Crawfordsville Weekly Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 8 September 1888 — Page 8

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Dry Goods.

10,000 yds. New Satines.

Klegunt designs anil hand-

sonic styles, in all the newest

shades.

Satines are the coming dress fabrics tor the summer season and we have already sold a large quantity for the spring wear. We have them fiom the cheapest American patterns at 10 cents up to the finest French at the very lowest prices.

Muslins Have Advanced.

Having made large pui chases of muslins last Decernbci. before the advance, we arh able to still supply our customers with brown and bleached muslins at the old prices as long as the goods hold out.

Come soon as we sell large quanties every day.

Young Men.

ski Are taking advantage of our low prices in Cassimerr. and suitings in Yount's goods. are daily making up a surprising amounts of Pants and

Business suits lor people who appreciate good goods and iow prices.

We give vou the best goods and trimmings lor the money than can be had any where eisc.

People are astonished to see what a good white shirt we can give them for the low price of cents,

Campbell Bros.

TI-IK JOURNAL.

SATURDAY. »SKI*'1Y S,

—Campbell I'ovle is in.the city. —Cant. .^nvder and wile arc visitin: in Bin net, Ind. —Andrew Warbritton, oi. Ladoga. has been granted a pension. —Eli M. Kennedy, of Hijrtrir.sviile, Mo.. visiting his cousin. l\ is. Kennedy. —About the le-t of October the family ot Win. lienen* will move to Muncie. -Carlton Yot is and wife have tjone Jo New Mexico to spend the-coming winter. —J. R, lirvnnt, who ha* been confined to his room tor several days improving. .—Dr. J. D. Hiilis, o? Darlington. who "hn& bcen in California tor .some time pasr. is returned home. -Hume JX'Bruk-r is tho happy lather uSm' ]i')und it arrived !af-t ay night. ConuralulnUou:-.

J5. Ilradcn and wiie have gone to rke county, to occupv their cotdar Lake lor a tew weeks.

•••Ora.'s?* CA VrU 1 •.acatior. toi most or the Xi -Mr and

V. McLain relumed trom his tnU morning. He spent me in the Adirondack^.'

M)*" Add Coddington, of the city visiting friends, iumdav in a carriage.

Danvih-2. aix: in Thev drovt ovei ..Will (jobem Misses Uittr. Curt.

Charlie. Spillman and

am! Viola pen^in a it

Danville, T1U- a:e t'ne .Vnawes. —S. A. CuOfciUgllAl '•-s'ri.ihe citv looking lious hi^ bash Coliettc.

itriini {rout !.i at ."iiir. Fr:i:«ci'-co, j'or ,jc I-.as-t. niiil \^iinvitations

Nclno 1^'"-

Ik-ck, daw-

of .Moci.uell, ittlic accommoda-

sviiu

ha- received a teleI,, i!. and Granville, thai they had !e:t he iiere next we-.-k. out lor the marriage if t. ibnnorlv ot this citv

hu'- iHw »l Olalhe. Kansas ai.d Mi (Jeof Kansa- on 1-tM iijol'ii Hutching' rcturitd|at 'I'-.i&dav trom a trip through Kansas. He -a\ ''thai tnc K»nas CUv papers reporter llia-'•'-'(•"tin Durter- hail K-en Ivilltu-.

erclmnt taHoi'in^ iow U.lcly vacated oorfl'.-r oi .Mair.

men I ii drlci..streets

'i.e f'Ude-.-.t appoin'-'

lii-own'- N'aHe/ the Hoard •county--JO: I'ur rou^hAhe-Citv on his du'Jcs tha'

(.•CUTimis'iionC1'" h'oin lai1iue Universi passe.: to enter

c.u Weilnes-iav •. institution. _M:-. (i'.-.ve M- M-'.'-i"'1-- daughter ol

W. 11.Mot: -. ot Kraiskrn tov.ir-liip, wi re ir,airle1'. Oh 'P.uir-day' al S 'o'cloi to Otto Nelson, ot l'l.'.natr. conn rcieuion} ".vill be pel loruicd nyRev.O. W. —Ucv AV Crtrr. pastor o! tht ^.?conu

CHIPS.

