Crawfordsville Weekly Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 19 January 1894 — Page 7
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OTICE OF NON-UESIDENCE
State ot'liKlianr, Montgomery county: In tlio Montgomery Circuit court, Jitnuurv term, 1S!)4.
Tilifliiiiiin T. Davis vs. Joseph T. Stonchruker, Complaint No. UOti'i. Conies now the plalnt'ill' by Hioinus & Whittinirton. Iiis Attorneys, iinrl files his complaint lioreln, tofretlier with an ullidiivit Hint said detomtant, Joseph T. Stonebrnkt r, is not a resident of the State of Indiana.
Notice is therelore hereby jrlven said defendant. that unless he bo and annearon the 4.rth (lay of the ne.\!,1,i rm of tbe.Montn'omer.v Circuit court,tb" same bciiiK the:.' ist day of Ketmmry A, D., at, the court iiouse in Crawt'ordsville, in said county anil State, and answer or demur to sain complaint, the same will be heard and di^teimined in his absence
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attxed December, A. D., 189.'}. WALLACE Sl'AltICS.
Witness my name, and the sealoi said court,, at Crawfordsvilie, this 'Jlitii day of
December 50, ISfKi— -It. Clei
•'OMMISSIONEK'S SAI.E.
By v.rtuc of a decree of the Circuit Court of Montgomery county, Indiana, entered on rhe i)t,h day of January, 1S04, in the cause of Elizabeth Ferguson vs. Peter Korjruson et a I I will sell at public auction at the south front of the court hjuse in the city ol Crawford!ville, Indiana, on Saturday, the :!d day of February, 1804. between the hours of 10 a. m. and 2 p.m., t,he following real estate in said dccrce, described town Lots number il'J, U.'i, 34, no and In Ephriam Catterlin's addition to the city of Crawfordsvilie.
Terms Oni-third cash, one-third in one year, and one-third in two years purchaser to give notes for defi rred payments, bearing (I percent interest from date, secured by mortgage on the real estate.
L. J. COPPAGE.
Jan. IP—".w Commissioner.
JOTiCKTO NON KESIDKNTS.
J^OTICE TO NON KESIDKNTS.
...SUtte of Indiana, Montfimnerii Caunty. In the MontyomcriiCircuit Court, January term. 18!)4. 1 fenry Arnold ct al, vx. John It, Arnold and
Cora A. Arnold. Complaint No. 1W88. Comei.ow the plaintiffs by Kennedy & Kennedy, attorreys, and tile their complaint herein, to quiet, title to certain real estate together •jvith a.i aflidavlt that .said defendants, John li. Arnold and Cora A. Arnold, are not residents of tlio State of Indian i.
Notice is therefore hereby given said defendants that unless they be und appear on the Ota day of the next term of the Montgomery circuit Court, the same being the 10th day of March, A. D., 1804 at the court house in Crawfordsvilie, in said county and State, und answeror demur to sal coirplaint, the ....same will be heard and determined In their absence.
Witness my name and the seal of said court •allixed at Crawfordsvilie, this Nth day of January, A. D., 1 804. iWALlACm SI'AKKS.
Jan. UViw Clerk.
OTICE Tu DITCH CONTRACTORS.
In the matter of John II. I'ogue et al., ixjtition for a drain. Notice is hereby given that I. the undersigned drainage commissioner, will on Tuesday, January :10, 1804. at the ollice of 'the Cmmty Surveyor in the court house in the city ol Crawlord.s\i 1 It", Montgomery County. Indiana, let to the lowest and best bidder or bid,ders by stations of one hundred leetcacb. the whole ol the drain ordered by the court to bo constructed in the above entitled matter. Said .•...drain is about one andione-hall miles in length about one inile of which is tile.
The specifications and a computation of the s.cubic jards of excavation in each section may abes^en at the ollice of WrUht & Seller. Craw-
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all bids Is reserved,
SHERIFF'S
to reject any and
THOMAS W. SUTTON.
.1 an. I ~-u ..Drainage Commissioner.
