Crawfordsville Weekly Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 4 September 1896 — Page 7
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Office over Western Union Telegraph office opposite postofflce.
The Big Fair
Is near at hand.
X. W. 5rons, the Horse's Friend
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Wants to feed your horses or have you hitch in at his improved yards on north Green St. You'll miss it if you don't. Just back of old Nutt Hotel.
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Over the Way
To the Pair.
Hitch your team In my y:ir(l, corner
of Green and Market Streets. East
side of street from Kairisay Hotel. IS.
F. Snyder will show you proper treat-
ment anil care for your horses and vehicles. iv".
JOHN H. MOUNT
Successor to Chas. Hirst.
Traders' Bureau.
At White & Reeves' Office.
RIDDLE & ARCBEY'S
Trading Agency, Glance at These Bargains.
Restaurant now runmnp. doint a first class business. Would take a small amount of real estate in trade. :30 acres six miles east of town, house of four rooms, barn aud a oearinp orchard. Would trade for a house and lot worth $500 to $800.
A cottage of six rooms ou west Wabash avenue, veranda, cellar, cistern, barn, plenty of fruit and almost new. Price less than $2000
An outside grocery doing a good business to exchange for residence in the oast part of town.
Houst and lot on west Market, Btreetf, seven rooms, cellar, cistern, bath room, large barn, aud plenty of .shade, l'nco $1,500. Would trade for good farm near town and pay difference.
House and lot well located. 0 rooms, collar fas, barn, and has been built less than a year. J150 cash, balance as rent.
Small loans on short time, from S5 to $25 for a day, week or month.
Riddle & Archey.
Office with White & Reeves.
Here They Are
Prices for Shoes at
The Model.
Women's Solid Shoes..$1.00 Jood Solid Men's 1.25
(Lntcsit Styles.)
Man's Boot, extra ... 1.50 Jlrst class whole stock boot 2.00 ?elt boot with over 2.00 st quality rubber boot 2.50 Ladies' Rubbers .25 Tew pairs Women's
Slippers .50 vtisses' and Children's Slippers .50
othing like this sale was ever known before in the history of Crawfordsville. Come quick.
rhe riodel.
harles Robinson and Harry Palmer, Managers.
A A A A A A At
C. H. & D. R'y.
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Cincinnati, Dayton, Toledo, ^^"Detroit.
SWAMP COLLEGE.
J. H. Galey is on the sick list. Charley Fink has moved to Thorntown.
Geo. Grimes has built some new wire fence. Lena Evans is visiting at Ladoga this week.
John Kennedy will move back on his farm this month. Wm. Kennedy is splitting cord wood for Samuel Galey.
The farmers are working on their peaches this week. Ambrose Glover, of Russellville, is visiting Eli Grimes.
W. 13. Lydick has moved on his new place near Penobscot. H. G. Evans is cutting clover seed. The clover is well tilled.
W. II. Long and family, of Ladoga, are visiting here this week. Stan Bishop, of Crawfordsville, visited Samuel Galey this week.
Eli Grimes and wife visited Joe Allen, in Parke county, Sunday. Sam Grimes will work for George Vice this fall at S17 per month.
Uncle Jiin Fisher and wife attended church at I'arkersburg Sunday. Robert IJrumfield has moved in with Mrs. Margaret Grimes and will farm there.
Wm. Lydiclc will move in his new house east of Brown's Valley this week.
John Gott went down to Brown's Valley Tuesday to have his life insured.
J. H. Allen is plowing for wheat on Samuel Galey's farm. He will plant 30 acres.
Mort Shrader and wife are the happy parents of a 10 pound baby girl, born August 25.
There will be a colt show and horse race at Mort Stirader's to-morrow (Saturday.)
Clarence Walden, of Kentucky, visited Mame rimes Saturday and attended the ice cream supper.
Roe Michaels will move to Crawfordsville next week. James Michaels will move into the house he vacates.
The ice cream supper at George E. Grimes' Saturday night was well attended, SO-50 being the receipts, which go to the Epworth Leag'uc.