—Cut down tho woods. —Lillian Lowis at UMC Hull next wi'ok.

Mnucii' Unwo at the People's theater next week. —Tho now brick t-iilowalk north of tin* rollo.uo campus, is almost oomplotod. 15. T. A. licnynmn has sold liis iliu^ stoio at M'uynetown to W. (i. Zorfaco.

Improvements arc lieinj,' nmile totho residence of Mrs. Monv litown «,u Walnut stroot.

Kivd Harwood and Lizzie lloulohan liavo lioon licensed to many, and wore married Wednesday night. —Kauk vegetation around the premises is unliealthfid so all sanitary authorities say. so cut down the weeds.

Tiie

Ba'UK cfuirclL coloicJ. at Intliar.apolis litis l)vwM in the city inilcinjj !\n»inno "incite tor basket meeting inuier the of i)U rtnsrch lo ie hcli! on the la?r grounds in this city on Suhday,. ,.bept V\.

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TRYING in

Next week during I he fair. C'rawfordsTille should look her prettiest, and therefore cut down tho woods. —Tho hoys- tn the south end take great delight ill Hying kites, none of which can In- soon, as nearly as high as the elouds. —Every thing that grow? is now going to seed. In order to prevent them from springing up next year, cut down the weeds. —Tho .-oarlot fever ami mumps are going tho rounds in the northwest part of the city. They are in a very mild form, however. —The ludior. of the Christian church have their quilts :iul slumber robe finished. Thev will bo on exhibition at the fair and also for sale. —Cunningham l.ros. ha'.e leased the fi recti street rink and are taking out the lloois and litting it up for a mammoth livery, feed and sale stable. —Marriage licenses were issued to three couples Wednesday but two were mat kod "don't publish." The other was to Charles A. Meeker and Dora V. Wilcox. —All those going to Columbus to attend the National Encampment bo at P., 1. ,V W. depot at 7 o'clock a. m.. Monday. Sept. 10. so orders I'o.st Cammaniier ii.slev. —While at work on llnd Newton's house Tuesday evening the scaffolding toll with Dick i'oarson. Hi: foil on Win. Holland who was at work beneath, lioth were slightlv hurt, but neither seriously. —Charley Marshall him embarked in tne wood and coal business, having purchased the yard of W. 1'. Gregg, on north lireeii .street. Charley is an energetic young business man and we hope see him succeed in his ver.t.ue.

Frankfort /Jnnin.-r: There will be a grand bicycle tournament at Utissiavillo next Wednesday, and valuable prizes are offered to winners in the races, lliders trom Ciawfordsvilie. Lelanen. and other places have entered.

—linn. D. W. Yoorhco:. will address the unternlied Democracy in this city oil next Tuesday evening. KtTort.- are being made lor a monster demonstration., lie will probably tell 1 he people what he knows about Kan.-as cyclone.-:. —The .spne.viii il,.n il hull formerly oi c.ipied by Danihili. Jlornadr.v & Picketwill this year be filled with a liie- line o! piant.sand organs in charge ot Ceoige I-'. Hughes, representing D. II. Baldwin ,v ('. Mr. Hughes desires all his friends to call and see hint next week. —The meeting of the lien liur lb-pub-lican (.Hub at Whitloek. which was called for next Saturday evening, is postponed until next Tuesday evening. Sept. 11. oil account of the cabin mt eing completed. All Republican are invited to come out on Saturday. Sept. --. t« 1'mish the

cabin. 1). T. .b-ukin.-. Sec't.

Krai Trsni*f«r!*.

