Crawfordsville Weekly Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 29 September 1893 — Page 5
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P. S. Guy Evans won the prize offered last week. Several prize winners have not yet called for their books. They will please do so at their earliest convenience.
COLFAX.
BOD Clark was io Lafayette Monday. H. E. Dalies spent Monday in Lafayette.
Mort Dukes went to the World's Fair Saturday. Frank Parish went to Indianapolis last Friday.
Charlie Rondebush went to Darlington Wednesday. tap Charlie Clark and Joe Utz went to Elwood Saturday.
Miss Bertha Johnson went to Crawfordsville Tuesday. The Junior League Club met at Mr. Irvin'e Monday evening.
L. C. Dukes went, to Chicago Saturday and came buck Monday. Charley Rlndnbnsh went, to rankfort on Thursday of last week.
Albert Cones and sister, Florence, visited the World's Fair this week. F. W. Powers, of Lafayette, was in town on Wednesday of last week.
Rev. Smith has returned from Conference. He still remains our pastor. Curtis Hollowaf left for Bloomington Monday where he will attend college.
Misses May Woody and Pearl Hawk, of Thorntown, were in this city Sunday. Charlie Cones and wife, of near Thorntown, visited J. C. Dukes and family Sunday.
There was no school Thursday afternoon on account of the death of Mre. Joe Ulz.
F. C. Minor, principal of Minor's Business College, Ht Frankfort, was in town Friday.
Mr. Miles, the ticket agent at the depot, occupies the property vacated by Jas. Hopper.
John Bush, a former citizen of this place, but lately of Indianapolis, was in this city Saturday.
Anew addition is being built to the building formerly occupied by Black A.I Covner. It will be occupied by G.
Burk. Frank Long, brother of Prof. Cieo. E Long, arrived in this city Friday. He took charge of the Clai'k's Hill
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Monuu). M.es Winnie Eldred, who has1 been attending echool at Crawfordeville, came homo Saturday. She will attend school a ihic place.
Last Friday E«J Benfinl, after returning frum his huckstering trip, unloaded his poultry and e^gs at the poultry house and hitching
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team near the
house went in to get his checks. On returning and counting his monev, which was in a shot sack in the wagon, found there was $8.25 missing. The thief is not known.
NEW MARKET.
A great deal of eickness here. A wedding in the near future. Farmers ars busy cutting corn. Albert Armentrout is on the sick list. The Christian church has employed Bro. Henry Ashley for the coming year.
Three additions at the Christian church the last preaching. Three of the family of J. NrBritton are down with typhoid fever.
Mr. Whittaker, of Bluff Mills, has moved into Mrs. Long's house. Ed Lawrence and wife and Mrs Bart Grider returned from the World's Fair Friday.
Some of our business men attended a banquet Wednesday at Terre Haute given by a wholesale dealer.
The C. W. B. M. met at Mrs. Wray's Wednesday evening. They had an interesting meeting and at the close made their free will offering for the cause of missions.
Bert, the eighteen year old son of *ir. and Mrs. Will Hampton, living three Ailes south of here,died Saturday morning of typhoid fever. The funeral was
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conducted by Bro. Ridge at the Indian Creek church Sunday morning.
ROACHDALE.
Bill Allen shipped a car load of hogs to-day. Several of our young folks attended the World's Fair this week.
Go to C. J. Wood for the boss
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and cakes, at the City Bakery. No tlies on the Roachdale editor. He is very small and also very large.
Oscar Ford returned home from the Crawfordeville fair on Friday evening with a bad attack of typhoid fever.
The Roachdale boys crossed bats with the Ladoga boys on last Monday. The result was 13 to 11 in favor of Roachdale.
W. C. Stewart, traveling'agent' for the best paper, was here on last Friday evening. He was representing THE JOURNAL.
Last Friday evening while some boys were passing a ball in the street Frank Edwards was hit in the eye and was seriously injured.
MONO* ROUTE.
Cecil BettB was in this vicinity last week. Little Alvah Huff is going to school this fall.
Catharine Clark worked at Mrs. Croy's last week. The dear old school bell is heard again in the land.
Pearl McCormick is staying at her sister's this week. Viola Foster was the guest of Bessie Monroe Saturday. -••/:.
Jesse Morrison is cutuing corn for D. P. Smith this week. Mrs. Matie Brassfield and husband visited parents last Sunday.
