Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 20 December 1890 — Page 14
DO NOT
FOE GET.
Stop One Minute
North of The
Union Station.
Selig'sJBazaar
109 and 111 South Illinois'St.
{Bargains
-IN-
DRY GOODS.
Cheapest
PLUSH COATS
-ANE—
CLOAKS
In the City.
SBLIG'S BAZAAR,
109 and 111 South Illinois Street, Indianapolis, Indiama.
Geo. Long .& Oo.
113 EAST MAIN ST.
^Successors to J. M. Tomlinson ft Co.)
"We have a fine line of .Sugar, Coffee Tobacco and Canned Goods.
Come and Inspect Our Stock.
^Farmers desiring to exchange their produce for Fresh. Groceries, and always at the
lowest Current. Rates
Should call at our store on East Alarket Street.
"We have a good trade and expect to maintain it by fair treatment of all customers.
Geo. Long &
Here I amhtont
Oo.
WE ARE
Just Completing
OUR NEW
Ten Thousand Bushel
CORN CRIB
And Will be Ready to receive aU the corn in the County —AT—
MARKET RIE.
Bring it Along and Dump
llS'asd ISO X.lf&rket St.
Pitcher's Castoria
Children Cry for
sold
engraved
free .the
tical Optician in the city.
WKLL, WELL, WELL,
my old headquarters at the 99 cent
store, just loadid down witbpresents,
for little boys and girls.
I have games, sleds, skats, wagons
wheelbarrows, velocipedes, bicycles
trycicles, dolls, doll carriages, kitchen sets, etc.
it would take me too long dear child
ren to tell you of all the nice things
that I have for you, but come sind see
me and I will show them to you.
ROSS BROS..
Near the Post Office
COLMAN
Fine work at Reasonable prices, trial solicited.,
ELMS ALE.
Dr. Allen is famishing his new bonee. Literary was held at Hiekory corner school houseoa Wtdneeday evening.
James Swank is canvassing for subscriptions for THE RKVIBW IU this locality. A grand-daughter of Wallace Tiffany was severely scalded by falling into a tub of hot water.
The friends of Cyrus Daaey near bere gave bim a birthday supper on Thursday nignt. A goed sized fcrowd was in attendance.
Richmond &Ross are preparing to remove inti their new roon in the Miller block on Washington street, •onseqnently are offering tbeir entire stock of harness, saddles, robes, whips, etc., at prices never before heard of to reflate the stock to save expenses of money.
SOUTHWEST UKIOB.
Isaac Jones was down on his farm Tuesday. John Steele is running his saw mill in tall blast.
Joe, "the cbewer," passed throngh Balhinch Tuesday. A young son of Frank Jamison is sick with the lung fev*r.
A small boy ot Wm. Charter's is very low with the fever. J. W. Grubb and Jackson Harwood are the real estate aeents in Balhinch.
Miss Minnie Bollman, who has been sick for the past week, is batter at this writing. Mrs. Frank Jamison died on Saturday morning. The funeral eevices were conducted by Rev. Hamilton.
The Slabtown schoollhouse have postponed their literary ou account of continual sickness in th« neighborhood.
The man wlio butchers hogs on Sunday, also finds it a day to gather his torn. If it is not stopped we will mention his name in onr next letter.
Richmond & Ross ou January 1st will occupy the beautiful new room In the Miller block on north Washington street. They do not wish to move their large stock and will oonseqnently offer all their present stock at prices that are bound to sell them. Come early and get your choice before they are picked over.
ALAMO.
The pop corn social was a complete success, Joe Chandeler, of Waveland, was here Wednesday.
Some sneak shot Johnnie Mitchell's fox Tuesday.
Bill Hybarger, of Wallace, was in town Wednesday. J. S. Smith spent Sunday with his best girl at Greencastle.
W. S. Grimes will enter the soldiers' Home band after holidays. Where, oh where, are our police when the scraps are going ou.
Miss Fanny Thompson, of Yountsville, spent Sunday here witli friends. Mr. John Sparks, of Greencastle, was in the city the first of the week.
Frank Peacock is our hurtling poultry buyer. He averages 1,400 pounds per week.
hTComplete
only good
99-CENT STORE.
Washington Street opposite the Court House.
Letters addressed to Sa ntU Clans, 5n care of this store, will receive prompt attention. large crayon portrait given to every customer.
The Green Street
MERCHANT TAILOR
THE CRAWFORDSYILLE WEEKLY REVIEW,
Mr. Harry Clark, of Waveland, was here Wednesday, measuring timber for Mr. Wolfe. Madam Rumor says there is to be a wedding soon. One of our young men will take a former resident of this town bis wife.
