Crawfordsville Weekly Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 28 April 1899 — Page 5
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Makes the food more delicious and wholesome
ROYAL OAKINQ POWDER CO., NEW YORK.
TO CORRESPONDENTS. Mis Etta Gardner won the prize la6t
KIRKrATRICK. r(.t'y is deaorning caltle this
rf. E l! T:, week 21. Slau'.e: i« running- his huckster wagon
Ask shit Bracket if ho .has any tuo^e iard. Art Ward and wife are psrttil- o' t» Si tfirl,
boug-ht
the' happy
visitor to
J. W Wilson is a dail}Crawfordsville lately. VV. il Gray ia earning his the sweat of ms brow. 0. C. Shob-s shipped a cirload hog6 to Chicago VVeduesaay.
brea^l by
of
Chas Campbell, of Darlington, was among us on business Wednesday. We see somebody making a new dress. Listen for the unexpected.
Four young men from Ttiorntowu called ou Miss Bessie Saidla last Sunday.
M. Siauler, W. Cooper and George Barnett are complaining of old age this week.
YV. D. Mitchell and wife are contemplating a visit to their old home in Kentucky soon.
Albert Morgan and wife have another voter (or will have in 21 years) at their home.
Mrs Dr. Brown and' Mrs. E Westfall are visiting at West Lebanon and Attica this week.
Look out and listen for a wedding that will surprise the natives sometime in the near future.
Joshua Sftidla is through plowing and preparing for the planter, and Noah Brock is planting.
John Worth and his best girl had quite a wreck Sunday night, but fortunately no one was hurt.
Bennett Taylor has rolled away the old Cave home and we learn he is preparing to build an addition to his of fice.
Dr. Brown will soon have a telephone in his drug 6tore, then his wife can find him without wearing out the gravel road
Wonder where our postmaster's rural free delivery route i6? We always thought he was climbing mountains when there were none in sight.
Dr. Simison and wife, of Romney, visited their daughter and son, Mr. and Mrs. Bennett Taylor, Tuesday The doctor still holds his own, looking hale and hearty. 0,
how we wish we were young when wfe ee so many pretty girls buggy riding by themselves and the young men standing around and "gawking" at them. A little more "sand" young men.
LAPLAND-
Wm. Todd visited friends in Crawfordsville Sunday. Miss JeBsie Davis visited Miss Fannie Smith last Sunday
Thomas Carter and wife visited Jas. Carter and wife last Sunday. Miss Sadie Smith is staying at Ladoga and learning dressmaking.
W. M. D-vis and wife visited Ed Etter and wife, of Bluff Mille, last. Fri day.
James Kincaid and wife, of Crawfornsville, visited their son Fred and family last Saturday.
G. W. Jones and wife, Mr. Morral, trustee of Coal Creek township, and Miss Jessie Grider took dinner at W. SJ. Davis' Friday.
Pearl James started for Anderson last Wednesday where he will stay with hie brother and work at anything which he can get to do for the present.
POSSUM RIDGE.
Mrs W. Whittington is sick with neuralgia of the heart. Mrs. W. H. Whittington had fifteen teeth extracted last week before leaving the chair.
The condition of the wheat is improving considerable, but there are only a few fields that promise large yield*.
The Ridge again has a good prospect for peaches. All other fruit is in first CIASB condition, promising a very large crop The Ridge can't be beat when it comes to fruit -The new telephone line running from the Ridge to New Market is complete, except the 'phones, which have not yet arrived from the factory. The line running to Alamo is in operation.
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Scrofula Running scrofula sores made rue shunned by neighbors. Medical treatment failed. A relative urged me to try Hood's Sarsaparilla. Did so and in few months the sores completely healed." MRS. J. M. HATCH, Etna, N. H.
Inflammatory Rheumatism-"Two attacks of the grip left me with inflammatory rLeumatism. Am 89 years old, but Hood's Sarsaparilla cured me and I can climb stairs and walk anywhere." J. LOVELAND, 373 Fargo Ave., Buffalo, N. Y.
Hood'* Pills cure liver 1U» the non-lrrltatlng and only cathartic to Uke with Hood'» Bar»ap»rtUa.
Making Powder
JAMESTOWN.
A. G. Shollv, of Lebanon, was here Wednesday. G. W. Pursol and J. (.) Fineh were at Lebanon Monday.
The new telephones are here and will be put in as soon as the switch board arrives.
J.J. Elallowell, of Noblesville, who has bought the elevator here formerly owned by J. 0 Finch, will cotuo here to take possession uext Monday.
