 75 cents at any of our stores.

is the best hair dres

sing. Oct. 16 ml

Cheap John

This affable iiinerant merchant, whose name has become familiar to every man, woman, and child in Montgomery county, has lately received a large invoice of wares which he proposes to dispose of at very low figures. The spectacles sold by him are unsurpassed, being of the new and improved kind so highly esteemed by her Majesty Queen Victoria.

A Card.

We, the undersigned citizens of Montgomery county, Indiana, having purchased of "Cheap John" spectacles, do cheerfully recommend him to all those.who desire to to purchase for themselves or friends. The glasses are the celebrated "Pantiscopic," and possess the virtue of never tiring or weakening the eye. To all those wishing to purchase we would recommend to give, him a call before purchasing Henry Nicholson. W. If. Wallace Al. Rxmey. Wm. W.Galev. Daniel lli'hnn. Snmuel (l. Irwin. William McClelland David Vaneleavo .. R. M. Layne

Perry Miller James WLynn Thomas S Kelly John H.«rpe Joseph Sweerigen Samuel Watson Win Hendrickson Silvester Cooper .lohnBritton .lames Ball ." .i.'ceph Allen v. Wm Grey Taylor Kuffington OMR Aandrson John McConnell James Hal! Thomas Campbell, Wm Canine hr John Hendricks «. .1 S Grey aDavid lialey Kli Conway Wm Myers Wm Gott GG Warbin Gemiliel lluuiics I).i Funk A Willard

W Snyder JJ fi W Pearson ... Garret Hnrlen Win Oilkpy Darwin Hills Jamea Sidener Wm Monroe t'harle* A!l .losrph O'Brien Jpsse Dnrham Sairupl Gillilnnd John Bnrdhust Aaron Knust Wm Larne *,•

A Card.

To the Editor oj Crawfordsville JRevieie Dear Sir:—Through your paper, allow me to inform my friends and the public generally that I have lesumed the practice of law.

Office in Crawfordsville, opposite the Post Office. LEW. WALLACE. Crawfordsville, Dec. 12, 18G8. ktf

A Card.

1 would inform my old friends and customers, that for the present, I will repair such watches, clocks, and jewelry, as they may desire and I will be found at. my residence at all hours for that purpose. I have also just received a fine assortment of Seth Thomas'1 clocJes, which will be sold very cheap, and will be warranted. Let my old friends, and all others, call at my residence, where I will be happy to see them. m27tf. JAMES PATTERSON.

To Consumptives.

THE Advertiser, having been restored to health in a few weeks, by a very simple remedy, after bavin? suffered several years with a severe lunc affection and that dread disease, Consumption—is anxions to make known to his fel-low-suffeerrs the means of cure.

To all who desire it, he will send a copy of the prescription used (freo of charge), with the direction for preparing and using the same, which tLey will find a

sure

svmption.

Cure

For sale by all Lrueeists. JAilES HUDU1.K 1

nuc'

CO. Proprietors,

i'-ly 41 Bullitt St. Louisville hy.

REMOVAL.

G. W. PEARSON

Has removed his shop four doors south of his old stand, over Carson's New Grocery Store,

Cutting and Making

Done to order.in the latest styles. oclSGDtf:

PADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.

August 31, l£C9m30ct.)6

fl.

Doherty

Mrs Susan Ellict Mrs Nancy t'umpbeU Mrs Delia Newell Mrs S Ooper Mrs Martisha Mann Mrs Jane Vaneleavo Mrs Ann BufTinston Mrs Mary Watson Mrs Jane Vanhook Mrs SylhiaGill Mrs Hannah Sidcncr Mrs White Mrs S A West Mrs Ruth Craig Mrs E Nicholson Mrs Ellen O'Neal Mrs Lucy II (Jwynn Mrs ltusenbarsck Mrs l'crinely Hushes

:c.

Nov»—w4

SPECIALS.

On Time.

Anybody can buy the best cook stove in the market, the oven so arranged that tho heat passes entirely around it, baking quick and even. Very cheap at Irwin's, sittn of tho Golden Stove, on six month's time. He will sell queensware and glassware lower than any house in this trade. Remember his stoves are guaranteed and sold on six month's time. Call and see him.

Errors of Youth.

A' Gentleman who suffered for years from Nervous Debility. Premature Decay, and all the effects of youthful indiscretion, will, for the sake of suffering humanity, send free to all who need it. the receipt and directions for making the Isimple remedy by which be was cured. Sufferers wishing to profft by tho advertiser's experience, can do so by addressing, in perfect confidence, JOHN B. OGDEN,

May 291869,ly. No. 42Cedar st New York.

