Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 10 February 1894 — Page 8

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MO IRRITATION.

THC PROCTER & GAMBLE CO., CIN'TT.

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ELMDALE.

Mr. Burris'iuoved to near Steam Corner this iveek.

A. S. GotT was at Crawfordsville the first of tho week.

Mrs. janies Miller is visaing in White county this week.

G, Baldwiu and and wife were at Roachilale Sunday.

K. 15. Lideter ia the

„rue.st

brother at this place.

of his

James Vancleave has moved into .J. K. Vancleave's property.

Charley Deharin, of f.ovington. was Tisitiuy here this week.

David Patton wan in Waveland the first of the week on business.

Miss Anuio l!urk of ltoaclulaie. is visiting G. Haldwii: and wife.

L. W. Olin was tlif lucky man to yet the leather coat Saturday night.

Abe Ilauk, of Ronton county visited his father at this place this week.

W. F. Koote is 011 the road with his silverware. AYillis quite a hustler.

UiNlOW OR A.PEL.

Mr. Selton moved to the place formerly occupied by Juo. Kellar.

The Y. C. C. (. met at Jerru Harlow's last Saturday evening and had a very pleasant time. The program consisting of vocal and instrumental music, liberary puns and sense tests etc., after which delightful refreshments were served.

Rev. Ikiker preached at Union Chapel Saturday evening, Sunday and Sunday evening.

A rerv pleasont time was had at the residence of Marion iienett last Monday night.

Mr. Starkey. of Covington, visited the Y.. C. C. O. meeting Sal urdav evening.

MorrisHerzog and Lncle .James Bail traded cows iast week

A person should know when he is t-uiting people with his :aik. and when lie is transgressing the rules of proriety.

W. A. Walt.tp. who r"C"-n!ly moved to Lafayette has sec.-red a position on the street car line of thai cily.

The readme room at aynetovvn will doubtless uraw some young people from our neighborhood.

The Farmer's Lerv.l I'niun met at Ball's school huuso'1 uesdav.

SMOKY ROW- U«10:i IOWKSIIIP.

*.M. Stephens is visiting in 'rawfordville.

Albert ChesterHon is very low with lung fever. Fill a Moore visiled iola l^oster on Wednesday.

Milt Chesterson and wife visted his father Sunday.

Bob Skaggs. of C'I av. i'ordsville. visited frientls hern, Sunday.

Meeting is is full progress at Mt. Tabor with sixteen additior.fi.

I'kl McConnick. of Ctawfordsville visited his parents on Tuesday.

Reudaand Bess Monroe visited friends in Wingate Saturday and Sunday.

Misses va ('lassin and Laura Chester SOB visited the Misses Pickle, Sunday.

The United Brethren organized a P. C. lT. at (Hterbein Sunday night. Dollie Warbington, of your city, who has been visiting friends here, has returned home.

Our sick are: Mrs. Ilarvo Bratton. Kinma Chesterson. Albert and Bert Chesterson. Nelson Chesters and Bessie Monroe.

Meeting closed Wednesday night at Ottorbein with 7f additions to the. church. The meeting was conducted by Rev. Zuck.

Wait For The American.

The linest cabincnta at liawpon's (Jallery S1.00 per dozen.

Wait For The American.

KINGSLEY'S OHAPEL.

Hurrah for the Wilson Bill. Adam Carrick'H brother visited him last woek.

There will ha six more weeks of school at this place. Mr. Adam Carrick is sufi'eiiug from a frost hit ton foot.

The hoys around here ars playing Corhett and Mitchell.

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Mr. Morton Stewart who Wtts very is better at this writing. The pen pusher from Tiger Valley, was in our'nmlst laBt week.

Casper Crowder traded horses with Oscar Flannigan last week.

Mr. Charles Ehuore is laid up with Rheumatism at this writing.

Haunibal Trout and Richard Fruits are putting un ice this week. Billy Rhoads and family, visited Mr. Capt. Lawrence last Sunday.

Miss Wingert is having some trouble with her^school at Flat Creek. Wallie Creque was in Ladoga last Sunday evening to see) his best girl.

Jim Ilall lost one of his big sorrel horses that he traded for last week.

Wallace Cox has got his buggy repaired, aud says that he will try it again.

Henry Craig and wife, were the guests of Mrs. K.^G. Hutchings last Sunday.

Shaver Brothers Eold a fine buncli of hogs to Darlington parties, last week.