Almost every person this neighborhood buys their harness of Richmond & Ross, the harness dealers at Crawfordsville. They are popular fellows and make the best of harness.
LIHDEN.
Nuten Staler our post master is having eaibunkles. Corn gathering is abont all done in this part of tbe country.
Last Sunday night the first snow iell that yon could track a rabbit. William Wright will be in his place in the store at Kirkpatrick after the holidays.
The traius of both railroads showed they had been where there was plenty of snow all last week.
J. S. Bennett is having rheumatism of late. Bat he will lake your name fer this paper if yoo wish to take it.
No Christmas present can be more appreciated or appropriate than one of those beautiful robes at Richmond & Ross.
Bode Stoddard and wife from Republican City. Nebraska, came here last week and they went to Merom, Sullivan county, this week to suprise their cousin, Bardwell Stoddard as it is his 21th birthday. Annt Jane Stoddard went with them.
The New Richmond scribe does not fail to have a little fun at somebody's expense,., But we are with him like the fellow that was kicked by a mule. Just consider the soureo and pass it by. Now we are not after a racket, for he knows we have always been a g«od all friend to him.
YOUNTSVILLE.
A great many are complaining of bad colds. Now is the time to subscribe for THE REVIEW.
Edson Fink has been quite sick for the last week past Tbe schools of this township are in a prosperous condition.
Mrs. Willard Fink, of Chicago, is visiting iolks here at thiB time. Grace Work is visiting her sister in Champaign, 111., at this time.
Rev. A. J. Yount, of the Lafayette Circuit, was a visitor here this week. J. M. Work, jun., of your city visited home folks here over Saturday night
NEW BOSS.
Hogs at the bottom. A show here Tuesday night. Chicken pox is-going the rounds. I Institute at the school house to-dny. There was a moot court here last nightProf. Hnlse was in our suburbs Sunday. Two of the Kg t«rS brothers art at Lebanon 6ick.
Isaac Golloday is dealiug ia the poultry business. The uew library will soon be in running order.
Our merchants have a fine selection of Christiana goods. Frank Loder was seen promlnading here Sunday evening.
J, S. Zook has been inspecting the sekool* of our township. Mrs. Batcher, of Kansas, has been visiting at Prof. Rodman's.
Dr. Bowers made a business trip to Crawfordsvilie Wednesday. Rev. Carson, of Ladoga occupied the pulpit at MethodiSt church Sunday.
A handsome lap-robe for a Christmas present is just the thing. See Richmond & Ross for ttoein.
A Christmas dinner will be served at McCoy's building for 15 cents. Given by the Methodist ladies in favor of the church.
AJcantata:—"Christmas Snowflakes" will be presented at the Methodist church on the night of Dec. 25, under the auspices of M, E. Sub bath school. Price of admission 10 cents.
ALAMO.
(DKI.ATBD USTTBB.)
Wash Titus Is in Terre Haute. Tom Little is home from New Market. Jim Truax went to St. Louis Mn1»y. Singing at Texas every Thursday night Mrs. Wagoner is very poorly at this writing. Homer Bower was home Saturday and Sunday.
Carpenters are improving our school properly. On*- Councihneu are still fighting the pool table.
J. P. Wert was iu Indianapolis Friday and Saturday. W. G. Clark has sold his property to Cbas. Rountree.
Our heading is still being hauled away. Slow but sure, Cbas. Brown came home from Farmersburg Friday.
Neckwear newest styles in towa at J. A Joel's.
F/uicy silk suspenders for Christmas presents at J. A. Joel's.
Nearly all colds are slight, at first, but their tendency is to so lower the system that the sufferer becomes a ready victim to any prevalent disease. The use of Ayer's Cherry Pectoral in the beginning of a cold, would guard QQQ, against this danger.
Money to loan at 7 per cent, annual mtere without commission. Cumberland & Miller.
I want mother, father, school teachers, boys and girls to visit my fruit and aonfectiouery store where you can get any kind ot Christmas candies you may want. Santa Clause will arrive Dec. 24, east Main street. J. C. WAMPLEB.
The Market*.
at the several
The literary entertainment which was to have taken place on Christmas eve h*is been pot off nntil New Year's night on account of the shortness of time for preparation.
The funeral services of the wife of Frank Jameson took place at the M. E. cburcb here last Sunday at 2 o'clock, the Rev. Hamilton officiating. The remains were laid away the O'Neal graveyard.
A certain young heir In this vicinity can have his pick and choice of any .girl in the neighborhood because he drives an outfit made by Richmond & Ross at Crawfordsville. Others will no doubt follow bis example.
