Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 29 November 1890 — Page 5

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feature on your next visit.

Grand Entertainment

WILL BE GIVEN BY

J. A. JOEL,

THE ONLY., ONE PRICE CLOTHIER,

COR. WASHINGTON AND MAIN STS.

Beginning Saturday Morning, Nov. 22, and Continuing daily for an Indefinite period.

PROGRAMME..

1st. Grand Overcoat Solo Introducing oar Complete Line ot Kerseys, Chinchilla, Melton and Worsted Overcoats Correct Prices 2nd. An Immense Chorus ot Men's Suits, including Prince Alberts,

Three Button Cutaways and Single and Don Breasted Sack Suits, Made up of Cheviots, Worsted and Cassimeres Regular Figures Brd. A Duet composed of an elegant assortment of Boys and Children's Clothing, especially arranged for Ladies and Children. This selection has been carefully arranged and will certainly please you. Call and see. 4th. A Quartette of Hats, Caps. Trunks and Valises, unequaled in style and quality. In this number may be seen the celebrated

Rex and Annex Hats, for which we are sole agents Try One The entire exhibition to conclude with a

GRAND TABLEAU,

Composed of Underwear in all Grades, Flannel Shirts, Cardigan Jackets, Dress Shirts, Hosiery, Neckwear and the celebrated Overalls and Pantaloons. The entire scene being arranged by the following well known, Wilbur Cooley, Frank Allen, Chas. Montague and Charlie Benjamin,

Respectively,

The Only One Price Clothier, J. A. JOEL.

The. New York Store,

ESTABLISHED IN 1853,

INDIANAPOLIS* INDIANA.

OUR BASEMENT.

Is now open and Stacked from lloor to ceiling with the

Largest and Most Dazzling- Display

OF

•AND

HOUSE FURNISHINGS

EVER SEEN IN INDIANA.

nrockerv Sparkling Glassware, highly polished iron and tinware, d?ous bric-a-brac. glistening Silverware, Pictures, Books, Toys,! wonaro oiildren Novelties, Games, etc., etc.

The main store still presents the same advantage to out of town bayers, narasly. _"*!

TWH! LARGEST STOCK IN INDIANA THE LiAxvvjiaD

AT THB

TTTvrr*n ROOM on the fourth floor is the coziest, neatest-placj in the st iti for a lifit lunch. The 'foodl exqSe, the^«?«pron.t and near snd the prices reasonable, We cordially „me ,ou .o inspect tins

We are now offering 2,000 ladies1 black and colored

Kpct aualitv cloths, is both'foreign and domestic manufacturers, such as chinchillas, fur =K- taaiitifully .rimmed with fur, astrrtlun and other „ovelrt ttimmings. We quote the prices.bnt each jacket is a bargain worth seeing, and we advise every lady who wants a stylish garment to come in and examine this most extraordinary collection.

PETTIS DRY' GOODS STORE,

LOWEST PRICES.

THE CJKL4 vtf^jttDSvilli weekly review.

CLADSTONK AND DEHKW.

Editor Dana Compare* the Two tirtal flpeechmiikara. New York Sun: The two most prolific epeechmakers in our language la these timeB ara Chauncoy Mltohal Depew and William Ewart Gladstone. Mr. jJepew ia 66 years old, and Mr. Gladstone will be 81 next month. Both of them are strong, full of vim, and in the fullness of their mental powers. Gladstone is a parliamentarian and .publicist Depew is a lawyer, railroader,, and business man. Gladstone is a more learned scholar than Depew, who is a more nimblewitted man than Gladstone. Gladstone has been a prominent figure for nearly as many years as Depew has lived. In the activity of Depew and Gladstone there is no surcease. Gladstone is one of the most voluminous authors of the age Depew has not been what Carlyle spoke of himself as being, "a maker of books.u but he is more of a banqueter than Gladstone is. Both Depew and Gladstone are men of oourtly manners, but Gladstone is less genial than Depew. Both are owners of estates, but perhaps Depew la more affluent than Gladstone. Gladstone may again be Premier of England, and Depew majr yet be a candidate for President of the United States. Depew was a student at Yale Gladstone at Oxford. Both of thera are churchmen. Gladstone is said to be the master of seven tongues but Depew's linguistic genious is boundless. Gladstone is a Homeric and classical erudite so is Depew. Gladstone has been a Junior Lord of the Treasury, Member of the Privy Council, Secretary for the Colonies, Chancellor of the Exchequer, and Prime Minister Depew has been an Assemblyman, Secretary of State in the State of New York, Minister to Japan, and President of the Union League Club. Gladstone can enlighten his hearers on almost any subject so can Depew. A statue of Gladstone was erected twenty years ago tne statue of Depew has not yet been raised.

THE NOON-DAY REST.

it Could lie Mads Sweeter and More Profitable by a Simple Method.

The business women and girls of Indianapolis aro enjoying a unique and pleasant benefit called the "Noon Rest," established In a central portion of the city by the Young Women's Temperance Union, says the Springfield Uuion. The institution is a sort of women's club and the "plant" consists of a number of rooms open each week day from 10 a. m. to 8 p. m., where all y-ung women who work in stores ai.d saops are iuvited to spend their noon hours. Tables are provided for lunches, and milk, tea, coffee and chocolate are served for 3 cents per cup.