Jamee 1. Hall had a 6uit last week against Paxton and son for trespassing. I

Homer Elmore, our short hand writer

Curper Crowder and Oscar Lawrencewho were on the Hutching trial have returned home wiser and bettor boys.

Mr. Bruce Morris got his buggy badly demolished last week while he was on his way to Darlington to see his best girl.

Jesse Docker, of Darlington, was in our midst last week on a horse trade but didn't meet with very much success.

The Tiger Valley scribe nf the.lournal. says that he can write liftv items without ever taking his pen from off of his pa per.

Mre. .\. Klmore who has bqeu sick lor such a loug'time is about well and is able to at tend to her household duties.

Mi:-t-iAlmu' Snyder and Miss Li/./.ie May itaper visited Mr. Thomas Sutton and family, last Satiirday...night,.,and

If two or three of the Democrat? around heredou't let the -Journal alone they will bo Republicans mugwumps one or the otiier by next campaign.

Hannibal Finch. Clias. Finch. \Vi 1— liam Morris, and Misses A llie Finch, Allie Martin, Stt lla )!inger and May Elmore visited r. D. W. Crowder and family last Sunday.

We are sorry, yes. veay sorry indeed to know that we have a young man in our midet who is writing from Blooming City for the Journal, and who has got down so low as to accuse one ot our prominent buys of doing something that he didn't know anything about until he saw it in the paper: now Mr Bloomer you arc judging us by yourself you think that because you have to go to some of your connection and stay all night to gel some help to write nine items that we are calling for help, but you aro badly left. We have never ask one living soul to help us and more than that we dou't intend to. We think that if you will put on a pair of specks the next time you read the XII] chapter of Matthew and the XXXI verse that you will find out that it don't say a word about "from small nverlets large rivers How or "from small acorns large trees grow" and we think that instead of you being able to cope with us in tho near future you will be thumping that narrow contracted head of yours so that you may know where you are living and what you are doing.

LADOtfA.

1 he .Methodi'-t held imarterly moetinf Sunday.

W. !•'. .McKinney is very sick with the unimpp.

Miss Laura (irnbb was overfrotii New ROBS Saturday.

A. Stevens is the new traflie manager on the C. & S. 10.

The 1). of R.. after goinj through the

degree work had a pie social which all enjoyed Mrs. Mollie Pirker IB home after a ten weeks visit in Boone county.

Dr. Wood, of Roachdale, was called hero to see Mrs. George Case.

Rev. McKenzie has been preaching at the Christian church this week.

Mr. ,mu1 Mrs. C. 15. Herod were down from Crawfordsville Tuesday night.

Mrs. Frank Livermore was in Indianapolis last week for the purpose of getting her eyes operated on.

Mr. Joseph Grubb and daughter, Lizzie, of Crawfordsville, were visiting rel atives here Saturday and Sunday.

Mrs. Hattie Lindskogg returned to her home in Alexandria, after a few weeks visit with friends and relatives at this place.

A deputy Sheriff was down Monday after a man that had stoien some corn but on account that another man in town had the same name he got the in uocent man.

"Roddy" Case and "Dutch" McCoy were arrested last Fiiday for breaking into three stores at this place. The former was found three tniles west, of Roachdale, hiding in a barn, while the lat'er was found under a bed- at Mrs. Gavhart. That evening they were taken to Crawfordsville and placed in jail. They confessed to the crime.

Wait For The American.

SOUTH-WEST UIS ION.

... ..... ... w, Mre. A llie Hardee is visiting her ni^k is getting a little bit rattled hero latulv..

mo lor

Wo wonder what makes Bruce Morri a .. Manning Davis is lying very low with and Albert Sutton go north so much for? ldgrijipe. y, .. Isaac Jones was down on his farm

Ihe quarterly meeting at this place

iast Saturdav and Sunda was well attended.

Alt Cox aud family, and John Ward'

and farnilv. visited Mrs. Lvi Martin last!

Claud Miller, of Shannondale, bogan work at Shavers last week to work the rest of the year.

Miss Blanche Flannigan of Darlington, visited Mrs. Nattie Haughes last Satur day and Sunoay.

Supervisor Kugle says that he will sell his cra/.y hog any time now that anyone will buy him.

Thore was a literary society organized at this place last Tuesday night with thirty members to start with.

Some one turned Oliver Lafollette's horses out on the road last Saturday night while he was at Shanuondale.

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Our school closed Friday. Stephen Mall, the teacher, has resigned so as to join his medical class at Louisville. Ky. Mr. Mall was a good teacher and loved by all the scholars, Mo will be succeeded by Alfred Merrill.