Charley Frame, Walter Taylor, C. M. Doyle and Jim Kennedy took their best girls to the ice cream supper Saturday evening at George Grimes'.
Bob Straughan says it is a, mistake about him being a free silver man. He says he does not see how any man can vote with the Democrats this Fall.
Alva Doyle fell from the top of a barn he was building for Robert Frame last week and bruised himself considerably, but fortunately broke no bones.
The scribe will return to his old habit of writing for the good old JotntXAij. Let everybody read this good Republican paper and gain knowledge thereby.
W. H. Lear, of Russellville, drove up to Swamp College Friday to see some fast races. He did not participate in the races on account of the free silver contest at Brown's Valley.
SMAKTSBUKG.
Wayne Shelton has returned from Indianapolis. Sunday school is progressing nicely at this place.
Ira Henry, of Young's Chapel, is the owner of a new buggy. Dan Goble and family visited Thos. Jennings and wife last Sunday.
Meeting here at the Baptist church was well attended last Sunday. We are informed that Mollie Hoover has our school again this winter.
Our congratulations are extended to Willard Binford and Miss Maud Johnston.
Mr. and Mrs. John Cox visited John Hedge and wife near Crawfordsville last Tuesday.
There will not be any meeting here at the Baptist church the second Sunday in this month.
May I with a thankful heart extend my thanks to the Gravelly Run scribe for her words of honor.
Miss Celia White has returned to her home in Indiauapolis after a pleasant visit with relatives aud friends here
Remember Rev. Johnston, of Lebanon, will preach here the fourth Sun day and Sunday night, also Saturday night before in this month. Everyone requested to be present.
GALLAGHKK'S GAS WELL. Joseph Lacey's »little boy is some better.
Miss Lizzie Barnhart returned home from Lafayette last Wednesday. Miss Minnie Gillis returned home from Larkin Branch's this week.
Peter Barnhart, Jr., moved his household goods down Lafayette this week.
G. B. Welty and mother, of Craw fordsville, passed through here Friday evening.
If all reports are true Miss Flora Harwood will teach the West Point school this winter.
There will be preaching at Union Sunday by Rev. Smith. Everybody come and hear him.
Mrs. Polly Middletown and daugh ter Minnie, of Mt. Tabor, called on Lizzie Barnhart, Friday evening.
NUMKKK THIltTKEN.
The Fulwider boys sold a couple of horses last week. Willard Beach walks with a limp Too much bicycle riding.
Silas and J. D. Thomas went to Ohio this week to attend a family reunion Mr. Coan will rent his farm to Jas Utterback and try some other voca tion.
Ex-Sherifl: Bibie and wife have just returned from an excursion to Niagara Falls.
Miss Alice Beach, of Crawfordsville came to the old settlers' meeting and is visiting here.
Jabob Fulwider and Milt Razor attended the Sunday school conven tion at New Market Friday.
Edna Thomas rode old Pet, the fain ily horse, after the cows the other evening and on the return the animal fell down with her. Tho little miss
was considerably though not seriously hurt. Ben Fulwider returned home from Dakota last week, lie polled the train two or three times on the way and iu every case the majority was largely Republican. Atone time after he had finished the poll a portly looking gentleman who appeared as though he might own a silver mine, invited Ben to the dining car and treated him to the entire bill rf fare.
TINE BLUFF.
II. Finch is working for S. A. Trout this week. Charles Fnust. and Newt Finch are improving slowly.
The Wilson Bros, attended the sale of Mr. Quick last Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Vin Stout, of Wesley, spent Sunday at Mr. Pogue's.
Wm. Ilhoads and family spent Saturday and Sunday at Bellmore. Frank Armstrong has purchased some timber from John Linn.
Mack Francis, of Gravelly Run, spent Monday night at J. M. Walkup's. Rev. Williamson will preach at Union Hill next Sunday morning and night.
Mr. Crowder, of Yankeetowu, passed through here last Tuesday with some porkers.
The school at this place will begin one week from next Monday with Miss Ollie Lollis as teacher.
Misses Lillie Foust, Flora and Ditha Thompson and Allie Finch returned home Monday after spending a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Clark, at Colfax.