'1'iie: foiiowini: an* tiu* nnv! traiisforfa reported l»y Johnson & st«»r sinee our la.-t report: ICIi/ahoth Harris to S Mahorney. purtlot In l^idoua

stat-

W Hiuniltou to Hot.cera Whitelot in ritv .1 Hutohons to i'ottN i-7 of of .vj :hti'S in Krankhn tp Hettie A Shaver to .1 A mi'l Allen

wyf

NJarre.i in Kiploy tp Mary Jones to Honom MeCartfty,. lot in city Clms .Stiepperd to Mary Stovor, an aero in UmiI Creek tp. Tlitfro Borak^r et alto A Itoninson, lot in city (no i'avJs toO W t^liarp. tract i»t

iloiiinssworiii to A WIMKI^, «i» Hcros in Kran^lin tn. Mary N Whitcfoi«J to Mary Hei?.*ry. lot in city

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Ni»lir( ti» Sto-kliol«U-».

At a regular meeting oi the Jiiard of Directors of the Ci-'V'fordsvills Natu/a! (las Company, an .assessment oi per cent, was nrde.'t-d on the $T,00t)

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bv hi'o false.-

Vory e\itJen'lj i". wa-a

•pOl'V... -iljKiivUU}' Coir-iriercia!: C-iptai:- ieo W "i ra\vli)r

-'OCK

sob-

scribed to be paid to the SecreUry, wlixh is due on Monday, Sept. 10th. 'n the Ave dav-' notice required

C. N. IIAUI-.N^, See.

The stockholders will find the Secretary oi the Crawtordsville Natural (las Company at the dry j^ooJs Trade l'alace of Mr.

1.. Hell, with the books ami receipt of the company ready to receive all money, and would like to have- al! cal! as early as xjssible as machinery -will be placed and b'j'-iness. commented at once.

Why !, Tins Tlnl-.*

liv bus !.l,e work ot cleaning the- gutters ol our streets of he gra:^ and -weeds whicii have obstructed their, so lonj" been stopped? This it, the (pierr/ met with on

all

SVlIil.', ii

uitana. is r-itablisb-bv 1 ten id.'AValn

fcides. The woi ranno: be said to be finished as not-'.' more thai,

half

of it has

been done, but from the looks o£ '-things we will see.the.tiling tindtT the pr.vuments and streets choked up with dead weeds nd j^rass this Winter, while the water will be allowed to ba:k out into and across the strecK! making lite a burden to the .pedestrians, and iie one cause of fUlin'i the air with jirotani'. .' as stiinc luc'xlcss ii-^ show the. bottoms oi bin 3eet, to the r,i-'yn.

Druihot Willi* OJUI Mini -vib- of \Vi\Yi Utmd,

tlic-ii..ill Uov honn in Diiriin^on :Uisl SuUtrdivv m«»rniiig. lli'- in meiiato cuu: }it*iii^ lunmn hiigss She leaves InisVuMi andiltreo/liUh: ohihlron, whom \H uiily ff-w tiays «M. Mr.-..

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Ktitntofor Iniliu l-ubber. oime wli*» Ur. IJiaeiow'H Positive cunMlcsiies tulo, us ii is crnlii*nt!v huccthclnl in roughs rolds and all throat nml luntf tliseasc. hold by I-cw Kiehcr.

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NOTKS FROMTIIK ltl'U.

CrHwfor«l»vilte Known a» "H«onU»r AthoiiJi" Kvon In Cultured Itonton— A (iooa Word For tho Salvation Ariuy

Other ToptcH of Inteient, To tlic Editor the Jout iml. IIYDK l*.\RK, Mass., August, 22,18SS.— A mid-summer letter trom this quiet, respectable suburb, could not reasonably be supposed to contain much, if anything, ol interest a class of citizens supposed bv many to be so lemote from the "Hub,"

Yet Dr. Tuttle is close by us. this week at Stoughton, and Gen. Wallace, wife and Mrs. Lane, are only a little way removed, short run at Newport. 1 read trom a Boston paper reeentlv a recognition ol the claims of the I lousier State, "as the literary center ot the West." Familiar as I am with the claims of the