Uv virtue of a certified onpy ot a decree to ine directed troni thcCiork ol' t.litj Mouttroiucry .Circuit Court, in a cause -wherein Clara It Craw-ford is ilaintifl' jukI William Horney' and Josie Homey, et al, are dotendants, reiuiiriug mn to make the sums of $1,703 4-13.74, $178 0.") and #50, respectively, witli interest on said decree and cost. I will expose at public sale to the highest, bidder, on
SATUUDAV, JAN-OAKY 20, 1804, between the hours of 10 o'clock a. m. and 4 clock p. in. of said clay, at the court house door in the city of Crawfordsvilie, Montgomery county, Indiana, the rents and profits for a term not exceeding seven years, the tollowing described real estate in Montgomery county. :.Indiana, to-wit: Situated in Montgomery county 4.3 75-100 acres ofi of the west end of tiiu north half of the northeast quarter of scc- :. tion six (0) in township tweutv (20) north of ,orange three (3) west.
Also the southeast quarter of the northwest quarter of section six In towusliip twenty U0) north, ofjrange three (3) west, except ten
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be '"ado without any re
lief whatever from valuation or apprutseiiieut laws. CHAKLES DAVIS, Sherilf. i)CCi7 ~i!
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Montgomery Countv.
By E. H. Cox. Deputy. Histine & Kistine, Attorneys for plaintiff. $1 ].
gHEKIPF SALE.
Hy virtue of -a certified copy of a decree to me directed from the Cle-rk ot the Montgomery Circuit Court, in a cauRe wherein the First National Bank -of Craw lordsville, Ind.. is plaiutllF, aud Alexanoer Moharry, et al. are defendents requiring me to lnako the sum of sixteen hundred ^nd ninety dollars and eighty-three (.$1,600.83) cents with interests on said decree and costs, bidder onOSe
at public sale 10 me
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SATUKDAY, JAVUARY 20, 1S94, between the hours of 10 o'clock a. in. and 4 clock p. m. ol said day, at the door of the court house ia Crawfordsvilie, Montgomery county, Indiana, the rents and profits for a term not exceeding seven years, the following real estate to-wit: The northeast quarter f1!) of the nortneast quarter of section ten (id) township twenty ciO) noith, range six (0) west! containing forty (40) acres, more or less, in Montgomery county, Indiana.
If such rents and profits will not 6ell for a sufficient sum to satisfy said decree, interest and costs, I will, at the satuo time and place ex ose to putrilc -sale the fee simple of said real estate, or so much thereof as may le sufneient to discharge said decree, interest and u°« be made without any relawsV
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1 TO£n~valuation or appraisement
CHARLES E. DAVIS, Sheriff
By E. H. Cox, ^outy
,ltg0mery UOty
KENNEDV a KBNNEDy, Attorneys for (Plaintiff December 18S3—4t.. $10.
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Tlf.Hl! VALI.KY.
The roads uv ciuito juicyThe sick arc st)inc better. S. E. Fiiieh is hauling corn. Tom l'leteher is herefrom Iowa. Win. Peterson Sinnlayed at lumii!. l' ruit tree peiidlars are seen daily. T. Loekevid!\' is still huskin" corn. Preaching at Kinysles- 'Impel in two weelcs. (lily Evsiii's' is a ehaihpion horse trader.
Hruce .Morris ^vas in Darlington on Sunday. Henry ^Morris was on Air Line on Sunday.
Cip Wilson was in Ladoga on Sunday evening-. The Mace protracted meeting still in progress.
AYhy don't you subscribe for Tin-: JociiXAi.'.' .1. Armstrong was near Thorn town last week.
Rev. Tate preached at Mace on Sunday night. The literary at Mace is under good headway.
Harry Everson spent Sunday in Jamestown. Harry .lack went through herev.Friday evening. Kit'
Finch 1))st his horsc JcK
last Saturday. Hill Morris was in ^'ankeetown on Sunday evening.
A. Ilugellieim talks of learning the blacksmith trade. .1. Finch and wife were at J. Armstrong's on Sunday.
John Perry and wife were at Crawfordsvilie on Friday. T. Loekeridge and family were with (!. Urays on Sunday.
Homer Chambers will work for IX llemley this summer. R. Finch has bought 355 bushels of corn of Frank Jlankins.
John Templcton is working in a laundry at Crawfordsvilie. Rev. Weatherford. of Mace, is holding a meeting at Providence.
John Abbott, of Crawfordsvilie. was with his home folks on Sunday. The Mace S. of V. lodge meets the first Wednesday nightin February.
There will lie preaching at the Mace Christian church the fourth Sunday. Thomas Davidson sold a SP.'.'j trotting' horse lust week for How is that?
