Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 6 November 1869 — Page 4

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MIDNIGHT MUSIC.

pnased beside a brook which wandered

light,

hear

And in a town close by the bells were ringing.

Thia mingled

Cariosity.

The Dunkirk Journal says that a curious individual was greatly perplexed at the opening of the Masonic rooms, the other night, to understand the why and whereforo of the three large candles which had conspieious positions. He viewed theui ou all ^sides, thoughtfully sumuiiug up in his mind their probable use. At last his patience was exhausted, and turning suddenly about made bold ta ask a

Mason "what those candles were for."' The Mason, looking about him to see that no ono was near, and exacting the 'most solemn promises of secresv, got close up to the ear of his friend, and with 'bated breath whispered "The ^candles are to burn." The curious man hasn't told any person about it, bat somehow, such things will leak out,

NOTICE.

ALL

penon* kno.wing them«elTes indebtei to to* Brm of Knatuincer A Nicholson are reqtlMtMtomake immediate settlement. Having

E. J.

fullj

One* whtii Uife nidniaht «t*rf w£re bright, And the round moon "tool in die centre »ky. I

the bunion of night min«trel?y.

Tbttt *M a bum of insects on the breeze, And the pure stream beside my feet wis tinging: A bird of night sang somewhere in the trees,

music filled the ambient space

And

seemed to rench the stars—far a? the ijot" Ascended, I did think that earth one's fare

With twinkling showed its happiness and boats Of vapor, sailing in ihe airy sea.

Caught the sweet sound, and went more joyously.

A Singular Character—The Hermit or Moose Klrcr. At the head of A lean jiond. on Mooso river, lives Martin Lockyere,.§7 years ohl. an Englishman hy birth, who has hoeu there lti years, living like a hermit alone in a .small log hut, on a small island, Hi* nearCBt neighbor is Pat. McKenny, *ix miles down the river, through whom ho cotnmunicatcs with the outside world whenever occasion tequires. but as his wants arc few, this docs nol of ten happen. In his younger days he cleared quite apiece of land which he owns, from which he raises a little bay, potatoes &c., which he sells to wood-cutters in winter, which gives him all the money he needs, and, with•nt doubt, some to spare. He is rarely reen in tho settlement, although sometimes ho is obliged to go, owing to the absence of his neighbor "Pat." He declines to be beholden to anyone for the smallest thing will not even accept an almanac (which he always wants), issued by some patent medicine concern which of course is freely givcn away, preferring to be perfectly independent, and therefore insists on paying for the same. ITia only companions are six cats, which come down to the landing whenever he returns from his farm (which is on the opposite side of the river). They oach have a name, and seem to enjoy the society of their master very much. They are rather shy of strangers, al though they can bo coaxed to make friends by using considerable care. He is a most repulsive-looking object, looking as though he had not kuown the contact of water for several years, his face and such portions of his body are visable being covered with a crust of dirt almost half an inch thick. His clothes are in rags, his face unshaven, and his hair uncut aud uncombed. He seems-quito feeble and will not probably live much longer. Probably he would almost renew his youth if ho would take good bath but a favorublo eeason of the yeav would have to bo taken, for such a sudden change might prove to much for his foeble constitution. A party from Boston, that visited him hut a short time since, were strongly tempted to perform his ablutions for him, but fear of consequences to him alone saved him. His hut is a curiosity, everything that is useful to him being hung from the walls—his farming implements, traps, rods and iines for fishing, cooking utensils, &c. ITe pretends to be possessed of an immense estate in England, and that, his will is made, and when it. is opeucd will astonish tho world. Whether they are the ravings of a half-crazy man or not, time alone can tell. Re is certainly an object of pity, although he docs not ask pity or sympathy, and said, in answer to a question of one of the above party, that he should like to have some one give him tho signification of the word "lonely," us "no man was alone except God hated him. and he pitied such a person." He evidently is a man that has met with some misfortune or disappointment in life, and feels called to tako the course of non-intercourse with hi? IVllowmen.

