Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 28 September 1895 — Page 4
Mr.
We will positively se.l Buggies at Who'esnle Trices. Also to any one buying a
Turnbull Wagon
Oa or before October 15th. 9"). we will give a discount of $ .oo. The sale and rices will las only for the lime named.
JOE B.
The Hardware man. 120-122 S. Washington street.
50 lb Sack 25 lb Sack
-THE-
White House Grocery's Full
Value"
A Halt Patent made of 1-3 Spriug, 2-o Winter Wheat and guaranteed to be the best Flour for the money ever sold in this market.
OUR PRICE IN CLOTH SACKS:
We are also headquarters for Sugars. Teas, Coffees, Dried and Canned Fruits.
20 lbs. Granulated Sugar 21 lbs. Ridgewood A 22 lbs. 0
SILOUIS.WOi
Do not torget eur number—
McMullen & Robb,
First door south of First National Bank
"THE LODGE."
Have You Seen Them Yet?
The immense Bargains in Tailor-ilade Clothing now being offered at
Ruben's Bates House- Misfit Parlor,
GO Went Wasbingtou Street, Inl)auapolln, Indiana.
KING OP TAILORS AND CLOTHIERS.
What we need la room ler ear new winter stock. and the most afXectual way to gain this room Is to close out all our light and medium-weight goods regardless of cost. So dojnot overlook this opportunity to buy Flae Tailor-Made Clothing (or lees than the actual Talue the raw material.
SEE OUR WINDOW. KOTE THESB PRICES. for 18.00 wo sell a tSO.O'i Tailor-made Iuit. WOT $10.00 we will sell a 125.00 Tailor-made Suit. for 112.50 we will sell a 30.00 Tailor-made Salt.
(['UT„-:- SALE
..FOR.
THIRTY DATS ONLY.
Tor (15.00 we will eel! a $35.00 Tailor-made Suit. Pants In endless variety, frem $2,50 to $5 tailors' prices 16 to $12.
60 WEST WASHINGTON STREET.
Ruben's Bates House Misfit Parlor.
No charge for alterations to improve a fit.
Flour.
85c •i5c
81.00. 100 1.00
We're Happy! Can't Help It!
Got an Article that Touches the Spot.
Ounces for a Nickel. Aim
that enough? None better. None quite so Good.
LOOAL NEWS
J. R. Bryant aad wife have returned home.
Mayor Bandle is visiting at Springfield. 111.
Several will attend the Terre Haute races from this city. Tramps have been uncommonly plenty in town this week.
Senator Ellison, of Allen county, was in town on Thursday. Fred MansoG and WOJ. Llunt attended the Atlanta exposition.
Water and gas bills will be due frem and after Tuesday next. Billings Billings have sold their law library to White Reeves.
Hog cholera ii takiut: of! many tine porkers in many parts of the county.
John Hutton is building a 81.000 residence on his farm in Madison township. The curbing is being placed along the new streets in the Whitlock place addition.
There have been more than the average number of marriages in the county this week.
The K. of P. celebration at Wayretown was largely attended and an en joyable time reported.
Dr. W. S. Johnson, of Wyoming, is visiting his brother-in-law. Robt. Beck, east Market street.-this week.
The examination for applicants for teachers' license will be held at the county superintendent's office to-day.
The Richard Walter's property on south Washington street has been sold to W. W. Wbitington for §2,000. Cheap enough.
Tude Hamilton has been doing a job of auctioneering in Kentucky this week for which he received §100 and traveling expenses.
Ales Mahorney advertises a closing out sale. He expects to retire from the branch of business in which he is engaged soon.
J- K. Harrison, a relative of ex-Presi-dent Harrison, is posted for a lecture at Darlington next Tuesday night. Subject: "Life in Military Prisons."
Frank Price. Vandalia freight train conductor, had his jaw broken(on Thursday by an accident while on his train. He was taken to Terre Haute for repairs.
Milt Burtc left on Tuesday night to join the Ben Hur Tableau company at Peoria. The company will make a tour of Kansas, Iowa and other Western states.
William Morgan is slowly recovering from his severe attack of typhoid fever, but is very weak and several days must elapse before he will be able to leave his bed.
Rev. Jackman is reported to have said that Mayor Bandel was drunk lately. The mayor proposes to give him an opportunity to prove it, retract or stand the consequences.
Conductor Jennings, of the Monon, was bitten in the hand a few days ago by a negro seeking to steal a ride, who he put off the car, and has been disabled for duty since.
The claim of Henry Arnold against the estate of Daniel Arnold, deceased, was tried in the circuit court yesterday. The jury found for the plantitf and gave him a judgment for §204.75.
Judge Hargrave, who has opened an office o*. er Gilbert's clothing store, was admitted to practice at this bar on W ednesday. He was formerly a judge in the Vanderburg county circuit court.
Mr. A. F. Reed of the city water works was a witness this week in the Federal court before whom the Coffins are being tried for the wrecking of the Indianapolis National JBank of which Hauahey wrs president!'
1 he house' of W. J. Kteher in the southeast part of the city was entered by thieves on Monday by a 0-1 "i and going up Etairs to the .•ping room, secured a pocket book yfaitung over §40 and decamped. Other houses were visited in the se'ghborhood, but no valuables were missed.
After near six months the stone work of the east Wabash avenue bridge has been completed. The iron will be placed upon it within a few days, when it will be ready for the passage of vehicles. The entire cost of this bridge is over §9,000, about twice as much as there was any need o? expending for it. It is the work of the present city council, it must be remembered, with whom it would eeem money is no object. -,~j
Hydraulic Cider Press
Run by steam for grating, at 1% centB per gallon get more cider out of a given quantity of of apples than any old style mill. \ou are entitled to the pumice if you want it, ae I press it dryjenough to burn in the furnace. Capacity, 75 barrels per day, therefore, you will not have to wait long, Cider apples bought after Sept. 7th at 15 cents per 100 lbs. Can do pressing after Sept. 10. Come and inspect mill. Located corner Grant avenue and Market street, Darter ware house, all in the dry. Scales New cider barrels at my store,
there.
Sept.l2-Aw. JQE TATLOB.
Your horse will be shod at reasonable figuree and with the utmost care, if you take it to J. A Pierce, corner Green and Market streets.
It Pays to Trade at
THE BIG STORE.
THIC STOK'
TREMENDOUS PURCHASE
FROM THE
GREAT AUCTION SAL
-OP-
Specker Bros. &Co. Ci ncinnati
A few weeks ago Specker Bros. & Co., one of the Largest Best jobbing houses in the west, were forced to make an assigning This was brought about by slow collections, due to the recent ha times. Last week the entire stock, appraised at §305,000 was at auction to the highest bidders.
In accordance with our usual wide-awake and progressive polj 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 instanq more than halt the regular price.
"SOLD TO L. IB
Was heard more times than any other expression, and our purckf amounted to several thousand dollars. This enormous lot oj Goods is now being received and will be on sale
Monday lor ing, September
Owing to the vast amount of work necessary to get the good in skape we have not been able to print a list of the bargains, wild will appear next week but don't wait to read that
Come and See the
Owing to thej lateness of the season this sale will last only a slioi time, as[£our Winter Goods are coming in and clamoring room, so don't delay your visit or you may be too late.
LOUIS BISCHOF,
1
3?
(roods!
Strictly Cash