S. A. Trout and Sambo Mitchell Tire putting up a nice lot of hay racks this week.
Miss Kate Sperry and a ladv from
SALE. Kansas City spent last week at William Dice's. Charles Weaver talks of canvassingthe county this spring for a feed cooker.
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If such rents and profits will not sell for sumcient sum to satisfy said decree, interest and costs, I will at the same time and place, expose to public sale the fee simple of said reai estate, or tso much thereof as mav be sufficient to discbarge said decree, interest ana
Farmers protect your young lambs and pigs from the foxes,"for they are numerous.
John Lockridge bought 435 bushels of corn of Frank Cornell for 35 cents per bushel.
Enos O'Connor and wife, of Yartlteetiwn. are visiting relatives in Indianapolis this week.
The Epworth League of Mace meets every Sunday evening. Everybody invited to come.
The musical entertainment was a
except ten grand success nt .1. Armstrong's last
Wednesday evening. John Perry and wife met with quite •'tin accident last riday while returning" from Crawfordsvilie. The-horse became
frightened and threw both out of the buggy, but neither were. hurt. John said he didn't care only that a sack containing 50 cents worth o^' sugar btirsted and he lost it all.
Captain Nannie Huff, a well known and retired citizen of Yankee town, who has been a member of the Ananias Club at that place, lias g-iven up his place and all hopes of hearing from Washington City again and has gone to canvassing a county near Clifton Ford. Virginia, selling a'book of '-llow the News Carrier Got Kidnapped," forM r. Dunham, who lives in a little town by the name of Sliaiinondale. east of this place. Captain is a well known soldier who is now getting- too old to farm, therefore his friends think it best for him to canvass for books.
DAKLINGTOX.
Aunt Laura Ilall is quite sick. Dr. I. E. G. NayJor spent the past week visiting friends in Crawfordsvilie.
A move has been started to organize a reading circle which will certainly prove interesting as well as instructive.
Our saw mill, grist mill, elevator and stock buyers have paid to the farmers and laborers in the year 1S!3, in round numbers, $304,000.
Mrs. W. B. Mount is very sick and has been for some time. A trained oaurse has been brought frown Indianapolis to aurse her.
One little butcher shop shows by t&eir books that they have sold a little over §8,000 in meat from the block, and this is only one in three.
Quite a number came down from Frankfort Monday and drove over to Silas Peterson's to ott'er their sympathy to .their old pastor and wife.
Gveorge Seybold and family, of Waveland, visited John Peterson^ Saturday night. They were on their way to attend ithe funeral of Haven Slutz.
The vexed question of universal salvation will be "forever solved on next Friday evening at the Martz school house by Hon. Newt Lee as the affirmative and Prof. Ed Slavens on the negative.
J. M. Ghormley, of Waveland, and W. W. Seawright, of Crawfordsvilie, are invoicing the remainder of the Butler it Hampton stock of hardware preparatory to selling the same to George Seybold, of Waveland.
Haven, the oldest son of Ilev. W. P. Slutz and wife and grandson of Silas Peterson, was buried in the Peterson cemetery last Monday. Haven was a bright beautiful boy of live summers and died at their home in Carthage. Mo., last Lriday. The bereaved parents have the sympathy of the entire community.
Ihe 1'armors' Institute has come and g-one and Darlington is the better bv its coming. While we have no apologies to offer we regret that our people did not more fully appreciate its
coming and be the better prepared, but when fully aroused to the fact 1 hat it was here ami needed their assistance all responded with a will, ami had the session lasted another day the largest room in town would have been far too small lor the crowd. Sugar Creek and Franklin townships will organize a branch institute of their own. We hope much good mav be accomplished, by their exchange of ideas.
N I I I at James Service's Saturdav
A dance
evening. Clarence Teatnie has gone to Parke county lor a week's visit. .Maggie l'ritton. after a siege of typliod fever, is visiting New Market friends. 1 hos. Noble started for Florida. Monday, lie being an invalid went south to regain health.
Some of our boys were up before the grand jury this week as witnesses against chicken thieves.
Grandma Wilhite is lying at the point ot death. Owing- to iicradvaneed age she cannot possibly recover.
Revival meeting at the Kaptist church beiran Monday evening. From present indications it will be a success.
With such beautiful weather in January there should not be an idle person anywhere. "Work while the sun shines."
Astronomers say that once in 1:5.500 years the winters and summers are reversed on our globe. It begins to look that way.
