Crawfordsville Weekly Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 5 November 1868 — Page 2
Liit of flfcemiuM Awirdei 01 fee last Montgometf County Fair. 0WEB
VW «»A*T D*AfT.
Stallion 8 yearn old »nd over, E. J. Baldwin 1st premium. John FwgUBon 2d. St»lHon 2 vrs old, Daniel Rhodes, prem. Sucking horse colt, Dan'l. Rhodes, lnt prem. Thou. Hftuleehaa. 2d prem. Mare 8 yrs »ld and over, w. Mullen, 1st prem. Dan. Hhodea, Sd prom. Mare 2 yra old, Dan. Bliodes, l«t prem. George Enoch, 2d prem. Gelding 3 yrs old and over, (,'has. Steele 1st *nd second prem#. Gelding 2 yrs old, T. K. Enoch, prem.
GRADED CATTLE.
Bull 2 yrs old, T. II. Fitzgerald, prem. Cow J? yrs old and over, J. 1*. Hymer, 1st prem. T. n. Fitzgerald, 2d prem. Heifer two yrs. eld. John Lee, prem. Heifer 1 yr old, W. B. Green, 1st prem. Jas. Lee, 2d prem. Pair work cattle, William Myers, 1st prein. J. P. Hymer, 2d prem. Fatted Beef, J. IV Hymer, prem. Steer 2 yrs old, .1. P. Hymer, prem. Steer 1 yr old, J. P. Hymer, 1st prem. Bobby Wilson 2d prem steers, J. Pi Hymer, prem.
SHEEP.
Finn wool buck, Red B. Snyder, 1st and 2d prem. Southdown buck, Henry Talbott, prem. Southdown buck lamb, Geo. W. Smith, 1st and 2d prem. Southdown ewe aged, Geo. W. Smith 1st and 2d prem. ('otswold buck, Geo. W. Smith 1st prem. K. R. Smith 2d prem. Cotswold ewe, Henry Talhott 1st and 2d prem*. Cotswold buck lamb Geo. W.Smith 1st and 2d prems. Cotswold ewe lamb, Henry Talbott, 1st prem. T. II. Fitzgerald, 2d prem. Three best lambs, Geo/ W. Smith, prem. Five best latted, Henry Talbott, prem.
CASHMERE GO VTS.
Thoroughbred buck, Wallace & Simpson, prem. Thoroughbred ewe, Waliace& Simpson, prem. Thoroughbred bucK lamb, Wallace & Simpson, prem. Thoroughbred ewe lamb, Wallace and Simpson, prem. Cross between Cashmere and common goat, Wallace & Simpson, 1st prem. Frankie Ross. 2d prem.
SWIXE.
Boar 1 yr old, Sam Simpson, prem. Boar under months old, Ilcnrv Talbott. prem. Brood sow, David Enoch, prem. Sow and rive pigs, John B. Campbell, prem. Sow (i montlfand under 1 yr old, David Enoch, prem. Sow under months old, David Enoch, 1st and 2d prems.
Pori/TRY.
Coop chickens, J. X. Gray, 1st prem. Wm. Stiekrod, 2d prem. Pair turkey.-, Mrs. T. H. Fitzgerald, prem. Pair geese, .Mrs. A. Flanaghan, prem. Pair wild geese, Mrs. A. Flanaghan, prem. Pair Poland ducks, J. Whitney Smith, prom. Pair Guinea fowls. Mrs. A.Flanaghan, prem. Collection poultry. Mrs. Eliza_Sanders, pivni. «RAIXS AS1 SKE»S.
White wheat, John P. Campbell, prem. Red wheat. Maxwell 3IcCoIlough, prem.! White Corn, Robert Gray. prem. Yellow corn, M. McCollough, prem. Buckwheat, -John Furguson, prem. Rye, John Furgu»on, prem. Flax seed, Ilenry Stiekrod, prem Hominy corn, A. P.Enoch, prem. Cloverseed. John Furguson, prem.
prem. Dan Rhodes, 2d prem. Mare .'1 yrs old, John Sphor, prem. Sucking mare colt, (ieo. Lafollett, prem. Gelding -1 yrs and over, Joshua 1). Smith. 1st prem. Henry Unfiles, 2d prein. (ielding yrs old, Ho\,artl" Smith. 1st. prem. prem. Gelding two year prom.