The finest cabinets a'lery SI.00 per dozen.

at Lawson's

Democratic JSoiiiiiiatious..

As the result of the primary election held by the Democracy of I'utnniti county on Friday, M, M. Randel was nominated fo Representative.

urer. (Jeorge W. llusrhes: sherilf. L'\M. (Jlidewell: auditor. W L. Denman: recorder. 1!. IS. Harris 'surveyor, .J. F, O'ilrien: coroner, IM I\ ieinbuli. and commissio'iers, John I). Mart and James (Tail'ott.

Aftersome spatrino the'Sperry hi-idire riprap wall was 'finally disposed of hy tlie commissioners 0:1 Wednesday. The final estimate of. .fd.^.VJ.IT was allowed •under' ^tiie p.^Qt.est..^,...

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Wait For The American.

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Mr. J. F. Ct,lr

Like a Lump of Lead

Distress in tJie Stomach, Nausea, Etc.

Hood's Sarsapanlla Cured. The followiiiK testimonial com.':? from Mr. J. F. Cole, who is with c. A. Cole, the well known jeweller iitul dealer in druggist•»' sundries at Wintersel. la., who lieoause of close confinement suffered from indigestion and Unit tired feeling: "C. 1. Hood & Co., I.owtll, Jlass.:

Without any hesitation 1 can recommend Ilo" -Vs Sarsnparilla. As I have worked as ,1 watch maker and jeweler and have been closely confined to my hn«.ineis, was .sometime since

Troubled With My Stomach. It seemed as if there was a hie lump of lead 111 it, anil I was unable to take a long lireath. Everything I ate ilinressed me vcrv much ami caused me many sick spoils. I couiil not sleep nights and would eet up iu the morning feeling worse than when 1 went to bed. 1 had no energy whatever. 1 linally tried a bottle of Ilood's. It

Helped Me So Much

that, I got another, and I have now taken four 1 bottles and feel O. K. I can sleep well and eat

Hood's5^* Cures

hearty for which my thanks are due to Hood's Sarsuparllla." .).

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Winterset, Iowa.

Hood's Pills rureall liver ills, biliousness, jaundice, indigestion, sick headache. 25c.

United With the Ohuroh.

To the surprise and gratification, no doubt, of relatives and numerous friends here in Crawfordsville and throughout the State, Gen. M. D. Mansion was on last Sunday taken in full membership of the Methodist Church. The General is now. we behove, in tho 7.th year of a life that, has been full of in any incidents in the political and military tield. No man ir. the State of Indiana is so widely known, nor is there one who has warmer friends., lie is rapidly becoming enfeebled with age and feels, no doubt, that his years on earth cannot but bo few, and that if he desired to "make his calling and electionsure" the time could not be much ioiigerdelayed. His thousands of friends every whore will encour age him in assuming this new relation to the world will believe him to be thoroughly sincere, and trust that his example at this late period in his life will be wholesome, beneficial and far reaching in its inlluence.

A Rare Uhance to Make Money,

Switzer. of Wesley, called on his \viineS°the'cuuk and seal of said court. this best girl Sunday eveniug. stii day of l-'ebruaiy, ism.

b»« preached at

Sunday Hill school h. use Sunday. Misses Ada and Minnie Trotter atj A i"N I HI I.ICKNSK. tended church at )tterbein Suudav.

Hunker

W. B. Charters and family, of Vountsville. vibited James Harwood's Sunday.

fordsville, is visiting relatives here this week.

ed tho store room formerly ot*cvi|»ieI by M. W. Jlolloway. and will put in a stock of grow'ries.

Farmers and fanner's sons are especia-!, lly requested to investigate, Mlice with Hurley A* Ulodfelter.

VOTICIi OK I'KTITION TO SKI.l. I(KM. ICS-i TATK. l'lOhiil.' onusi No. i.V.y.

In tlio MoulKomurT Circuit Court. March term, ISM. I.ornnz» D. Stringer, Adininiptrater of estate of KlizabatU I'roeiBe. deceased. of Montgomery County, Indlunn, vs. -lames Kiddle, ct nl.

To Solomon Hlddlo, tlie unknown heirs of William Kiddle, deceased, aud the unknown heirs of Klizaheth 1'roeise, deceased.