Hoosder Athens." it is sometimes pleasant to see ourselves, "as others see us," especially it* we appear well. I claim that 1 am unsehish in this feeling of pride, for it is an honor to shine by retlecled light, still retaining my identity with my old friends. The writer referred to deploring the "barrenness of the West" made a notable exception ot the State ot Indiana, and says "it would be a curious subject tor the statistician to tell what there is in its soil, or climate to produce nil the notable writers of the West," I took picas-* lire in call.ng the attention of mv three trans-planted Hoosier children to the statement. I fancy, ves 1 know that in the minds ot some of the "unknowing oi es," lndfcina is still associated with "Indians," and it was with pardonable pride, that 1 read the climatic sentence of the wi tter cited, that "it would not be altogether strai ge if the Nation's literary center weie moved much nearer to its geographical center, than it now is. The "New* South" is rising. Let the West look to its laurels.

Just now, hereabouts, judging trom crowded excursion boats, one would suppose that the world was crazed for amusement. HJW hard people do'abor in that direction. It must be truly American. Rest and recreation are needed but many who most need, cannot have it. Still there is not a butcher's hand, who will not have his **two weeks otf." It is all right and 1 wish everybody could follow tui:. When old Rome made a business, however, ol "anui-ing herselt," she was on the verge ol ruin. In the rush and whirl, we must have some respite, if only ot two weeks, to restore the equilibrium of our forces, quite satisfied with that, however, in the life that now i*. never thinking ot that which i^ to come.' There is a class, not excluded, who need this rest, equally with anv, the ministers. It is not true that "while the minister* rest the devil i$ more busy." They need recuperation of spiritual force, which revives with physicn? refreshment, 'lht^e ot their people who remain at home become more iraternal in tact bv joining with others in worship. Their vacation days are not unaHovctf, or frwe Irom caie. They desetve all the rest they got.

Vacation has ics countless episodes. Or.lv three da_t ago two vonng men happy in theirs, made a dash tor that most exquisite pleasure oi a swim in :he sun, not doubting their ability to coj.e with the se Wind and wave JOSC higher and higher. They dared the contest, and were borne beyond the reaet ot lrieruh. A Jash agairt the rocks v?ns the dcath-biow to one. The living to-ght with the sea, to give up the dead. IJcrou* strvFgyh The lifeless- bodv was borne to the lone rocu and dunng the long r. ght he k^p'. solemn vigil. What pen-can yorlrav tha*, night's experience.*

One no': knowing,'ir.fght think the. city almost depopulated. Jh. no! Summer has its "Old South Church lectures." historical mostly bv "the best talent," and whethej good or not, the decorutn is so perfect as to be interpret^ at leost with this charity. "I'm going to SEC VOD through it." 1 had the pitasure of entertaining a number of the lecturers in,a uoursc delivered here. Each reluming to thu house, noted tiae marked attention of the audience. Yet, 1 recalled or:e iilvcdrated with the stereoplicon, where the interval of darkness, betweer. vi^w*. was a grand opportunity to gape to mv :*:iiy's content. lioston is kind tv» her uniortimate children and tresh air excursions are made daily. We are a.favored su"n»rb in many respects, a short drive only the 'xrach: but fust across the eitv line. No l*eente for the sale of licuor is gran'.tr.l and nisold all is on the slv. Oor pubV.r, library is a boon. It is net like Uiat of Muiden,

Wobtsrn and oth«.!» •JOWTW n±Tir us vr-here the buildings alov.e havt? cost ^love ft hundred thousand doNars and ihn collections go into the tens thousands-o! volumet,

acUiing annually a collection aoual to two or three alcoves but admirable lor reading

or and reference, ami easily suf ..lerentoi. it needed hy the few minutes ran into the citv.