.1 ft
JACIiS. .IK^XKTTS
55I'M'.S.
Jaeko yrs old and over, Jno. s. Gray. 1st prem. didm K. Smith 2d .nrem. Jennett vrs old and over. Sam Simpson, l.-t prem. •Levi Thomas. 2d.prem. Sucking Jennett eolt. Levi Thomas, prem. fair work mules John L. Davis, j.-t jirem. •. A. Hughes. 2d prem. Mule 2 years, i?ed B. Snyder. Jt •prem. Joseph Penn, 2d prom. Mule 1 yr old. Levi Wilcox.. 1st and id prem. •sucking mule colt. David Enoch, prem.
THOROl'tiKIiHKDCATTM:.
pri-in. Joseph Insley, 2d prom ed marcs. Sam Snyder. 1st prem. ,-ox, 2d prem.
XVilson,
Hull 2 vrs old, Joseph Penn, prem. Suck-1 ing bull calf, J. P. Hymer, 1st prem. Jas. WISCBKTiONABV, CB.ASS •. ,IL Sidener. id prem. Cow yrs old nnd a lbs Lard, Mrs Eli'/abelh Talbott-. prein. •••"over. J. P. IJymer. 1st and 2d prem. Suck- Ornamental Fainting, Sisters of Holy Cros ing heifer caff, J. Hymer, prem. frvmiuiii
Levi
HORSES 0\ Tim.
prem. Two-horsa cari'iage. Dougli-
c.rty. Deighton it Co., prem. Top buggy, •Dougherty, Deighton & ".o., prem. Open buggy, Dougherty, Deighton A Co., prem. Specimen turning, Jacob Hughes, prem
VEGETABLES. ...
Hoppins prem
Ipimpkins. John Elmore prem. Hubbard Aashes, E. R. Smith prem. Squashes any Mnd, A. Schenlc, prem. ('ashaws, E. :]& Smith, prem. Cabage, Mrs. -John •more, prem. Beets, Mrs. T. II. Fitzgi'rald
BTem. Cucumbers, A. P. Enoch, prem. Peppers, Aaron Shenk, prem. Water melons, Joseph Graves, prem. Radishes, Mrs. Zeke Elliot, prem. Rhubarb, Mrs. T. H. Fitzgerald, prem. White Beans, Mrs. A. Flanaghan, prem. Salsify, Miss llebeea Stitt pi*em. Collection Vegetables, Mrs. T. H. .Fitzgerald, prem.
XEE»I AS» FANCY WORK. Spec.-Embroidery, MissMaegie Talbott,
Sd
em. Ornamental needle work, Mrs. DaLee, prem. Patch work quilt, Mrs, Abba Lyons, prem. Silk quilt, Miss Mary Jfoore, prem. White-quilt, Miss Luc Sny-
der, r«». W«r«t«d quilt, Mrs Wm. liartin, prem. Fancy quilt, Mri. Rebecca one«, prem. Counterpane, Mr. Mar Mortal, prem. Ottoman Cover, Mrs. Carie Murray prem. Chair cover, MIM Kate Burk preml Chair Tidy, Miss Clara Crawford, prem. Childs Sacque, Mrs- E. B. Curtin, prem. Calico Dreg*. Mrs. Mary Cowan, prem. Wax flowers, Mistt Mattie Julian, prem. Bead work, Miss Flora Epperson, prem. Hair work, Miss Lizzie Remlcy, prem. Shell work, Miss Lizzie Remley, Stone work, Mrs. John Burk, prem. Leather work. Miss Letitia Campbell, prem. Seed work, Mrs. Mary Cowan, prem. Fancy work basket. Mrs. D. D. Smith, prem. Lace collars. Miss Kate Burk, prem. Spec, knit Lace, Mrs. Wyley Bell, prem, Pine Burr work.. Miss Tena Smith, prem. Witch pocket or case, Mrs. E. B. Curtis, prem. Lump matt. Mrs. E. B. Curtis prem. Henititching, Mrs. Mary Burbridge, prem.
