Crawfordsville Weekly Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 9 December 1898 — Page 12
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A CHRISTMAS GIFT...
Of one of our hiirh grade, sweet toned and riclili musical "BALDWIN" Pianos is a royal ft for wife, daughter or friend. •When vou are thinking of selecting holiday gifts come in and see the attractive assortment of Pianos and Organs, that the musician will revel in as an Xmas gift, Prices and terms reasonable.
D. B. BALDWIN & CO.
113 S.Washington ft., Crawfordsville, Ind.
GEO. F. HUGHES, Mgr.
Or. M. B. Oreene
jrjrmtJce u» Dtaeaiwa of
EYE, EAR, NOSE and THROAT
^rriOE HOCKSto 12 a. £13. •3 to 4 n. in.
Joel Block, OrawtorciHTllle, [nfllanu.
W. C. HBSSLBR,
Dentist.
Moved one door north. First stairway eouth of Main street.
F. B. GONZALES,
DENTIST
Oilic-. 131£ East Main Street.
Over Host's Jewelry Store.
Telophoue No. 200.
CHAS. W. ROSS,
Real Estate and Rental Sgcncy.
LOANS and INSURANCE.
110 South Green Street.
J.S.NIVEN, M. D,
126« E. Main St.
Physician arid Surgeon Microscopical and Centrifugal Kxamlnatlons .Made. Office hours—0 a m., to 12 m., 2 p. m., to 5 p. Monday, Wednesday and .Saturday evening- 7 to 9. ttusidence, "05 south Green street. Office.'Dhone 351 residence BBS.
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AT LASTS
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Our Line of
Dolls
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Toys
That have been so long delayed have arrived and are now ready for inspection. Our assortment in this line is far ahead of anything' we have ever offered. The line is now complete and you will do well to make your selection before the 6toek is broken as the rush Pete in. There are always in every line some things that are better than others at the same price. Early buyers pet the best bargtxiaB.
Store
V: T, N, ROSS, Prop.
WEEKLY JOURNAL
ESTABLISHED IX 184 8
FRIDAY. DECEMBER 0, 1868.
CALIFORNIA.
Ellis Creua threshed corn for Lon King last week. Lon King has been husking corn for Charley Patton, jr.
Van Kennedy has been huskiDg corn for Chae. Patton, sr. C. O. Hill and wife, of Bjnne county, visited relatives here last week.
Wm. Messmore, of near Mellott, spent a few days of last week at .T. B. Cowan's.
There was no school at Quick's Monday on account of the death of a relative of the teacher.
Miss Gertie Miller, who lias been working at Mr. Haywood's, has been at home for a few days.
A series of meeting conducted by E.ev. Brown was commenced at Liberty Tuesday night and will continue for a week or so.
The box supper at Round Hill Friday night was well attended, S'? beins: cleared for the library. The cake was awarded to Miss Katie Murdock as being the prettiest srirl present, and a poke of peanuts to Frank Nolan as being the ugliest boy.
NINETY-EIGHT cent blankets for 49c at Myers & Charni's, 11 world beater.
Cloaks and Capes.
$20.00 Cloaks and Capes $13.50
15.00 12.50 10.00 8.00 6.00 5.00 4.00 3.00 2.00 1.50 Here is elegance in winter
that wear well and fit well at pricea to make tliem go quick.
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10.00 9.00 7.75 5.50 4.00 3.50 2.75 2.00 1 48 .98
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WINGATE.
The new M. E. church will bo dedicated Dec. 18. Chas. SayerB moved here this week from Frankfort
Mrs. S. M. Gilkey and children are vis-iting in Frankfort this week. Appleby has the finest line of Christmas candies ever shown in Wingate.
Buy your cloak at Appleby's closing out sale. Everything must go quick. James Oxley will leave for California next Monday to spend the winter.
Henry Vancleave's new house is about completed and John Dunwiddy will move into hiB next week.
Dr. D. II. Moore, editor of the Western Christian Advocatc, Cincinnati, will preach at the M. E. church Dec. IS.