RICHAnn V. HOVEY has been officiating as a missionary Baptist preacher in Lincoln county Missouri, for some time. The Warren llmmr snvs: "After preaching some three weeks he was takcu suddenly ill, made his will, willing some 860,(JuO worth of property to various individuals, and $30,000 to Miss Emma Holiday, of Truxton. As it happened, he recovered from his illness, and on the 4th inst. was married to Miss Emma, and they went to Florence on a preaching expedition. After preaching several days thoy went to Danville, where he got drunk, said he had eight wives besides Emma, and intended to have another before two months. At Pan ville he let his wife know that he intended to leave the country. She being interested for herself and the owner of the horse and buggy, refus ed to go with him, and took the reins and drove to Florence, where she told Hovey that she was done with him, and sent for her father. Hovey learned that he would be arrested for obtaining money on his forged certifi eatcs of deposit, and took leg bail through a corn-field. Hovey hails from New York State, and is about forty-nine years old.

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BRO.'S COL

SIX GREAT REMEDIESt

Hurley's Ague Tonic.

.Vi Arsenic—"• Mercury.

PERFECTLY RELIABLE.

"I he only remedy for Chills ami Fever. or Acne and Fever. tbat is or can be depended upon is Hurley's Asuo Tonic. There have been thonrands cured by using it who hare tried the u«ual rpmfdie» wiihwit berieft. .-i

WORTHY OF ATTENTION.

To Dr. Thoma« A. Hurley I hereby certify that during iat year I attacked with the acue whKst in Vickifburc. Mi,J..and twd several popular medicine? with but temporary relief. On reaching home the diseased returned in a worse type, if possible, whfn my medical attendant ordered Quinine in larse do«ef—frequently an high as 60 crams per day. and which' mu«t have cost me nearly 3100. I consulted Ir. Smith, of Louisville, and found he prescribed quinine and arsenic combined, which 1 rcfusod to take, preferring to let the di'oajc take its conrse. I was almost bloodless, extremely exhausted, and pronounced with enlarged Liver and Spleen.t About this time, the advertisement of Hurley's ed in a city paper, and 1 determined to civc it

adverti?emcnt of Hurley's Ague Tonic. appear-..

atrial. 1 did so.and have reason to regret it. Ono bottle restored me completely, dr

and

since that time seen nearly a hundred ease which it acted with equally happy results, and would certainly recommend it as preferable to any other tonic before the public.

L'SK

Hurley's Sarsap aril la

WITH IOD1DK OF l'OTASH.

A flcctlona *f the Rones, llabilunl C'oalir*1 ncaa.y lleMlit, Oiwnan mf the KM* •eya, Dinpepaiti, Rrfalpetii, Pemnle

Irrrgalaritira. Phtahi. all Mkin Diseases, llrer C7«mplninl, Indigestion Piles, Pal•nonary Diseases Scro.

Tula, or King's

Nyphili*.

My daughter lilts boon afflintnrf with nUin diflsoase und stifTnoss of the joints for several yoars, I employed theprineipil physicians of tho eity and they could not cure her. I gavo her your Sarsaparilln not expecting it would do her nuich good, but to mv groat astonishment sho rapidly got well, and thank God continues so. Had sho been taking any medicine I would not give th'3 certificate but your Sarasparilla. tho only remedy employed, leaves no doubt of its modical qualities and that italonocurod her. (Signed.) LUKE REYNOLDS.

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

HURLEY'S

POPULAR WORM CANDY

M'is'srs. .hiinc* Ruddles A Co.—Gentlemen—It gives me great ploiisure to say, after using all tho other worm remedies known to me. with but partial success to my children. I was advised t.o try T. A. Hurley's,and since using it my children have become quite well anil healthy. The children would eat it all the time. It. is one of the best, safest remedies known, and n.s such, recommend it toone and all.

DR. SEABROOK'S

Infant Soothing Syrup.

I $cui tho futuru *n1y SKAHROOK'S, ft combination quit© up with tho adrancemont of tho ago I loa.«ant to take, harmless in its action, efficient ami reliable in all cases. Invaluable in the foUotrinediseases:

Summer Complaint, Irregularities of the bowels, Rcstivenesd. Teething, Ac. Gives health to tho child and rest to the mother.

NA.--MVII.LK. TKNN

DR. SEABROOK'S

Elixir of Pyrophosphate of Iron and ralasaya.

