Crawfordsville Weekly Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 24 March 1899 — Page 5

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ROYAL

Absolutely "PURE

School closed at the iwers house on Wednesday, Mar 22. a nice programme was carried the pupils. t,

Makes the food more delicious and wholesome

TO CORRESPONDENTS

Miss Grace McLsin last week

ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO., NEW YORK.

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DEWEY'S CORNER.

." Protracted meetings are in progress at the M. E. churcn W. Lint) and fa-nily spent lastWednesdav at E I. Hrown's. 4 Otis Robbius is hoppy over the arrival o( anew daughter at his home.

Jennie Callahan's school will close to-morrow She IIBS taught a very successful term

Charley Lockridgn and Kate Engie were tb«*. only ones from this -school who tri-*d the examination at New Rose. viMrs. Jane Crain, mother of Isaiah Crain, and formily died at the home of her son in Lebauon, last Friday, was buried at Oak Hill on Sunday

WHITE CHURCH.

very

Mrs. Sarah Robinsou is still poorly. 1-The Bible school at this place is progressing nicely.

John Burg called on John R. Rettinger Tuesday evening Thos Harmison's sale last Thursday wa6 not very well attended. \\Tune Cook is getting better since she had a siege of iung fever.

Eld. 0. Campbell delivered an excellent sermon here Sunday night. "Ai" John Rettinger made a business trip to Ladog-a the first of the week

Edith Rettinger eturned home Monday from a three weeks' stay with her CbusiB, rear Ladoga.

school Quite out by

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Cha8. McCullough is building a house for pastimes "f Mr. aDd Mrs. Cyrus Little, of Fruits, visited nere Wednesday.

It is reported that the Deere dam was wasked out Inst «enk The sick art: Mrs Halt^y Bell, Mrs. Gilenn and Mrs. Fulienwider.

Mr, Baas sold his farm near Freedom church to.Jake Wilburlon. VMr. Williams will soon have the old Galey barn shingled which he began last fall. .The Brown's Valley section has taken on two more hands for the summer.

The wheat is looking very nicely to go through the.thawing and freezing that it has. 0 Fullenwider has secured the position as fence builder on the Midland railroad. ^The sheep of this neighborhood have a disease, also the young lamb1* which is causing both to die like cholera hogs.

LAPLAND-

Thomas Hicks is improving his little house by shingling it. Wiil Kinkade and family, of Lebanon, visited his brother Fred Kinkade, and famiiy Thursday over night.

Lambert Smith and William Dlvis attended the funeral of Robert Lockridge at Raccoon last Wednesday.

Misses Sudie and Fannie Smith. Eva Layne and Ariie Thompson attended the infare at Joseph Douglas' Thursday.

Fred Kinkade and family and James Hester and family attended the surprise on Mrs Frances Kinkade, of near Crawfordsville, last Friday..

Several pupils who failed in the fir6t county examination took the second anamination, at Lip^nd school house last Saturday. We hope they may be more successful this time

Several from here attended the entertainment at Center school house Friday evening given by thepupils of White and Center school houses, it being the last day of both schools.

Those wishing to subscribe for THE JOUHNAI, or to renew or pav for THS JOURNAL, the BEST county paper in the state, can hand Wra Davis the money. He is the local agent for, Pa^^Rre^.urg,' Pawnee and Laplaiidir^^^rrSrss

Mrs Lucy Kinkado and Mrs.' Anna Welch attended the birthday dinner at, Mrs Thomas Hick's last Tuesday. It being such a bad day there wasn't many present, but there was enough to have a splendid dinner and a fine time. Mrs Hicks got several useful presents.

A Fair Outside Is

... a Poor Substitute

For Inward Worth/'

Good health, inwardly, of the kidneys, liver and bowels, is sure to come if Hood's Sarsapartlla is promptly used,

This secures a fair outside, and a consequent vigor in the frame, with the glow of health on the cheek, good appetite, perfect digestion, pure blood.

Catarrh I have had no return of the catarrh which troubled me for years, since Hood's Sarsaparilla cured me." MRS. JOB MARTIN, Washington St., Ogdensburg, N. Y.

DyspepsiaComplicated with liver am I kidney trouble, I suffered for years y'f? dyspepsia, with severe pains. Hood's Ss waparilla made me strong and hearty." J.#.

EMERTON, Main Street, Auburn, Me.

