Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 5 April 1890 — Page 5

HOSIERY.

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bargains in ladies' ami cliil-

ilrens' hosiery. We give you an absolutely last black hose lor ladies or ehil(Iren'at l()e. worth 2(c. We will give you in this sale one hundred styles of "ladies' fancy hose worth from -10 to ode. at 2~c. per pair. 15ig lot of ladies' and ehildrens' hose worth 10 and 15c. at Sc. per pair. One line ladies' fast black hose, extra length, line gauze and double spliced heel, at 2")c. is better than was ever shown at :rc.

UNDERWEAR.

sale ^bf Swiss ribbed

A remarkable vests. Lot 1.— Ladies' Jersey ribbed Yests for summer wear worth li3e ut (5c each.

Lot 2.—Ladies' .Jersey ribbed vests fine ]u ilitv worth 20c at 10c each. Lot H—Ladies' l'.albriggan, Jersey ribbed vests in fancy stripes, worth 25c at 15c each.

Lot 4.—Ladies' Jersey ribbed yests in white, ecru, lemon, cream and fancy cheeks usually 10c quality it 25c.

Our summer underwear is complete in everv quality up to the finest silk article." Black underwear is being used extensively in cities, and we have a good variety.

MUSLIN UNDERWEAR.

•V Ladies'-corset covers, nicely made, worth 25c at 15c. Childrens' muslin pantalets worth 20c at 1 This article will save many mothers time and trouble. Our muslin underwear department is more complete than ever before and any lady who has inspected our lino in the past will understand us without saving more.

WASH DRESS GOODS.

Cotton Challies fast color printings at 5c per yd complete line at and 10c. Scotch Zephyr gingham, line corded goods only 30c per yard Scot (h Zephyr in dress anil staph at 20c were ,-25c. "if you desire to look at beautiful patterns combined with last colors, just peep in at our 12'A' hue of

Zeplivs. Our 10c line includes many patterns to be found in no other store. J3esitifill now plaids and stripes in outing llannels at 10 and 12o: per yd. Printed Beiges will have a t.re mendious sale in ''.)() and our line at 5, i'4 and 7c should be investigated.

LACE CURTAINS P0K.T1ERS.

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Our line ot curtains will embrace the hi^nest line of novelties in nottinghani, ecru, and white Swiss tambour, Irish point, Kenaisance" Madras raw Silk. Nice curtains at

50c 70c, fsl, s?1.50, 82 82.50

And ii]). Curtain poles. Ebony. "Wal nut. Cherrv or Ash brass trimmings given iiwiiv with curtains Full line ot Chenille Portions at verv low prices. Complete assortment China Drapery Silks and less expensive goods of like order. Curtain loops and chains.

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A wise merchant consults the interest of hiscustoineis, well knowing that his own interests will by this means be best advanced. This is the principle on which \\eha\e eei sought to conduct our business, seeking Inst of all to conform strictly to the maximum ot Ian dealingand best goods at lowest prices.

We now take pleasure in announcing a luithei ntep the same direction. We believe in large sales and aie satisiied with small prolits. We want the confidence and good will of our patrons. It is to establish his fact \our minds more strongly, and at the same time, to express to you our hearty appreciation of past favors and patronage that wo have adopted a plan by which we are enabled to place in the home ot every one ol: our customers, absolutely lree of cost, the great .tional Cyclopedia, the latest arid best cyclopedia vnorination, in three large volumes, -'listnbution is simply this: Until further no'stuto ererv person who desires it, a card to cover all purchases from 5 (units up. As cash puroh..es are made at our store the card will be punched, and when purchases to the amount stated on card

SPRING ANNOUNCEMENT.

Conim-mcmi Monday, March 10, 1890, every department in our (Treat double store will be thrown open to the public and we propose to surprise the public with the grandest stock ot staple and fancy dry goods and notions ever shown in Crawfordsville and at the lowest prices ever made for first-quality goods.

WHITE GOODS ANI) EMBROIDERIES.

In past seasons we have been the recognized leaders in line embroideries and wniie goods, but this season we have out done all former efforts in this lino and have collected the handsoni

plain and cheeks. We would lie plei..,^. to show you onr India Linen checks at 7c which would be cheap at 10.

LACES AND ELOUXCES.