Nov.# 1607

1869-70.

for

Con-

Asthma,Bronchitis, etc. The ob

ject of the advertiser in sending tho Prescription is to benefit the af&icted. and spread information which he conceives to be invaluable and he hopes every suffer will try his remedy, as it will cost them nothing, and may prove a blessing.

Parties wishing the prescription, will please adress Rev.EDWARD

October, C3, 1SC9,

A. WILSON.

Williamsburg, Kings County, New York. May29„691y

Worthy of Attention.

T« Dr. Tboiunn A. ilurlry: I hereby certify that during the last year I was attacked with the Ague while in Vicksburg, Miss., and used several pt-pular patent medicines with but temporary relief. On reaching home the disease returned in a worse type, if possible, when my medical attendant ordered Quinine, in large doses, frequently as high as 60 grains per day, and which must have cost me nearly S100. 1 consulted Dr. Smith, of Louisville, and found he prescribed Quinine and Arsenic, combined, which I refused to take, preferring to let the disease take its course. I was almost bloodless, extremely exhausted, and pronounced with enlarged Liver and Spleen. At about this time the advertisement of Hurley's Ague Tonic appeared in a city paper, and I determined to give it a trial. 1 did so and have no reason to regret it. One bottle restored me completely, and since that time I have seen nearly a hundred cases in which it acted with equally happy result, and would certainly recommend it as preferable to any other Tonic before the public. JAMES MARTIN, Engineer, '•ouisvillo. Ky.. June 14, 1603.

'v*

Professor Parsons' Laws of Business. We have received the above work from the publishers. Having given i! an examination, we nre strongly urged by our own belief of the worth of ihe Book, to give it nn editorial notice. This Treaiise aims to bring an accurate and useful understanding of the Laws of Business to every person in the land. A work of this kind has 'long been in the utmost demnnd and we feel satisfied that none of the kind heretofore published are lo any estent so well written and so useful as that of Prof. Parson's. No man lives who does not have more or less legal business to attend to. and a person not being posted on the i/orfuj operandi naturally goes to a lawyer and has it done for him, and ihe cost of the one case, is frequently more than double what this work would cost— If every man would get a copy of this Book and preserve it, he would be able to do all his own legal business himself, and at the same time, his knowledge of genera! useful law, would be much improved.

INDIANAPOLIS.

New Fall Dry Goods!

THE NEW YORK STORE,

INDIANAPOLIS.

We beg leave to inform oar f.-iends and customers that wc have now ready for their iorpeotioo the

MOST EXTENSIVE and CHEAPEST STOCK

NEW PALL DRY GOODS

Ever opened at

THE NEW YORK STORE.

S E N I A A I N S

Now bein? received for Dry Goods, eo to

The New York Store, Indianapolis, Indiana.

DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, &c.

Wasson. C.

Cloths, Hosiery, Flannels,

WASSON fc ELLMORE!

No. 3 COMMERCIAL BLOCK,

CBAWPORDSYILLB, TTSnDTJ^lSirJL.

a a a S

Also, a well assorted stock of

33 O E S I S

Also, a full lino of

Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, Olass & Queensware

ENTERPRISE CASH STORE

A magnificent line of dress goods are oifered at low figures.

Waterproof, Beaver, Ch inch ilia, Cloths, Cloakings, Overcoats, {Shawls, Plaid, Plain ami Opera, Flannels,

Dress Trimmings, Buttons and Notions in endless variety. LADIES', MISSES' & CENTS' FURS CHEAP.

Attention is called to our large and new stock of

Cormr of Green and Marrcei Streetf.

Crawfordsville, Indiana.

TIIK

new firm would respectfully inform thf citizens of -Montgomery county ihnt thfy have purchased the Grocery embli.-hmrnt ns the known Lynn A Son Grocery, wbercwill be found a lar?e assortment ot

Cocsistinp 01"

Coffee* Tea, Sugar.

ish, •Molasses, Spices,

'W'OTICE is hereby gi\en that I have been ap1/ poin'ed Administrator of the estate of George W. Smith, deceased, late of Montgomery connty. Ind. The estate is probably solvent. All persons owing said estate are notified to come forward and make settlement, and tbo«« having I claims against the same to present them duly authenticated. JOHN R. COOKS,

Ot,9O,lM03w s«r f,v AdalkiiUator.

Vfoocfoi If*are, Crockery, Tobacco, #c., #c.

We bine retained the services of Mr. Henry Sloan, the popular salesman, so well known t6 the public, and shall be pleased to rtceivc call? from all the old friendi of tho former firm.

We shall pay the highest market price at alii times for

O E

AND SELL

O E I E S

At tbe lowest figures.

D*Stfiee8. BECK JOHXSON.

VV".

the tow est market price.

DRY GOODS.

©i ©,

Unequaled in the city.

Also Our Hat anil Cap Department is Very Full.