A detachment ot iVifc Salvation Ar'.tiv is a mo bivouacketi here. u- occasion some roughs nijaGheft tt.o tvMin'.xJurine ot o.ae of the girls. At union tneethiu ot three congenial ''.hurches, Congregational,. Methodist anil UaplWt, a collection wais uken to buy a new one, ami a committee was instructed dcatami ot the autiiorities line piotection. 1 attended one of the open atr incetLti '-. atterward, and averythin^ was orderly. C,od hies.-, tiieh* effot-V-., sav. We may not approve their methods but Hit-church of Christ needs a!! allies, in the struggle against the lotnhined forces of Satan. If the church holds the center,

Hank moveine its are none the less decisive. a little bizarre, their i.-iovements, their discipline a:id sell respect is thai true soldier. lioslon hn.s b--en stlne.l to ihidipths on the school •atiestion. .'--.vinton's Htstorv was put out on account oi'statements as to indulgences." '1 he tvacher was also dis placed. The Hoard partly Protestant, partly Komamst wa-. cotitrolled by the latter. I Ivtorv is supposed,to he record oi tacts. Protestant.. have not claimed the right to suppress disagteeable facu-l

Komaniits cannot reasonably.

V. J:^

"wouiat in ov«my ri':-pvl and

that will l«,.n- remeiuboroil ui\ account of hor nobU' ClirlHtian ehutart«*r. Tin funeral ^-rvU^s wore in )«l at t.in- Pn^by tvi'ian (.'linroli and \v ro continued by liov. Jan'tr.^ of Kokomo. and one of tho n-^osL «»vcr at 1 tutl phu'c. liitermenl at Odd Keliows reine tf,ry.

1*1 lt(Mhu:(Ml.

The M. Ii. tiiurch cook hook will he for sale al the fair ground for 50 cents, the former pricc being 75 cents. The price will be reduced for one week only.

claim the

superiority of "parochial schools" in tgato: ing youth tor Air.vriemi citizenship. 11 re

lor

is a higher {lower thatV .. priest.or assuming to dircvt ilu^/hi.rnirs ot r.a American^. \V« may weii a*- the tion, Ih tin famous UtiiiVbl Innoceni, 111 reaP.rrned by lionilnco, Vll'l still in tbree?' That the clmr«'hes _• Uvo 5'worcts, the spiritual aiuUhe iernppra),one tor iU own. uwf. and the other \o employed in ••ervices.1 Dante the,immortal poet never recognized the divme ri^ht ol Die church, I good Catholic -that ..he was), over me human conscience, which.-assails all inui* vidua! sovereignty, the right ot every rational being. Nothing is to he gained by bitter denunciation ot Catholics.

Amor.g them are many good citi/enn and Iriends of the public schools. Hon. Klijah Morse, two weeks ago, in Tremont Temple bflid, "The tree public schools are the pillars upon which the Republic was built. Woe betide the day when they shall give place to sectarian* schools." "A hopeful sign of the times" he said. J*was that great meetings, and men and women all aver

the countrv, were turning their attention to the great question of the public schools, which so nearly concerns the welfare ol the Republic." Continuing he said, "an alarming danger to our institutions came from the tact that our Protestant Amencan women are leaping around one solitary little child, while their opponents have large families and are peopling the countrv. 1 He closed his address with a grander, nobler watchword, 'ban that of Webste "The Republic, and Itee, un-sectarian schools, now and forever, one and inseparable.

FAX NIK

In legard to what he says of the meeting there is or.e of two things very certain, he either did not attend the meeting and did not know of what he wrote, or else he wrote what he knew to he untrue as his article from beginning to end, with perhaps or.e or two statements, is one string ol lalehoods and misrepresentations. Kii st he has the names of the men who conducted the meeting both wrong, as it was Mr. Joseph l'iggott, and his son-in-law. Mr Alford, who had charge of the meeting. He toneey* the idea that thev were some tort of tramps who happened along and finding no icicles hanging on the town pitched their tents and led a sort of gypsy life while here. Instead of this being true, the facts In the case are that

Mr. Piggott commenced preaching in this neighborhood about the 15th ot March and has been preaching every two weeks since that time. So far as their denouncing the Methodist church in such bitter terms as he says thev did while thev did object to some o! the short comings of the church at this time thev claim to be Methodist according to the discipline of that church and Mr. Tiggott is laboring at this place with ami by the consent of the presiding elder ol this district, and with the consent of Rev. jessc Hill, who has charge of this circuit. They never said one word in condemnation of the organ or choir and in fact tried to procure an organ to use their meetings while here. And there was a collection taken up for their benefit and if vour correspondent had possessed any surplus cash and been disposed to tender it to them in a proper manner he would have learned that thev would accept it.