Embossed skirt, Miss Clara Crawford, prem. Sffwinc b.v eirl 12 yrs old, Miss Burbridge. prom. Ooat mndo by Lady. Mrs John Stypes, prem. Vest made by Lady. Mrs. John Stypes, prem. Pants made by Lady, Mr* John Green, prem, Crochet work. Miss Mary Bnrbridfte.pretu. Machine Needlo work. U. M. Scott,prem.
Herd of Pin Cnsbion, Miss J. Waldron. Prem, Floor Cushion. Miss Mary Burbridge. prem. Fly Brush, Miss Nettie Sidener, prom.
I FliOWEBS. Collection Green Honso Plants, Mrs. C. Blair, prom.
Collection Blooming Flowers, uncat. Mrs Blair. premium. Collection Roses, Mrs Blair, prem. Collection Dahlias. Mrs Blair, prom. Collection Verbenas. Mrs Book, prem. Collection Petanas. Mrs R. Beck, prem. Collection Immortals, Miss Eunice Vanscoyc. premium, Collection Celasias, Mrs Blair, premium. Collec. Fuchias, Mrs W Cumberland, prem. Basket Flowers, Mrs Blair, prem. Flat Boqunt. Mrs Blair, prem. Collection Winter Blooming plants, Mrs Blair premium. Rose Geranium. Mrs Fitzgerald, premium, Salvia, Mrs Til Fitzgerald, prem.
FRUIT.
Pears. Mrs II Fitzgerald, premium. Siberian Crabs, Wm Kelscy. prem. T. II. FITZGERALD, President-.' WM. H. ROSS, Secretary. Quinces. A Kostanzer. premium. 5 varieties Grapes. A Kostanzer prem. :t ("luster Grapes. A Kostanzcr, premium. Collection Grapes, A Kostanzer. prem. Peaches. S Kelsey. premium. table coin forts.
5'ried Peaches, A Sc.henck. premium. Dried Apples. Mrs Joseph I'enn, prem. I)lbs Butter. Mrs John Davis, premium. 5 lbs i'heese. Mrs Wm Swindler prem. •5 lbs Honey, in Corny, John Hoover prem. Strained Honey. Mrs prein._ lbs Maple Sugar. Mrs William Swindler, prem. Maple Molasses, Mrs Joseph Petiu, prom. Cured Ham, Mrs John Chad wick. prem. Cured Beef, Mrs .T Chadwick. prem. Whpat Bread Salt Rising, Miss Lizzie Flanagan, prom. Wheat Bread, Yeast ItWius. .Mrs 1' II Fitzgerald prom. Corn Bread, Mrs jnrein Wheat Bread by sirl under I. Miss Ella, Flanagan. prem. Coll. Bread. Mrs Warren Davis, prem. Coll. Cake. Paul Hughes, prem. Sample Bbl. Wheat Flour,.) \1 Trmitiuau. prem.
IjEA'J'SI ER- WORK.
(ients Fine Hoots. Curtis & i!rn., prem. Gents Coarse lloots. Curtis .t liro.. oroiii.
HORSES FOR «EEKAI. I RPOJ»fcS. lialmorab. Curtis & Bro.. prem. Stallion 4 yrs old aiul over. A. Leonard, Gents Saddle, Jbjnry Talbott. prcui. 1st. prem. E. .T. Kaidwin. "id prem. Stai- uoiTIESTBC Ita.i^UFACTOKV lion vrs old. A. Leanai d, jvrcin. Mallion .... ,. 2yrs old, Levi Wilcox. 1st prem. Wm Fall, -d pi em. Stallion old. I. ..h Ui ]o yds .Icai^, .Mrs Klizaboth 1 'enn. prem. •. prem. Sucking" lmi'se eolt. l,lsfii aycis. Wool Carpof. Mrs Elizabeth Junes, prem.: Mr.s 1st prem. Jno. Small, id prem. Mare lour Elizabeth Penn. -d ptiiin. vcars old and over. Harris Reynolds. 1st. Raa: Carpet.. Jlrs Alexander Thompson, prem.