The prayer meeting Wednesday evening was led by Clyde and Ernest Loop. The meeting will be held in the Christian church at Mace on next Wednesday night. All are invited to attend.
NORTH MACE.
Thos. Cash, of Ladoga, is working for John Fletcher.. Miss Minnie Armstrong, who has been visiting in Hillsboro, returned last week.
Misses Edith and Edna 'Bowen returned to their home in Lebanon Thursday.
J. F. Dice and wife spent Tuesday in Crawfordsville, at Mrs. Amanda Brockman's.
The party at Eli Chadwick's last Thursday night was well attended. All had a very enjoyable time.
A number of the farmers are cutting corn. It is thought there will be con siderable corn cut this season.
Curtis Edwards, John Morris, Lee Chadwick, Lola Linn, and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Linn are on the sick list.
Mrs. Esta Britton, of Crawfordsville, was the guest of her brother, Lewis Rayle, and wife, last Saturday and Sunday.
Mr. Henry, who has been suffering from a cancer of the lip, is seemingly better. Hopes are entertained of his permanent cure.
Some of the boys have been visiting the peach orchards in this vicinity. They tl. ink they are not known, but they had better beware.
The Mace M. E. Sunday school last Sunday elected for the ensuing year the following officers:
Superintendent—W. C. Loop. Asst. Supt.—M. E. Edwards. Secretary—Ilattie Pattison. Treasurer—R. C. Dice. Chorister—W. W. Ward. Organist—Lillie Dice.
ADVANCE.
Dr. Hall is on the sick list. John Treldkeld is improving. Wm. Evans, of New Ross, was here Saturday.
Mack Wherley has some nice hogs which average 225. Fletch Wherley's baby has been very sick, but is better now.
Plowing for wheat and hulling clover seed is the order of the day. Miss Rena Brown has returned from Indianapolis, where she has been for four months.
Several from hereaie going to Parke county to attend the association of the Baptise denominations.
James Ashwell is having some new Keystone patent fence built by Dan Hobson, of New Market.
Several have commenced to cut corn. There is one man that through cutting. The corn is down very bad.
Little Mary McCormack had her arm broken Monday. She got on the buck board and the pony started to run throwing her off.
Frank McCormack was up in Hen dricks county last week, taking his sorghum to the mill. He had II loads, He thinks he will have about 70 gal Ions.
Doc Sandlin met with a very painful accident Saturday night. He went to take his handkerchief out of his pocket and his revolver was discharged, the bullet passing through the calf of his leg. *.„•
COTTAGE GliOVE
Mrs. John Holloway is sick with malarial fever. Frank Custer attended the Frankfort fair last Friday.
J. E. Hamilton visited friends in Crawfordsville and Frankfort last week.
G. D. Snyder and family visited friends in Frankfort the first of the week.
Mrs. Mollie Irons, of Crawfordsville came up to visit her mother,Mrs. John Holloway Monday.
Chas. Custer, wife and daughter Irene, Sundayed with Newt Campbell and family, near Campbell's Chapel.
Mr. and Mrs. Shipp, who have been visiting Mrs. Brooks and family, re turned to their home at Boswell, Ind., Monday.
Tom Holloway accompanied by his daughter, Mrs. It. 0. Harper, will attend the National Encampment at St. Paul, and also visit a son and brother who lives at that place.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Dixon, of Kingsley's Chapel, visited at Mr. Tribbett's Saturday night, and accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Tribbett were entertaiuen at the. pleasant home of Mr, and Mrs. W. H. Custer Sunday.
There will
be an oyster and mixed, ing the cyclers cuss.
supper at Cottage Grove school house Saturda3' evening, Sept. ". Proceeds for the benefit of Potato Creek church. Supper will be furnished as cheaply as the hard times wiil permit. Kverybody 'nvited.
SIIADY NOOK.
Mr. Moore is very poorly.Milt Moore is staying at home present.
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Nettie and Arthur Miller spent Saturday and Sunday at home. Dave Long, of Smartsburg, moved on Tames Grimes' place Monday.