It seems as though the athletic organizations in Florida consider that they have more authority than the Governor himself.
Died, at her home in New Market. Jan. 11. IS'.l-l, Mrs. Susan H. Sidener. wife of II. K. Sidener. Deceased had been alllicted with consumption for several years.
Eil'orts tire being made to establish a saloon at this place. May the citizens begin in time and prevent it. Remember it ruins the boys and depreciates the value of our property.
On last Saturday evening Fete I licks climbed on the south bound train while it, was waiting for the north bound irnin. aiming to get otV at the depot. 1 le failed to do so. his attention beinu* taken by some one. and when near Iirown's Valley the conductor called for tickets!' Tete was surprised for he thought he was not at the .New Market depot. They stopped the train and Tete walked home.
S I I O
i'l'ank Guntle is on the regular jury. Remember the oyster supper here to-night.
Eli Chadwick is building an addition to his barn. Protracted meeting at the M. K. church at Mace.
Enoch Smith has been on the sicklist for quite a while, Frank Smith and attended the County Fair at Music Hall last week.
Ora Sellers talks of leaving- the state of single cussed mess and joining the double gang. But like the tariff question he has g-ot no further than talk as yet.
Mrs. Benj. Masner was buried -last Wednesday at Smartsburg. Her husband was buried but a short time ago. Both were very old. Mr. Misner was sheriff of the county at one lime.
Why are the farmers' institutes held in outside towns like Darlington and Ladoga. They are paid for "bv the ... State and are supposed to benefit as „..
many in the county where held as pos-
sibk\ It looks very much as though Crawfordsvilie. the center of the county. would be-about the proper place to hold such institutes. If not. .why not?
AVATlvIMilJ KY,
'Whooping cough is raging ip our vicinity. Mrs. Wesley Young is .iinprovin"slowly.
Examination Monday and Tuesday Sundav of this week.
was a success: Harvey Bowman is able te be over to kis store again.
2?a°^
lt AVanaue
on the sick list.
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visited relatives Saturday. Mrs. Etfie Clore spent last week with Mr. and Mrs. Elliot Phil pot.
Ed Spinning, of Wallace. .seems to be on the unlucky side, a skimied face. The ciphering match at No. 5 school 3iouse Thursday night was well attended.
Fred and Andrew Liuengood, of Sandtown. are visiting friends and relatives here. ^Mrs. Allen Deth and little son. 1- rank, are on the sick list, but are reported improving.
SEimVAY I'LAISAXCE.
Frank Fraley and sister are attending school .at Greencastle. Mrs. Bell White is now superintendent of the M. 10. Sunday school at Linden.
John Bible and family have been spending a few days with relatives near Linden.
C'. M. Fraley and wife returned home this week, from visiting friends in Darlington.
Rev. J. Co.v, from Chicago, will preach at the M. E. church on Sunday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock.
If the weather is favorable a party of Spaniards. Turks. A nibs and Greeks will visit at Tom Wilkin's one evening this week.
KI It K)'ATI{IC'K.
L. A. Stingley is visiting- in Illinois Mrs. C. Bauin is visiting in Richmond.
John Sutton has returned from" Missouri. George Seybold. of Wavelaud. was here Monday.
Fred llauin has returned to his.school in Cincinnati. Frank Thompson, of Colfax, was in town Tuesday.
Ora Ramsey saw a gray wolf west of here this week. Perry Davis was smiling among us Tuesday night.
Mr. Spitzer, of Crawfordsvilie, was here Thursday.
Cal Bantu spent Sunday at his old stamping ground. Frank Kirkpatrick. of Clark's Hill, was here Tuesday.
Wm. llorney and Dave Taylor were in Crawfordsvilie Tuesday. J. W. Kirkpatrick was called last Thursday to 1 '.lootnington. 111., by the serious illness of a sister. fi |f
W in. St roup and family, of Forest, visited his parents Sundav. Quite a number from here attended court at Crawfordsvilie this week. .Mr. Kirkpatrick returned Monday and reports his sister somewhat, betler.
Jesse lloxie, of .Massachusetts, is visiting Iiis old schoolmates.in this vicinity. (i. W. Barnett has moved on Mr. irkpu trjc.k's. farm aud.will farm some this year.
Mr. Kennedy, of Camden, lias moved on S. 10. llorney"s farm and will work for him this summer. '1 he Sunday school election Sunday resulted as follows: Dr. lirown. supt.: Mrs. II. C. Shobe. ass't. supt.: Sallie Mellee sec. Grace Crull. organist: lOsther Dain. ass't.: John liranigan. chorister: 11. C. Shobe, treas.
