Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 20 December 1890 — Page 11
ment, but every garment. Remember this.
DRY GOOIS AND K0T10NS.
alsirgestoclc of cloaks on hand, will close theiti out at price
REGARDLESS OF PROFIT.
i£y entire stock has been selected with great care and special reference to the demands of trade. I therefore lVel confident- that can offer you great bargains
PLUSHES A SPECIALTY.
••"Jackets in all the newest eilVcs. This is an opportunity to secure bargians that my not occur again ina long time, and I earnestly desire all friends find patrons to take advantage of it.
D. W.ROUNTREE
Slippers!
For the Old and Young. Slippers of All Kinds At
ALL PRICRS
At 124 East Main Streu.
JT. ©. Kelley s.
Pure Wines and Liquors
FOR FAMILY USE.
A, Miihleisen.
am
We carry a mammoth and immense stock, equaled by none, find sell all goods at prices much below
hem. Your confidence and trust.we seek. This fact of this boast is that we offer no prize to induce you to
nter our store but give you the benefit of the reduction on every garment in the house. Not just one gar
Out of my large and selected stock, I carry no consolidated stock. Carry no old or shoddy goods
which are dear at any price. Everything fresh and clean and in endless variety. Men's Youths'Boys'and
Children's Suits and Overcoats, Ilats, Caps, Trunks and Valises, any of which will make an elegant gift.
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108 Green Street, Crawfordsville, Ind.,
Has now in stock a most carefully selected lot of PURE IMPORTED VINES, BRANDIES and GINS. Also the vary best grades of California TIERRY, ANGELICA, MUSCATEL, MADERIA and CLARETS which re offered at prices below Cincinnati and Chicago, ^quality considered.) The lany brands we have in stock nave a national reputation for purity and exsilence in quality, and are being prescribed now constantly by our highest cal Medcal Authorities in this city, for their Medical qualities and as a
URE WHOLESOME dinner or table uessert Wines. A large line of Imirted KEY "WEST and Domestic Cigars.
ALBERT MUHLEISEN,
CLIPPER SALOON.
:THE ORa'WF RDSVILLE WEEKLY REVIEW.
The Flooded Gates Thrown Open
CUNNINGHAM'
And Bargains Will Flow From Every Department at
The Hatter, Clothier and Gent's Furnisher.
If You Have Been Waiting For Low Prices Your Waiting Has Not Been in Vain, as We Are the
CHEAPEST OF ALL STORES IN THE CITY!
HOLIDAY PURChASBS!
Siek umbrellas for Christmas presents from $1 to $5, others sell the same from $1.60 to 97.50, see Joel before making your holiday purchase.
Silk and wool mufflers, the largest line at the lowest price?, at
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A. Joel's.
Gloves and mittens.—Just received all the nicest things for Christmas presents to fit the smallest child to the largest man at J. A. Joel's.
Rudinstein is literally dying melancholy. He professes most profound disdaia and dis~ gust for life.
A new brick machine has been invented that will turn out twenty thousand bricks a day for 10 hours.
la the report of the marriage of a Middlebury (Yt.) widow, the bride was given away by her daughter.
READ THIS TWICE!
The only Protection that will effectually protect all people, all classes, all labor and all interests is that styled .-IKI,F
PKOTKCTION acquired ouly from a truthful knowledge of ways and means, legal and illegal, just and unjust, by which the burdeus of government, profits of labor and industry, are unequally divided.
That knowledge is power, aud ignorance its slave, is forcibly illustrated daily in all walks of life, among all people, in all countries.
Where knowledge is used as a power or means for gaiului' wealth without labor or an equivalent therefor, it becomes mvesvury to deceive or. Iceep in ignor.i.itv of such methods those from whom the v.-alt-h is lai. -n hence it is that of the ten thoustr.id newspapers printed in.the I'liiu-d [States, less than ten are absolutely five r.nd independent of the power or control of some class, party or mon vpoiy who.v interest it is to keep the great of people in ignorance of their methods.
The Cincinnati Vt eekly Enquirer is one of the few, if not the only one, absolutely free from such influences. It is the most honest, thorough, able teacher and exponent of truthful knowledge, of reliable ta, free from partisan bias, fair, frank and explicit tosuoh degree that one cannot but feel ediiieil and capable of forming correct conclusions therefrom. Such a paper shoula be in every household. Sample copies can be obtained by addressing the publishers, at Cincinnati, 0,
and call on
Crawfordsville's OLDEST and ONLY ONE-PRICE Clothier and Hatter,
When You Get a Bla«k Cat, Shav* It. The bills of particulars for the Pettit case are coming in. The advance account arrived late Saturday afternoon, when a representative of Montgomery County waited upon Auditor J. Frank Byers, and asked for a warrant for the handsome sum of $3,124.30. Ho would not drop the SO cents he was not'asked to do so, but he would have declined, no doubt, had it beendone. The gentleman came after money. He did not want any promises to pay, but taking the warrant, went into the Treasurer's office and Urow the money. He placed the cash in the capacious pockets of his jeans, and returned home. The bill is itimised, certified to by Judge Snyder, and is the "first invoice" as a gentleman in the Auditor's office said: Henry B. Hulett, clerk $ 74.00 E. 1'. McClpskey, sheriff fets 1,072,00 E. P. McClaskey, bailiff fees 4.50 Jury fees 1,298.75 Jury commissioner.. 12.00 Wm. M. White, court reporter 150.00 \Y. T. Frauds, forman 24.00
A. Kostanger, beds, &c 165.15 Emma B. Davis, boarding jury 486.85 Thomas Boraker, janitor, «£c 103.00 Campbell Brojhers, bedding 33.40 Haywood fc Wilson 1,500.00 A. O. Reser, reporter 188.75 H. B. Hulett, auditing claims 5.00
Totql «5,124.30 Trials come high. Then there is the $3,600 demanded by the attorneys, that, if paid, would make the cost nearly $'-,000, besides other bills to come in.—Lafayette Leader.