Ready-Made Clothing, Underware, Gloves, Boots and Shoes, Below Competition. E E E E I S

C. E. FIJLLE^WIDER ItKO., Main Street, Opposite Court House, Crawfordsville, Indiana.

GROCERIES. SALOON.

BECK & JOHNSON!

DEALERS I

Groceries & Provisions,

Ellmore.

O O S

Cassiraeres, Gloves, White Goods,

Dress Goods, Notions, Shawls,

WASSON ELLMORK.

1669-70.

O O S

gALOON

-AND-

E A A N

FLORENCE RICHTER,

A NNOL'NCKS to the citizens of Crfiwfi.rd--iY «v 11 and' vicinity that he hru opened a Firnl-Clna. Mnlooiinuil ftc.lnin-niil, n!

No. 2. Commercial Row. Green St.,

Where he will keep er.njtnntiy or. hamt '.lie purest brands of

\V JS ES. ALES.

Sole Agent for the celebrated bottled Ale. for family liNe.

Imported and native Wine* for Medicinal ftn sacramental purposes.

rilllKATI.VIi DKIMK Itim

is unrivaled. All the luxuries and snli^lanliat-

iif

the season served up at short notiee

Al«-». ayeut for the celebrate-l

Saddle Hook Oysters.

FREE Ll

Everyday at 10o'clock A. M.

uc»*l *C8yau»I

BOOTS AND SHOES. MILIJNEBY.

Free entertainment!'Fall and Winter Stock.

At the eorner of Main and Green »!if«l"

Curtis' Old 8tand

Webster & Son,

The Mnnaccrs. bare tho honor to announce to tho oitiiens of Crawfordsville and vioinity a scries of general entertainment* at the popular

BOOT & SHOE STORE,

Corner of Main r.nd Green streets by their celebrated ..

Stock Company,

Commonoins immediately and continuing until I further notice.

Programme-Part First.

Company

'•inderilla. or slippers to sell Recitative—Predestrian'a Lament, "How long, how lone shall I complain.

Like one who seeks for Boots in vain Chorus. "Not long, not long for you can find

That the Websters keep every kind."

Part Second.

Nary a Rip Polka.•••• *-omR"'?ir Parody Billy .'•Father, dear father, come homo with mo now

My shoes are all out at. tho toe You promised to shoo Johnnie and#I.I And you know it's very wicked to lio." Metamorphosis and Tableaux, in which tho Shoeless Brigade appear in Ono and coarso Boots and Shoes, Balmorals. Scottish Balmorettas, Button

Polish. Congress Gaitrrs. Black Crook Boots. Base Ball Shoes, etc. Company Reception of Greenbacks... Company

T'i ooneliulo with the highly pleasing and solepati«fyin»: fnroo of

PERFECT FITS!

This is anew piece, and is no danger of being played out.

Three Performnuces Daily,

Morning, afternoon an'l evening. «"l'l

BOOTS AND SHOES.

IMMENSE ARRIVAL

BOOTS and SHOES!

T. S. KELLEY & CO.'S

J)'! 1»* ROO.lt.

A IMMENSE STOCK OF LVi.KV K1NU Ol"

Mens' Boots, Boys' Boots, Ladies' Shoes. Childrens' Shoes, alflo Rubbers and Overshoes.

All of which will pi sitivly bt s«ld ft.r cath at the very tmailctt profit.

Wo manufacture ,-oJ ke»p

IHOME

L/QUORS, AM) rv Ai.

p.stani:j,ou

a fill! a «ortmcDt cf

MADE WORK

Phi up by the very ben of mechanic*,

md all

mide of No. 1 •elec'tvi su.-k whi.^b «"it! at pric" tbet

Citiren* of M-.c-romery connlr ».-f i-qncstrd ..-a!l before pnrviha-ing.

Remember the Place, Main Street, New Iron Front, tf Doors East of Public Square,

CHAWifOIUDSVILLX, IND.

s*pi)8.)&eu.

MRS. L. M. WILLIAMS

Has received as assortment cf

MILLINERY GOODS.

COMPRISINGattention

a complete fall and winter

stock. The of the ladies of Crmw* fordsrille and vicinity is invited to this opportunity for securing cheap millinery goods.

ROOMS IN NATIONAL BLOCK,

Washington Street, Crawfordsville

Sept. 13 1869.

AGUE CUBE.

lit Pills, Convenient for Use. Contains no Quinine. Produces no Dizziness, No Ringing in the Eare. One Dose in a day sufficient. VJ Cures Ague in all its forms. •_ .3 No Unpleasant Taste. Safe for the Youngest Children. No change of Diet required. Exposure or unusual exercise" will not destroy its Efficiency.»