Child Hood. .Inlia Hrown, pr::m.
.HATC-UfcO IIORSIiS A.M .tLtRIA. Fancy Scarf, Kit-tie Cashen, prem. i'air matched horses, Clias. Coshow, 1st Breakfast, Shawl, Hannah Dcvauld. prem. Pair match- Fair Blankets. Mrs II Fitzgerald, prem.
gelding, !i:ick-
Fastest pacing horse mare Sam H. Hymer, prem. Time. 2 ing. Jno.Quinly. prem. Time. J:-!7.
MnHAXKAI-
Two liorsc wagon, Dougliertv, Deightm ... & Co., 1st and 2d prem*. Two horse plow. '\Ooughevty, Deight-on Co., 1st. and 2d prem. "'-ubsoil plow, Dougherty, Deighton it Co., pi^m. Riding plow. John MeClure. prem. .: Hay rake. (ieo. N. Wait, ]rem. Straw cutter, J*o. L. Davis, prem. Double-shovel ,-iplow. G-Hflin & "Murphy, iireiu. (irain drill.
John L. D.\vis, prem. Three hooe louii!e'trees. JamesVoster. prem T. J. Lelir. prn«. Spi einu ••Cumberland & O.. jirem.
Mrs
.Mr? M.'iy Morgan. 2d prem. Double Coverlet Mrs .Tmniina I'atton: prem.
Coverlet Sinsie. Mrs Win Martin, prctn. Woolen Slooking*, Mrs Johu Chadwick prom. Socks. Portrait in Oil full Jensth. Miss M. Uudifill. pro.
is. Hancock. 2d.j Statuary Marble, Wade. prem. ld. J. K. Enoch.CAWJVEU FSSirBT, .5 Kl.B.S KS,
Collceiion Jellies, Mrs II I-"it?5era.Ii'l. pnan.: Mrs Wm Kelsny. -d prem. Preserves. Mrs Fitzperald. prcni. i.-... .-..u .. Canned Fruit, Mrs Fitzgerald, prem.: Mrs Win
(•olleetion .lams. Marmalade, Mrs If Hendricks, prem. Tom it.n Catsup, Mrs .Jacob Himhes, prem. Grape Wine. Mrs floury Crawford, prem. 'arrant Wine. Mrs Usury Crawford, prem. Blackberry Wino Wm 15 Fry, premium, lilaekberry Cordial, Wm Fry, pr- m. Spiccd i'eaehes, Mrs Jacob Hughes, prem. Spiced rears. Mrs Fitzgerald, prom. Spiced Cherries. Mrs Fi'zc:erald, prem.
I Hanging Haskct, Mrs II Fitzgerald, prem. braided Apron. Miss Hurbridsc. prem. I 1 lu-ad Frames, iliss Mary Hurbridee, prrm.
MACHBIVEBY--
Evaporator. Ira Powers, prem. Washing Machine, Ira Powers, prem. Thresher A Separator Cornell .fc Finch, prem. Steam Engine, Cornell it Finch, prem,
HOUSES FOH I.IGI1X IIABNE^.
,, r, 4. r„ Stallion 4 yrs oul over, Coleman prem. .Jno Neshanock Potatoes. Syhe.stei Hoppm, I S Gray,2d prem. jwem. Early Goodrich. S. Iloppins, proxn. I Stallion 2 yrs old, Geo Beneficl, prom. Ayhite Peach Blow. S. Iloppin prem. Rei\ Stallion, 1 yr ohl, S Long, prem, Groen. Peach Blow, S. Hoppins prem. Uussett. !2„dprem. •«. Hoppins prem. Garnett. S. Iloppins
H'rem. JIarrison, S. Iloppins prem. White iiirout. Silas Jones prem. Sweet Potatoes, 1 Blair prem. Onions. D. C. Sidener prem. ,.JJ)tato Onions, Mrs. T. II. Fitzgerald prem. 'tomatoes, Mrs. T. II. Fitzgerald prem.