That dog tent in which he savs they camped while here .? another emanation of his fertile brain as this community is both able and willing to board and lodge any minister of »he gosp-1 who mav come here lojpreach tor us, and the tent of which he speaks was put up lor the accommodation of Mrs. Alford. whe- had a young child to care for and it was nece*sav for her to have some place wNsre she could rest. In conclusion we would suggest to your Korre-pondent that be.ore he ogam a*.tens-pis to write up .i meeting he learns the tr^h in ihe case. As tar an the name of" our town concerned he need not let That keep him awake at night for it the citizen*", w.n endure it he certainly ought to. We profesH io be law-abidrng. civ?!i/ed people ami do not lancv being misr,.:pn,senie'.i,a hai» been done in 'his case.

Last Mci1k hot an atul «®4d nights vith the drv weather \*»cire good to ripen U»e corn.

Soir« ponies seld liere sometime ago can ben a whipping and hen they •vill not gt-.

OinU

:tarian I .• ••-J

CARKIM.ION.

1'hul 'IVm ut K'vlllo.

To the Kditor the Journal. ll'vtl.LK, Ind., Aug. 27, livS^--In \our paper ol August 2(»tl» vou published" an article trom some one whopreters to keep his name from the public whose object seems to be to misrepresent and slander our village first by speaking of the name, of our village in a discourteous manner and then misrepresenting a meeting which was held here lately.

city.

W. U. (J AXTHA'M

I«rttrr

The following W a li-t of the letters remaining uncaded Sot at the postofUce in Crawiordsvilin tor the week ending Sept. t, ItWS: AiWrson Kli:« Pearson Fran!* Ilell Wiley Rosenberger A. Cloud Willie Roberts W Kubank Swank W .T Graham Win rr lieir Smith Mav Hutton Kinma S»tClaii Minnie Marverjno cr h-.»tr Stanlev Katie Hall Lene Smith Alice Hoi man Louis* Aaylor Harve Jackson .Samuel 1 nompson 1 fen:*• l1ICenneUv Wm jv laylor A heir.* anscoyoc Step r. Osborn Mrs Williams Om Si. PiuncLett I

ZAUDR*.

Mrs Drake returned from Wmanrrjiy zitxr viiiting relatives sometime. Mr* John .Miller vwting among »ier old triends at P-awrenceburg and vie hi* v.

The tinners arv busy row sowing wl»ent and the usual ait^unt wjU ie sown this lull.

a ycung man ot our town

verv poorly at thn writing having what is called ejnsumpticvn. Several cases sicknt^». reported out in the country around, yet none are thought to be dangerous.

A good many %.' our citizen* attended the Did Settlers* meeting at ihc old samp ground one day 'r.st week.

Not very many from this place attended the fair at Frankfort last week anv put tew attended ths lair at LaiavetU- this week.

People that trisel complain of the diM as the roads are very dusiv at this writing Hut the dry weather i*. good on ripening the corn.

One dav last week .-ome men driving two yoke ot'oxen hitched to a steam mgine passed along the pike going south with a threshing inadnt behtnii going fur winter quarters. ft is said by i-ome supposed to know that tne Clover Loaf folks will widen their nne from Kugene Junction to Charleston 'to-day and th«.*re is no use of talking they take longer trains over their road than the I.3-. A N: ('. On Sunday a last a six wheeler. No took thirty-nine loads east and engine 51 a lour wheeler took IT cars west on Sunday alt.ernoon. making a train near a halt 'mile long.