The elegant combination possesses all the

TO.SIC

properties of Peruvian Bark and Iron, without the disagreeable taste and bid effects of either separate!) or in othor preparations, of these valuable medicines. It should be taken in all cases when agenjle tonic impression is required after convalescence from

HARDWARE.

LOCKS.

Lat«he«.B»iU*. and Strap llin«?s, Screw*. Hook and Eye. Gate Hinges. Glass. I Potty, Sash Doors Blinds, and every variety of building material, cbear

ONE

RTII,

JAMES W. TRAVIS.

Louisville, June 13, 1,-fitt,

HURLEY'S

STOMACH BITTERS,

FOR

nihility, l.o«»ot* Appetite, IVriikneM lndigestlon, or Dyspepoin, Want of notion ofthc l.irrr or Dixordered Ntomnch.

There ure no bitters can compare with these in removing complaints. For snlo or can be had at any drugstore in the United States.

To Jus. Ruddle A Co., Louisvillo. Ky.: Gentlemen: This is tocertify that I have been for years a sufferer and tried all the tonics 1 havo heard or seen advertised, with little or no relief from any of them. I heard Hurley's Bitters highly spoken of.and tried a bottle with little faith in it before I cnniinonced. and to my surprise and ioy. before I finished ono bottle. I felt a «rcat deal better and firmly lioloivo that, ono or two occasions it was tho means of saving and prolonging my life. 1 conscientiously recommended them to all sufferers as tiie best Hitters known, and advise them always to ask for Dr. T. A. Hurley's and havo no other. You can use this as you think proper, if it will benefit others. Yours truly etc.

RKILiy

JOHN W. DIXON.

Louisville, Ky. Decomber. 10, IrW.

MOTlfKits A NOTICE.

FEVERS

or debil

itating diseases, or in those distressing {regularities peculiar to females. No female should bo without it. if liable to such diseases, for nothing can well take its place.

James Ruddle & Co.,

PROPRIETORS,

Laboratory No. 41, Bullitt Street, ~Louisville, Ky,

Allfihe above^goods for sale by

E. J. BINFORD & BRO.,

Crawfbrdsrille, Ind.

Ancaitit, 1869 iy

eap at GREGG'S MAMMOTH.

MILPann™f'T"nn^WBMk.&tnd

Kfey"Qd

PannM'. Tonned, Back, and

GREGG'S MAMMOTH.

OG CHAINS. Coil IChains, Fifth Chain?

CHOPPING »rid Broad Axe Planes. Mortise and Socket Firiner Chisels, and Drawing Knives of the best quality. at_^

GRL'li»iz

FOR

JAMES MARTIX, Engineer.

Louisville, Ky., June 13, 1B65.

PURIFY YOUR BLOOD.

GREGG'S MAMMOTH.

HOKS Planters and Garden Hoej all and qualities/at GREGG'S MAMMOTH.

Good BnrL'.tin- tnd Good Goods, go tot

GBF:GG'S.

•JMMENSE stock of new goods jnst opened at

GREGG'S MAMMOTH HARDWARE STORE.

BEAUTIFUL

FARM

Patterns and New Styled Ivory

Handled Knives and Forks at GREGG'S.

Bells. School Bells, Hand Bells, Door Bells, and Tea Bells at

LADItSi

GREGG'S.

wishing a superior quality of Scis

sors and Shears will find them at Gregg's .Mammoth Hard rare Store,

hundred and twenty-ei^ht different'patterns of Pocket Knive? at OREOQ'S.

CALL

Lorisviu.E, April 4, tWO.

Hurley's Sarasparilla ih what it is represented, and 1 bnliove it the most wonderful medicine heforo the public. Nothing under the hearons could induce me to say so without proof of tho strongest and surest kind therefore. I speak willingly and positively on thosubjeot.

for Willkinson'd Celebrated Sheep shears at Gregtr's Mammoth Hardware Store

FOR

Curtain Bauds. CurtainslKnobs, Picture Nails, and Fancy Goods eall'at

THE

r|",HE

JAMES Rl'DUDLE ,fc CO.. Proprietors. Louisville Ky.

GREGG'S,

LARGE variety of Pocket Hooks and'Wnllets cheap, at GREGG'S.

CALL

and see the endlesa variety of Knives. Razors, ,tc„ at GREflG'S.

