Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 22 October 1898 — Page 8

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Ladies'good Gold Fill-1 ed Watch open cell §7.50

Ladies' good Gold Fill ed Watcli Tluntiiiir 1 ase $10.00,

Gent's open face Gold Filled Watch §9.50.

Gents' Hunting Gol«l Fillfd Watch §11.50

These Prices are good until Aug. 27th.

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The Jeweler, 111 South Washing-

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For the sm ill tint of monoy required to get a ni**** suit tor fall wear at halt price evinr.p th* kind ot tor sight that

of tin Street' Fair, the Golden liul.- "whoop? things up" mid helps out

the city by having a 'Mubtiee' »iChi in the store. A Jubilee celo-raiing r. Met .rv low prices over lii"h iubilce inaugurating the sa of goods of highest values ai the -owe.1 cot. A jubilee to show the people that we have succeeded by untiring energy, polite teamicm and accommodation in winning the confidence and patronage of .ill.

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STEADY

Makes Men,

The boys know what Tannenb uu Bros.' clothing is. The prices are nominal.

Get a School Suit

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INCOME AT HOME. You can make ft'5 p(*r week. Either sex. .I'll start you .w S '5 ppr .. In the Mail Order liusinens Jay or ovenn.g. No

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Voting,

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Pack away that summer suit that it may do for next summer. Buy a fall suit and be in style now and next year.

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Clothiers, Hatters, Furnishers.

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CORRESPONDENCE,

BALHINCH.

Wheat looks very tine.

Health is'good in Hmch.

Tlif c.'rn fro.' is very tro'-il. 'A- '9f Uncle John 'Stump is a citizen of Ilincti again.

There will preaching at the U. I!. church the liret Sunday in November.

Huinor has it. iliat. Canciy Lewelun made a prohibition speech at tinkersI ville last Sunday.

I Mr. Ballard marie a rousing Democratu- speech at the Stump school hout-e one week ago. I'he hou^e was filhd with hearers.*

Hy looking over (ho pull bonks of Balhinch precinct, one would think that the Republicai.s hail a majority. Say Bro. Deumcatp, wake up, or we are Kline sure.

Say. Bro. Sandy, there is blood on the moon in Hindi, so wake up and couie to our rescue or we are gone. Can't you come and preach some for us? Don't, fool with Polly Pacer ana Wide-Awake but come and help to redeem Balhinch.

ROBEBT'S CHAPEL.

.lisp -r Eliimre Htter.fls lodge at \hw Kichmond every Friday myht, rain nr shine, cold or hot.

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MCCOIIDHII

tore his pants mid

broku his troTvel while huilding cement walks in Elmihile.

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A dear.Jstvept airl, near Ash Gr ve, savrt Frank ain papa may set the day, so look out for weeding pnoii.

Seno Cope is the mventer of a ew i'dii^ied kicku tr strap 'bat he sas will pull their teeih wnen they kic'\.

Mips Poll Pacer, your ignorance of wtial is taught Sunday school will have to be your excuse. We aH know how you spend your Sundays.

As we passed through Elmdale one day last week, we saw Role Schleppy and Rliis Cruea building a walk for Dr. O in. They say the Dr. is all right with but one exception. He votes the republican ticket.

BROWN'S VALLEY.

Robert Goff v.-enc to Waveland on busu.ets. Mih

Xeilie Davis, of Ladoga, is visit

ing relatives here this week. (J S. Davis and wife went to Cravvf' ids iile Satur ay on Ir.tsi eB8.

John (i.-ff an.l fHiuily were the guests of reUtives at Now Richmond on Sun d.i v.

i'heie will be a spider web social at th" Waeson sclioul house on Friday ni^tit.

J"hn Gi band and family, of Wavel.i'.d were ttie jjuests of his father p«rt of th's ,veeK.

.!• hm.ie Wilson and son, of Waveland spent Sunday at New Richmond with his mother, Mrs. Sarah Pitts.

Mrs. Sarah Pitts and daughter returne ito r.hetr home nt New ivichmond on Sunday after a fe-vdays visit with relatives here.

Orviiil Servise H,d Mi-s Delia Whitiiyton were ijuiet'y united in marriage the Frienilri chuich om Sundav night.

I he -ople ot thi-coiTi'iiunity would be L'lad to see a Houriii .' mill erected h' re. mi? bei u' a uood location

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The Journal correspondents' reunion was well attended on Saturday considering the weather and the busy time. Toe Journal Company furnished a good nner.

The M. W. and A. oyster supper was a grand success. They had a good programme. Charley Rogers was first on the programme. He and John Miller gave a very entertaining talk on the M. W. of A. After their talk three of Mr. Miller's children spoke, as did also Ii a Sp-iulding and eeyer^J oth(erswXhereceipts were 830. f.v

Fifteen line cabinets for $150—Wi lis Gallery.f// i1

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guard against disappointment.

A nicely fin-1 A beautiful icshpd qolirl

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center table,

Highly polished solid oak Chiffonier, $6.99.

mall0^ny

We Sell for Cash or Credit Anywhere in the State of Indiana.

WIDE AWAKE.