The new institution does not come under the head of "charity" in any sense, and the details of its management are the free offering of those who are sensitive enough to realize the Instinct of women for the grateful seclusion which exclusive surroundings can give. The idea Is certainly an admirable one, and ought to be copied in other cities. And It would not be a bad idea if a similar nooning resort could De provided for men who are obliged to carry their dinnero or lunches with them.

A plain hall, neatly furnished, where women or men could sit to eat their lunches apart from the sights and •smells of the shops and spend a few moments in reading or conversation, under orderly regulations, would be appreciated in any busy community.

Watching the Clock.

As the Christian Union says, there is a deal of common sense In this story lately told of Edison, whether he said It or not. A gentleman went to the great electrician with his young sou, who was about to begin work as office boy in a well-known business house. The father asked Edison for a motto which the boy might take to heart in his struggle for promotion and success, After a moment's pause, Edison said, laconically. "Never look at the clock!"

Edison, meant, we take it, that the. man who is constantly afraid he is going to work overtime or over-hourtk dosn't stand a chance of competing with the man who clears up his desk, DO matter how long it takes. The carpenter who drops his hammer, uplifted above his head, when the whistle blows, is likely to remain a second class workman all his life. The carpenter who stays fifteen minutes to finish a "Job" Is working toward a' shop of his own.

A' Look' Panduluin.

M. Maseart, of the Academy of Sciences, has hung a pendulum to the second platform of the Eillel tower, the ball of which is within six feet of the ground. This glvas it a length of 377 feet The ball is of steel, and weighs 212 pounds. The longest pendulum known hitherto, was that of F*ucault, in the 1 uptheon, about seventy years ago, and it afforded a now demonstration of the earth's motion, but it was only about 160 feet

long. 4f$-

Oar bolt Aeld For Ant*.

A new and valuable practical ap plication of carbolic acid haa been made in Central, America, whsra it has been used with gratifying sucoess against the leaf-cutting ants, whose ravages upon cultivated trees in that country are so destructive. The acid is mixed with water, and poured down the ant-burrows, whereupon the ants desert their abode, and by persistent resort this method of attack, they may be expelled from the neighbor hood of cultivated plants.

Tbt Hawaiian* Want Jnpa. The Hawaiian government has applied to the Japanese government for 0,000 more emigrants, and they will be sent

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Gold watches, Diamonds and Jewelry.

MARCY, THE JEWELER,.

Indianapolis, Ind'., Opp. Transfer Car..

&iv'e our customers and the public a chance-to purchase th*ir

Holiday Presents and save the high prices attending the holidayswemakea

Xow is the time to buy goods cheap and save the high prices.

We Can Save You. Big Money.

Great Rogers 1817 Knives at 81.7-5 a set. Spoons Forks and Tea Sets afc low prices. Clocks and Bronzes, large stock. We have the most complete stock in this city, lovely new goods, and we want to sell them.. Now is your time to secure the bargains. We mean business. Come and see us before vou buy DIAMONDS or WATCIFES.

Wm. T. Marcy, the Jeweler,

P. S.—Expert Fine Watch Repairing'ant* Engiaving, Jewelry Mending •ind Music-Box Repairing.*

DRY GOOES AND NOTIONS.

1). W. ROINTKEE.

When the leaves begin to turn it is surely time to lay in your Winter Clothes,

Cloaks, .Reefers, Underclothes, Stockings, Etc., Etc.

Withevery 20 dollars' worth of goods sold a Webster's Unabridged Dictionary is given to the purchaser.

D. W. ROUNTREE

Will buy you a full stock KIP BOOT. And

$2.50

Will buy a CALE or LADIES KID Button Shoe. Warranted by Hamilton & Brown, at

J. S. Kelley's.

Four Doors East of Court

T,rea'*m

OTOrt». pnM P^LH°n_

1

House.

Pure Wines and Liquors

FOB FAMILY USE.

A, Muhleisen.

108 Green Street, Crawfordsville, Ind.,

Has now in stock a most carefully selected lot of PURE IMPORTED WINES, BRANDIES and GINS- Also the very beat grades of California SHERRY, ANGELICA, MUSCATEL, MADERIA and CLARETS which are offered at prices below Cincinnati and Chicago, quality considered.) The many brands we have in stock have a national reputation for purity and excellence in quality, and are being prescribed now constantly py our highest local Medical Authorities in this city,' for their Medical qualities and as a PURE WHOLESOME dinner or table dessert Wines. A large line of Imported KEY WEST and Domestic Cigars.

ALBERT MUHLEISEN,

CLIPPER SALOON.

CARRIAGE SHOP.

J. S. MILLER & CO.,

MANHTACTUBXRg Of

Carriages, Buggies and Spring Wagons.

Aagents lor all e&ateru standard makes buggips, etc. Repairing done en aha notice. HTWork warranted oney JUT. Factory north oj court house,