You are severally hereby notified tiint Ihe above named petitioner as Administrator of I tlie estate aforesaid. iK filed in the Circuit

Court of .Montgomery County, Indiana, a petition making you defendants thereto, and praying therein for an order and decree t.f said Court authorizing tho sale of certain real I estate belonging to the "State of said decedent,

aud in said petition described, to make assets foe the payment Of tlie debts and liabilities of

Mr (ir.mndhncr ,.am» ,,t C-L,- ef Darlington, aud trauklin township, in

*ir. lirouncinog came out. B.IW hlB Moutnanieiy •wntv, Indiana, that I. the under shadow, shook himself and-fell dead, :^Wm'ai!pir\,o'uie^oan'''r

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^c'l'irK T( DITCH CONTTIA*. TOI'S.

In the inattur of William Jiawkon'.-j petition

WAI.I.AI i. BI'AUKS,

nneu-i.ier.Atty. clerk.

lana. luat i. hf« uiiuer

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•]. F. liarwood and wife, of Craw- the same i«e iirunkoa the premiss whore*

intoxicating litjuor

less (jimnlity than quart at a time, and allow

My placer»i' liusir:«ss ami the p.-cinises wh» re said 'i(|Uois aro to le ^c»3«l an-.l *hanlt an do-j x'rlbed as /uliuws:

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Mr VV-'iiH «M"V p'Vtn*• ii on tho oriuitial plat ol the town of Darlington, Mr. Mai tin. of Mattoon, 111.. has rent- bound.,! as follows: Beginning at tin? r.onhv/(*st. corner of s-iid lot /tn«l running tlionee south 132 Ket, tlifiiv'e east feet, thence uoMh feet, tlvnce west 2*J fct to the plaee uf beginninu. anl in th'* twe-story Iraine huihlio^ situate-1 on Mm north oik! thereof.

AI.ON/.U I.TS'i'KM.

1 1 a I a a ii ad in a re I 0 1 1 elections: clerk, 1/antel 1. Dsirnoll tre'lP- aun. The-riaht to rejwt any and all bids is re-1 AmtM iea. ct h-.vi.i rved. IIKNUV C. KHOIJK.

ITCH i\SSKK«MKNT NOTICK.

.'-'.aseof iniliana, Montpoinery County. In the Circuit Court, November !»i ni. i.sl'',. In the matte: of William liawken et. a), i'e1 itior. for a ditch.

Kotice is ho.fby yiviin to all att.'r.nst ""host? lands benefits were assessed by the drainfige commissioner, and confirmed by tho '•lonii,'otnery Circuit in the uhovo entitled matter, thai you are eie-h reiuirad to pay me. as Drainage Commissioner. eiRht and oti -third ner .cent, of said arsessm-nt ai, my resilience.' one'-half mile north of the loun of Kirkp.itricli, .MontKoniBry county, Indiana, on tho lt th day of March. Is'.)!, and an eijuai instiiilniont oi the sanir on the l'" 11 fay of eacli suc"i.i"uiui mohtli until the whole is uid. 11KN1IV C. S1H K. 1: j::i.u'- "nmuii-siv-lii::

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For a short, time we will sell

Boots and Shoes

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Notice is hereby given to the citizens ot the I Evfjjbii", of VeieHt'i (imidulas, of Pavilions, of i-'oteijrn Villaytit. of t.'ale.1-. of tin- U'iHded Island

nu miinv

roi'irr «»K IH'N'OII. 4 -This ISFS the iho^t inajostic seeno lhat has ever h«'en wrought bv the harels ol I men.

for a ditrh. CMLrMlU'S* C'AliAVKI.s. Notice iy hereby eiten that. J, the undersigned 1 Kxa.'t reproductions of the Santa Maria. I Drainage Coniitiissionor* will on Nina aud rinta, ships in which

