Crawfordsville Review, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 27 October 1894 — Page 10
Lillie May Bcntlcy
Born a Genius
Continued to Crow Worse I was persuaded finally by a friend to trv flood's 8arsaparilla. The use of one bottle acted ef-
Hood'ss?Cures
fectively upon the blood and I began to improve. After tho use of three bottles the gathering eeased and I am cured of my former trouble. I owe my lifu and will al wavs remain a true friend to Hood's Sarsapariiia."
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illie ay ent-
Shelbyville, Indiana. Get HOOD'S.
Hood's Pills
act easily, yet promptly
efliclently, ou tho liver and bowels. 25c.
and
tgOMF Couoiy News.
KIRKI'ATKIUK.
Everybody busy cribbing their corn. Layton Stingiey iiu.l ife mo happy. It is a boy.
B. li. Husk will not move to town as was reported.
Joe Carieo i:- helping Tohn Wilson cut wood this Wrt'it. J. W. Kirk pat rick was breaking a colt last Sunday
assessor He will make "a gooil one. 11 list le up Bobbie. I' Some of our people went to Lirnlen
Saturday night anil caiue very near beint? mixed in a tight.
P. K. Elston. our candidate for trustee, was in this place looking after some of the votes, Frank will make a good ollicer if elected,
Tin. !i vn.w is ons» of the best papers that comes to this ollk-e. Subscribe for it and don't borrow. Only rl.00 from now until Jan. 1st. "I'll.
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Disease Threatens to Cut Short a Noble Career
of age. She is the only child temperunco lecturer before the public. Her genius, however, did not exempt lior from an attack of a disease of the blood, Ilorown words best teli the story: "C. I. l!ood& Co., Lowell, Mass.:
I heartily join with the many thousands that are recommending Hood's Sarsapariiia. I had been troubled from infancy with gatherings in the head. 1 was compelled to leave school upon the doctor's advice. Ho thought it was the only thing to save my life, bat I
Mrs. Kosum is the guest of her daugher. .Mrs. Rufus C'levecger. Farmers are taking advantnue uf the beautiful weather and are busv cribbint corn.
But Hood'3 Sarsapariiia Restores Cood Health. Lillie May ]5entley is an accomplished Oibcu-| K.JP. Craig and fmni'y. spent- last tJontstau.l natur.-illiorn speaker of only 12 years Sunday, the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Trask.
Ed Conrad, of this place has given up fanmngjand will try the butchering business at Darlington.
The pastor of the M. E. church sold several copies of the minutes of the conference, last Sunday night to the congregation.
l!ev. Stephens is still holding forth the word of life at the M. E. church and large numbers till the church every church every night. Much interest is felt and great solemnity prevai's.
Mrs. MuDaniel is kept bus\ washing and cooking now. Jake Carter ta'ks very strong of start on last Saturday night. ing a saloon at thi: place. Corn gathering is now in order
The Sunday school convention at Liberty chapel last Thursday was a great success, in point of numbers, but not a minister on the program was present. It is to be regreted that the ministry takes no interest in such an important work for building up the cause of the Master, when we knowthat 100,000 children in our own state, never attend Sunday school.
The sanctity of the Sabbath was disturbed last Sunday by a baud of roving gypsies or tramps, with a couple of bears and monkeys that camped near the creek, They were traveling north and would make the bears dance and perforin all sorts of antics much to the delight of a crowd of boys and children that followed them and much to the disgust of (jod-fearing citizens.
LINDEN..
Thomas Nelson will move into tho and some parsons are making good use house vacated by Clias. lilunt. of this tine weather.
Geo. Conrad and wife are visiting' The long dry spell has caused wheat Mrs. Conrad's father at Zeuiu. 1 ml. to come up in places while in other Robert Martin is our candidate lor places none is seen.
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The days continue hot. Esquire J. K. Parker had his first case
Ag't's. Standard Patterns...
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Is the time to look out for Good, substantial
FOOT WEAK
THE GRAND
1? tho ]h\co to go for upcrior Quality and Low ii a a South Washington Street. C:
It is said that some persons, living not far from here, will not stop until they tind their, way into the lake side mansion.
W. 1! Blue is fretting better after a seige of typhoid fever, lie. being an Odd Fellow in good standing, the order looks after him.
The draui shops are patronized here I through the week and the old topers know how to tind the way in ou Sundays in some of them.
The sons of soldiers have organized a camp and we will have one here with Dale l'etitt as captain and W. M. ilow-
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ard as quartermaster. Uevs. Galbroath and Stevens, of Hubert's chapel circuit, preached the funeral sermon of (ieorge Alexander, They were assisted by Rev. Real, of Homney.
J. S. Bennett will take subscriptions t'or the county papers again this year, He would be glad if.all his old friends would give him their'naines and dollars, lie will be around looking for you.ft^
It is a deplorable fact that sonie peo pie don't keep bligations they have taken. There are those here who have joined our temperance outers and then have gone and broken their pledges.
