Crawfordsville Weekly Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 15 January 1897 — Page 8

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Dr. H. E. Greene,

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Joel Block, Crawfordsvllle, Indiana.

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"•^o you pay fancy prices for your shoer,'/ If you do and want to save money on your shoe bills for yourself. wife and children, try our ?hO'i house. We carry all kinds of

Ladies', tients" and Children's tine Footwear. We make specialty of children's school shoes, ladies shoes for ordinary everyday wear v.nd all kinds of men's working ^lu'K'h. Milwaukee oil grain. Veal :o.H and splits in lace, buckle and congress gaiters. (.live us a trial a.ad wt" will make a customer of \you-

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"Ai the 010 Kellv Shoe Store, i24 EaBt Main Street. Speciulty.

WEEKLY JOURNAL

ESTABLISHED IN 1845.

FRIDAY, JANUARY, 15, 1897.

PERSONAL MENTION.

Short 111'lnsUohit ve I tin* Comings :I

Miss Hose Canine, of Waveland, is visiting in the city. —Button pictures three for 25c at Willis it MQuown's. 1-13 —Rev. D. P. McClaiti is very critically ill with dropsy. —Architect Sharpe is down with a severe case of the grip. —The busiest stores are those that do the busiest advertising.

II. B. Similink, traveling freight agent of the Big Four, is.in the city. —.John R. Bonnell and John C. Wingate have returned from Indianapolis. —Table linen, napkins, lace curtains, shawls, shirts, hosiery at cost. Myers & Charni. w-l-15-lt

W. T. Brush's condition assumes no favorable aspect ana his friends are much concerned.

Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Anderson will entertain on next Tuesday evening in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Crane. —Mrs. Walter Sparks and Miss Iva .Sparks have returned from St. Louis, where they have been the guests of their brother.

Mrs. C. S. Itaeon and son have returned to their home in Grand Rapids, Mich., aftera visit here with the family of C. N. Holden. —Miss Mayhew. formerly of this city and more recently of New ork, has returned here to reside anil is acting as clerk in the oHice of her uncle, Justice S, A. Stilwell. —Joy Uutton of Buffalo, N. Y„caine in last week on a visit to his parents Joy is holding down a good position as chief bookkeeper in a large wholesale house. He will be here about ten days.

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—Mrs. W. 1'. Briiton is considerably better. —Black silks at cost. Myers «fc Charm's. —Underwear at cost at Myers it Charni's. —Merle Hutchings was much better yesterday. —Mrs. Sallie Kamsey is visiting in Veedersburg. —W. T. Whittington and wife are much improved. —Mrs. Allie Campbell has returned to Indianapolis.

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NEW ROSS.

Dr. King went to Indianapolis Monday. Jona6 Sparks, of Max, was here Sunday.

George Swisher was at Indianapolis Monday. Tom Rose, of Ladoga, was in town Tuesday.

Miss Pearl Adkins is on the sick list this week. Isaac Golliday wasat'the county seat Wednesday.

Teachers wiM attend institute at Mace Saturday. W. P. Peterson was in Mace Tuesday and Wednesday.

Miss Emma McVey has been on the sick list this week. The Midland had a bad wreck Sunday near Penobscot.

Nathan Thompson went to Crawfordsville Wednesday. Grandma Whitely went to Advance Thursday to visit her son.

Bob Rodgers has moved to Nathan Thompson's farm in Boone county. Wallace Gott and wife returned to their honfe at Greencastle last, Tuesday.

Mesdames Maggie Mclntyre and Vinnie Duke were at Indianapolis Friday.

Yora McLaughlin has rented a farm in Hendricks county and moved this week.

Mr. and Mrs. .las. Mclntyre and daughter, Lizzie, were'at Indianapolis Friday.

Mrs. Anna Gardner visited her daughter, near Jamestown, the first of the week.

Mrs. Thomas I'ovvell is recovering from the surgical operation performed not long ago.