•(it The Touug People's Keadiag Circle. In 1887 the State Teachei's Association formed an organization known as the Young People's Redding Circle. The Circle is under the management of a Board of Directors, consisting of nine of the most prominent educators of the state, Mrs. McRae, of Ptfrdue, heading the list. The chief duty of this board to select the books for the young readers, and secure reduced rates from the publisher. Any boy or girl who reads a book selected by the board will be enrolled as a member and receive a card of meini^rMilp upon sending the name and title of tUe book r-nd to D. M. Greeting, Sec., of the t-anl, Indianapolis, Ind. About thirty thousand read the books last year. Not much has bepn -lone in this county heretofore, but an effort is beir.g made to get the circle started in some
or vII
of the schools in
each township of the county. Teachers and parents should join in nu earnest effort to get the books into the li.itids of the children. Arrangements have bpi-i! marl' with G. W. Wason 103},', south W'Hsliingt J,. street, Crawfordsville to furnish the liooks ai wholesale prices. Let everybody, WIHMI BUY :.^ holiday books f«r the children net the Heading Circle books of the proper grades, aud let every boy or girl as soon as he or she ha? read a book send and get a membership card.
MOLLIS HARNEY, LAURA SPENCER, Executive Committee. 1. H. (LILKKY.
Hear Them Kick.
The Crawfordsville papers say the otlicial court rojiorter Will White, is only one third through with his report of the evidence in the Petit trial, though working night and day. This is the report which Judge Snyder authorized to be written out by the stenographer for the especial benefit of Petit's attorneys in the preparation of a possible appeal
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HV Never in the history of this house, which reaches back many, many years has first class and well-
made clothing been marked in such low figures. This successful attempt I consider the crowning effort of
business career and insure everyone in this city ani vicinity that they will be enabled to make their
Have taken special pains in stocking my Furnishing Goods department. Complete line of elegant
neckwear, silk handkerchiefs and mufflers, silk umbrellas, full dress shirts, underwear and hosiery, etc., etc
Space forbids me mentioning the many useful articles in stock. Yourself aud friends be convinced
I I I NFN T~
GREAT SALE HOLIDAY GOODS.
—OF
MARCY'S, the JEWELER,
Indianapolis, Ind., Opp. Transfer Car.
In order to give our customers and the public a chance to purchase their Holiday Presents and save the high prices attending the holidays, we make a special low-price sale on our steck for TWO WEEKS, offering our entire stock at prices that will talk for themseles. You can make payments and have goods laid away at CASH PRICES.
Our stock this season is much largerthan ever, and is unsurpassed. Our prices are lower and we mean to ilo the business. We ask your careful attention to our mammoth stock of Fine .Jewelry. We have a fine aseortment
Lovely Ditnipjtl Bracelets, Rings,
Etc. Gems of rare beauty. We are Headquarters for Ladies and Gents' Gold "Watches, aud can save you money. All goods sold engraved free ol" charge. Roger Bros." 1847 Knives and Forks, Tea and Table Spoons, Tea Sets in elegant designs, Clocks and Bron7.es, Lamps in new and nobby styles..
P. 8.—Expert Fine Watch Repairing and Engiaving, -Jewelry Mending and Music-Box Repairing.
Store Open Every Night Till After Christmas.
Wm. T. Marcy, the Jeweler,
to the Supreme Court. The cost will be over $600 and Tippecanoe county will have, to pay the bill.—Lafayette Leader.
Olive Jamison, wife of Franklin Jamison, died Saturday Dec. 13th, live miles south-west of Crawfordsville. ajed 86 years, five months and five days.
Sick and wool mufflers at J. A. Joel's all the latest at the lowest prices.
A silk hat makes a nice Christinas present call at J. A. Joel's.
Fur caps at J. A. Joel's cheaper than you ever saw them'before.
Handsome neckwear at J. A. Joel's for Christinas presents.
Till" Hiuulsomfist American Vineyiml, Mr. Alfred Speer, of l'assnic, N. J,, has been long and favorably known as the pioueer Grape Grower of America. His Vineyards at Passaic, N. J., are the handsomest in the country and contain over 800 miles of wire strctched on posts, aud over two miles of carriago drive under grape arbors. At the season of the year when the grapes are being gatherod for the press, it will well repay one for a visit. Mr. Speer's Wifles are used in the leading hospitals of the country. Can be had at all druggists,
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llucklen's Arnica|Snlve,
The beBt salve in the world for cut*, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, ferer sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains, corns, and all skin eruptions, and positively cures plies, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money refunded. Prices 25 cents iier box. Nye & Co.
No remedy for blood disorders can equal Ayer's Sarsaparilla. Though concentrated and powerful, this medicine is perfectly safe, and may be taken by children as well as adults. Physicians recommend it in preference to any other. Price $1. Worth $5 a bottle.
JJOTICK'OF'APPOINTilENT.
Kstftto Kuhnma Munnii, Jeoeu»«d. N©tk'« in licr«liy Uiftt tin iidorsiBned has bean appointed an4 qualified as Administrators of the estate «f Kuliaina. Muans, late of Montgomery Oouaty, Intlinan, l«oen»od. Sniil oHltite Is said to tx- «olv«ut.
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