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GREAT ATTRACTIONS IN HOLIDAY GOODS! Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Spectacles, Fancy Goods, SILVERWARE, Gold-headed Canes, Silver-headed Canes, Cold Pens and Pencils, Toothpicks, Notions, Latest Styles! Lowest Prices! ALL GOODS ENGRAVED FREE OF COST. WM. BRADSHAW SON, 60 Washington Street, Delphi, Ind. “Sun.” No. 1 Farm Wagons at E. W. Emprez’s. Money to Loan, ‘wo Thousand Dollars, ($2,000), at six per cent. on mortgage security. In quire at Law Office of Boyd Howe. 15-11 L. D. Boyd. Ask your Grocer For Bugers’ “Sun” crackers. 36-4 Don’t fail to call and see that fine Music Box at WILLGROS’ downey Sere oe a ‘ ‘Sun.” The Nobiest Top buggies that you ever rode in at E. W. Emsprer’s on uf Rugers’ “Sun” crackers eclipse all others. Look in at Bradshaw's. They have a full stock of Helalay goods. 36-F “Sun.” A LARGE VARIETY Of Toys at WILLGROS’ Jewelry Store. The Best Finished spring wagons in the market at E. W. EMBREE's. Clocks. All kinds, sizes and prices at Brad shaw’s. Don’t Let your cross-cut saws go dull when you can get them put in first-class or der at E. W. Exsreke’s. 35-If The Cutest Swell side cutter ever sold for the money, is a dandy, at E. W. BNRGS. 35-1f “Sun.” Rockford, _ The best watch in America. A fresh Invoice just from the factory, both key and stem wind, at Bradshaw's. 36-1f Don’t Forget it- Bradshaw Son have the finest dis play of silver and plated ware in the city. Bb-41 Rugers’ ae ” Sun” crackers. 36-4 A new stock of Toys at WILL GROS’ Jewelry Store. A Fine Line of gold Pens, Pencils and Tooth Picks at Bradshaw’s. 36-If William Bradshaw Son Have the finest display of Wee and Jewelry in the city. Bbots Insist One having Ruger's “Sun” crackers— have no other Canes. A full line of both silver and gold heads at Bradshaw’s for the Helianes 36-t ee 1 at Custom Saw mill work done promptly by the Delphi Planing Mill and Hoop Company Insist On having Rugers’ “Sun” crackers— take no other. 36-4 ——__ New Masks. A large lot of new masks just re ceived by WILL Gros. 33-If Large copper kettles very cheap at Barnett Mohr’s, Delphi, Ind. 31-tf Ask Your Grocer For Bugers’ “Sun” crackers. All kinds Of custom planing and saw mill work done promply by the Delphi Planing Mill and Hoop Company. 27-If Get your little one a nice Doll at WILL GREOS? Jewelry Store. For Sale. Two good covered huckster wagons, one good delivery or saddle mare and one cheap farm mare. Enquire at the Creamery. 30 tf Chicago and Indianapolis Daily Papers delivered to all parts of the without extra charge by Arthur w. the News Dealer. 52 tf TAKE NOTICE! All persons knowing them selves indebted to us will please call and settle up at once at our old stand, as we have sold out and wish to close our accounts at once. L.L. HODGE BRO. Delphi, Oct. 10, 1883. Rogers’ “Sun” crackers. 281F FOR SALE. The Mortonville Mills Adjoining the City of Delphi. This mill is in first class condition. Has good custom. Will be sold cheap. Terus easy or will trade for land, en quire of A. I. Bowen. Delphi, Ind., March 16, 1883, dots wit Ask Your Grocer For Rugers’ “Sun” crackers. Business Renewed. The old Jenkins mill is again in operation, the creditors having com menced business under their own man agement. It will be run as a custom mill. Flour, Feed and Bran for sale constantly.’ The mill is in good hands and will be run successfully. They have also three wagons and an excellent team of mules for sale. 24tf ‘Rugers’ “Sun” crackers eclipse all others. Farm for Sale. My farm of three hundred acres of excellent land, situated in Adams town ship, is for sale on favorable terms. It is well improved, half of it is under cultivation, the dwelling and outbuild ings are in fair condition, and there is an excellent orchard. Enquire of the undersigned, 39-w2 Mrs. M. M. Barns. Insist on baying Rogers’ “Sun” crackers— have no other. Barnett Mohr keep the boss stock of cook and heat ing stoves. It will pay you to call and see them, as you will have such a large assortment to choose from that you can’t help but be suited; also the prices are the lowest. sl-tf —s= _ Rogers’ “Sun” crackers. Dressmaking. Miss M. Bynum and Sister are en gaged in Dressmaking.. Rooms at Mrs. Martin’s millinery store. Cutting and fitting a Specialty. All work guaranteed. Call and see them. 30w13 Rugers’ “Sun” crackers relipse all others. Attention Farmers, T have the celebrated Monticello flour which I will exchange for wheat. Also bran and ship stuff for sale cheap. J. HK. JENKs, 3011 Pittsburg, Ind. Ask Your Grocer For Ruger’s “Sun” crackers. Valuable Real Estate for Sale. As the Trustee of the Estate of John Lenon. A desire to call the at tention of land-buyers, to the following tracts of lands, of the assignor, which will be for sale. A farm of 235 acres, situated on the Delphi and Flora gravel road, 7 miles from Delphi; 155 acres in a high state of cultivation, 80 acres timber, new frame dwelling, good barn, good orchard, unfailing stock water, all under fence. The farm, known as the “River Farm,” adjacent to Delphi, contains 134 acres, all under fence of board, wire and hedge, 115 acres in cultivation the average yield per acre of corn is 60 bushels. The well known grove where the Old Settler’s meetings have been held, is situated on this farm; a good frame dwelling, small barn, two gand wells, living stock water; this is a very valuable farm and the park unsurpassed for natural advantages. The farm known as the “Home Farm”, a half mile east of the city of Delphi, consists of 30 acres all under good fence, two thirds under high state of cultivation, the balance