CLIMAX

Mower and Reaper, tho iRtost im

provement. of the age, iaTthc lightest running, has the least machinery, fowest bolts of any machine and only requires two men to cut and from to 10 acres per day. Como and see the wonder, everybody, at Gregg's Mammoth Hardware Store.

EVERYBODY

THE

goestoGregg's to get good bar

gains.

World Reaper and Mower, the only cut gear machine ever built, every wheel is turned fniin "uliil iruu, ami

TLIO COKS

cut with

machinery and fitted on an ironcase 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. Go see it at

Gregg's Mammoth Hardware Store.

Improved Quaker Reaper and Mower, a perfect curiosity and the ,wondor of tho world, on exhibition at

GREGG'S MAMMOTH.

TT^OOD'S Solf-rakine Itoaper and mower also. thoNew York Self-raki: Mower, at

ng Reaper anri

GRKOti'S,

Delnlirated Vibrator ThrcshinsMnchines At GRKOG

KARU.t (,'O'S Richmond chinos at-

ONK

V0LV1N(} and Sulkv I lav Rake? and Horse Forks at ORKOG'S

HARVEST

..Feb. li

LSS".

.las. Ruddle Co., Louisville, Kr.—When living in your city I used sevornl bottles of I»r Sesbrook's Infant Soothing Syrup, and found it to do my child moro good and it would rest, better after using it than any other remedy I can say with confidence, it is the best inediainc for children at present known. I wish you would got the druggist here to keep it. If any one does, please let mo know if not send mo one dozen by express, and I will pay for it at tho office here. Write me when you send it. and oblige. MRS. SARAH L. RANDOLPH.

Tools of every kind always oi

hand and sold cheap at GREGG'S.

MILLINERY.

MILLIXERY GOODS.

Cratefovdsville. Indiana

Wasson Corner UP STAIRS.

HAVE the pleasure to inform you that stock of Millinery Goods for the

Hats, Bonnets, Ribbons, Bonnet Silks, Velvets, Silk Laces, Rushes and Frames,

Of the latest tyles. An extensive and selection of

:hoice

French and American Flowers, Ostrich Flumes, and Fancy Feathers,

And also a great variety of

ORNAMENTS

4 A largo stock of

Dress Caps for Old Ladiea.

Miss 1st will take great pleasure in showing the new Millinery Goods to the ladies who will favor us with acall.

Remember that the Millinery Store is up stairs. Just pass through the store up stairs. Anticipating an early call from you. I am rosectfully yours.

W. X. WASSOK.

All orders promptly attended to. octl6.'69

INDIANAPOLIS.

H. C. HOLBROOK.

RYAN & HOLBROOK WHOLESALE LIQUOR pBALERS,

48 Soutli Meredlan Street,

Indianapolis, Indiana.

October lfl. IfWO.

WEEKLY RE VIE W—CRAWFORDS VILLE, INDIANA, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1869.

SPECTACLES.

PAMASCOPIC SPECTACLES, THE BEST IN USE

/"COMBINING advantage*. mechanical and philosophical, to be found in no others Hand. offered in the West.

"These celebrated Spectacle, cow .^generally used and approved, are the most perfect assistance to dc-fective vision now before the ^public, [The Lenses are ground in a. cord_auce with the philosophy of nature. Their (perfectly polished surfaces, purity and transparency of material, and exact Fpherical fisure. admirably adapt them to the organ of sight, rendering them per-

Trace and Tug Chains Halter Chains'. Brais' fectly natural to tbe eye.and Producing a clear rl Irnn Ja/»fe Chains At I and disttct image of the object as so tac oatars!

HARDWARE STORE. I hcalthysiBht.avoidingthejfhmm«nn!r,waveriKn

dizziness of the head, and other unpleasant senI 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 may22.1sCytf CHEAP JOHN. Agent.

HAIR BENEWER.