Wm. Mount and family attended the inaugural ceremonies of his brother at Indiadapolis Monday.

The Mericley Company, of Illinois, will give a musical and elocutionary entertainment at the Christian church Friday and Saturday evenings of yiis week. Everybody invited. Admission 10 and 20 cents. The company comes under the auspices of the Ladies' Aid Society.

The D. of Lodge has installed the following officers: P. G.—Nellie Conner.

N. G—Ida Dorsey. V. G. Kmtna Gardner. Sec.—Emma McVey. Treas.—Catherine Hurt. R. S. of N. G. Eva Imel. L. S. of V. G.—Adda Beck. Con —Minnie Bronaugh. ). G. Lizzie Conner. I. —Daisy Hurt. Warden—Angie Zink. Chaplain—Nora Shepherd.

DARLINGTON.

Another new doctor in town. Buck Stanley gave us a call Saturday.

Isaac Cox, sr., is reported on the siek list.

Regular meeting of the F. and A. M. Saturday night. Milt Morin will probably locate here in the near future. I Roe Miller was called to Lebanon with his dogs Monday.

Frank Stewart, of Frankfort, was here Tuesday buying stock. Seybold it Co. have placed a large elevator in their new room.

The county commissioners took dinner at the Peterson Monday. Quartely meeting at the M. E. church Saturday and Sunday.

The farmers are hauling their corn to the elevator at ltc per bushel. Rev. Rayle is holding protracted meeting at Potato Creek church.

LOW PRICES WILL MAKE TRADE

Our Net Cost Sale is a Grand Success.

E. H. Russell didn't vote for Mount but he did attend his inauguration. J. E. Mount is on the road in the interest of the Deering machine company.

R. M. Allen has taken the position with A. C. Nobes vacated by J. E. Mount.

Capt. Sewell. late of the 11th Ind. Cav., died at his home in Greencastle Tuesday.

A1 Haminerson, of Potato Creek, was here Wednesday prospecting for a place to live.

Glen Lodge. I. O. O. F., have changed their meeting night from Thursday to Saturday night.

John Guntle, aged 7i years, says he never yet has seen or felt the need of glasses to assist his eyes.

Mort Edwards and John Fletcher, of Mace, were here the first of the week and bought a few good- horses.

Dr. 1. E G. Naylor is new writing some good articles on the "Devil" for the Echo. He i6 full of his snbject.

Rev. O. E Kelly is carrying his arm in a sling, the result of stopping too suddenly in leaving a ear at the depot.

The ladies of the M. E. church will issue a paper next week edited by them and containing short sketches of the different churches here in town. They should receive a liberal patronage.

S. K. Blue thinks the millinium is near at hand as his neighbors after cribbing his corn came Rack this week and done him the tinest job of butchering he ever had done. Hi now thinks heaven is near his neighborhood.

WINGATE.

Clifford Smith has the measles. Aaron Douglas, of New Market, was here last week.

The cash dry goods store is now run by Appleby A Son Wm Ralston, of Fountain icounty, was here Saturday night.

C. E Applegate. Sherman Mull and Jake Shroyer are on the sick list. Kerr it Grenard have shipped five car loads of cattle the past week.

Ira Meharry returned to Indianapolis Saturday to attend business college. John Calhoun and wife have returned from a week's visit with friends in Attica.

We Have Thoroughly Demonstrated This Fact.

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And the people are coming to the Old Trade Palace where their dollar goes farther, lasts longer, and gets the biggest bundle oL goods possible, and where they sell goods JUST AS THEY ADVERTISE THEM. We wish to impress on the people oi a a

Whole Stock Without Reserve At Positively Net First Cost

AND YOU HAVE ONLY TO PRICE ANYTHING IN

Dry Goods, Carpets, Wall Paper, Etc.,

To (juickly be con\ inced of that fact, and that we strictly keep our promises to the people. We have let the price bars down in earnest and people are Hocking in each day by the hundreds, availing themselves of our low prices. We must reduce our large stock before our February invoice, and as at that time we prefer to count dollars to yards and dozens, rest assured that you "....... will be amazed at the prices you find in our Grand Net Cost Sale. Come to the old Trade Palace.