We are pained to learn of the serious illness of our brother correspondent, Dr. W. J. Hurt, of VVaynetown, and pray for his recovery.
It is rumored that Dr. W. G. Swank will return to Missouri to take charge of his old practice, the physician that purchased his business having died.
Dr. A. T. Pr.ynp, wife and daughter, of Terre Haute, and D. M. Payne and family, of Indianapolis, visited their sister, Mrs. A. B. Pattou.over Sunday
C. B. Appleby has added 500 cloaks to his closing out. sale. These garments are tn bo closed out regardless of price. Don't miss the closing out sale.
Eph O-cle, who was brought up in Fountain county and went west in 1S56 and now lives at Big Bend, Wash., has concluded a visit with his cousin, James Ogle. He still has a warm spot near his heart for Hoosierdom.
The Wingate dremaiic club in about two weeks will produce an uproarious comedy called "Uncle Josh." The play will be interesting and it is hoped will be well patronized, as the proceeds are for the benefit of charity.
The Ladies' Mita Society of the Christian church will give a literary and musical social at the home of Mrs. Amanda Clark, Friday evening, Dec. 9, at 7 o'clock, Admission including refreshments, 10 cents. All invited.
Sunday being the third anniversary nf the marriage of Frank Royalty and wife and the forty-second anniversary of Mrs. R's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Palin, the occasion was duly celebrated by a family dinner and re union at Frank Royalty's.
CAT.L and see the fine Regina music box we are giving away to our patrons. OTTO, the Jeweler.
JAMESTOWN.
Wm. Gardner has moved to Mt.Clair. O.W. Lowery is able to be out again. Ed Miles is homo from the west on a visit.
Wm. Ho.isra will move to Indianapolis next week. Richard Miller's now blacksmith shop is nearly completed.
A well attended rally began at the M. E. church Monday night. Wm. Gardner started his new dray
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Wednesday. It was made at Pitts boro. Bob McCoy, of Indianapolis, it painting the McCormick hotel.
Milt Hankins, of Crawfordsville, is here, laying brick on the new brick room.
Clarence Boyd, of near Frankfort, is here gathering jorn for Mrs. Burk, of that place.
S. E. Finch and sister, of near Mace, visited their brother, J. O. and A. M. Finch, Sunday.
A. C. Gibbs opened his grocery store Saturday, which is entirely new and a credit to the town.
Dave Wyatt is firing at the elevator this winter and always has a kick coming about frozen cobs.
Elmer Cassidy, of •Missouri, is here visiting old friends. He was mustered out of the army only a short time ago.
Some of Lebanon's people want to erect a 8150,000 court house, but from the remonstrances against it there will probably be none soon.
ELMDALE.
Health generally good in this locali-
John R. Vancleave has had his house
painted. Cap Utterback has cribbed over 3 000 bushels this fall.
Vancleave brothers finished Mr. Dunwoody's house Monday. James Thompson moved to the farm of Mr. Hoeffgen Wednesday.
Winford Sweeney sold his young mule to Tom Courtney, of Waynetown, for $25
The scribe and wife visited Mrs. Margaret Galey in the Rattlesnake neighborhood last Sunday.
Drs. Olin and Allhans called Monday to see Dr. Hurt, of Waynetown. He is poorly with kidney trouble.
Most of the farmers have their standing corn in the crib, but there is a great deal of shock corn in the field yet, and if it still continues this way, it is likely to 6tay there awhile.
FRUITjf
Wheat looks fine. Addison Bell is very poorly. Corn husking is of the oast. Hay balers at John Follick's.
Jessie Clore and Ransom Myers were in Terre Haute Tuesday on business. Frank Fur's wind purnp was blowzv down Sunday during the gale of wind.
Joseph and Fred Wilkinson are at present erecting new wire fencing in Illinois.
Andy ITorron mirehased seventy-two head of cattle
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HERE'S A CHRISTMAS PRESENT
nillinery.
.00 Pattern Hats for 6.00
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Th collection fairly sparkles with bright loveliness In our fall creations feathers nod everywhere, handsomer than the birds ever new. Our hats please the eyes and these prices please the purse.