Townsley & Work started their corn crusher on last Saturday, they have replaced the old grinding plates with new ones which make8 tbeir crusher as good as new. Friday and Saturday of each week are set apart for crush Ing coru for any one wanting such work done.
1NDIAKAPOMS.
Cattle—We quote: Fancy Export $4 15g4 60 Choice shipping steers of 1,400 to 1,600 pounds €8 75@4 10 Good shipping steers of 1,100-to 1,300 pounds j3 60@8 90 Fair shipping steers of 1,000 to 1,200 pounds 3 25@3 50 Fair to medium heilers 2 00@2 25 Common to fair heifers 1 65@2 00 Good to choice cows 2 00@2 25 Fair to medium cows 1 50@1 75
fine
Geo. F. Hall has been the father of girl baby sine* Sunday morning last. Doug. Crist has been lying very sick home of Taylor Thompson for days past.
Hogs—We quote: Good to choice heavy and mod
$3 90@3 9VA
Fair to good mixed 3 65(3:3 85 Good to choice light 3 75@3 90 Roughs 2 25@3 50 Light Mixed 3 65@3 85 Wheat 95 Corn 50 Oats 45@48 Hay........ .... ..$10.50
CHAWFORDSVTJ.I.ff.
Wheat :..... 85@90 Corn 45 Hay $7@8 Oats 40 Butter 15 Eggs 20 Chickens 5 Turkeys Ducks
Oottoa. Root O O N
Dosed of Cotton Root, Taniy aid I Pennyroyal—a rwoent disoovtry by an 'old phytloimn.
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monthly—Safe.
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honihrr. xrtio ar« making
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scaled. Ladlea, ask yow draxgtat for Ooolt'f Cotton Root Compound and take ao subititut®, or Inolose 2 stamp* for mM particular!. Addrew POND ULI COMJPANY, No. 3 FtsbW Block, 131 Woodward are., Detroit, Mich.
A I a to it jr my :ricll!(r»»nl person of either .«i*, who cut Vend write, and who, ifT«r iiiMrnetion,wUI work indtMtriouily, ho* to tarn three Tketuand Dollar* a
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h'c tlluiiiion or employmf nt.»t whirh vrair,n..
Jo in««nev for me.unl«*a *utxrs«f»l aim**. Eaally and quickly -onuxl. de»uvfcut one worker Irom rocli dutrkt orcounlv. I
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SANTA CLAUS SOARED TO DEATH.
rw •Pi.inoa havfl rnirifid the Old Fellow's Monopoly and will give Everybody a chance to play Santa Claus this year. Prices within reachfof ii ^5? u, fSI0t,mS qptect knd have laid away your Holiday Goods while they are New, Fresh and Novel. Don't wait until the last minute ^J^e
Is Larger than evtr
linf of Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry, Clocks, Broozes and Silverware ever sbown in the city.
engraver in the city, and all spectacles accurately fitted to the eyes with diamond lenses by the
KLINE AND GRAHAIHI.
OPPOSITE COURT HOUSE ON EAST MAIN STfREET.
Dont Fall to Yisit
TH_E FAIR
Our line of
HOLIDAY GOODS
Is Complete. A Fine Line «f Jewelry, Grand Lis® of China Goods. A
Wonderful Line
To Select From. Anything you want we have got or will get it for yon. Come and see us.
Washington Street.
Notice the Sign, "The Fair."
YOUR ATTENTION PLEASE.
More beautiful, things and more of them than anybody. have some
New Parlor and Table Ornaments, Fine Bisque Figures all the Novelties in Jewelry, New and unique shapes in Silverware.
Goods that you can't get any where «lse in this market, Hxamine them Prices always the lowest, Quality for quality. Choose yourHoliday Presents now.
gin^m BWall^ .#
12 East Wash. St., Indianapolis.
JOHN McCLAMROCK,
Successor to Yeagley & McClamrock,
-OFFERS
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS TO CASH BUYERS
-OF-
BOOTS AND SHOE^.
If You are looking for an Appropriate Present for a Friend Relative in and see our Fine Line of
Christmas Slippers*
Also Large and Complete Line of Boots, Shoes and Rubber Goods,
REMEMBER CASH TALKS.
OPPOSITE COURT HOUSE.
W.
B®
.rml'BKE. Addrry.l "nee. -»-.20, Maine.
We waat yowt*
1881.
drop
Christmas Smoke!
Is as nice a token of your esteem for a Friend as you eould present. 1 have Just reeeived an elegant Line of
Cristmas Pipes
And Small Beautifully DECORATED BOXES of Choice Cigars that will make Handsome Presents. My Line oi
Tobacco and Pipes
Come and see me, South Green Street, next to Elsten's Bank.
3*£Hardee.
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only
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