Melvina Morrison and husband visited friends at New Market Sunday. Georgia Lawson and Carrie Davis were in this vicinity last Saturday.
Elijah Wooden contemplates quitting the dairy and returning home again. Polly Ann SkaggB and husband were the guests of Mrs. Wooden last Sunday.
A number of friends from Crawfordsville wore the guests of Mrs. Croy last Sundav.
ACH RICHMOND.
Mr. Titus, the barber, moved to Alamo Monday. Miss Steele, of Lafayette, is visiting Laura Thayer.
We have had another good rain and two or three frosts." D. M. Washburn is^'building an addition to hie residence.
Rome While's beaming countenance is again seen on streets. A party of Indians are at, the Opera House selling patent medicine.
Miss Bertha Pritchard has gone to Oskalooska, la., to enter school at Penn College.
O. W. Mason, S. S. Kirkpatrick and S. H. Wallace are at the World's Fair this week.
Mrs. Jessie Kirkpatrick, of Anderson, is spending a few days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Washburn.
Jos. Snyder and family started Tuesday morning for California. Mr.Thayer will occupy the house they vacated.
WA VELAXD.
Chauncey Smith, of Paris, 111., is visiting relatives here. Robert Kelso and Mrs. Mollie Lewis are at Te rre Haute. SJMiss Maggie McNutt returned from Chicago Wednesday evening.
Sam McNutt has four instead of three little boys at his house since Friday. Mr. and Mrs. George Cowan and Mrs. Sarah Cowan are home from Chicago.
Miss Minnie Conners is visiting the family of Rev. L. S. Buckles at Thorntown.
Mr. and Mrs. Robbing, of Ladoga, Bre visiting their daughter, Mrs. Will Harshbarger.
W. H. JohnBon, of LeRoy, Kan., who has been visiting here two weeks, will return hom£ Saturday accompanied by hie mother, Mrs. Roberta Johnso n, who will spend the winter with him.
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WESLEY.
Corn cutting finished. Samuel Lynch is on the sick list. Oscar Rice is working for Oscar Stout. Jim Stout is home from Indianapolis. Chas. Williams is visiting in Greencastie.
George Gray has quit the butcher busiuess. Jack Baldwin, o? Crawfordsville, was here Monday.
Rev. Frank West, of Crawfordsville, passed through here Sunday. Ambi ose Remley and wife visited in Lafayette and Linden last week.
Mies Edith Quick, of Black Creek,' visited Wm. Remley's last Sunday. The potato crop this year is not very Urge. The average is about 35 bushels per acre.
Mr. Doyle, the Ash Pile school teacher, attended meeting here Sunday morning.
Wall Peterman and wife, once well known here, were seen in Crawfordsville last Saturday.
Grandmother Vaughn visited her daughter, Mre. Jennie Low, of Waynetown, last week.
Charley Johnson, of near Crawfordsville, assisted Rev. Stafford conduct services Sunday morning.
Marshall Pettit and wife, of Indianapolis, passed through here in a buggy last Saturday on their way to HillBboro.
Base Cowan, who has been making his home in TexaB and Kansas for several years, returned home last week. He will remain here this winter.
A few young ladies of this vicinity and the vicinity north of here, have been trying to convert this year into a leap year—and they are not old maidB either.
Henry Walter returned home from Montana last week after a six weeks' visit with relatives. He reports the corn crop along the route in almost the same condition as ours, except in Iowa, where they will have a good crop.
Poor, deluded "Dems," you are reaping the harvest of your last fall's sowing—the sheep are going, going and will soon be all gone. One would be surprised at the amount of sheep shipped from here this week.
John Mesmore and Wm. Gray drove their fine cattle home from the Covington fair last Saturday for the winter, after having been in attendance at four fairs. They succeedded in carrying off several red ribbins at every fair, except Crawfordsville, where they did not receive so many.
The boys who attempted to wreck the passenger train on the Big Four as it pBBBed through here, had better look out as the grand jury has completed its work and returned 26 indictments. These are in the hands of the sheriff and he may be hnre at any time with a warrant for their arrest. If he does it will be no more than they deserve.