Milt Moore now sports a new buggy, iris put on your sweetest smiles. F. R. Clossin delivered his hogs to Edwards & Linn at Mace Tuesday.
James Miller and sons, of New Richmond, visited his brother at this place Monday.
Miss Myrtle Newlan, of Smartsburg, visited her grandfather at this place Sunday.
Misses Nora and Loise Warbinton have returned to their home in Ladoga aftfc- a weeks' visit with relatives and friends here.
We did not second the motion of the Black Creek scribe, but it was not because we were not willing to have our name published, but just neglected it. would be glad to have The JOUKNAI. print the list of the names of all correspondents and the places from which they write at the earliest convenience.
TINKKKSVILM:.
Mr. Moore is still very poorly. Wm. Chesterson is slowly recover-
Farmers are cutting their clover for seed. Milt Moore is staying at his father's at present.
Farmers are nearly all done plowing for wheat. Mrs. Miller was at Miss Clara Armentrout's Tuesday.
Walter Mason and wife visited Chas. Warbington Sunday. James Hutchinson and family were in our midst last Monday.
Several from here attended the ice cream supper at Mt. Tabor. David Long, of Smartsburg, is moving on James Grime's place.
Enoch Simms and wife, of Otterbein, visited friends here Sunday. Mr. Magill and wife visited friends in Russellville last Monday.
Mrs. Moore has purchased her winter's wood of Moran brothers. Miss Lou Chesterson, of Darlington, visited friends here last week.
A1 Stephens and family visited friends in Waynetown last week. Mrs. Moore and Eva Clossin went to Whitesville Monday after peacher.
If rumors be true there is to be a double wedding in the near future. C. II. Magill and wife attended church at Crawfordsville Sunday morning.
Elijah Zacbary is moving from Mr. Grime's place to Park county this week.
F. R. Clossin took his fat hogs to Edwards & Linn of Mace one day this week.
Sherman Moore and Myrtle Newland called of the former's parents Sunday.
Mr. Miller and two sons, of New Richmond, visited his brother, Charley, last Monday.
Nettie Miller has returned home from Mr. Cook's where she has been working for the past week.
Several from this place went to Mt. Tabor Sunday night to hear Rev. Grimes preach his farewell sermon.
Milt Moore has purchased a new buggy. Look out girls! Wonder who will be the first to get a buggy ride.
Albert Chesterson and wife spent Saturday night and Sunday at the former's parents of West school house.
Miss Nora Warbington and sister, Louise, have returned home to Ladoga after a week's visit with friends at this place.
In our items some weeks ago ap peared the item that Daniel Gilkey would teach our winter school which was false.
Miss Allie Skaggs, of Ladoga, passed through our miasc Saturday for Crawfordsville where she will try for teacher's license.
We are sure the Blaek Creek scribe misunderstood us in our item a few weeks ago. If the JOUKNAI. companv is kind enough to go to the trouble of printing the corrt spondents' name and post office, we have no objection whatever to having our name in the list as we want a list ourselves of all the correspondents which would be very high' ly appreciated.
RUSSELLVILLE.
Mrs. Murray is very sick. Frank Kinder has a new wheel. Miss Sarah Pressly is some better. Grandma Brown is slowly improving.
Mrs. Dr. Harvey is visiting at Bridgeton this week. Miss Mabel Brown, of Rosedale, is visiting relatives here.
Miss Lou Gardner is visiting friends and relatives in Ladoga. Harlen Pitts has gone to Waveland to work in a restaurant.
Frank Pressly and family, of Judson, spent Sunday with home folks. Ben Rountree, of Crawfordsville, is visiting at uncle Jesse Fordyce's.
Claude Jarvis left Monday for Val paraiso to attend school this winter. Arthur Matthews left for his home in the north part of the State,Wednesday
Mr. and Mrs. Kelly are visiting home folks in the south part of the State this week.
Mrs. Lydia Conner and Miss Daisy Forgey went Wednesday to attend the Association near Parkville.
The ball game hero Saturday between Marshall and Russellville's first nine was well attended, the latter winning by a score of 22 to l'.i.
RURAL ROADS.