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A wedding in the near tuture. Several attended the North Salenv:fair Tuesday.

Mrs Jones andlchiKlrtn/ol Ohio, are visiting at jor.es'. Mr and Mrs A JJrown think of going to Montana next week. 1) llobson has moved into the house vacated by I* 15rown.

Mr and Mrs H|K lladley visited at Hrownsburg over Sunday. homas W lj3ckhart,ol Lebanon, will address the Harrison and Morton club, Saturday evening at Adkin's Halt Let

KLINE & GRAHAV.

With Rost & Otto, jewelers

JEWELERS,

Keep Constantly on Hand a Large Stock of

Si lewelry. Clocks, Watches, Silverweai

If You Value You Eyesight use

Diamond Lens

SPECTACLES.

Best on Earth

South of Court House.

CHEAP PIANOS

II A HI \V A KF.<p></p>G0H00N

IMl'I.l-.MKNTS.

Besides our tine stock of Eboni/.ed, ivlahogany, Walnut a

Rosewood Decker Brothers, Maine? Fischer, Chickerir

Emerson and D. II. Baldwin & Co. I'ianos, we are offeri

some special bargains in cheap Squares and Uprights, whr

should be seen bv those desiring something very good at

very low liguu Uso. Estej', Shoninger, Story&Clarke a

Hamilton Organs. Call, or send for description and pric

Pianos and Organs for RENT cheaper than any place in

every Ui-publican in Walnut townslilp attend. Mrs I A Morrison viMteii re!ati\cs nt Mechanicsbnri part ot !at wtcR,

Kkk-r .1 S McC'alliiin occupicd the pillpit at the Christian church Smutty. Mrs Harriet Inlow anil daughter have returned from their visit in Kentucky.

Cnorh Wison and lamily. ot Illinois, who ha\e been visiting'ricro lor tin past two weeks returned liox.e Monilay.

Messrs Frank Davis,, John l'orter, Win Morris and Misses Carrie McCauglilin, Vioia line), Belila Harris sprnt Sunday betow Cra^^,forlIsville. 4 m:nv.vs\ AI.I.I:V.

Frank Jjnvder. ol" Kar.-sas. i- visiting in

this vicinity. Most everyone Inn/ here will attend the ia^r next week.

Mrs. T. N. Sharp visited re-atives at Waveland Monday. T. F. I atton nude a business trip to Rockville, Wedne^dav. (leorge Hultz made a bijit e,5.s trip to the count) seat Wedne^lav.

I nclii Tomim* CJiblorv wa? one ot the voters for Harrison in Mifif Httie GriilUh, of Cjreencastle, is visiting triends here this week.

Nfiss Lou Moody, of Waveiand, spent Sunday with lhov/iii.valley trier.ds. Billv drowning returned home last week from a six month's visit in Iowa.

Kir! Uuenburg and wife, ot New Market, spent Sunday with Miss I-aura Vatton. The carpenters vrill commence work on Dr. Straughn's new oJlice in a short time.

Miss Flora and A. N. Fuson, of ('raw-lo-nif-ville spent Si-nday with L. S. Anders.

Misses Hrin, ci (huon» and Heard, oi Tennessee, visited Mrs. Day, of this place Sat unlay.

Ed. Lawrenc* moved hack from NewMarket on his farm, one mile north of jJrownsvalley, Monday.

Mr. Nelson Canine will le our principal school teacher this winter. The.judjiool will commence the 17th. .5"

The citizens here are having their coal hauled from Ihe mines with teams, tluv think the tre ght is. too high.

Misses Whiteberry, ot* Stock well, and Minnie.Marshall," of Darlington, was t'lre guests of Ceo. Hull/, this- week.

Several trom here attended the liaptist Convention at Friendly Grow, near Jessup Station last Satuiday and Sunday.

The game oi ball played her*.* last Saturday between the Hrst nine, of 'Possum Ridge, and first ot this place, scored lb to 15 in tavor-the 'l'ossums.