We hope the gor people of Crawfordsville will continue to push the temperance work on until every saloon in that town and surrounding towns will be a thing of the past. The law requires a man to ue of good moral character before he can obtain license for the selling of intoxicating liquorn. Did you ever hear tell of a man being of good moral character that would sell his fel low beings a drug, causing him, prob ably, to shoot down his best friend or go upon the street realing and cursing? X! Then, bow under the sun can he obtain license? If any of the corres pondents can answer the above question we would like to hear from them.
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Grant Smith is painting at Wiugate J. D. Hurt will remove shortly to Greencastle.
A. W. Johnson, of Mace, was here last Saturday. Marion Loop, of Crawfordsville, was here last Saturday.
Rev. Higgins will preach at the Christian church next Sanday. Oscar Imel, Guy Adkins and Tim Lane are doing the. .World's Fair this week.
Ladoga and Jameetown played a game of hase ball last Monday. Score, 21 to 12 in favor of the latter.
Robert Sanford says he paid $45 for ..
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to get into the Cherokee
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and didn't get a smell—of land. Joel Patton, of Wesley, has moved into the St. Elmo Hotel and will place it in good condition for a first class hotel.
Mrs. Mary Crump, of Lebanon, who ie visiting Mrs. Hannah Lewis, was stricken with paralysis last Monday and is still in a critical condition.
Dr. Johnson, of Lizton, came over last Sunday and performed a surgical operation on Dr. BroLaugh by removing a tumor from his neck. Some of the at tendantB fainted during the operation.
LADOGA.
Pumpkins are beginning to be plentiful. John Stanley, of Fincastle, was here Wednesday.
The old mill dam is being cleaned out and repaired for nee again. Mr. and Mrs. M. D. Shirey, of Shoals, Ind., are visiting R. C. Smith.
The opera troupe which was to have given us a week's entertainment failed to arrive.
Miss Cora Snvder, of Am boy, 111 is visiting her aunt, Mre. A. G. Snyder, this week.
Our streets were dark Monday and Tuesday nights on account of a break at the power house.
John Mitchell, who was married last week, has gone to housekeeping in the Messick property on east Main street.
WHEN the hair hns fallen out, leaving the head bald, if the scalp is not shiny, there is a chance of regaining the hair by using Hall's Hnir Renewer.
LIXSSBUltG.
A. Linn is in Chicago. Lea -Jackson was home Sunday. Mess Powell has moved to lioone. The meeting at Union is a success.' Lorn Jackson is at Tom Lockndge's again.
C. C. McClure ia working for Mort Edwards. Milt Hankins will build a brick house at Linden.
Lee Finch is plasteriug a house for Mr. Galey. J. M. Lemmon is making molasses at A. W. Corns'.
Linn & Clark have sold three
carB
of
coal this week. A. Linn and son have stopped their huckster wagon.
Will Chambers was here from Union Hill Wednesday. Our sohool is progressing nicely under Prof. Walkup.
Dogs killed several sheep for Mrs. Bowman Monday night. Chicken thieves visited Alex ConnerB John Beck Monday night.
Ask M. L. EdwardB what he was hunting for at the depot Sunday. EdwardB cfc Linn shipped two care of stock to Chicago Wednesday.
Lots of the colored glass for the new church was broke in shipment. Mies Lora Hankine, of Whitesville, is visiting friends here this week.
Usual Linn will go to Nebraska in a few weeks to work in a livery barn for John Fletcher.
Oil Downing will attend school jit Mace this winter and go West in the spring to learn telegraphy under his brother.
ALAMO.
Gilbert Titus is improving rapidly. Mrs. Polly Brown is on the sick list. Bob Jeffery is very sick with the typhoid fever.
Charles Wanncut his hand very badly last Saturday. ,, Wesley Stump moved to Crawfordsyille last week.
Miss Sallie Ilornbaker visited home folks over Sunday. Joel Tucker has returned from the springs much improved.
Samuel Gilkey has purchased
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daughter Edith a new organ. The infant of Thomas Michael died Tuesday morning and was buried on Wednesday at 10 o'clock.
Mies Ada Bayless and Jesse Clore were married Thursday evening and then went to the World's Fair.
Hala Clark and Wm. White were narried Wednesday evening at the bride's home Many fine presents were given the bride.
11GER VALLEY.
Wheat sowing is over. No more horses to contend with, Bicycles are getting to be all the rape Protra ted meeting is progressing nicely. Karl Perry has returned home from the Pair.