good pasture well watered, some timber, a splendid brick residence, a good barn and out buildings, a good orchard; this farm is especially suited to business men or a person desiring to have a small elegant country home. The one-half of a 200 acre farm on the west side of the Tippecanoe River Similes from Delphi lying north of Springboro, known as the “Haston Farm,” all under fence, fair improve ments, fair buildings, 180 acres under cultivation, balance oak timber. A farm of 40 acres in Adams town ship in section 3, fair improvements and buildings. Two grain elevators, one in Delphi commonly known as the “Spears, Da gan Co. warehouse,” in good re pair, been remodied, ample capacity and machinery ready for use. 6 Teta belong to this property. Grain buyers should examine this property. A grand opportunity is afered to engage in the grain trade. The other is located in the town of Flora, with machinery and ample capacity, situated on the Van dalia Railway in a good wheat and ecrn producing region. A Jot 60x1120, on the corner of Main and Indiana streets, in Delphi, a goo two-story brick dwelling and good out buildines. A lot 60x120 ft. of Jot 33 on Main st. in Delphi, frame building. Also a large number of vacant town lots which will be sold very cheap, affording those of limited means a good chance to secure comfortable homes by a small expenditure of money. Buyers of real property are requested to call upon the undersigned at Delphi for further particulars and information. SamurnL Levon, Trustee. 36 tf Public Sale. Notice is hereby given that we will sell at public sale at our residence one and one-half miles east of Delphi, on the Camden road, on Saturday, December 8, 1883. The follwing property, to wit: Three Iories, one team of matched Gray Mares, one Lumber Wagon, one Log Wagon, one Spring Wagon, one set of double Buggy Harness, two sets of Wagon Harness, one Sewing Machine, one Gasoline Stove, five Milch Cows two fresh, two-two year old Steers, one Short Horn Bell, four spring Calves, forty-five Shoats, weighing from seven ty-five to one hundred pounds, farm ing implements and other articles. TERMS OF SALE. On all sums of five dollars and over nine months fine will be given, pur chaser giving note with approved se curity. Under that amount cash in hand. . A.D. EB. McCain. Delphi, Ind., Nov. 29,1883. 352 Notice to Contractors, Notice is hereby given that sealed bids for the improvement of that part of Indiana street lying between Main and Franklin streets, in the city of Del phi. Carroll county, Indiana, according to the specifications now on file in the office of the City Clerk, will be received by the undersigned, Clerk of said city, until seven o'clock p. m. of the 11th day of December, 1883, at which time the Common Council of said city will open the bids and award the contract to the lowest responsible bidder, the City Council reserving the right to re ject any or all bids, as the best interests of the city may direct. K. H. Greshan, Mayor. Attest: Mike Mappan. City Clerk. Delphi, Ind., Nov. 15, 1883. 334 NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC. I wish to say to my friends, to the public in general, partic ularly to the friends of the old firm of L. L. Hodge Bro., that my intention is to carry on the same business of Hard ware and Groceries, to carry a complete stock, and to treat all customers by all means square. IKE DRETFUS, Successor to Hodge Bro. JACKSON WAGO! THIS IS THE WAGON THAT CARRIED JUMBO. JACKSON WAGON! It has all the Latest Improvee menus. Don’t Wait until the rush, but go to Barnett Mohr's and buy you a good cook or heat ing stove. You can depend on them doing the square thing by you. Also have your stoves lined and repaired be fore they get rushed by every ays f 31-1 JACKSON WAGON! The BEST WAGON Manufact ured. Insist on having Rugers’ “Sun” crackers take no other. JACKSON WAGON! City Taxes. Notice is hereby given to the tax payers of Delphi that the time for ad vertising delinquents is near at hand and those who pay now can save the cost of collection. S. A. Hemanp, 36-3w City Treasurer. Rugers' Sun” crackers. “cg Rugers’ —SOLD BY DPD. LEONARDO DELPHI, IND, MOSES PLANE, BRINCHURST, IND., is this year making 2 special drive in COOKING —AND— HEATING ONE COOKING “AND— HEATING For Sale. A span of nice, young males. Will take first-class paper at nine months or one year. Enquire of 19-11 ARE ResEntTHAL. We have a splendid selection of Stoves and are selling them at the SPECIAL PRICES. We can give you a good bargin if you want to BUY A GOOD STOVE of any description. Give us a call, Rugers’ “Sun” crackers eclipse all others. Millinery Goods, Mrs. M. M. J. Murphy is in receipt of an elegant line of millinery goods designed for winter styles. All the styles are new. Ladies should call. * “ , ° Turnpike Directors’ Notice. woes IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE AN Board of Turnpike Directors of Warrell Youn g, Indiana, at a meeting held at the Auditor's office of said county, on the ith day of April, 1882, made the following order: Rute No. All persons are forbidden to drive their vehicles in the side ditches of said gravel roads ; also, requested to drive clear of it culvert heads, and not drive over any of the bridges on any said gravel roads faster than in a walk. The next meeting of the Board will be held on Thursday, September 13, 1583. By order of the Board of ‘Turnpike Directors, JOHN C. ODELL, Clerk of Board, July 14, 1883. att
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Delphi Weekly Times
Delphi, Indiana, US
Fri, Dec 07, 1883
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