,, Josh I) Smith» prom. W (Jarncr
-ft premium. J*ftir^In,ros fr W Garner prem, Marc vrs old, James Galloway, prem. Chas
Towusrty, 2tl prem. Mfl.ro 2 yrs Md, Walter, prem.
Bcnchobi2d°^4Villiam
CRAWFORDSYILLE JOURNAL: NOVEMBER 5/1868
•WlimAKM-JACKl, API» Biria. Jack, Jao
S Gray, yrw.
Jeanatl, Baa Hi prmita. Mala, Jtki Davu, praa. •WlirSTAKB CAT-TLB.
Boll, Jaae* Sidanar, prm. Cow, Hymer. prem.
SEWING MACHINE.
$25.
Li.
A ...
Fop Corn, A Enoch, nrcm. dozen Citrons. A Fno(-h, prem. Cherry Blow Potatoes. Sylvester Iloppins. prem. I Agent, Hetroil, Mich Early Rose rotatoes, Syi. Hoppins, prem. Sofa Cushion, Mrs E Curtis, prem. Child's Cloak. Mrs E Curtis prem. O Rustic W ork. Mrs E Curtis, prem. Hard Soup. Mrs .1 I'atton. prem, Quince Preserves, Mrs A Kostanzer, preiu. Soft Soap, Mrs \Vm II Hoss. prem Guinea, l'ijrs, Jonas Musten.
Snow Ball Bush, Miss Letitia Campbell, prem. 3 Co.inpell, prem. Moss Basket, Mi ,'j Bushel Oats, Ben Fou.-t. pi'cm.
Bushel Spring Wheat, lsiiae Martin, prom. Stove Ilook, .1 VV MeGuire prem. Wa-x Fruit, Mrs. Florence llicher. prem.
specimen brick", Apple Butter, Mrs Sayors. prem•n tile, Wallace, l!raidc«l Work. Miss Mollio Hoover, prem.
Cumberland (.. jirem. Wooden pump, Iloop Skirt, Mrs Naylor,prem Jacob Hughes, is. prem. (ieo. M. Wait. 2(1 Chnrm String, Miss Annie Dorscy. prem. itrcni. Specimen gfvve-stone mork. C.~l Salt Vase. Miss Lizzie Epperson, prem.
prem Brunei age, prcni.^ Frame engraving, Harry
SHckrod'prciu-Uco!'
Sucking Marc CVlt, Daniel Shaver, prem. Hiram Edwards 2d Kcm. Gelding 3 years old and over. Henry Talbott.! prem., S 11 Myuior, prem. Gelding 2 yrs old, David i'atton. nreni Gelding 1 yr old, David PaUon prem.
WAfjOff/S? BlOSifcljjy
Pacing Stallion. W Garner. I) Uurnside2dpreni. Gaited Horse, Mare or Gelding, S K5vmev nrrniium. Wm Allen, 2d prom. Pacine Mare or Gelding, Sam Snyder pt«m S
Hymer 2d proin. SWEEP STAKES ON HORSES. Stallion, John S Gray, prein, Sweepstako Mares Harris Reynolds prom. Driving Geldine Smith, prem. Driving
Mare. Chns E Townsloy, prom. Riding Geldim S Hymer, prem. Riding Mare, S Hymer, premium.
*25
THE
AMERICAN SHUTTLE
NEWINO MACHINK.
Is retailed at a price within the reach of
all. This Machine uses a straight needle,
makes the LOCK STITCII (alike on both
sides), has a self-adjusting tension, and can
doevery variety of sewing. It.will licm,
fell, bind, cord, braid, scam, quilfc. tuck,
ruffle and gather will work equally well on
silk, linen or cotton goods, with silk, linen,
linen, or cotton thread.
THE AMERICAN I
SHUTTLE SEWING MACHINE
Warranted lor Five Years!