Hood'g Pllia care llrer Ills the non-lrrttatlng and

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cathartic to take with Hood't S»r»apar"'T

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DAKIN6 Powder

Robert Lockridge, of Raccoon, oi'd

ridge was an exteusive stock iiealer and farmer. He probably farmed and cultivated more land than any man in Putnam county. Mr. Lockridge was about seventy-one yearn old fie leaves a wife and seven errown children and a host of friends to mourn the )o=-s The funeial services were held at Raccoon church Wednesday at ten o'clock, interment at Greenoastle cemetery. Mr Lockridge- was a member of the M. E church at Raccoon.

RATTLESNAKE.

The wheat is getting green. -r i, Making molasses ia all the rage. Harry Graves is working for Brack Cash.

Sam Cash and wife returned home last Saturday. Mrs. Sarah Galey is much better at this writing.

Charley Ramsey took molasses to No" Richmond Monday. Brack Cash has been quite sick for tde past two weeks but is better now.

James Keys was the guest of W. B. Galey aod family Saturday and Sunday.

Joseph Burk has gone to Illinois to work He will not return until next winter.

Jefferson Layson and Harry Groves have quit going to school at New Market.

Mrs White is in the lead on having the most young chicks and the most hens setting

Ed Sering will hop clods for Larkin Branch, Van Hunt for Curt Busenbark, Tyler Gentry for James Gilliland and Tim Garrett for George Davis.

George CoouS & Co. have made 200 gallons of maple molasses, James Gilliland has made 125 gallons, George Davis has made 125 gallons, and Charley Ramsey has made 100 gallons, so everyone on the creek is sweet.

While Will Lavson and Walker Ram sey were on their way to town Saturday to attend the examination their horse became frightened and ran off, throwing them out of the buegy. They were not hurt but were 'mud all qver and the shafts were broken

NUMITER^HIRTEEN.

Granama Maribtt is visiting in -fabyington. M. C. Graves made a business trlp'to Illinois last week.

Rev. Powell -'is holding protracted meeting at Center this week. Uncle James Banuon got quite .a fall and severely hurt by the breaking of a boom po'.e on a load of straw.

Misses Lela and Bertha Hormell will goto Union Christian College next week to attend the spring terir^.

The McCrea ladies' orchestra will furnish music for the "Washburn & Dawey millinery upeytpj? at New Rich ujond Saturday eveniug of this week.

J. Thomas and family attended a family dinner at the residence of Mr Thomas'fattier, A .J,. Kerr, of New Richmond, Tuesday, in donor of her brother, Prof. F. sKerr, of Brookings' Agricultural Oollege, Brookings, North Dakota.

Mrs. Alice Buxton, wife of Willard Buxton, dropped dead at their residence, one mile east of Wingate, Tuesday about noon of heart failure while engaged in her utual household duties'. A couple of old Ohio friends had just called and Mr. Buxton bad just returned from the barn when Mrs. Buxton, in walking across the room, received a heavy fall and was never more conscious, but expired in her husbind's arms in a few minutes. She leaves a husband and five children who are sadly bereft by this suHdon deathMrs Buxton was born in Ohio May 11, 1842 She was married to Mr. Buxton in 1875, and came hew. With ihep husband sixteen years aero, She. has been a Christian from childhood and. was a good woman, a devoted Wife and mother. The family have,' th^ profound sympathy of a host of frierids arid neighbors t,''

BLACK CREEK^

Several here are purchasing mu5es they are the stuff Come out next Sunday evening ard join the prayer meeting at Robert's: Chapel.

Mrs Alvin Breaks tende+ivd a" Vi*rty to her friends and neighbors last TuesL day evening.

There will be services at -Robart's Chapel Sunday morning and evenfng Rev. Tinkham is our minister. Everybody is cordially invited.

Maxie Detchon will entertain a number of his youner friends with a party next Saturday night, as the one he gave last Saturday night was a failure

At the home Of Mr JameN Kinkaid, three miles north of the city on the Lafayette gravel road, occured a dinner. There were 55 guest6 present to thare as follows: Morton Jones and family, of Crawfordsville, Mrs. Lewis Tomlinson, ofLiofland Crossinar, Henry Walters and wife, Fletcher Davidson, Miss Maggie Carroll, Miss Mary Egin, of Cherry Grove, Print Crov and family, of Stringtown, A B. Everett, Curtis Edwards and family, Grant Agnew and family, Miss Jennie McClamrocb, Bert Everett and family, Mrs. Peter G. Cowan, A. Docahoe and family, James M. Hester and family, Sadie Morton and familv Fred Einkaid and family. William Kinkaid and family, Steve Eads, James Eads and family.

NEW MARKET- 1

Hez Grimes has moved to a few miles west of here. Morton Jones and wife spent Monday at Jas. GofE's.