A S

VegGi^ble Sicilian HairReneweF

i'.rt r:f iimr increases the popnb.n'ifit /his rnImthlc Hair J*reparm'i"-'. dire to merit ttf'wc. If nm asnure our old ji'th'oiJM fhttf it is kept full)/ up to itm hiif/i aud to those irh fain iiused, it we can '•mtjid'itUff sni/, hi if, it is the only rtlittbl' (i:nl 'perfeet ed preparation to restore RAV OB FADED II4 lit to it a youthfulcolor, makintf if s/t. lustrous, and silken the fir alp. by its use, becomes white a lid clean it removes all eruption* ttntl dandruff, and by its tonic {/roperties prerints the hair faUintj out, as it slimninths tn.il nourishes the hair tjlands. its use the hair f/rotvs thicker ami stronger. In baldness it restores the capillary glands to their normal vigor, and will crca/e a new growth except in extreme old age. Jt is the most economical HAIR DRESSQIVG ever used, as it requires fewer abdications, and givec the hair thai splendid glossy appearance so much admired by alt. A. A. Jlayt-s. M. 1).. State Assayer of Mass.,'sats. ''the constituents are pure and carefully selected for excellent, qualit*/. and I consider it the SSKST S»

8* SEPARATION/or

•its iiiti iittctl pttrjtoscs." We publis!/ a treatise on the hair, which /-, sc.ift free by mail vpon appliettfioii, trhich contains commenniitices from clergymen, p',tusi'ciaas, the pressl and others• jr.- at re made Ihe study of the fi'tic inl Us discuses a specialty f-.'i a.- ics, and know that ive make th- 'nutst e-ifc-isee preparation for the i-esioratio.i aid the preservation 7' the air, extant, and so t/rf. initrietltfeti the best- Mctli-j-nj •v.-- and Dialm in Medicine

f«r U«iUe.

{•-. Li. c. CO.. Proprietors. i. .iiLH.'ii'OKx', NAiSiiUA. H. H.

Dec. I*i lv

MARBLE WORKS.

GREAT WESTERN

MARBLE WORKS!

Crawfordsville, Indiana.

THEabove

Threshine MftOREGG'S.

and Two Horse drain Brills at GREGG'S MAMMOTH.

ing an extensive and suceessful buiinci-! in manufacturing

MONUMENTS,

Headstones, &c„ &c.

1 can say to the citizens of Montgomery and I adjoining Counties that being so extensively

therefore it enables me to.-cU you work nt.inuch

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

I keep th^ very best quality of

American 4 Italian Marble

(notwithstanding you havo been told diiferent by some of our competitors.)

FALL and WINTER 11HKFY Competition

Is now complete, consisting of a full line of

as regards style of work. I \nll not be excelled.

To satisfy yoifrselves call in ut the shop located on y,

GREEJY STREET,

Opposite the Els ton Hank

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 satisfaction according to contract.

BOOTS AND SHOES

FOR

Orders Solicited and Promptly

Attended tn."T&i

I Will .Vol be tinders old.

IT. iDsrr

COXPETITION

a mammoth

Boots! Boots!! Boots!!! GO TO

Rjive revived their new stf^k (if

Custom Made Boots,

In calf, Amerioan'and Frtneh kip, for Ken and boj3.

The workinenship of these is guarrnnteed.

All Rips Mended Five of Chaage.

Clove cash bnye looking up bargaini in

Boots and Shoes

WILL PLUHSE CMI

Al.-o. woro^jis'. Misses' and Childmen's

111 every variety.

C&lf, Kip and Lasting in

A O A S

Congress and Polish Out.

Wo call attention of young iaiUos to our exceedingly handsome sytles of

Fine

Sewed Work.

In Morocco. I'ebble Goat, IVt and Lasting

^"e in'.und to 'keep our 'reputation for selling goon? at low down price?. ^..

-vpI.Vo, ]-t'.o

iiiyiitioned establishments are do

HARDWARE

A molehill for a mountain A mouse for a mammoth. Once we were small Hut now havo (frown tall Of course are ail mammoths.

bost ?ole«tcd Ilnrchrtxro in tow

I enErtfi*""! In tlio trade, and purchasing such large! A MAMMOTH assortment of locks, latches, quantities of Marble, I get it at

Grculy Reduced I* I cos.

ONE

tot-k of the cheapest and hrtxre in town so «•. CAMPBELL & IIARTER'S

AT Campbell it Hartcr Cheap Ilarware Ix. Store ono can ect more gocds for less money than at any other place in tho city.