Ed Brown is dealing in Chester White hogs. Take
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or one-half:' vour life
is gone. Harvey Morris and family Sundayed in Beckvilie.
Pastures are growing nicely since the late rains. .1. M. Walkup was in Darlington last Saturday.
Gip Wilson was in your place on business last Friday. A. B. Castor a'nl family Sundaved with John Fii.uii.
Mr. .John Miner, ol Oregon, is visiting friends here. Our corn in this vicinity is almost dry enough to crib.
There is oeingan enormous crop of wheat sowed this fall. The Yankeetown croquet gang passed through here Sunday.
Hobo Fearless has been seen troing north quite frequently of late. Emmet Henderson will not stay on the Wilson nlace another year.
The protracted meeting is having good success at Union this week. Someone is going to the World's Fair from our vicinity every day
Bruce Morris is reading medicine under Dr Berrvman, of Darlington. Miss Anna McClure will return to her home in Tennessc a few da^s. 1:1. Fink and C. C. McClure say they have a exeat demand for steel rootirfg.
Hcmer Chambers and H. Fink will cut corn for Edwin Brown this week. A couple of sports from here visited the watermelon patch last Sunday morning.
Quite a large crowd attended church at Union Hill Sunday morning and evening. Ejd Kt'lley and family passed through here with a buggy load of melons Sunday.
Ode Wolivener, of v1ace, will move in the old house on .Toe Abbott's farm this fall. Miss Allie Finch and Miss Lora Faust visited friends in Yankeetown the past, week.
Miss Cinque, of Attica, is teaching th" hi^.h grade school at D.sirict So. 5 this winter.
Ed Chesterson, while coining home from Zachary's Sunday night, while asieep some one ran into his luggy and mashed two of his hub bands
Charles Abbott, while taking Mr. Crowder's drill borne the other day it fell off his wagon and when he got to Mr. Crowder's he had no drill.
The, Linns'ourg scribe will go into the poultry business. He says it will pay any one that can buy Democrat chicks that only weigh one and a quarter pounds.
Guy Evans will build a bar" this fall and will have a tin roof put On that will cost him something less thanlcents per square, for he thinks that a steel roof is too expensive at 2f cents per square.
Josh Comner, while going home from church last Sunday night, met with quite a serious accident by some utuboughtful boys running races One of the boys ran into his buggy, tearing one wheel off and also tearing the back seat and breaking one of the brails off tbe top. Boya, our roads are not made lor race tracks, therefore be careful after this as ouch a one running races should be handled to the extent of the lav/.
THE sale and use of Melol is constantly increasing which is the best evidence of its true worth. It is sold in every State in the Union and is giving univereal satisfaction everywhere. Try a 1 bottle. For sale by druggists.
We beg to announce to ofar many patrons the addi-
tion of a Custom Tailoring Department. We will op-na new and complete line of
W O O E N S
COMPRISING THE LATEST DESIGNS IN
Suitings, Overcoating, Pantings, Etc.,
Realizing the fact that a first class cutter has been a long felt
necessity in this city, 1 have engaged the services ol an
experienced man and we guarantee those in the habit of
having their clothes made to order, perfect satisfaction,
We will warrant you to inspect our line before placing
your order for this season.
Lee S. Warner,
THE ONE-PRICE
Clothier, Hatter and Furnisher,
Successor to Joly Joel.
Closing Out lf000 Heavy Boots
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URIGHT'S DISEASE of tlie kidneys is the result of faulty nutrition, over-ell 111 illations, or the use o' improper remedies to Increase the How of urine.
YOUNG MAN, you would do well lo consult, us at one. These liabits are the result, of disease— uot vice. We invite our fullest confidence and promise
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relief.
MEN WHO OIJSKKVf, certain ii-itatloiin ol bladder, urethea. or water passages with sediments in the urine, should ••vail themselves of our reatmenl, Such symptoms are indlea tion ol' seminal weakness, wiii admit ol no delay.
CANCERS are cured without, the use of the knil'e See the references of hundreds that we have cured.