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Elegant styles, exclusive designs and "popular prices have characterized our wash goods departments. This season our styles are handsomer, we ha\e more exclusive patterns and more popular prices than ever before. Satinet are as popular as ever and our line is very complete. Prices 10. 12Ja, 15. 2(, 25, iiO and :S5c. The line is just as complete as the run of prices. The hand-, somest line of French imported_(Jhallies in single dross patterns ever in the state. Wool Uhallie2()c yd. worth i'x

ways shown the best line in the citv. ,ya 'Uso lull line of bleach Van Dyke laces at 10, 1

and dress trimming, also made up col- r'1!.!

15 and up ,• ii brown shcctmgs. Cotton llanne

iino ilall'tr moi irotvl llffilt WOlffilt lOT SI") 1*1110" iiml siiimnor

to one dollar per yard for neck wear

ors in Van Dyke styles a full line. patterns ever shown and at very reasonable prices. Full line of straw and leather tickingsaoiw«^^iaei«i

CORSETS.

MAD\M WAKKKX coi:siiT. Jackets, Coachman Capes and Peasant A\ raps. Full line oi black (ischues and something entirely new for evening wear. They will cost you S5 each but sell in cmes for 88..

Approved bv physicians, endorsed 11v dressinakers and recommended bv every lady who has worn them.

We also keep the following wellknown makes: Dr. Warner's Coraline, Health, Abdominal, Four in hand, and Cold Wave summer corset. Dr. Hall's Health corset, M'me AV'arren's Dress Form, also the 500 bone and "Patent Medical," French Woven corsets, the most perfect fitting and best form corset ever shown the public. Many other popular styles. In fact we defy anvone to show a better assortment. The best 50c ventilated corset in the world. Ask to see it.

TOILET ARTICLES.

"Caracol do Caracole" face powder, worth 15c onlv 5c per box, three cakes "Creme do la Cream" toilet soap, in box. lc worth 10 "Mikado" cologne 10c worth

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hair brush onlv '.lc worth 20

good tooth brush 10c worth 25, 15c worth more.. Rubber line combs 5c.jssw

., LININGS.

Our stock ot linings are complete and prices are lowest in the market.

FR6ETO YOU.

been made, the person to whom the card was lssueditage ol trading with u«, as well as the splendid set of books "Will ce entitled to receive irom us one volume ol this giandiuhich weoller you without cost. Cyclopedia The second and third \oluines will he given

Louis Bischof.

,. THE LEADER OF LOW PRICES,

vd.27.and 1.39 East IVIain St.

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NOTIONS.

A lew leaders in this department: Five hundred yards basting cotton 2e rick rack braid worth from 5 to Sc. only ,i per bolt 12 vds. One dozen safety pins worth me for 3c. Cabinet hair pins worth .")c only lc per box darnin cotton, all colors, worth 2c for 1

est line in Swiss, Nainsook, and Hani- worth 2c for burg Edges, and Flounces ever shown

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in the citv. We desire to call vour P',1 l):i'r yds. hverlastingor clion lace worth

,!? •S11(', \vol'(h 2e ot lv

--—v.,., ..annel

hght weight for spring and summer,

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^!ne ,°^ prints, handsomest

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sun and rigid coTsets aie being div The onlv house in the citv that makes aided lor the more comfortable and anv nretenseof irrvino-• ii'«„«r ho'ilth fnl pii'itnsL oi carrying a line ot spring

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wraps. We have opened a new and complete line ot these,including .Jersey

SPECIAL NO. I.

... I he marsaillos quilt we offer at'Jllc loi spring of 1S90 is better than ever It is easily worth §1.40.

SPECIAL NO. 2. d&g

••••••:•'Mr£ mMfiM l'or the men.—We have searched th market for a better value than our lainous "World J5eater"50c. white shirt but without success,and we have again a big lot of these goods for your 1/eneht. Try just one, you won't regret it.

llie youngest department in our stoie, but one we are pardonably proud ol. Although we launched this dep.iitment only last fall we are gratified with the success with which we have met Irom the ladies of Crawfordsville and Montgomery county, and to show our appreciation of this treatment we offer lor the coming season thechoicest

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1 riestley reliable black dress goods, absolutely fast colors* In fact fast black is the only kind sold at our store Y\ are sole_ agents for Frederick Arnold wool Henriettas, new sprint shades just received.

FRENCH DRESS GOODS.

A grand exposition of artists' productions. High grades, spring novelties ot exclusive designs not to be seen anvheie else in Crawtordsville. These 'n(.

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on succeeding purchases of a similar amounts so that when three cards have been used our patron will posses the grand work complete, whicn constitutes the best household library existence.