Miss Ethel Goff 1b visiting relatives in Crawfordsville. Henry Servies was in Indianapolis last week on business.

John Glover spent a few days Cloverdale last week on business. John Crow was called to Bainbridge Tuesday by the Ulntss of his brother.

Rev. Carter will preach at the Baptist church buuday morning and evening.

Henry Sweet and daughter, Minna, of Ladoga, spent bunciay at George aweet's.

Mrs. W. K. Jenkins and children, Noel and Doris, are- visiting at 'her father's, Mr. Sweet.

LaBt Wednesday evening at tne home of the bride occurred the marriage, of Dave Douglass and Ethel White.-

Prof S. H. Watson and wife, Mrs. H. Servies aijd daughter Cora, and Mrs Lou Surface and Miss Etta Follick spoilt Tuesday evening at Dr. lleatty'e.

We wish to extend a vote of thanks to Rural Route No. 2 in regard to the "Old Maids'Convention." The crauk master says if No. 2 vill keep in her own boundary she will be doing well, as we have scribes of our own.

LONGSTREET-

MIBS Missouri Henson is now stay ing at Mahlon ButJer's. John Howard, of Darlington, wai here on business this week.

Miss Helen Tribbett is spending the week with her Grandpa Mount. Mrs. Emma Miller Stewart, of Frankfort,,is visiting relatives in this vi.in ity.

Mrs Tertiliius Hurst 'spent' several days of last week with relatives at Thorntown.

It is reported that there is a trade of farms on between Abe Castor and Wm. Dickson.

Mrs. Jas. A. Mount spent last week with her daughter, Mrs. Chas. E Butler, at Willowdale.

W C. Miller shipped to Chicago last week two car loads of fat cittle, making a good profit on tte deal.

MiBs Lena Hopper, of Shannondale, is with her aunt, Mrs. Luther Booher, where she will remain the entire summer.

Though you of Rural Route No may have a single substitute and your girls may see him once in a while, that is nothing like seeing Mr. Clements every day, as our girls do.

Tbei sugar camps on Governor Mount's two farms have yielded 190 gallons of molasses. Chas. Butler superintends the work and the molasses is made by an improved evaporator.

One of our worthy blacksmiths, Wm. Camden, of Shannondale, is making preparations to move to Ladoga in the near future.

He has sold his house

and lot to JOseph Ragsdalev' whose brother-in-law, Madg Todd^pnd .mo.ther will occupy it in a short time .,

Miss Dora Martin's.^cbopl, at No. 3, Oak Grove, closed Bome days ago. She requested her pupils to each ,briqg a trreaped saucer and a spoon, and they, mystified and wondering, obeyed. |The programme for the afternoon was taffy pulling and a good time, thus ending a successful term of school,: well taught and well attended. One punil, Helen Tribbett, took the examination for graduation and passed. Miss Martin will attend school at .Marion $.ur-j ing the spring months. .i,'

NEW RICHMOND./, UV

Howard Dewey-iB sick. talui Chas. Shepherd is better Mrs Musa Ward is better. To day was the last day of rchool. George Tribby is home from Valparaiso.

Henry Lee was in Crawfordsville id a John McCrea leaves soon fOr Valparaiso.

Marvin Bri.tts and" wife' wQf'a' qe're Sunday! •'1

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Mrs. Harry Shelby has. been visiting ,rn rl or*

in Linden. Miss' Mattie Btckley is Newtown.

visiting.at ./t .'Ml 1'

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Hillsfcoro'," 'was

Robert Osborn,' 6f here Monday. Miss Nellie Franklin"'' spring school.'-1

will teach a

Mrs Cha'ppell will move to "Crawfordsville spo -1. Miss Helen oin^r vvill irun'foi- j&s Mexie 'I'urvey.

John D.iitijho.n yis'ite'd'. CVawfdrciisyUlQ iende Saturday.

S S and Chas K.ifkpatrick were,in Lafayette Thursday^

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Jesse and Robert Kerr came, homo, froua Dakota Tpefeday. David Chappeill -jeavjjsi. th^ first of April for North Dakota.

Mis.» Lily is sowing ^pr'^lr6John M'cCalivitii, of Litiden. Virgil Bolyard uud Walter D«rs.eywere out (ro!n .Grawford^ville Sunday.

Mioses Dc-lla Kirktjatrick'-and' Grace White were in Crawfordsville" Saturday.'

MISB Anna Eiliott has been engaged as trimmer at Perkins & Mitchell's millinery parlors.

Several of our Knight6of PythiaB at-' tendeid the district- meeting at Lafay,-: et«e last Thursday.