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W ilform Uickerson was here Thursday. Miss Anna Hester has been sick' for i! week.
Taylor.Mills took dinner with W. Davis Sunday. Miss Anna Davis visited Miss Stella Hester Sunday.
John Brush arrived home from the West last Thursday. Frank- Coons and family visited J. Ii. Iiurgess last Sunday.
Mrs. Mary Davis visited aunt Eliza Armstrong last Friday. Some of our best hands have, not yet hired out for the coming summer.
Mrs. Lucthy Seaman, of Terre Haute, is visiting her mother Mrs Bell ltrush. this week.
Jell'Armstrong, of Missouri, is here to setv his mother, who is very sick with the grip.
George Vice will move to Parke county in the spring. Frank Yanclcave w:ll work- for him next summer.
Some of our young folks attended church at lirown's Valley last Friday evening. Five persons wen? immersed. -Misses Cora llarrelland Alice Dickerson.'of Pawnee.and Miss Lucy Davis, ol this place, visited Miss lilanche Hester, last .Sundav.
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Lee Switzer has not returned from Halhinch yet. Ch.irley Williams was in our midst •Friday night.
Mrs. Catherine Kali is in a very helpless condition. Ollie. Schenck called at James Gray's Sunday evening.
Mrs. T. J. Sim,pson will soon be able to be about again. Protracted meeting closed last Friday night with two joiners.
David Phillips returned to his home in Wliitesvilk: last week. John Ellis visited at James Parker's the fore part of last week.
Milton Henderson bought himself a new buck board last week*. It seems as though everybody isn't
1 see ns as
•}hough
lne little son of Alfred Livengood is Bailey's Friday night ,, J. N. (iilkey is taking music lt-ssons Mrs. Ely ah Clore and ^tre. LHieClore on the violin, lie is under the instruc-
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limekiln club.
Simon Lynch attended to business in Crsiwiordsville last Saturday. Charley Gray attended church y.t College Grove Saturday night.
John Wood is having his eyes treated by Dr. Greene, of Crawfordsvilie. James Miller and wife, of W'ayuetown, visited Simon Lynch Sunday.
D. W. Barnet and Tom and William Parker visited at James Gray's last
aZZTi:z,
.Saturday night. Quite a large crowd was in a.Uenda nee a.t the masquerade party at Arch
Armstrong, of Wavne
t-ion of William town. Howard Shafer. .Milton Henderson. J. O. Schenck. Ollie Schenck. 15. F. Vaugh-s.nd .lames Gray attended tk-e Bed Men Saturday night.
Now the protracted meeting- has closed aud you that are still sinners should a.t once throw away your old habits and join the Limekiln club, which will never close.
A wagon load of our young people had made all preparations Jo go to College Grov.e to church Tuesday, but when all was about ready it was learned that there was no church and the crowd immediately made other ^r-rang-emenUs, part going to Ing.er*ol and the rest to Yountsville.
UII KKAI.O I:IIX I:.
Will Foley is very ill. Men Dillani is very low. There is talk of a band at Elmdale. Ben Swank has returned from Ohio. There is nooLiphthcria in our neighborhood.
Jonathan Pearson and wife are on the sick list. Asa Burrows will move to Hillsboro in the spring-. .lames Vancleave will move in the John Vancleave house.
Ihe singing school at Thompson chapel consists of eighty members. Tom Foster has just returned from his visit in North Carolina.
Ex-Sherijl' Bible and family spent Sunday with G. W. Alexander.' Another week's hauling and we will have a gravel road from Wingate to Crawfordsvill.
Dock Alexander and Charles Golf and wife spent Sunday with Geo. Thomas near Crawfordsvilie.
Clarence Widner is studying to be a preacher. Remember, Claxeirje. that a pound of pluck is worth a ton of luck.
Protracted meeting- has been postponed until March on account of the singing school at Elmdale.
Ihe Democrats- are scratching their heads and crying to the Republicans
for work and the defeat of the Wilson bill. The brothers, sisters and relatives of R. M. Itible surprised him on his-isth birthday with a sumptuous dinner. after which wishing Mr birt lida vs.
they all returned home Mible many such happy
I:I.I:M.\.