MEYER BROTHERS & CO.,

GENERAL AGENTS.

Fort Waye, Ind., and St. lamia For sale by nil Driing't^tc. WHOLESALE ANI RETAIL 71Y

BINFORD & BROTHER

July 2-t.

IPGfl.u'-M

INDIANAPOLIS,

PAT WELCH,

f»r"

ther notice. Ooor3 open at aeven.o clock A. JI.: Indianapolis. Indiana, close at nino 1. M.

DO NOT FORGET THE PLACE,

Corner of Oreeu nnrt Main streets, where may be found the best na»ortmcnt of all kinds and styles of Roots and Shoe*, at tho lowest pneos. Your inspection of Roods and price" solicited. e«pt,16.1HCflif

Proprietor of the

BANK SALOON,

No. 23, West Washington Street,

Wishes to iiiftii'ia his ninny friecds in tbi» cit» nnl vieinily tlmt he still keeps eonstanly on hand the very be^t qnnlity of

Wines Whiskies.'Ales,Cigars, and Lager Beer.

Ilih lioiiflu ia uhvny? ('pen hi« thirsty frftndi. Don't forgot ihe plnec. No. £11. WoM Wnibinfton Ptrcct. Iinlf b.ock cart of Pulincr ilouie, seplfUS09m3

MACHINERY.

R. M. McGRATH 4 Co.,' MACHINISTS,

MiinuI'Mctnrors of Corn Shelters, Horse Powers, Drop Siiws, fvjjrnrlMills, Siifrnr Kettles. Cnstinjrs, Brass

Castings and Machinery of every description.

JI.W. Improved

THIMBLE SKEINS,

[J'ntontod Jnnunry 2S.

inns t'CTyl.

1EG8.

a E a

Con turn out Repair Work in a few hours, hop on »1 St.. souili of Bramble Rouse,

LaFayette, Ind.

TO THE LADIES.

MAIN STREET, |A Card to the Ladies

I)li. DLTONCO'S

CRAWFORDSVILLE, INDIANA, {|()|(|f|| IVl'iwHtfll Pills,

For Females-

InfitlliibN1 in I'orrrclinji rrrjtulnrlllea, Krtim villa Olnlriirlioaa of Ihe .TIoulblyB Tuina, Tram nhntrvrr 'iin»r, and ulwsi)* Ntirco.fiil ii* a

I'rrrrulnlirr.

ONE FILL IS A DOSE.

I Fomiilc.3 perculinrly situated, or those suppo'inir thein-elve" so. nre cautioned again'l using the«e Pill* bile in thn condition, lest they invi:e irji--arrinrr-, nfier which admonition the

I'orprieti.r n«-um'.*rio responsibility, altboogh ihrlr iriMni?«.« would prevent any mischief tohi-altli otherni*e the Pills arn recoramen-

VlOST IMAlOIiLE REMEDY for the aileviati'.n of tho«e sufTerinff from any S iirceulnritic- whatever, n* well us tn prevent aa inTrn'e of fmjiil when health will not permit it quieliuc the nerve* and bringing back tb» "ro«j color of h"n!th"to the click of the most di-lieiite.

Full it

1 a

direction?

nccompany each

b.-T. Priro '1 per boj 0 h..,re* Ji. Sold in Crnwfonl-ville. by H. J. Itltiford 4k Bra*.'

liruEL'i-!'-'. *olc airenf. for .'riiwfurd«ville. l.iiilii bv Heading th *1 to the Orawfordivilli- l'i.-t UHifc. inn bnvo tlm Pills sent (ennfidcniiM'y l*y

ii:m1

hind

to any port of the country.

I I'o-mer. Sold also by Oco. Y. f.'timinz A Co. La ray r'le. Ii.d. in Indianapolis, by Moody Hmther*.

J. lirvno and Itruwoinzl Sloan, and by "onti druzeext" in cry town in til- niicj blHted. and lir S. 1'. 1I0\% K, Side Propretor. cr jnn 0 I

TAILORING.

TS: OTICET"

I NEW FIBM

Defy Competition EDINGER & BISHOPS

If v..u wart p-' atunff garment, cut, in.-de, Mr. John Wfhop^s well known tL 1-eiitiiy. K\ery b'-dy ••.••''•.^3 kix'f hat be i- 'i No. I mc-hnriir.

if-.s fittins garment, cut, or

l-' i!utnis Ahva.vs on Haiid.

(\irins pTMi ptly an.l wArrautcd to (it ovt-rj tliiu*

.GIVE THEM A CALL.

I.,,... Pu'inew Crawford'-! P.uildine. eu tr-.n-T Stone pr

Main Street. Crawfordsville, Ind.

S. t.

j-J-y.il'is Lb Shovel Plow, f„rth« mHljooft^