Clover hulling is in full blast now. Some corn cut this week and lots of wheat sown.
The new gravel on the roads is malt-
Edwards & Linn shipped two car loads of stock Tuesday. Miss Ethel Edwards visited friends near lvingsley's Chapel, Sunday.
There are several eases of fever in this vicinity, some of them serious. Messrs. Wilhite and Franklin and Misses Duke and Carver spent Sunday with relatives in Ladoga.
Ou last Sunday Rev. Grimes preached his last sermon at Mace for the present conference year, his subject being '"Gratitude."
Rev. Elmer Shaver will preach in the Flat Creek school next Saturday night, and Sunday night he will occupy the pulpit at Kingsley's Chapel.
Last Sunday morning the familiar face of the Fast Mail scribe was missed from its usual place in tho front row at Sunday school. On the Thursday before ho had been kicked by a horte and was not ablo to leave the house, but now he is around as usual.
Mrs. Weaver's house is nearing completion and will soon be ready for this wortny lady to occupy. During the past two months a paper had been circulated oyer this section of Walnut township asking subscriptions toward building this house. When enough was secured the work was commenced and a comfortable little cottage is the result.
Saturday evening as James Durbin, Geo. Hugelheim and Chas. McClure were returning from Crawfordsville the horse they were driving ran oft' the embankment at the foot of the Weliever hill, and as a result the buggy is in ruins and Mr. McClure is suffering from an ugly scalp wound. It was at first thought that Mr. Durbin had been hurt internally but this proved untrue.
KACCOON.
Tom Darnall's house east of town is assuming shape. Wallace Coshow is quite sick with an attack of bilious fever.
Prof. Hurst will move this week into the Albert Smith property. Chas. Edwards has sold quite a lot of fertilizer to our wide awake farmers.
A1 Williams took a load of potatoes to Crawfordsvill for Cy Gill, Saturday. Miss Mattie Lawrence, of Danville, Ind., visited friends here over Sunday.
Mr. Day and family, of Bainbridge, are visiting relatives here before school begins.
Sherman Williams has returned from Bridgeton, where he has been visiting and attending the fair.
Mrs. Henry Fall and children were the guests of John Fall and family at Crawfordsville over Sunday.
Dr. W. F. Summers and father, of Groveland, consulted Dr. Greene fct Crawfordsville last Saturday.
Parties are forming to go to Parke county after peaches, where they are reported plentiful and cheap.
Rev. A. W. Wood preached his farewell sermon for the conference year to a large audience last Sunday.
John Shannon attended the races in Illinois last week. Russ Ridley had charge of the otlice during his absence.
Foster Shannon is expected home this week from Blooomingdale, where he has been acting as agent for the I D. & W. Ry.
A crowd of young 'folks went from here to attend a farewell social given by Miss Alma Nichols, of Parkersburg, before they left for Crawfordsville.
!'.'• v'":" LADOGA. Mrs. Graves has the measles. Miss Ella Davis is in Indianapolis this week.
Jacob messier is uuilding a ni house on his farm east of town. Dr. Gott and wife, of Crawfordsville, visited at Newt Sidener's Sunday.
Harry Dauglierty has moved into John Brown's house on Main street. John Taylor's baby died Friday and was buried Saturday at Ladoga cemetery.
Charley Fullen and wife, of Indiana polls, were visiting his mother here last week.
Harris Bros, have bought Ed Drake's dray. Ed sold his house and lot to •las. Britts.
Baclielder & Hughes have repainted their house near the C. it S. E. depot. Mr. Lister will occupy it.
The Baptists had a roll call and reunion at their church here Monday, and it was an interesting meeting.
Mrs. Edna Robbins and children visited at Wm. Harshbarger's in Wave-, land from Friday until Monday.
Mrs. Smith, wife of Perry Smith, died Friday night and was buried Sunday at the Stoner cemetery. Funeral by L. E. Murray.
S1U0 Iietvaril SI00.
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Addrcsi, 1'. J. CHUNKV & CO., Toledo, O. Sold by druggists, 7"c. Hall's Family Pills are the best.