Mrs. Garrett: entertained a niltnber of yotlng people Tuesday evening1 ih h'dnor of her'sbn Bert. -i .- -i

The ladies' orchestra will furnish thei music for the Washburn & Dewey millinery opening Saturday. VI

Ed Klhg is confined to hisbous) with grip. J. C. Bennett is painting a new sign for F. M. Johnson.

W. P. Coil roan is building a residence in the south end of town. Roy Haines and family spent Sunday with relatives near Farmers1 Institute.

J. A. King is again seen on the Btreets, having almost recovered from his recent illness.

F. M. Johnson will soon remodel his drug store by adding new furniture and an additional room.

The Coal Creek township bunday school convention is being held in the Christian church here to-day.

Tribby & Vincent have the neatest and cleanest butcher shop in'the Hoilin building that was ever in the town.

After a trial of one night as operator

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WHERE IS A LADY THAT WOULD NOT SELECT A )j iVOi

I ruiiii iVIaii-i Street.

at the tile factory, Jerry Ward resigned hie position', as he was looking for a "snap" and failed to find it

James Coulter came out frotn Crawfordsville last Saturday to'work: in the tile factory here for a couple of we^ks when he will'return to' work in th^ factory north of that place:

Wm. H. Burris sold his entire dairy outtit to John Kirkpatrick* jr.', last week for-S575j John will Ow stipply! our town people with pure Jersey milk an4 creajn,, Success to you, John.'

John Dewey'died last-Tuesday night •at ten o'clock aftera long and-

POTATO

School at Boots? school house) tv.ili close-next Friday the 24thJ: There are four more weeks' of school at. -College Grove. .. .j 'Albart' Duribar' -and 1 Mi66 Ella .Mai puire, Obarley..Harper fcrld Miss Itertlia Dunbar,IJ attended' !a°taffy-pillling at Mrs 1 Ellein -Hamiltoni'd ''last: (SaitUrdaV njph.tj ,'ij as 1:

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In preference to a cast iron range, es'' pccially when you can come to our store and get one with 6 holes to cook. on, a nice Warming Oven and a 15' ^3 Gallon Reservoir attached for $25.00, just $10,00 less than any other steel range is sold lor. We guarantee every* one to give perfect satisfaction. Investigate our Steel Ranges when in town.

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ing illnesB. He was about 'seventy-fi-viBi :y,6a.r6 of .age and leaves tn wifeiand five sons and oae,daughter itoiiuiourai, the •loss--i ,l nterfn«pt'here .Thuraday'. -M -.ol-WJliJ

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.The wt)c^t:,is b^g^ning,,^^ 109k g.reen.j .. in .7 Mrs. John .M.arshweatito Darlington Friday, ...j ,| ,!jeir?ice.9:ttt Potato Creek,next Sunday nignt. -i!•

Miss Laura Custer has been- quite poorly but is better.' :oq Miss Pearl Marts, of' Sand Hill,! ?visited at I. L. Brown's laBt Friday.

Mre. S I. Dodd 'fa'the first to have little Chickens to feed in this vicinity. Miss Tinney, Brooks'and Stella Allen spent last Wednesday at John Booker's.

Miss tula Brooks and Mies Stell.4 Allen spent last Friday night at Glinfc TribbfettM.'"

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Jafnes Maguire ah'd family are', yislt-i-n'^ Mrs.' IVlagUireJs prrepts, Mr., arid Wrs.'Gra'ha^n, at Le'banpn,. ,, ^lr. and Mrs. p^ap.f .Ma.gui^e ,^ud daughier ^.iry Veijo' '^ubjd^y' vifeltors at y.' A.'-:Dbyie's,.Vp&f.' ?°jVcrs'.^itjitiOnj .'•I would ft6k.th^,^hite phufp.$ gor,ibe.^Oyv^many .cows, tilfS.^.R.atniger milks, pnAi.a.lso, '^Qygjnpijyiy s^ if I I

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:Clyde McCardie, .'Chan. lAlcLairi mud' John Long were irt Crawfordsvili^ oai: Su nday.. .:

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very,1''i.iVvtrpsting foren'obVi.',',' Vessi'ofi' Trtisf.ei.fcdst'er iiit'fi'eni to din'jfer' ifflli eh Ni $$£inVti.'1 iik'' 0 af^e'r' hl«d ort'pa.red'fir tlitlm"

^"'^7 wAV^EVoyw ,'§^ popl ryoiu i,^ a ffiilu re.. .lames S^ookda*« is^uite 6ick.