SATI!I'1)AY, KKIUtrAin, Jllh 1-J1, in hi^IM.-OTC-yof Amerioa. hi o'clock |i. ni. of said iT, .-it tho ofSe^ ol tlie Till' FKHIUtf WHKKl.. fonuty Surveyor, 11 tho Court Houso 111 tlio ,'ttr |'hr highest vrhe*l iu tln «orld. find'ono of! of Crawlord-villo, .Montgomery i.Xm uty. Indi- Ih'1 meeUanioal woudnrs »f this npii- ..^(.vv .l. :v: .•liui.lot to tlio lowest and bent bidder, or hid- .. iers, hy stations of ono hundred teet the P,A-]"l l.K Siill'. Il.I.lNolS. K• [.tonii.'-'lio»i of n. 'ryolcal^' 'in TroKholc of the draiuonlert by the Montgomery An ea«-t repr»HlUfti0U of' ou« of America^ land, mid on.- of the crenowt 'tttrHctiuus on Cireuit Court: tn be eonstriu'ted in said Mont-: lltiess war vessel fully e^uip}^. V. 'i the Mid',VAT joinery Comity, in 111'' above falitb-d matter. *v.-v-.. ''.v.-':. -'vvt :Sv Said diteh is /ihout dr.- hundred rods loisy. to A 1.1KOKN1A STA'i'K lit' 11. IJ N"., '.'I.iri I 'Win.l.KR s. U-. a tilo diteh. Cost *T5.i-«i. .uel next the largest Ma:c' .V reproduction of the hoaics of that euri1 he speeiflcauoiii and eo!iiputnti!.us of -.lie Inuldinp. ous raee «.r Indians ub" yards of excavation in each section may Other '•'8''«.'n at my lioiiic. onohalf mile north of the ,1. illS fHLI. l.OCOMi i'l'I VK •l::.

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At hi per rent. off. This is Fact no! Fiction. C.dl .ind see.

J. S. KELLY:

TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS.

Showing pictures ot ciand P.uildinss. of Homex, vf Arehcu, of Statua'y, cf i'oiintains, o£

other aitraetioii* of tho Dream City aud the

llSS!Famous Midway Plaisance!

Those who went to the Fair

\Vi!i live again in th*s»* pietures ami ae^onipanylnt di'scriptions, the do'i^ht.s they esperienced on that memorable to the Fair. Thry are su'e k»exclaim."Why it a iivu'li I am lijht thot-e

Those Who Did. iNot Go

Will find iu tleuu source of ^roat delight and eauc itioi. vNithffUeh pictures and descriptions they ran yet visit the Fair iu all its tflory Parents snouM secure this beautiful pictorial history for th«ir 'hi!tren.:. T.

AN L" FACT I" RKS" HI." II.D1N!. I he lurge.-t builditif: 111 the world," whii'ti ..111''. £1 ."'CO.Wm and had uenriV r-n acres lloor I «|space.

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Head Our Womlerhti Oiler.

We £Ivi* pr)r!.'nt\ containing ,o 1'hotocraphiv \"ieiv* di«ori)»ed above*'-' »i?O tho Farm an-d

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one year, and TIIK !KVIKW YO»R N»r

'I 111, ]'A .» KAIK ^ur» to ploast? you im n»»»ii^r}y. Till'. KAliM AN LM*"J KSIDK in lh»' Ktvat Atriculturai and Kami I i'':i. it i- 1 ttrrtainiu erMry nirmhrr ol th«- hofciidiold.

We Give oil Three for Ilia, ill Advnijce.

,1......pt tiii- wondertu bargain at one while ift3-%«erl': it may he ivith leawii.-.

IN 1 hard finn'S 'consiimcrs

ir.PK.il" allortl tu: expcrimcnL

'A nh Ulterior, chcaj) lirands of bak

ing |iowci'T. It is NOW li'.aL Lhc:

jjreat strength and puriLv -of Lhc

siand ouL as a friend in need

to those who desire to practise Kcon-

in the Kitchen.,Lach s|joonhil ..Ices its per-

'.'ork. Its increasing sale bears witness that'

a necessity tu llie prudent—it "ocs further.

(irocers say that every dollar in

vested in Royal Baking Powder is

worth a doll world over, that it

does not nn their capital in dead

stock, because, it is the yrcat favorite,

and sells through all times and seasons.

ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO.. 106 WALL ST.. NEW-YORK. "^1- OL .. IMTW-YORK. V4T

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t'ort and ronsidered the. architect tnrai of the Fair.

Y\ t.MAX'S UV I M))NG. ^'•mt JKiS.OOU, ami wjis'doToted rxHusi'ely t" woman's work.

i'A'i I I" IM'" Til KI'ITlil.k'. Hy Kreneii. The statue i- f.5 feet-"tall and '•er|iiired npai ly 'i'.llx) worm of gold ie.it to cover it.

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UCIIANIC A I. AUTS.

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ifis'lldi'H (."ARM. An O\hibitof HTC ostriches. •*,| IMi.lMtil'! liOVKHNM I-NT HflUiINC MT I XI-MIIKIS (IK 8TATK IU II.Dl.NCs, KTC •1 I.N'UiJMUK MANI FACTl liKlis I:r11.1MN( mmi