P. II. Swank. Any Swank. Abe Hank and wife, J. L. Bennett,w'ife and mother, and Waman Batteral, all of Eluulale, and W. W. Bennett and little Ed attended the funeral of George Jl. Alexander. who died at his son-in-law's.
W1NGATE.
Health is good. Wheat needs rain. Wm. Harper is working for Trustee Morrow.
The Owen saw mill is running day and night.
WE ARE IN
M'CIjURE &
Will Hexon will move back to his old homo soon.
Born to Thomas Simes and wife, a 10 pound L'irl. jael* Crook's wife has gone t" Kentucky on a visit.
Frank Dodge is visiting his brother Sam of this place. Dr. Vancieave is building a new addition 'o his house.
The road from here to Crawfordsville will soon be graveled. Frank Dasey will move into the house with his mother e-oon.
W. 11. Porter is talKing if moving back to California soon. John Sander has bought some of the Gray property, paying 81i!r.
Farmers have commenced husking corn. It is turning out well. Plug Coney gave several of the boys black eyes at the boxing match.
Peter Crass is the champion horse trader in this part of the county. G: -1
DO YOU WAIT TO SEE YOUR DOLLAB GBOW?
If so make your purchases from the New Fall and Winter Stock at McClure & Graham's Trade Palace which overflows with Good Quality and Latest Styles, and see how much more you get for One Hundred Cents than ever before. We lay special stress on the'
Good Quality of Our New Stock.
Whict includes the pick of the Eastern Factories and Markets in Fall and Winter Goods, personally selected by Mr. McClure on a depressed market for Spot Cash, and not less attractive will be the Goods than the astonishing Low Prices we will put upon them.
For value and variety our Silks, Dress Goods and Trimmings are a pleasant surprise In our Miliary Department you find the Best Trimmers in the City, Reasonable Prices, and a Stock that is a feast for the Byes. Drop in and inspect it. Our
James Wainscott's mare has been very
Hosiery, Underwear, Corset, Gloie and Lace Departments
of Bargains. In all Domestics we are Rock Bottom. The time lias come to think of Fall and Winter Wraps Fur Goods it your,thoughts .with our Stock, the Best in the County at Prices to suit the Times. We are the People in this Line.
Hugs, Draperies, Lace curtain Window,Shades
And everything tor floors and windows, we are Headquarters. Will make Prices on Choicest boods Below all Competition In fact feare going to inaugurate the Rarest Bargain Season you ever saw. All departments are well stocked the Styles are riHit, the miali ties excellent, and the Prices this Fall are going to set everybody talking about the Old Reliable Trade Palace
(Data from the latest Official U. S. Govt Report on Baking, Powders, Dep't of Agriculture, Bulletin 13, page 599. From tests made by the Chief cf the Chemical Division, who acted, as Judge of Awards at the JVorhVs Columbian Exposition.)
ROYAL IS placed first of the cream of tartar powders actual strength, 160.6 cubic inches of leavening gas per ounce of powder.
Ever)* other powder tested exhibited a much. lower strength than the ROYAL, the average being 33 per cent. less.
Even- other powder likewise showed the presence of alum, lime or sulphuric acid
Royal Baking Powder has been found by every examination—official or competitive—to be the highest of ALL in ft) leavening power, and of absolute purity and wholesomeness.
ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO., 106 WALL ST., NEW-YORK.
sick but is better at this writing.
John Colhoon is doing some carpenter work for Ed .Bible at Sugar Grove. Miss Smith and Miss Snyder have formed partnership in the millinery business.
Boys, don't stay at home on the 0th of November, but go to the polls and vote a straight democratic ticket, and you will add one more star to your crown.
Lyda ilerrv, daughter of Wm. ilixon. has sulTered with lung trouble for some time. Her physician advised her to go
California about five weeks ago. She died there, and her remains arrived here •on tho '20th The funeral services were conducted by [lev Phillips. She was buried at Waynetown. l^yda was loved by all.
"Slinkrr*/*
Word from Greencastle informs us that the religious sect, known as the I "Shakers." have begun operations in that city, the colored church in south
Greencastle being the scene of their extraordinary manifestations Their meet
ings in tho southern part of Putnam county continued over eight months, and were attended by such large crowds that a tent was erected in an open field for their accommodation. There are three male and three female evangelists. Tho converts, in telling what the Lord has done for them, are seized with an uncontrollable tremor of tho arms,during which they finally lose the power of speech and fall helpless and rigid upon the tloor. Itisclaimod by tlieiu that their physical ailments have yielded to their spiritual trust. Their methods are similar to those of Mrs. Woodward, the trance revivalist, and their converts are of the same class.
Hand .Wannlcd. Wednesday morning Herbie Xewkirk had a hand badly mangled by getting it caught in acorn husking machine at Wm. Wiseheart's. east of town. Dr. Leech was summoned and dressed the injured member'but fears that he may loose the use of his hand. Two lingers were torn loose from the knuckles and the injury was verj painful.
Samples on Application.