Peddlers are numerous. The prospee'. for wheat is (. icero Mraudon .sold some day.
flattering, hoys Mull-
Joseph Tate marketed two loads of hoys Monday.. Frank Ingcrsol visited his sister. Miss Nellie. Tuesday.
Ihe Iliberuia school teacher spends his Sundays in Crawt'ordsville. Some at I ract ion.
Marion Watson and wile were nn'niu called to New Market. Sunday, their aunt. Mrs. Wilhite, uol. being expected to live long.
Albert Swearingen was attacked by a sudden illness Saturday night which came near bringing his' career Loan end. lie is all right now.
A canning factory in Crawfordsvilie would be a benelit to the farmers of this community. For the sake of right they need to be benclited.
Trees begin to bud and plants 1o sprout, as if spring had come. Old Mother Nature had best keep her babes in their cradles until the old man Sun gives her orders.
John Riley, of the gas belt, surprised his old Iriend and schoolmate. Jackson McCorniack, last Friday by making him a short visit,. Mr. Kilcy is a strong Republican, for in their conversation he remarked that there had been only two good Presidents and that they were Lincoln and Cleveland, the one having freed the negro, the other the laboring man.
This Administration and next campaign will ever be remembered. The one on account of the hard times, the other on account of the great landslide that is to be. One Democrat confessed that trat.ion was a failure and would help to elect ticket, in the coining campaign. shall know the truth and tin shall set von free."
good honest, the administliaf his vote
Republican "You truth
potato ci:i:i':k.
Mutchering is the order of the day. Mrs. Win, .Murphy is convalescent. .Miss Maggie Maguire Sumlayed home.
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Charles Mall and wife spent Sunday at Colfax. Milt llollowcll went to Darlington: Saturday. -Mrs. John Irons went .to. Linden lastSaturday.
S. K. Mine is no better. Mrs. Mluc is convalescent. Mort Little and family broke bread with C. .Maguire Sunday. liird St oil and family spent Sunday with Aunt Milly Peterson.
Nate I urtiipseed and two daughters were at Darlington last Saturday. John Petro and wife were the guests of John Irons and family Sunday.
Win. Irons and family and Ruby Wilson Sundaycd at Clint Tribbetfs." Mrs. Mai^t Gray cannot live but a short time. Her disease is cancer.
George Phebus and family were the guests of J. A. Dodd and lady Sunday. ("has. Hall and family attended church sit Darlington Saturday uight.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Harper went to Darlington on Wednesday of last week.
Many of our farmers attended the farmer's institute last Wednesday night at Darlington.
Aunt Lucy Cook aud date Wethe.rall spent 1 hursday with her daughter, Mrs. Louisa Pitt man.
Mr. and Mrs. John Peterson, of Darlington. attended the funeral of the h'ttle son of Rev. Sluiltz Monday.
Jack- Boyiers and Frank Custer trailed horses last Monday. That is the •second trade for Jack within a few weeks, lie is becoming- quite a horse jockey.
W m. Russell, who has been superintendent of the Potato Creek Sunday school lor six years, lias stepped down cind out, and in his place is Win. Irons, hichard Harper is assistant superintendent: Miss Cora Hopkins, secretary: Garret Snyder, chorister: Miss June Irons and 1' low nee Harper, organists.
Last Friday night, the I:.'th inst.. the residence of George Oonrad, two miles west of Darlington, burned to the ground with all its contents. The family were at an entertainment at the Martz .school house. The house and contents were insured for 8?50 or S.iOO. but tlve loss is $1,000 or over. Conrad's father-in-law. Ben Gilliland. an old soldier, imule his home there and all his pension papers were burned. which will make some trouble for linn.
1IMX)MIKG CITX.
I'armers are plowing for corn. I here will 1m a masked party soon. Pete Trout was in Mace last Fridav night.
Miss Nora Hiitchings was at lio.m
Mrent Engle has near Mace.
captured an elk
10. E. Elmore and Frank Cox were in town '1 nesday. Fred Martin visited the third ward last .Sunday night.
Will Lawrence will work for Nat Hughes this season. ha Kellerson, of West Union, was ajere this week on business.
^"ite an interesting-protracted meeting is going on at Sliaiinondale. Abe Caster lost a fine driving horst lust week, the second this winter.
A. Elmore has given the contract of shingling his house to I). 10. Elmore. Joe Abbott is having a lot of tile put in Ins .spring suui i* improving in yvnonil.