For full information with regard to this work we refer you to the remaining parts ot this circular. Read carefully the detailed description ot it given on first page see the sample page given, and read carefully the opinions of the press and leading critics on last page of circular. We have the reputation ot. selling goods as cheap and in manv cases che-ipor than any one else, but our prices will not be raised on account of this grand gift distribution.

We expect to be amply repaid for our great expense and trouble by seeing the pleasant faces of our regular custom ers and having the pleasure of meeting and enjovins- the trade of scores of new ones.

In order to get the exclusive right to distribute this valuable work, we are obliged to contract for a large ciuantitv and we have ordered enough to supply everV family for miles around. Visit us at once, examine our stock and prices as well the books, and \ou will appreciate the advan-

Thomas Suttou for Asscsor.

Kilitor

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I'lwiHti announce in your paper that Amlrev r.nop, having withdrawn from th« race f..' as.se.sHor of SValnut township on account of hiage, Mr. Thomas Sutton, being in the prim, nf life, and fully competent, will make the race for Assessor on the Democratic ticket in his

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DOMESTIC, AND STAPLE

DRV 000DS.

Indigo prints 5c. staple prints, good

Modecis, Smyrna, Valenciennes. prints we need not say much as we have al- f.w "3

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W. H. MOKHIS, Committee.

Kilna Nicholson for fine millinery.

l'mr. Powers, the optical specialist, who has been stopping at the Nutt Hotel parlors, has, while here, fully sustained his reputation as one of the most skillful men in the couutry in fitting and proscribing spectacles for all sorts of defective eyes. He has fitted up some of our leading citizeuB so as to make them see better than they ever thought possible. He will be here a few days longer. If you can't see well you cant afford to miss this opportunitytoseis him. He makes examinations free s, of charge.

Miss Edna Nicholson, lias just returned from Chicago where she purchased an elegant stock or line millinery for the spring and summer trade. Styles werejnever as pretty as this season, See her fine work.

What is Sunt or tin NaUonsil ycloiMfdiji I5y Those Who Keiitl n»l It.. have examined Periain's National JCyclopeilia and find it contains a vast amount of useful, accurate and carefully arranged information, peculiarly instructive to the farmer, stock-raiser, and fruit-grower. The definitions are clear, concise, and ample. I continually refer to it for information upon the various subjects upon which it treats. I am satisfied it would pay every farmer owning eighty acres of land and upwards to have such a work in the house." Very truly yours.

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brown

ground

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waists I ercale pattorr

Percale pattern

I R. J. OliLESHY, I Ex-Governor State ot Illinois.

"I am the fortuuate owner of the National Cyclopedia and in referring to any topic have

never been disappointed in finding the desired information clearly and plainly stated. It is up to the times on every topic mentioned, which makes It of special value to the intelligent farmer and stockman."

Potatoes Young Chicks Clover Seed Chickens Turkeys Pucks

GOODS ^DEPARTI 31 EST.

DRESS

department ever shown.

Fair to good mixed (Jood to choice light Houghs

'11 show our strength

Mohan, lillliantines, Vigoines Persians, Plaids and Stripes. Handsome new lolios just from Paris. Our line is too nuineious to give, prices with one oi two exceptions. We offer brocaded billliantines black and colors suitahks loi t(\i tfou us at cents verv handsome. Full Una of Madison fancv goods which are the best values ever sho\\n ioi o0c. Ku heavy woo] goods in stupes and plaids suitable for spring jackets, etc., only 50c. Something every lady should see in line waterproof- will tin the heaviest rain

A FRIEND

GIRLS

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.. .$%$3 25 5K 8

INDIANAL'OUS.

Cattle—We quote: Fancy Export Choice shipping steers of 1,400 to 1,tiOO pounds 513 75^-4 10 Good shipping steers of 1,100 to 1,300 pounds 3 GOigO 90 Fair shipping steers of 1,000 to 1,200 pounds 3 25@3 50