Our Agents will be supplied with dupli-
I cate part-- of the Machine, in caseoi an no.ci-
dent. It makes precisely the same stitch
made by the Singer. Wheeler .& Wilson,
Howe, and Florence Machines. It. has the
I'nder-feed, like the best of high priced ma. .v-r "j I chine*. and is the only low-priced Shuttle
.Machine in the market that, has Is is feeii.
We.are enabled to sell a No. I SHCTTLE
MAI IIINE at a very low price, uii account
I of its simplicity, and conseiiuent low cost of
Alanufaeturinc, in eom)ari:soii with Com-1 jp plicated Machines.
I ACEPdTS.
We. wish to arrange with Agents, male or
female, to represent the American shuttle'-
Sowing Macliine. in each state. Count v. and
Town
&C.
tile United States and (nt ii'i
T'xtra inducements (i cperien eerl
u|
K'elsey. ild prem. Coileetion Fruit ]utter. Mrs. FitzsjcraM prem. ^jon ir!dross
pai icular
i- to Salarv or .'oinni
General Agent. Detroit. 3iieh.
N*. I?.—For the lienelit nt'our A
lnive arranged with parties who have Good
suitable for Sewing Machine Agents to sell.
We will send Hooks of Sample
,\i(ln G. N. P»
ANDREWS, General
for the trouble of writing me. Full tai'--I!V'R(.F
for the troubl ticular pie will be sent bv mail to all who send 10 cents. Address E. C. ALLEN. oct22w4 Oolumbus. Ohio
directions, .t,-.. sent free. As am-
BLACKSMITHINC.
A S IT IN
IN ALL
ITS BR^VISTClrlP^S.
THE
undersigned would respect-fullv inform the public that, thev are earrv-
ing on the above business in all its various branches. From along and practical exnerience in the business, they feel confident in assuring the public that, their work and prices will give entire satisfaction. They are well prepared to iron wagons, buggiefc &e., and shoe horses in. the most des'irabR and approved style, and on short notice.
Repairing of all kinds done with despatch. Particular attention given to mending and sharpening plows.
They ask the public to give them a trial, as Uuy feel confident of giving satisfaction! •JSf'Shop on Green street, between Piko and South streets. apr23 GEO. IIIGIITOWER & FIRM.
Wi
fifties.
Bows,
Strings,
FINE AMERICAN WATCHES. ROGERS' PLATED WARE. SPOONS
®SrWHEELER
&•
c., always on hand.
SBSeTPIAXOS
and
Airi1 i'-!. ISiiS.
nU'\o|' FURNITURE, &C.
ri
particulars on receipt of one red stamp.' AND
oet22—1 v-
EMPLOYf/IENT.
I"'** THIC WORKING A sS —Fanners Mechanics, Ladies, and everybody. I now prepared to furnish you'witli'cuiistant. employment: at. your homes, the whole of vmir tinie. or
IScreased
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a
a)
New Jewelry and Book Store, No. 1, Empire Block. SHEPHERD & VAN8ICKLE,
D1ALEB9 IV
WATCHES, CLOCKS AND JEWELRY.
A FINK A.SSOKTM.KNT OK
American Watches and Sctli Thomas Clocks.
Having opened out with an entire new stock ot Goods, wc earnestly solicit an examination of our stock before purchasing elsewhere.
AND
FORKS.
MELODEONS
strument.
Dry Moods,
ALSO.
SSoftt.s.
rented
SO
::t ir w- lmirki't iifice
1WC«. 1H8.
WM. 0BERTS0x\ & CO.
Take pleasure in stating that their
i-*j:A:xi."N Ci- LMIIjTj
FUimTUliE FACTORY
now in suei-essful operation, wiili infacilities, entirely new muchin|cry and ample power. We solicit the patronage of the public, and shall use every Isetlbrt. to meet the wishes of builders anil others. We shall continue the manufacture of superior Furniture, and shall at all times take ph asiire in showing buyers our large and complete assortment. We are agents for "Barret's
ot your tune, or in your spare moments. ... Rusiness jiew. light and proiitable. Fifty -Prool .1 voofiiiocents t-o per evening is easily earned bv
I persons of either sex. and the boys and girls Material also, agent earn nearly as much as men. Great induceI inents are ofiered those who will devote their whole time to the business, and that every person who sees this notice may send me their address, and test, tile business for themselves, make the following unparallolled offer:—To all who are nor well satis-1 ,,r lied with the business I will send *1 top ,v
for Crane. Breed &
Co.'s Metallic Burial Cases, and shall at all times keep a supply on hand. As
UNDERTAKERS
:,!r. pJTpiuTtl r?