Several from here attended the week'
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Islington last
Mi. and Mrs. Bebee, of Boone county, were the guests of A. Elmore last •Sunday.
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oil the Ilutchings farm where tends to move in the spring. Homer Elmore says there was a mistake in the paper last, week-. It. should' have read nine nniskrats instead of six.
Adam Carrick was in Sliaiinondale last week' it. search of May llowi'is ami succeeded in finding the. Belle Flower..
Shaver brothers think- it not a good idea to scald hogs but to dip them in hoi linn1 a ter and then shave them with sharp knives.
If the Kiuglseys Chapel correspondent of the lii riiir will pay close attention to the Mloomihg iiy letter lie might 4et a lew points to write from.
Sherman Trout hasgreatly improved his tarm by graveling roads, put.tingup patent, gates. lie has also put in a water lilt.er to filter water for Fullenwidcr's geese.
Fred Martin and Setli Crowdcr while driving from Mace one night last week' heard a pig squeal in Mr. Trouts pasture and supposing it, was some wild beast started out and did not stop until they were safe behind a bolted door.
Oscar Lawrence seems to be a very a bsen I .-minded young man. lie lost, his overshoes and could not. lindthciu until last- week when he called on a. young* lady at Mace and as he went to take his leave he was presented with a, pair 1.1 overshoes. We would advise him to put them in his pocket hereafter' when he makes a. call.
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Plowing is the order of the Meeting-still continues. A. Chamber is again around.
I he cinch party a, Mike Johnson's was a, success. Arthur Davison pet goat.
wjshes to sell his
S. G. Vanscoyoc was in town Saturday. Several from Mace at tended the play Saturday night and report a line tinie.i
Examination is over—all happy. The Myers brothers will run a res-' tauraut in Lebanon. lOverybody should attend the debate Friday night.
ill run the engine next, season, of Nebraska, is
Hannibal Finch for Warren brothers Thomas Fletcher. visiting friends here. lOdward McCarty and wiI'e at tended the dchate Friday night.
Win. Peterson still holds the brown mare for higher wages. Guy lOvans purchased a fine revolver of Koss Myers.
C. B. Mratlon spent Sunday at Isaac Sehank's. Chas.Mininck has been attending the meeting at. Mace.
Joe Linn says Blue .leans is a daisy. The box supper at Maple Grove was a success.
Miss Nannie Williams has a bad case of typhoid fever. C. Lauther is secretary of Hunt's school.
Win. Lollis is hauling ties over the Air Line. Dan Wingert. has sold out and is thinking of going into the livery business.
There was a surprise dinner at Mr William Redenbon's Monday. Mertie Newkirk has a minute horse known as Decter It.
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Medical writers claim that, the suetesslul remedy for nasal catarrh must be non-irritating, easy of application, and one that will reach the remote sores and ulcerated surfaces. The history of the efforts t,o treat, catarrh is proof positive that only one remedy lias completely met these conditions, and that, is Ely's Cream Malm. This safe and pleasant remedy has mastered catarrh as nothing else has ever done, anil both physicians and patients freely coin ede this fact. Our druggists keep it
Anoi a year ago I took a violent attack of la grippe. I coughed day and night for aboutsix weeks my wife then •suggested that. I try Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. At first I could see no liflerence, but still kept talcing it, and soon found that it, was what, 1 needed. It I got no relief from one dose I took another, and it was only a, few days until I was free from the cough. I think people in general ought to know the value of this remedy, and I take pleasure in acknowledging the benefit I have received from it. MADISON MrsTAHj). Otway, Ohio. and no cent bottles for sale by Nye & Mooe. druggists, 1 I 1 north Washington street, opposite court house.
When Baby was slofc, wo gaT» her Canton*. When she was a Child, she cried for Casloria. When she became Miss, alio clung to Castoria.1 When she had Children, she g&rn tham Castoria.
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10very experienced nurse knows the value of si remedy which, without being an anodyne, will relieve soreness of the limbs or stiffness of the joints and enable a patient to sleep quietly and naturally.
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Just such a remedy are Allcock's I orous Plasters. Placed on the chest oi (in the back, if necessary cut into stnps and placed over the muscles of the limbs, they work marvels in the way of soothing and quieting restless-^ ness Being perfectly simple and® harmless in their composition, thev can be used freely, and many a sufferer? has thanked them for a night of quiet"5 rest, grateful both to him ami those who care for him.
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