NOTHINti SU('CEHD" LIKR SUCVEs^.—r has heretofore been a mystery to us why strangers are generally charged so extravagantly by hotels 111 large cities. Happening a short time since at the Gait House, corner Sixth and Mam streets, Cincinnati, Ohio, managed by W. E. Marsh, Jr., son of the proprietor who established the Gait, House fifty years ago, the mystery was solved. The accommodations at the (ialt House are equal in every respect to the best two-dollar per day hotel and yet the charges are only $1.50 per day for meals and room single meals thirty-five cunts. The (/alt is headquartars for the most com plete meals, which, together with free use of the parlor, oflice, check-room, etc., constitute the greatest bargain obtainable in the city. The solution is easy when the facts are known. The (ialt is run exclusively in the interest of strangers, the same rate being charged per day, at all time?, to everyone. Whatever will produce a reasonable rent for the property is the extent of its charges, thus doing away with the usual lesses's profils. Its management is constantly under the immediate and personal control of the owner, W. E. Marsh, Jr. Its employes being paid according to the volume of business, are eflici-Mitand reasonable in cost. The above peculiarities, a low uniform price, a reasonable reut-charge only, a rigorous and practical supervision of its internal affairs, and co-operative salary payment, have secured for the (ialt a fair transient trade, and the experiment, is a success, producing rent for the real estate. To this benelacnir, who has made it possible to stay two day's in the city at'he expense of one, wo heartily reccommend our friends.

who at

decline.

YODNG LADIES

L. H. BONHAM,

Sec. Ohio State Board of Agriculture. "Penani's Cyclopedia for farm, school and home is a perfect mine of the latest and best information for the farmer, stock-raiser, fruit grower and others. It will save each year many times its cost by using the information contains. Not to purchase it, therefore, is poor economy to purchase it, good financial wisdom." HUNKV (JAHST, D. P.,

Pres. Otterbeiu University, Ohio.

Given away by Louis Bischof.

"Just too utterly beautiful for anything," is the universal exclamatiou among the ladies when they see Edna Nicholson's spring millinery.

The Markets.

CHAWFOKDSVII.JJK.

Wheat Corn Hay 7.7.', (ats Butter

(ISpJO iiStf 30 .$8 23(i:25

Eggs .7 Apples

7.7.

Mich.,

drug store of

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Hogs—We quote: Good to choice heavy and medium..$3 10

ii 85 to 07 IJ !)5(M 10 3 00@3 GO

Wheat—Firm—We quote: No. 2 red No. 3 red Rejected

Corn—Steady—We quote: No. 1 white No. 2 white No. 15 white No. 2 mixed No. 3 mixed

73(ft!75 Gl@05

....$ 31 ... 30(f(30)4 211 33 2IJ ,(M0

A stitch 111 time. Take Simmons Liver Hegulutorand prevent sickness. F22-H.

All shades, colors and styles in riblKjns, plumes and flowers at Edna Nicholson's milliuery store ojiposite post ollice.

OVERWORKED WOMEN»

EXPECTANT MOTHERS

RWFOffg^tiJLE

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Spring Styles, Spring Goods.

Everything new and nobby at SWANK iV CI.ARK'S, the most reasonable merchant tailors. See their fine suitings, light over-cMii.igi and elegant pantings at prices never so lov. All work guarai/eed entire satisfaction or 110 sale. Latest style light nobby nuts from in $25. Pants, plaid and stripes fine styles, all wool, from $5 to $.). Lall on them, 206, EAST MAI'M STREET.

HEADACHE SUFFERERS WOMEN ADVANCED IN LIFE

NEEDED

time of development droop ancL

suffering from any o£ the numerous painful complications which occur periodically.

from any of the many irregularities attending tho critical period of Change

Life, such as Bloating, Numbness, "Wakefulness, Palpitation, etc. It is no exaggeration to say that wo liavo hundreds of testimonials

each of these points which movis, if testimony can provo anything,

Zoa-l'iiora is just the friend that is needed in such cases.

3 01 further information regarding this valuable remedy, address

S of tho Zoa-Pliora lledicine Co.,

or get a gratis book on "Diseases of Women and Children" at

For Sale by LEW FISHER NYE & CO.

Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria.

OINTRY AND CITY

GENTLEMEN

woiirini stylish clothes 11 ively informed that our

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New Spring Stock

Ilns/irrivod and anything ovor In tho fity in styiu an«l (juahty. ou an* invited towiJl ami cxamnnr. and wo sukkhkI an nnmediaie wli'ction whilst the assortment is complete. J*orf«*ct lit* assured.

GILBERT & CO,

l.i'inlui'K ill 1-mi' '1 iiilonni

JVJOTU'K TO 11 El Its, (J I{li I)IT 1HS, K'l'C.