A. S, FusOn, of Crav.fonisvilie, lelt lure Monday for Sullivan, where he will spend a couple ol months visiting relatives. lie will I her. return and cast his first \ote tor Gen. Uer..

Quite a number attended the Republican speaking at Russell vide Tuesday niuht. The gentleman that spoke was in 18S-I, a Prohibitionist, but saw the error ul hN way and tell back in line.

D. H. BALDWIN & CO.,

q-and (K» North Pennsylvania Street.Indianajxlis.Ini"

CrEO E. HUGHES,

South Washington Street, Crawfordsville, Ind

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Rain needed luullv. Jotm Cougar is putting in wheat on Cox tarm near (JarlieUI.

Miss Minnie Yansandt will teaci Herron school this winter. Charlie Wilson is plowing tor tim» on their farm on the prairie.

Mi«s Katie Kennedv will teach an vance class at Heach Grove this winte Miss Anna Watson, ol Crawtords\ visited Minnie Liter this week.

Several from this neighborhood Sunday at the Shanes. Thev report a time.

Misses Mvst Bintord and Ida Mot^ spending the week with Mrs. .7 Cougar.

Last Sunday morning at o'ciocl wash house ol Mrs. Klixaheth Talbot consumed by tire. It is thougbi tt caught from drying apples in Uu before

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l5ros.* and D. H. H. Co., pianos. IC Stor kS: Clai k, and Hamilton organ easy terms at I). II. Baldwins vV South Washington Street, Crawfc, xHle. Ciic". F. lit (.liKs

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We are surprised at the beaut* variety ot styles that are display Horse Clothing. A visit to Rich! •V: Ross' Winter Stock just received please all horsemen.

If you only knew bow: many eases worst form of catarrh thnt have been hy the.) HI catarrh cure, yon woitli hesitate lo try It. Sold by druggists.

The W. L. DOl'G'l AS Aivi it art widelv knwon everywhe the bet valip' for the money yet dueed. Hi-. eelebriUetl ^:i.b(l calf slesssli»« N perfM't IIM»lh inside*, lu or wax thread h» hurt the let, ui vj'.sy as- hahd-sewed shoes. It is ure to wear them. K»*.ul his adve^ ment appearing In this paper from ti lime. Veugly kV I\leClaiui''»elc a gouts, for. Crawferdsviile.

Cared RheumaMsm.

.Mr. v. \\. Powers, Tlnuniis I,ouls, stab s: Mallard's tfnou* htnlment Iiiin of a as«« of chroniit Rheumatls 4 vears^tandini lie noes mi to say:

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1). II. liaUhvIn Co.. South Washington Street, keep constantly on hann a tnjl ltne of pianos anil organs, which thev oiler at low prices, anil on easy terms. Please call anil examine our stock, learn our ttrms. etc., ieo. K. Hughes, salesman. ii. «,!«•

vears I Miflercd all the lui'inents ilanined, lived lb'"UMh years or ini* thousand times worse than death. 1, the day I was Induced to try Snow Liu. Three 'bottles removed-all trarvs ef this disease and 1 am myself ajjaln.

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In the .M"!»iirt)itu rv C»iv»i' Court, Se| UTIll, 1SSS. 1.1 it* K«iy vs. lolm Kay. Complnint,

N«"W comcs ihe plaintiff bv W. .M. Hi ev ittlnrncy, nml files h«-r complaint Mere tlivorre, toyelher whb an attiilavit th: lU'fendartt John Ray is not a resalenl of ill nl Indiana.

Notice is therefore In rcliy yiven saul ant that unless he be awl appear on the of the ne\l term of the Montgomery Circui lo t)«v h«l«len the (ith dry of Nov., A.I at the Court House in Crawfordsville, county and State, and answer or demur complaint, the same will be heard and detc in hi* absence.

Witness mv name and the seal of said affixed at Urawfordsville this 7th day of A. D., 1888. HLNKY li. ItCLIi'