RHEUMATISM This painful disease.under
Notice of Ditch Sale
Notice is hereby given Ui it, the undersigned superintendent, to whom was referred the ditch des' i-ibed in the report, of the Drainage Commissioners in the
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of John V. Voung
against James 1". Caldwcd el, al in the lioone Circuit.Court, belngcause number 9,-114, lor construction, will let said work on SATURDAY, the7l.li day of OC"l OBEK. 1
A' 10 o'clock a m., by contrac t, to the lowest and best responsible bidder, by stal ions: Provided, That any person against, whose lands assess• cuts of benefits have been made, shall have the preference, al the same rate, over :iny other ntractor. to take as many stations thereo as shall, at the contract price, amount to Ids assessment.
Persons desiring to contract suid work will lie required to Hie seal- 'ids for the
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at
the Survey or's oflice In the city of Lebanon. Indiana, prior to 10 a.m., on the 7th uuy of October. 1 Ml:', ut which 'iine aud place 1he said bids will lie opened and the contract awarded as
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speeilled. Contractors will
tie required to give bond in double the amount of tlie com ract price to complete said work in all respects In accordance with the plans and specifications for t.iie same as set out in Unreport of the commissioners, sureties to ho subject to the approval of said superintendent. Said work to be paid lor as the assessments aro co'lected ENOS KEN DA LL.
Sept. J'.', 1 89,'1—'.Iw. Superintendent.
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B. CURTIS.
Dr. D. E. BARNES
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Chicago Opthalmic College Cancer ana Pile Specialist, Eye and Ear Specialist.
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proprietor of the
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NUTT HOTEL, SATURDAY, SEPT. 30-
CONSULTATION IS KKKIO. No money required to bcKiii treatment of responsible parties.
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I S Dr. Ilarnes' treatment
is the nest, known lor all diseases peculiar to the sex. That, tired feeling, headache, dizziness. weakness, pain 111 the hack, dniKfflnK down, backache, hot ll.ishiiiK, cold hands and loot, pain in the top ol the head, sleepless nights, and other conditions due to weakness. sitively and peruiai.enti.v cured. My method (joes away wllh "local treatment," so much ill ended by the majority ot ladies, and which is perfectly useless
THROAT AND LUNG OISHASES:-Catanh ol the nose, throat and bronchial tubes, catarrhal deafness headache, dropping in the throat, indigestion, impure blood, resulting from catarrh, curett by a short course of treatment. Catarrh, It neglected, will produce eonsumption, which very soon becomes Incurable. All throat ami lung affections should receive prompt and cfllclcnt treatment. proper treatment, can be cured, aud the blood thoroughly purified will prevent 11 return. 1 011 don't need to chanire climate, ait this result can bo accomplished here as elsevfliere. Rheumatism produces heart disease.
All who maybe afflicted with dyspepsia, indigestion, Hriirht's Disease, dropsy, constipation, epilepsy, nervous debility, headache, catarrh, bronchitis, consumption, scrofula, or or in any form of biood poisoning, rheumatism, asthma, cancers or tumors, female weakness, piles, neuralgia, diseases ol the eye and ear loss of strength and loss of manhood re necially Invited 10 call and consult, oclo
Tieutmcnt !." to $l."i per month, Inelu Medicine.
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Notice of Diich Sale.
Notice is hereby given that, the undersigned sulci inl.endent,, to whom is referred llie ditch described in the re ort of the Drainage Commissioners In the cause of Moses Maxwell et al. against.Thomas M. Caldwell el, al. in the "oone Circuit Court, being cause number !', l:s, loi a construction, will let slid work on SATl IIDAV, the 7l,li day of (tCTOKnit, 1 K9.'(,
At. 10 o'clock a.m., by contract, to the lowest and best responsible bidder, by slat,lens: Provided, 'I hat. any person against, whose lands assessment of bencllls have been made, shall have the prelerence, al the same rule, ov any other co*itractor. to tnko as many stations there"! as shall, at: lie contract price, amount tn his assessment.
Persons deniring io com ract. said work will fie quired It) llle scaled bids for the same at the Surveyor's ollice. in the City of Lebanon, Indiana, prior to 10 o'clock a. in. on the 7th dav ol October, 1 80.1, at, which time and place the said bids will lie opened aud the contract awarded as above specified. Contractors will be required to give bond in double the uniouut ol theeoutravt price to compieU* said work in all respects in accoidaoce with the plans and specifications for the same as set out, in Unreport of the commissioners, sureties to lie subject to the approval of said superintendent. Said work to be paid for as the assessments are collected ENOS KEN DA LL,
Sept. lHyy-r-liw. Superintendent.