List Friday was ttie first fatal frost this fall. Mayor Curtis Edwdaris begin?-] to crib corn Friday.

rt Breakp is iixicitz his fish pond for the purpose of planting channel cut,

Miit Lottand has pulled and pitted his beets preparatory to beginning the manufacture of beet sugar.

The Lofland sorghum cane mills, after a four weeks run, have finished up the season with 830 gallons ot sorghum sirup. «.

Capt. McClelland and wife, who are now visiting in Iowa, will return on Wednt sday. The Captain may tell us something of cold nose and toes while on his visit to see Fa nie, his sister.

We heard of Sandy visiting our sugar and ciffee planter, and went over there immediatel but he had just gone. We talked to the planter about the hog colera remeiiy. The planter says that it will not etfect Jersies or sandies, and that he paid too much freight. The planter was in trouble sur.) enough, but did not tell us about the wedding, he sheriff is getting better and says he is williug to return to Polly Pacer her wig and false teeth that sho might receive the majority of the votes at the street fair and be the rival queen of the city. When Sandy was in Wide Awake the correspondent had gormandized himself on gooa'J and was in a deep snooze. If Sandy had tickled him under ihe chin with a red hot crow bar it would have been just the saii-e. But some day he will wake up to old Sandy's surprise, The Mayor has just issued the second proclimatiou lor Sandv. He has employed exrState l-piity, Grant Agnew, who is now township chairman of township committee, to execute h.8 orders, aud all know th.it Grant is brave. Now you may look for something to happen or we will pay the freight.

Famous for baby pictures—Willis Gallery. v...

Miss Mildred Wray, of the Y. M. (J. A. millinery parlor:1, extends a hearty inI vitation to every lady of Montgomery county to call and seethe now fall styles in millmerv.

See those cabinets, 15 for 8150—Willis Gallery-

City Marshal Bird, of Franl{/ort, is again disabled by the bullet fired into is a a desperado, Arthur Palmer, of RuspiaVllh'..

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Months (t piodi^imis planning nil laborious acliicwmMit is il

lustrated by a glimpse of our new and beautiful store. With an

entire new stock of the choicest and most reliableirrealions in fur

niture, .Carpets and general ilmsehir lishings we intend]to give

the greatest values ever known. The bargains are for everybody

either tor sh or on eesy ^e» kly or monthly paymenis-no extra

clurge for credit, and every offering is covered with a broad gu

arantee backed with the good name ot., Reliable"--which is a sale-

Ushed or solid oak cobbler-

I seat rocker, 5

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Neatly carved and polished oak-, bedroom suits, $14.61

Furniture and Carpet Co., 32, 34, 36 South Illinois St Indianapolis, Ind.\

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$1.69.

Steel enameled white beds brass trimming $2-44.

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A well-built, highly polished extension table $2.74.

CASH OR EASY PAYMENTS

THE RELIABLE"

CORN SHOW

During the Street Fair we will give the following Premiums on Corn

llost O'ii'H, any colot Ono Hurrol of the Kent Flour on Earth, (Oolii Medal eru\?lar.ev hUe'corn

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il .af in ., -or" Fifty pounds (iold Medal Klour

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So 1 id oak combination Bookcase and Desk,.- $7.43.

Close woven wool-filled carpets, per yd. 27c.

l)rem'ums- Judges to.be selected by exhibitors. All

iJ to lie_liroiiKht to ourvtore not later than Wednesday noon, Oct. 19. All cx- ^7?

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Big Four Elevator

6o Pounds to the Bushel.

No more, no leps. We are headquarters for all kinds of

Grain and

We are in the market for 100,000 bushels n-w corn, 50.000 bushels (Jhoice Milling Wheat, 5,000 bushel* Clover peed. We don't meet prices, we make them. We are giving 38 pounds host flour f.ir a bushel good wheat.

L)o .Not Fail

To see us when you have anything to sell.

DARTER & HODGKIN.

PARKER'S HAIR BALSAM Cleanses aud beautified the tuUr* l'romotef a luxuriant growth. Kever Fails to Hcstore Gray

Hair to its Youthful Co or Cured pralp ^'r "C

»onr Itoweis Willi Cui.'-iiretN ..i'' i: •-•cS'iH-.imir.ioi: •. O a.\ •ir iifcisi.s, iiu, .r,c'.e

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grade flour on earth (O. K.)

Buying about all the grain coming to town. Bought over 3,()00 bushels last week. Uought a choice lot of wheat one mile west of Ladoga, of M. Tapp paving 3 cents a bushel more for it th .n the Ladoga dealers offered. Wo buy and weigh your wheat and seed before wp clean it, and give you

DOING 1

Seeds.

Beaaty Is Blood Deep.

Clean blood means a clean skin. No beauty without it. Cascarets, Candy Cathartic clean your blood and keep it clean, by stirring up the lazy liver and driving all impurities from the body. Uegin to-day to banish pimples, boils, blotches, blackheads, and that sickly bilious r-nmplexion bv taking Cnsciirets,—beauty lor ten cents. All druggisti?, satisfaction guaranteed/10c, 25c, 50c.

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