Special Sale of Shirt WalHtR.
All this week we will otter choice of any white lawn, printed lawn, percale or dimity shirt waists in our stock, goodsnhat have sol^ for 75c, SI.00, $1-35, 81.50 and S3.00, for the uniform price of 50c. The lot includes over four hundred garments, each one made for this year's trade in the very latest style. Not an old style waist iu the sale. We expect this to be the \est attended sale we have made this season and we .would advise an early call. At same time we will offer 100 percale, lawn and satin waists that sold for 50c, 75c and 81.00 each at 13c, and 150 laundried percale waists, regular price 50c, 75c and 81 00, at 35c.
Louis BISCIIOF, 137-12'j E. Main St.
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FOR artistic worts sec THE JOUKNAL CO.. PMHTEBS.
DR. W. T. GOTT,
—OFKICT.—
Corner .Mitirt nnil Green Streets In Kumsey & buMiervilie Block. OFFICE Horns— in to 10 7 to 8 p.
MONEY TO LOAN
to 4 y. m.r
A 1,0 per cent. Interest, on loni* time. Abstracts furnished. I.lfe, Kiro and Accident Insurance.,
MORGAN & LEE,
Ollieo Ornbaun Mock.
MONEY TO LOAN
With payments to suit the borrower. Interest tho vory lowest. Either real estate or personal security accepted, flood note* cashed. All Inquiries cheerfully answered.
C. W. BURTON.
OiVice over Mat Kline, the Jeweler:
PLENTY OF MONEY
TO LOAN
On mortgage security, 0 to 8 per cent, according to quality of loan.
4.. C, JENNIS0N, Abstracter.
BRASS BAND
TtiHtrmnont*, Drums, Uniforms ICqnlplncntsforHnmlanm! Drum Corps. LovruhI priri'M rvorqnutrd. Kim» (.'atnlotf.-Ju) Illustrations,muilfd/'rt(* it Bnrnl Muuio & tuHtruct'na for Amateur Itamln.
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BARBERS' AGREEMENT.
We, the barbers of this city agree to close our places of business at 0 o'clock p. m. ou and after Monday, Sept. II, 1890, excepting Wednesday aud Saturday nights of each week, we will keepopen until 8 p. m. on Wednesday, and. 11 p. m. on Saturday.
GKOHGK NBILKS'IV 1). L. LtrscoMit, W. 0. AKMSTKONftjFKANK MCC\LII\ 5 W. F. ADAMS, A. E. POOI.H, Ei'n WHKKLKR, HAIIHV VANCU.
Albert W. Perkins AUCTIONEER.
Stock 5ales a Specialty..
A.11 inquiries by mail or telegraph wil7:, receive prompt attention. Ofiice with
A. S. CLEMENTS,
107 N. Green St. Crawfordsqille, IndP. S.—Mr. Clements will rcceivea. orders and arrange for sales.
Coffee That Is
ColTeo, is cotTeo that, colfee drinkers want. The best, coll'co sold, both as to quality and i]iuiutlty, is
Breakfast Java.
People are fast learning this fact, aud within a few weeks its true •merits will be known by everyone.
It is a high priced collee, but it soils fop only 30c per poun1' In :f order to introduce it thoroughly,
MCKERSON&TRUITT
Sole agents for Crawfordsvillu. JVlui-i-iniotli CorncrOroccry Telephone 69.
FORSALE
Or Trade
A No. 160-acre farm
Will trade for a good,
clean stock of goods. O
at once.
Call
Cumberland & Kelly,
107«South Green Street.
RIPANS TABIILES Are just an old. aid remedy In this new shape.
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Doctors have always given this prescription—in water! We nave them in this shape simply for their handiness.
RIPAKS TABOLES are litre ou Engineer going over his btm and powerful machinery giving a little necessary lubricating to tho needful purts: H'I'P'A'S'B TAflULES do till* for YOU. Constipation, Dizziness, Nausea,
Dyspepsia and Mul-Nutritioa ail yield to Ripans Tabules. A8 Drutr Stores or Sent hv Mull for 60 Cent*. lurxju
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