SPLEXDID stock of table cutlery, spoons, on which customers can save 10 to to percent, by buying at the cheap Hardware Store of CAMPBELL A HARTKR'S.

FRESHat

supplies of Hardware received almr,»t daily tnc Small Mammoth of CAMPBELL A HARTER.S.

DOORS,

sash, blinds Ac. always on hand at the lowest manufacturers rs prices by

A GENCY for gum and leather belting, pack•iV ing, Ac., at Campbell A Harter's, who are authorized to sell at manufacturers lowest prices.

LOG

chains, dog chains, trace chains, butt chains, fifth chain-, stretcher chains, baiter chains, Ac., Ac., a', the Cheap Hardware Btore of

APPLE

€. J. Rrumlage.

P. S.—I do an extensive business for smali proffiu. I have put up MORE and some of the LARGEST ind FIXKST jobs of work of any other establ ishment in this county, in the same lenjfth of time I travel through the country soliciting orders, and can say to the public. I will sell you your work at the same price that 1 will at the shop, and furthere more if there ia any shop that can sell work from IS to 30 per cent cheaper than I do, WHY DON'T THEY

in prices, and if

don't furnish inch Marble as 1 agree to, yon I need not receive the work. June. 87. WP. C. I. RRUVDAOE.

Bice Canine's

BEE HIVE STORE,

TO BUY YOUR

IDRY GOODS

AND

N O I O N S

Of every variety.

HATS and CAPS.

Also ft full line of

Fashionable Clothing.

.MIST RECEIVED.

Gall and See for Yourselves.

Main and Washington Streets,

Crawfordsville, Ind.

May 20

ONhj

some new patterns for store doors that are

burgular proof and no two alike, in short, all kinds of lock3 from the smallest pad lock to the largest Jail lock can bo furnished at the Small Mammoth Hard warn Store of

CAMPBELL CHARTER.

hundred and twenty-nine different kinds of pen and pocket knives at Campbell fc Harter's Cheap Mammoth.

IFCampbell

a good hand saw only cost ono dollar, at & Harter's, of course that is the piaco to buy. So say tho*e who are almost daily after them.

Atc.,

CAMPBELL A IIARTER.

TUTTLE'S

itnpovod patent Ruck saw. some

thing new. that will cut at least one-thin:

Oil line qualities 01 -Maruie. ailCl I faster than the old kind, at the Cheap Hard .... IM IftlDLM I. I D1TDU

BORING

MACHINES and all kinds of Car

penter's tool* cheap, at the Cheap Mammonth Hardware House of CAMPBELL A BARTER'S.

BELLSof

:-A

every description, farm bells, hand

bells, door bells, school bells, fire alarm or church bells can at all times be furnished at a very small advance on cost by

CAMPBELL A HARTER'S.

CAMPBELL A HARTER.

"V170DLD it not be well for every man that, is feeding corn worth 90 cents a bushel to buy one of Sanford's superb strawcutters, very cheap at CAMPBELL A HARTER'S.

"C^RENCH cofTee Mill, new supply. Just receivA ed at Campbell A Harters 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 Harter's.

HLBS.spokes,

felloes, thimble rkeins togeth

er with all kinds ot wagon-makers tools on hand?, cheap, at the old stand of CAMPBELL A IIARTER'S-B

poarers. meat cutters and sausage staffers for the fall trade, iust received at the cheap mammoth of Campbell A Harter.

1AAA TL'NS scrap iron wanted in exchange 1UUU for stock of any kind by CAMPBELL A IIARTER.

/CAMPBELL A HARTER'S will always be vV found Headquarters for all kinds ammunition, shot,powder, lead, eaps, catridges. pistols,

farge

rame bags, shot bags and belts, together with a 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. oeta.MB»w9 Sti CAMPBELL A HARTER.

RICE CANINE.

STOVES.

Tile 33est

is always THK

CHEAPEST!

When yon w.nnl a gocl

COOK STOYE

Do not fail to go to

And examine iii-» -tock of stoves.

