Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 7 September 1895 — Page 4
Be Sure and See
COMPLETE LTXE OF
Our Exhibit at the
And get one of those Large, Cool glasses of
lb" I liilcd &t itrs.
W. O. SMITH
FARMERS
J011N 11. SA'AN'K, Assistant.
•,
COUNTY FAIR
We will have the Lamest Line uf
Buggies, jurreys, Plptoiis and Road Wtpis
Ever Exhibited at the l-'air.
Harness, Kobes, Blankets.
Cook Stoves, Heating Stoves andHanges. Creameries, ftetrigerators and Fm-zers.
JOB E. FISHER.
The Hardware man. 120-122 S. Washington street.
W. B. BRICK. ART DAVIS.
Brick & Davis,
(Successors to H. S. Nicholson.)
Staple and Fancy Groceries
-AT THE-
Lowest Market Price.
We respectfully solicit a share of the pubfic patronage. Thone No. 86. Corner .Main and Walnut Streets.
ON TOUR WAY
Out to the Fair Grounds stop at
"THE LODGE.
Anhenser-Buscli Beer.
X. JJ.—Remember it's a lon? time between drinks out there.
YOU DON'T NEED BLOOMERS
(jniduai'.- of the United Mates College of Km balm ins in New York the Orluntnl CollOKOol llfst 'ii. Mass. mul e'lurk Colliw. SprlUKlield, Uh 10. They aiv tin- tlnvo best in
Funeral: Director and Embalmer
l-vory {grade of supplies kept In stock, from the clu/apest to the most oxpeusivo.
WHITE AND BLACK FUNERAL CARS PRICES ALWAYS REASONABLE.
I am also agt.-ut for the lioyd Jlurplar I'roof Gram Vault. OOlee in new lilufor lj •213
soatb Washington ft root. Keeldonce,
415
95
When you ride in a Livery turn-out.
Has as nice ones as YOU want.
Are invited to put lip their teams at his barn. No. 121-1 22 east Market st. Telephone No. y8.
D. C. BARJXHIJLIi,
south Washington street.
Liquors. Brandies. Wines. Beers.
A'so the Finest Line of
Imported Oigars
In the Market at the
"HEALTH OFFICE"
138 West Main Street.
GUS KARLE, Prop.
THE REVIEW
-BY-
F. T. IiUSE,
THUKS OF J0b9CBTPT10!i.
One year, in the county, Oneyear,ontofthe county. Inqnire at Office for Advertlinerates.
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SEPTEMBER 7,1895.
LOOAL NEWS
The grand and petit juries COD none on Monday.
Barnutn's show is exhibiting in Chicago this week.
Terre Haute and Covington both have fairs next week.
The excursionist* to Boston ha
about all returned home.
,,
The Lafayette fair was attended by numbers of people from this city. Cyrus N. Baker, Orawfordsvillo, lias beeu granted a patei.i 011 a corn planter.
J, M. Stephenson, at 126 north (ireeu street, is selling groceries. Go see him rnd you will always trade there.
A reunion of the Ilostetter family occurred near Ladoga, on Thursday. Over 100 persons of the name were present"
C. I. Slipher, a proprietor of the Junction House, was married or. Tuesday at Delphi to Miss K. Eckhart, of that city.
Following the combine of gas companies at Terre Haute the price has been advanced from 50. cents to.. 81, per 1,000 feet.
The attendance at Music Hall to witness the play. "Sowing the Wind." was quite large and the audience well pleased.
Joe E. Fisher will sell shoe grain drills, at 810 and 611, also gasoline stoves, burners, etc. at less thau cost, for fair week only.
The ladies of the Christian church will serve meals in the east dining hall at the fair grounds next week. A good dinner for 25 cents.
James Devan offers 6100 reward for the arrest and conviction of the persons who knocked him down and took his money, some weeks ago.
Street Commissioner Larsh estimates the damage to the city by Tuesday night's rain, at 610,000. Many think his figures entirely too high.
A son of Commissioner Harding had his arm dislocated OD Monday. He was engaged at work at home at the time. The arm was set by Dr. Keegan.
Most of the old soldiers going to the encampuien,t at Louisville, leave next Tuesday afternoon. They go by Big 4 and Monon, the majority of them by the former route.
Jame6 Wilson, one of the men arrested here on show day, on charge of attempted picking of pockets, will have his trial next week. F. P. Mount has been appointed as attorney for him.
Richard Benson, a resident of Craw fordeville for many years, died at his residence on south Elm street, on Tuesday morning. His age was 57 yenrs. The funeral took place on Friday a.ternoon.
The temperance people of Waynetown, have finally triumphed over Herron, who sought to obtaio license to retail liquor. The remonstrance was too u.'ich for him and he finally withdrew hi.s ,ipphcation.
The water works plant was much injured by the great rainfall of Tuesday night. The damage has leen estimated by some at 62.000. and several weeks will be required to place ev rything in satis factory running order.
Wm. Birch, the machinist, has the timbers for frame work for a new shop already .jut. and will erect the building soon. It will be located somewhere, probably on Spring on Water streets, the location net yet being decided.
There was such an overwhelming protest in the first ward of the city of Frankfort against the further sale of intoxicants in that district that the two saloon keepers abandoned their application for re-license and will go into other business.
Elder Lane, who was here on Monday to perform the marriage ceremony for Clias. Kern and Flora Work,.has entered upon the sixth year of his charge of the Christian church at Lebanon, during which time there have been nearly -100 accessions to the church.
The ricle Tom's Cabin company drew a paying house at Music Hall on Monday. In spite of the number of times it has been played here and elsewhere, it is still a drawing attraction, and will doubtless continue to bo. As old aud antiquated as the play seems to be people prefer it to scores of better ones.
The people of Burlington who assisted in tearing down the saloon building in which the village saloon was located, are likely to bo inconvenienced by their exploit. Officer Welty, of Kokomo, is said to have been an eye-witnesB, and to have secured the names of eighteen of the participants and many witnesses, and prosecutions will follow. Mr. Taylor who attempted to open the saloon,is Baid to have been driven out of Flora by remonstrance.
It
Pays to Trade at
THE BIG STORE.
THE BIG STOR
TREMENDOUS PURCHASE
FROM THE
GREAT AUCTION SAL
OF-
Specker Bros. & Co. Ci iicinnatij
A few weeks ago Specker Bros, Co.. one of the Largest) Best jobbing houses in the west, were forced to make an assigns This was brought about by slow collections, due to the recent h| times. Last week the entire stock, appraised at §865,000 was at auction to the highest bidders.
In accordance with our usual wide-awake and progressive] cy we sent our buyers to watch every item and instructed them buy all the good things, if at their price, which was in no instaij more than halt the regular price.
"SOLD TO Hi. IB
Was heard more times than any other expression, and our purchas amounted to several thousand dollars. This enormous lot Goods is now being received and will he on sale
Monday Morning, September
Owing- to the vast amount ol work necessary to get the 201 in shape we have not been able to print a list of the bargains. wh| will appear next week: but don wait to read that
Come and See the Goods!
Owing to the lateness of the season this sale will last only a sli time, as]j our Winter Goods are coming in and clamoring room, so don't delay your visit or you may be too late.
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