In the m.nii nl the cutate ol Samuel M. Layiio fluei iiccil

1 In: .MiiiilnoniLTy irctnl Court,,

M»rch tu'in, 1KO. Nuliuu hereii) ^ivun llml m. A. I.nynn, IIH adiiiiniHiriiKir.il llie emiiieof .Samuiil SI. I.avne, lu ccHt-ed, 11 an |n!• -en11"1 mill llK-d Ins lu cniiiii. IIIKI voudieiH in II11 nl siilll iiiiMH of sun] entiit.e, HIHI Mint, thi: 11111 will come up lur the i-xaniiualion mill iicti 11 XMKI I IICUII Coiiit on the !ili 'lay of April, 1MI0, Ht which lime nil heirs, crnlitorrj 01 leL'.'iIeeH of siinl eelnl" lire required to appear in said Court and show enure il any tluve Im. why said account and vouchers should not. hn approved.

Dated III 1:1' day of Murcli, 1MK) I LI, IA SI A. LAY NF\ Administrator riKht Sellur, Att ys for Adm'r.

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Peoria & P]asteni Jl'y,

Formerly I., Ii. & W. lfouto, SHOUT I,INK,

Iloute KAST

AND WEST.

WAGNER SLEEPING

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OHAIR OARS

On nicht trainseoiincolinK with Vestihulo Trains ut JUoomiiiKton and I'ooria to and from Slissouri itiver, Denver and I'acille Coast

Indianapolis. incinnati, SprinKllelil anil ColuinIJUS to iind trom Kasturn anil .^ealioard -.-.:- CitiOS.

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Have you any trouble with your eyes? If so see Prof. Powers at the Nutt House and learn what the difficulty is. No charge for examinations.

Spring-time stira up the bile. Simmons Liver Regulator removes it.

TUAISS AT CKAWFOItDsMI LK 4

FLOINO WEST. No 1—Mall, d....0:2.r«in No 3—Mail (il) 12:38'iin No 5—Mail 1 :M)pin No 7—ExireBe...u:47pm

OOINO EAST-

No 2— Mail, il....r:]flpm I AO i—Mull d)...S:(Mi-ui I No G-Mall 1 :l):!]iiii I No S—Express...8:.'JS am E. KOIJINSON, Agent.

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Vandalia Line—r. NORTH.

Lalayette & Toledo Exp'Bs.d'y ex. Sno'y S:15a Accommodation, daily excu Sunday- 12'00 avenlUD jixpress,

BOCJTH.

Kansas & Texas Bx., d'y ex. Sunaav 9:47 am Accommodation, daily except 1. am Gull Express, 5:20 pm Call or write to (.. Edgeworth, agent, Main street depot. E. A. FORD,

St. LoniB,Mo. Un. Pass. Agt.

Correspondence solicited.

suffering, from or threatened with Proapsus or bearing down, with its attending pains and debility.

as a safe and reliabla preparatory treatment for confinement,

insuro freedom from, pain and prompt recovery.

afllicted with either "nervous" or

Ksick"

headaches.

•who suffer, from Hot Hushes, or

that

the

H. G. COLMAN, Kalamazoo,

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SALESMEN •sfvAN

I'ermaiii'iit Positions nuiirauleed Willi Milary mid Expenses Paid every weok. Great, iidvantanes to liuifiliners. l'\nt sellin specaliies. No experience neoded with ue. (»UPI',I I' SI',N FUlil'i Write i|iuc.k Riid get choice of territory, stut 111^ age. Name tins paper. Don t, delay.

ITUOKKK NfllSKMES, Itochctter, N. YT

•li()l) BLl^S "KM."

1'or their especial wants and wishes we arrange our goods,, and the display of them—each particular kind to sinj its season The thing of the greatest importance now for the next "season"' or.event, which is close at hand, is

THE EASTER BONNET.

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We are particularly proud nf the display, aud rightfully, we think, for it excells any thing of die kind tnat has been done here. We are also pioud of the deft-handed experts, Miss Palmer and Miss Walfran, whom we have secured from New York, and whose dainty work will make all the women feel like asking. "Where did you get thru bonnet?" 1 j#

From Now Till Easter.

L. S. Ayres'&"Co.

Indianapolis, Ind.

twAgents for UutterickH atenm.

6*15 pm

PARKER'S HAIR BALSAM

.Cleanses and beautifies the hail. |Promotes »luxuriant growth. Nmr Fall* to Rettor* Qray I Hair lo It* Yoaihflil Color. iFrevcnt* Dandruff and balr rnlllaa