We have something new and desirable every day for you. Respectfully yoiu'S .....

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J. M. Martin went to Fowler last Wednesday afternoon to look after his farm.

Mrs. E A. Wilhite and son, of Jamestown, visited here the first of the week.

A protracted liieetiug lias been in progress at the M. E church since the 3d inst.

Frank Smith, Mrs. I. N. Meharry and Mrs. Celeste Kerr are sick with the grip.

Charles Dazey will move back to his farm March 1st, one year of city life fully satisfying him.

Elder L. Buckles, of Lafayette, presided at the quarterly meeting at Shawnee church last week.

Mrs. L. P. Britton and son Leland and Miss Mollie Sullivan, of Frank I'ort, are visiting here this week.

Mrs. Lydia Wingate went to Indianapolis last Saturday to attend the inauguration of Goveruer Mount.

I. N. Meharry has sold the walnut timber off twentv acres of land to Mr. Finch, of Frankfort, for SI,300.

Henrv Sterns and wite, of Llill uro, have been spending a few days with the latter's mother. Mrs Temple.

J. M. Bedell has sold property to J. 10. Bannon? vho will take possession the lirst of March.

Philip Allen, Harry Deeter, Mart Clark and Walter lirown went to Indianapolis Monday to attend the inauguration.

J. C. Wingate has been at Indianapolis the past two weeks helping to boom General Wallaee for the I'nited States Senate.

James Wainscot, Sr., while cutting wood on Frank Cotlrel's farm Tuesday last accidently struck his ankle with a maul and will be confined to his loom for some time.

Did anybody ever see such a conglomeration of eveats so jumbled up and promiscuously thrown together as Linden put into the history of old Ebenezer Church last week.

The Christian Sunday school elected the following otlieers last Sunday: J. S. Henry, Supt Charles Webb, Asst. Supt.: Edith Cord, See.: Jessie, Beedle, Asst. Sec.: Guy Hass. Treas.: Eva Haas, Organist: Maulie Galey, Asst. Urganist.

The historic old Meharry Camp Ground, where we were accustomed to assemble together so often for the past forty years, is now being despoiled by the wcodman with his ax, who will not even spare a sinirle tree. A erop of corn will be raised or it ,next. season.

On Sunday evening last' as Nelsou Carter and Miss Emma Little were returning from Shawnee church his horse became unmanageable and ran away and threw them to the ground. No damatre being done except tearing the top off the buggy and breaking the cross bar out. breaking Mr. Carter's nose and skinning Miss Bettie's face and finning over Johnny Henry and knocking him into a state of inocuous desiutude.

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99-Cent Store Important If True

McMullen is receiving the bulk of the farmers' patronage at his Music Mall restaurant lately refitted and cleaned. The

Noon Lutich 1-on

Lemuel McMullen

Music Hall Building.

F. B. GONZALES,

DENTIST

Office 1314 East Main Street,

Over Rost's Jewelry Store.

O. U. PERRIN. A W E

Practices In Federal anil State Courts. I'A'l'JSXTS A SPECIALTY. I KSTLaw Offices, Crawford liulldlnjr.

Opp, Music Hall, Crawfordsville

Abstracts of Title'/

For correct Abstracts ol' Title eall at the Kov' cordor's ollice, court liousc, where the original county records are, and whore, also, a, complete Hot of Abstracts may be l'ouud In. char^ru of Wm. tl. Webster, showinir correoti title to all lands In Montgomery county, Ind.

Deeds and inortfrairos carefully executed. Charges Reasonable.

Thos. T. Munhall, Abstracter.

IS Cents.

Wins the trade. Everything is clean and reliable and you will be waited on in a respectable manner. I want the farmers' patronage.