ln
•""PPlv «v'rything
that department. We. return to
of?hl
,lor
S
jv
m(our
'warmest ttianks their liberal iavors
heretofore, and trust prompt, and fair dealings will cause a continuance of their custorn.
OSr WARE-ROOMS, Headland's building, Washington street. FACTORY, at, the west end of Pike street. jellmS.
SHOEMAKER.
BOOT & SHOEMAKISTG.
W. I-I. Vaii.-dyke
HAS
established himself ill the above business in the Graham building one door west of Wilhite's Tailor Shop, on Main street, and deals only in I
CUSTOM MADE WORK
lie, manufactures Boots on the patent PI timer last, which enables him to give a neat mid easy tit. He is prepared to do custom work, cither sewed or pegged, on short notice. Repairing done with neatness ^and despatch. He solicits a share of the public custom. [apr2
Revolvers,
Cartridge*,
Hold, Pens.
FINE SWISS WATCHES, FINE POCKET CUTLERY. POCKET BOOKS.
83TA11 kinds of Watches, Clocks and Jewelry REPAIRED on short notice, and war ranted twelve, months.
SCHOOL BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
We shall keep constantly (lie very best of Letter Paper, Commercial Note, Lesrnl I Envelopes, &c. (,'OME AND SEE.
SHEPHERD
WILSON'S SEWING MACHIN1:
as the rent will apply
DRYCOODS, CLOTHSAND CASSIMERES.
W A S S O S I E 3 O E E E
Xo. {{.('oiiiiiiernal Block, i'raivford.svillc.
flothH and Casfihneresi Dress €'ioods,
it
s,
p,
together with Needles, Oil.
payment for In-
If 'it if OOffs, a a it, /.v.
WKLL ASS()({'!'HI) STOCK OK "DnMEsTK'!-.
—A I t'I.I. um-: OF—
ESJSIIS :®se«8
Baim oral and Hoop Skirt*
and
^XSA^waro.
II.KXKV S.SOX. C. W. KLMORK.
A 5 A E A E S
J. N. 3II.ILKR &
4.'4K
Manufacturers of
I E S
Sulkies.
Carriages, Spring Wagons,
Jltti'l'tti north uj Court CKAWFORDHVILLK. I \D1AX A.
HAandNimproved
I re
litIy purchased, enlarged '(1 thejireiuises Weuci-li'jil,
tin-premise:
thereby saving expense of rent, and n'uiiig increased facilities for manufacturing
Carriages* Maggies, Spring If 'agoiis.
Sifikies, Sleighs, dr..
#e. pui
we would respectfully announce teth
lie that we are now a position to-
DEFY ALL COMPETITION.
in our line in this State, as regards prices style and workmanship, and invite ail hi spection of our Carriages, Buggies, At'., a tine assortment, of which is kept constantly on hand. Being all practical workmen, anil einploving none'but. the most skillful, and using the VERY BEST OF 3IATKIJIAL, together with our long acquaintance wiSlt the wants of this section of country, ve ui not help giving satisfaction, as weconlitlenf-
ccs v:iun«|t
be excelled by any other cstablishiiu'iit-Jn Indiana. Old Buggies taken in KxclM^p?.*: All our work warranted one year.
E E A I I N O
Blacksmithing, Trimming, Painting, Ac., with neatness and dispatch.
SUPERIOR FARM WAGONS.
Our Farm Wagon arc built expressly.f«.r this market bv Studebaker Bros, of yCviib Bend, Ind.. of the very best timber, and more with the view of giving entite witife*tion to purchasers than profit to the UfttiKfacturers or to us. Wo warrantfheui ftrerery particular for one year april 23 J. S. 3 31ILLKK ««.