THE ENTERPRISE

msSsi

of tho largos Cook Stoves in tho market with an oven^byy.3 inches so arranged that tho heat passes entirely around it. Thereby rendering it the quickest and evonest baker ever introduced. No turning the bread around two or three times. We guarantee theso stoves in every particular, and offering them five dollars lower than tho same size stove can be bought in the Wabash Valley.

tll STOCK of

I N W A E

1J also lartfe. and to

COUNTKY MERCHANTS

We fan offer

Superior Inducements

TIN. COPPER AND SHEET IRON WARE

MANUFACTURED TO ORDER. I

OUR STOCK or

HARDWARE

Is large, and a= we buy exclusively for ca?h

We Defy Competition.

Parties contemplating building will do well to examine our

S O A I E S

Beforo purchasing.

No. 3 Empire Rlock.

April 3 1809. V. Q. IRWIN.

LIVEBY.

LIVERY, SALE & FEED STABLE Xorth tide Market Street, CRAWFORDSVILLE, INDIANA.

Constantly on hand the best of

fliagle «r Dsiklt Tennu, Saddle

now stock of

CARRIAGES AND BUGGIES»:

ALSO AS

O N I S Running to all trains. All orders left at ray Office promptly filled. May TO, 1*50. B, iS'SLEr.

BBDUCTIOiVfOF GOODS.

GREAT REDUCTION!

THE PRICE

OK-

All Kinds

Drv GroocLs

A I E S

A S

nnets

TH OU SANDS

McCLURE, FKY & Co.'s

JOUST 1MB.

DBT-GOODS.

MAMMOTH OPENING

New Goods!

"STONE FRONT/

M. CRAWFORD

Respectfully announces to tho pnblie that h» has now in stock a splendid assor ment of

Fall and Winter Dry Goods

Among which will he found a beautiful variety of plain and figured f.r

LUSTERS, FRENCH MERENO

EMPRESS OLOTHI

A large stoch of tho celebrated Velocipedt Brand Double Warp

ALAPACAS!

Cheaper than ever, also'a nico nsiortment of

Cassibicre^,

Waterproof Ladies'Clotb Jeans and Flannels.

Also Urge jtook of

Notions, Hoosiery, Oloves,

Domestic Goods, Boots'and Shoes,

HATS AND OAPS,

Which will be sold at tho lowest possiblo price. One prico for all

O. M. CRAWFORD,

'STONE FRONT,"

Main Street, East of Court House.

Oetober2,le69tt

CONRER BOOK STORE.

THE OLD

BOOK STORE

The tire of Deuetuber S3 has caused

REMOVAL

Of ihe old corner

ha 1

BOOK STORK

•Jo the South room.

National Block.Wnshiugton Street,

Where may be found a

I I S O

OFBlunk

1„M«MH,on00B..

Schoo'.lCollcge. Toy and

Books, including a choice lot ol

Bibles, Prayer and II) DID Books.

r{ \i

a W a A

n?,d

WhJto Envelopes, §l&te«

Ink. Mucilage. Crayon. Pencils, and all that (J necessary to make a full stock of

STATIONERS' GOODS.

A full and nice lino of

Pocket Cutlery & Pocket Books.

Having lost our entire stock of Wall and Window

A E

.7^

ihTs ci°?

ape B,3ortID'?nt

O"" offered In

.1 XICE ASSORTMENT

of Curtains, Goods and Fixtures.

1 PICTURE FRAMES & MOLDINGS

ttl" 'iloMi'ng^^which^are^

CHEAPER THAN EVER

Particular attention paid to Framing Plctnr«

iSS Bll^ *"'k-

TO I ,f XOTIOXX by ,h. Million.

I We receive all the leading

Magazines mid XctvKpapers.

ourli"!°p oLmyVup®.

kinJ nd

DAILY PAPERS,

Th,el.Jndfia?aPoIi»iJ°LTRNAL

and SENTINEL

andlthe Lafayette JOURNAL are receired'ererj lTAie^'lrMei! to. subscribers at pub-

We eann-jt begin to enumerate all that we I'Vr 1?

you t0

hunt up the old'M-

tablishment. and see what we havo. And while iTh»rri"n...

a','5Dtlon

"peop°f.

publio tor their former

f£ Patronage, we would ask a continuanea «r^5 shall try and deserve.it by our

to the wants of the community and

at,UCbpriCe,M wiU

«i'

Is.

"«Moiabl

A. FOOTE Co.

fob. «. l«#.