Jessie Clore, Ransom
and George Myers last. week.
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FOR VOU FfROIW
Graham's Trade Palace.
You won't have to wait till Christmas to get it, but right now. We are after you with the Hottest Cut Prices on CLOAKS, MILLINERY and SHOES you ever heard of. We are overstocked in these lines and have decided to move the goods right now, and to do this will make prices commencing Saturday, Dec. 3, cheaper than any mid-winter clearance sale you ever heard of. Skip all the talk if you like, but tie to these prices:
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Ihese prices are not for a day or a week. They are made to stay till our fall stock of Cloaks, Shoes and Millinery is cut out of the house. We might do as our competitors, hold for a profit till mid-winter and your wants are supplied, but NOW is the time you want the CUT PRICES and now is the JZ 7C time I want to turn the goods into money. So come on. rj First come, first served, at 3C jc 3C 3C JC
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S TRHDE PHLHCE,
flEET HE AT DUNN'S.
Appropriate Holiday Gifts
Are so vailed and numerous that a selection can be made here with profit. Prices on goods of excellent quality have been made very moderate. We offer you Hurlbut's high grade papers, for society correspondence, in handsome Christmas boxes, at 5c. Our ilne soaps, toilet preparations, tooth nnd complexion brushes, and perfumes in CtiristmaB packages, are handsom\ elegant and useful. High grade cigars in Christmas packages.
I DUNN'S DRUGSTORE.
117 N. Washington St., Crawfordsville. Ind.
A MONUMENT
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A wedding soon. Guess whj.' Mrs. Georgia Stull is very poorly. Edwin Ingersoll and family called on home folks Sunday.
Rev Butcher, of near Alamo, will preach at Ridge Farm Sunday. Mr. Cunning and family, of Miunesota, are visiting relatives here,
a Bargain.
Owing to the cancellation of the order for the above monument, 1 will sell the same at exactly cost, which is about $500, put up. Ordinarily it would sell for at, least $750. The monument is 10 feet high, on a base 5 feet square, and is made of the best grade of ltane. Vermont, granite.
Sidney Speed,
•4T! Wist Pike St.
Christmas ..Presents..
•IN AN
Endless Variety At Prices to Suit All Pocketbooks
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Shoes.
Snag proof felt boots $2.49 Boys' best felt boots 1 69 6 Best quality felt boots
Men's heavy calf shoe Men's heavy calf boot Men's best buckle Arctic Women's Arctics 50c ladies' rubber S Ladies' calf shoe S Misses' calf shoe 5 Children's heavy school shoes
Trade Palace shoes are quick to sell, but 6 slow to wear out and these are but a few of the many bargains in our shoe department.
Carlson's 10 Cent Store.
Real
113 N Washington St,
La
Estate
Office,
W, P. Britton Laroy Clore.
IL.' »4 Host Main Btreet. uver MotTett ft Morw&n'n Drug Rtore. Or&wfnrdHville, Ind. (00) Suburban house of three rooms, and one acre of land covered with fine l'ruit good well. Price i500. (00) Now 8 room house on abroad lot In a fine residence part of the city. This house Is built after a modern and convenient plan and has broad verandas, furnace, bath room, numerous closers, hardwood finish, rnantei and grate, cistern and city water, good barn and young fruit trees. Pi ice J2.500. (•ill) A house and lot right down town, 7 large rooms with cellar, cistern, cement walks, barn and outbuildings, lot GS) by 1U5 foet. »nd is worth 830 per front foot without the house, Price $2,500. (00) Suburban property consisting of large lot. new three room house, sheds etc. Price f400. I (140) House of 7 rooms on gocd lot in fine neighborhood, in good repair and has all conI veniences, good barn. Price $1,600,
Thisoflicels supplied with a largo listof I very desirable property, including farms of from 20 to 300 acres, In this and surrounding counties, for sale or trade houses and lots in :all parts of the city, ranging in price from I 1300 to $7,000 the vacant lots in whltlock place and lots in other parts of the city also desirable business properties in this city.
Homo money to loan at 0 per cent, interest
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