Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 30 December 1899 — Page 6
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A Storehouse Of Treasure
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Our Book Department
It Pays to Trade at
COMPLETE LINE OF
YOUNTSVILLE FLAN
NELS, BLANKETS,
SKIRTS AND YARNS.
Is this wonderful store, this gladsome timo ut gift-giving.
JFor months preparations have been miking with a view
ot collecting the handsomest and best line of articles tor
teanta Clause to distribute ever placed at yiur disposal.
Every state in the Union, as well as almost every foreign
country have been called upon to furnish sotiiethiflg
make the showing complete. The usual Reasonable prices
asked for regular stock prevails on special holiday lines,
making holiday shopping at the Big Store profit/able as
well as easy. The following list may help you in the
Handsome DreBB Goods, Rich Silke, Ladies' and Gentlemen's Gloves, Handkerchiefs, Gentlemen's Neckwear, Gentlemen's Mufflers,Ladies' and Gentlemen's Umbrellas, Fine Hosiery, Beautiful Millinery, Ladies' Neckwear, Cloaks ami Suits, Fancy Furs, Jewelry and Sterling Silver Novelties, Fine Perfumes and Toilet Articles, Books, Games and Stationery, French Flannel?, Queensware and Glassware, Rich American Cut Glass, Fine French China, Silver Tableware, Trunks and Valises, Purses and Shopping Bags, Silk and Wool Waists, Boys' Waists. Blankets and Comforts, Braes Bod Steads, Fancy Tables, Screens and Easels, Pictures and Medallions, Brass Frames and Mirrors. Florentine Statuary, Fine Lamps, Jardineres and Pedestals, Bohemian Glassware, Sofa Psllows, Fine Linens.
Ie the busiest place in town these days. The children's books have been crowded out and have temporary quarters on the third floor where they have plenty of room. We sell all the late novels at special prices. Richard Carvel, David Harum, Janice Meridit.b, Via Cruces, The Light of Scarthy, Younp April, Red Kock. When Knighthook was in Flower. Caleb West, No. 5 John Street, The Gentleman Iron) Indiana, The Ligi nariee. The Black Wolf's Breed. Prisoners and Captives, each a regular$l,50 book, -i-r—
The Lion and the Unicorn, Dead Men Tell No TaleB, Mr. Dooley in Peace and War, Mr. Dooles in the Hearts of His Countrymen, Second Thoughts of an Idle Fellow, each a 81.25 book,
Beautiful lines of popular titles in cloth bound book9 at 17c and 25c. Dainty Gift Books at 19c, 22c, 25c and 2!)c. Teachers' Bibles 89c, 98c, $1.29, Fairy Tales in Gorman, 10 kinds, 33c. Father Goose, the funniest book of the ceDtury, written for the little folkB, makos the grown-ups laugh, $1.25. Our price 98c.
^Our Candy Departments
Is the place to buy your Christmas candies if you wish pure fresh goods at reasonable pnceB. All our goods in his department are nsw and we buy only the best. Don't fail to visit the Big Store before you complete your shopping.
127--129 E. MAIN ST.
Our Price $1.10.
Our Price 95 Cts,
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SOLE AGENCY NEW
IDEA^PAPER PATTERNS.
ALL PATTERNS 10 CTS.
N,0 MORE, NO LESf
Popular Science Honthly for January'
In order to adapt it more dosely to the wants of the general public. and to make it more than ever before the medium of readable and tnislworihy information, the publishers of Apyleton's Popular Science Monthly iinuirate with this number several marked changes in the magazine which wiU commend themselves to all classes of readers, in the first place tlie price is lowered to twenty-five cents, which puts the publication within the reach of every one who caiea to keep up with the rapid march of discovery and the more important applications of new facts in the nrts and industries. In the next place, the topics dicussed are to be given a broader range, thus enlarging the scope of the magazine as a vehicle of useful and entertaining knowledge, and extending its appeal to a wider circle of reader^.
Art Calendar.
One of the handsomest calendars that has appeared for the new year represents children playing on the broad beach of one of our Atlantic coast resorts. The youngest, a little tot, is defying the approaching lide of the ocean, and in a spirit of bravado calls out to his companions who are eagerly watching him, '"Who's Afraid?"
Copy of this calander, carefully mailed in strawboard to protect in transmitting, will be mailed on receipt of 10 cents in postage stamps b}7 W. B. Kniskern, G. P. & T. A. Chicago & North-Western Ry, Chicago, 111.
Early application should be made as the edition is limited. "fr
Squarred Accounts.
LAST
week Miss Grace Johnson, deputy treasurer, went to the Capital to make the county's settlement with the state. The amount turned over was $80,0 :0, a goodly lump of which will be 1 .rued back to us when the apportionment for schools is made.
Diphtheria.
CONSIDERABLE
diphtheria is
developing in the county. There are several cases in this city. I From Walnut township also comes reports of its ravages. It is to be hoped that the scourge may be kept within bounds.
MADE A FORTUNE.
In Speculation on a Small Sum Saveil From Business Failure. Less than a year ago John K. Bucker was conducting a hardware store. He was considered a fairly prosperous country storekeeper, and his holdings, his acquaintances say, probably footed up $9,000. Last winter, however, he became Involved, and about the first of January the Bank of Eplirata, which held judgment against him, closed him out at Sheriff's sale. Ilis downfall, neighbors said, was due to his having tried his luck on the grain market. Be that as it may, his liabilities included bills in favor of (inns in Pliladelpha, Lebanon, Lancaster and Heading. Some of the concerns made efforts to realize when the Sheriffs sale took place, but the judgments of the bank were barely covered, and the firms believed that their loss was absolute.
When the crash came Mr. Bm.ker disappeared from his home. Ills creditors knew nothing of his whereabouts, aiu1 if his wife and family did they said nothing. lie had decided to net, it was afterward learned, and when he saw the inevitable he collected about $T0l) and went to Philadelphia and was lose sight off.
That $500 was Backer's salvation. He started to deal stocks, and when American Tobacco made its hrst big jump lie was fortunate in having almost all. his little fortune- placed on that stock, and when the jump came lie sold out at a nice, fat profit. lie continued to nlace small amounts, and again fortune smiled upon him, for when the great Sugar rise came it found Backer's money backing it. He bought, placing his all on Sugar at "M"-. and held on until it reached 170'.L., when he closed out. Shortly after he made his lucky strike a member of a large Market street firm was surprised to deceive a call from him. He stated that he wished to pay his old bill and told of his fortunate deals on the market. In similar manner he paid all his creditors in Philadelphia. Heading. Lebanon and Lancaster. Just what his fortune may be cannot be learned, but his Market street friend avers that he has shown a certified check for $25,000 on one occasion and .$15,(iii on another, that the amount realized is over Sioo.noo.
Mr. Hueker Is not the kind of a man who would lie looked upon as a plunder, 1 mt is said to be very careful ai:*i reticent.- IM'.einhold (Penn.) Spe. !S'ef York Journal.
Two Sides.
A well known New Yorker who has iust returned from Europe tells the following story: "I was dining with an English friend in a Paris cafe. A young Austrian. whom I had met In my travels lpproached the table, and a short conversation followed between him and myself in Oerman. He soon excused himself and left the place. Then my English friend spoke up: 'Awfully sorry for that young chap, don't you know.' 'Why?' I asked. 'Because he couldn't speak English.' 'That's very odd,' I remarked, 'for he said to jne just before he left that it was a pity that you couldn't speak anything but English.'"
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