Rev..:-L. C-. Warren will pceac!) at the/ tlbristian church ^.pril 2: Third rank work at tht of P. lodge bejct: Moijday. night^.,

Thomas Lough will -administer on the uncle Geo. Lough estate The Methodist Sunday seiiool- w.ill give a'A easter ebteriaiomept.' vf'".! -i •-.

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Moving and house e'eaning are becoming quite fashionable bf'iate. Rev -Jayne. of Browrsbur^ipreached at the Baptist church J'ast $unday.

Isaac Dwiggins is rapidly recovering from a severe ^ttack of pneumonia Eugene Wilson and' wife spent a part of this week at West Lebanon.

John Detchon was the guest of relatives here last Friday and Saturday. LaWson Parker and Hpward Works have contracted for new dwelling houses.

Rev, Brewer will preach at the Christian church next Sunday morning and evening.

The Waynetown telephone company now has about 350 telephones which, will be in working order in a few dayB

Miss Caroline Robin, the lady who nursed Fred C. Hurt in his laBt sickness at Fortress Monroe, is visiting Dr. Hurt and family.

James Brant and wife will start for Washington about the 10th of next

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Flurry Sale on Fine Furniture I5 Now'On^^

We want to close out our line of Parlor Suits, odd Chairs, Divans, etc. An investigation on your part will find something to surprise you, as we have simply annihilated the regular prites. ^Th^y piust go S I I I I

GPANITEWARE, TINWARE, WOODENWARE, GLASSWARE1 Ad OUEENSWARE, you wiiraIa in no a a in a a it in I

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INGRAIN CARPETS from 25c to 6C)c. Elegant Patterns. Great Variety.

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Jo llirdceil wnnt over the capital city Wednesday and oat-sed the required examinatian to entitle, him to the privilege of embalming and shipping dead bodies.

YOUNTSVILLE.

Examination was held here last Satday. Mr i. S dener visited last week in town

Oscar Smith is moving his hou^e, out near th9 road. Mr Ashbp, of Illinois, is a guest at' George Dall's.

Miss Minnie Trotter spent this week in Waynetown. Miss Nettie Cope has taken a room at Harry Lebo'e.

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Will Comer and family spent' Sunday with John Myers. John Reynolds visited his home near Bluff Mills Sunday.

Rev. White filled his regular appointment at Alamo last week. Mr. Burk and family moved t3 their bome near Bluff Mills this week.

The Ladies Aid and bible class met at Mri. Wm. Yount's Wednesday. L. W. Thompson, of Crawfordsville spent last Sunday with Ivan Fink.

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.We give you lower prices than anydh'e -also^vo you a reba^ pr6njium on in iioiv/.j-j ii i«v©ry SS.DO'wbriii11 bf gbods btirchasedv -.•arrt i-}f[ LL-L _i.IL. _• \-t /,ttk'06E]ftiSeSrSTRICTLY CASH}...4 rrnf" il-'l -M *('J !0t'l I 'i'U .' I I'jin, -y| People of Montgomery county have nQ,yearmeen suae display of 'FdrliitOte and -NT O ^a6lOn. New goods arriving every day

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AJ gidod^ Lounfirb'Ai iset ,cain seat^oak chai*s: 4.QO A,.W? tf5®Br,WfA Bed Room Sn\t ..., ii.-f „t .(,•

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Mis*, sprajjue. of Cr'awfordttville", vibited XVIR^ .1 otin Reynold'^, JAT-T Mr and Mrs ,Hendeson'"hs»y« Kotse to houbelieeping'in tl.eir n«

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given vext.'Saturevening bislo&s April

The "fair" wm be day night, th.: fjol.

and wife, of Alumo'.ivisiti

6d their siet r, Mrs. Ramey. herA Uast jvi-ek.

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Waller Kit,k and John Boiipictr both young men of our place, eldsed tui-ir winter schools last we«)k.

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wuh her daughter, Mis Sbanklin. has oeeu suffering wiU nen. rAlgU.-'

Last Monday evening a few friends of Mr. and Mr* Jack Love gathered in to remind them of their fourth anniversary Crokonole was the main game. Refreshments consisting of cake and lemonade were served The evening was happily passed and' each »*»r««='.b.ppy

A. R. DE FLUENT, editor of the Journal, Doylestown, Ohio, suffered for a number °f years from rheumatism in his right shoulder and side. "M» right arm at useless. I tk-ied

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Chamberlain's Pain

Balm and was surprised to receive relief almost immediately. The Pain Balm has been a constant 'companion of mine ever since and it never fails For sale by Nye & Booe, druggists

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