The members of the I O. O F. lodge here were greatly surprised last meeting night to find their hall crowded with their wives and children with well filled baskets to gladden their hungry system. The band furnished music on the occasion. Everyone went home at a late hour wishing there would be a surprise every night.
GRAVELLY RUN.
Frank Graves lost a colt Tuesday. V. W. Clark is having some wire fence built.
Harry Johnson, of Thorutown, was here Sunday. Jesse Decker, of Darlingten, did professional work last week.
Oca Enoch has the finest looking field of wheat in this locality. Grace Kinnett is eptnding the week with her uncle near Shannondale.
A. Peebles is putting out a fine orchard on his lately purchased farm. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Moffilt, of Darlington, attended services here Sunday.
Mrs. Sam Hoywor h, of Thorntown, has been visiting her sister, Mrs. Robe. Peebles.
Miss Kate Petars, of Darlington, is assisting Mrs. Robt. Peebles with her spring work.
Master Guy Warren is very sick at this writing with not much hope of his recovery.
Rev. Thomas Miller, of Spiceland, has been the guest of his niece, Mrs. Pleasant Butler.
Masters Herman Johnson and Evans, of Crawford6viile, were here Sunday evening.
Rev. Myron Cart'.ey, of Wabash, preacned to an attentive audience herela6t Sunday evening. He will preach here again on May 7th at 11 o'clock a. m.
Christian Endeavor meets on Sunday evenings at 7 o'clock instead of Wednesday. Albert Macey is president and Archie Peebles secretary. A cordial welcome will be given members of other societies and those wishing to join will be gladly received into our endeavor at this pace.
The Friends Quarterly bible school conference held here last Saturday was both interesting and profitable. Rev. Ella Davis, of Richmond. Ind., in her pleasing manner, and Chas. Ros3, bur worthy ex-county Sunday school superintendent, both wide awake workers in this cause, gave the conference some practical ideas that would be worthy of practice. The papers read also by Almedia Pritchard and Sarah Stewart were splendid productions. The nex one will be held at Walnut Grove, July 22nd, 1899.
FRUITS.
Mrs. Arthur Weller visited home folks this week. A large crowd attended Sunday school last Sunday.
Miss Lillie Stull is working for Mrs. James Ingersoll this week. Messrs. Hunt and Sering have resumed their boarding at Mrs. Fink's.
Mabel and Hazel Fink spent apart of last week with relatives in Waynetown.
Uncle Joe Brown, of Ingersoll Corner, visited Mr. and Mrs Aquilla Stull Sunday.
Valentine Bruner, the aged and infirm father of Mrs. Bettie Hall, iB in a very feeble condition.
Cyrus Fink and family and Edwin Ingersoll and family took dinner at Willard Fink's Sunday.
Elmer Myers was the victim of a runaway last Thursday eveaing. He very fortunately came out uninjured.
Ivan Fink and James Steel are home from West Baden springs. Mr. Fink failed to derive any benefit to his health.
Charles Brown is our champion horse trader. He has now in his possession a fine horse he purchased of Mr. Titus, of Alamo.
Mrs. Carrie Brown is a bustler. She has set 115 turkey eggs this spring. Who can beat? We may get an invitation to a Thanksgiving dinner.
NEW ROSS-
Mrs. Sam Miller is still very sick. Forest Graves is the owner of a new bicycle.
Mrs, Ronk is having her house painted. B. F. Babb was at Crawfordsville Wednesday.
Clint Bowman has a new
girl
at
hiB
home in Beckville. Joe Clark, of near Ladoga, was in our place Wednesday.
Mrs. Lew Turner and Mies Lulu Turner were at Jamestown last Wednesday.
Frank Imel has made some improvements on his premises in the way of a new fence.
Wm. SewrU went to Qentral Lake, Mich., last Friday. He has taken a position in a lumber mill.
Nate Thompson has put a new coat of paint on his residence which adds much to its appearance.
Chas. Hurt, master mechanic clerk for the C. & S. E railroad at Lebanon, is home on a sick furlough.
The team from the Rathbone lodge at JameBtown visited the Rathbone lodge at this place Wednesday night and performed some of their good work.
The commencement exercises of the New Ross schoo'e wiU be held May 20 Following is a list of tie graduates: Arthur Brown, Pearl Sparks, Goldle Bpebe, Lizzie Wren, Iva Bowman, Vora Williams, Leona Brown, Iva Ending field
Following is a list of the graduates of the Mace schools. The commencement exercises will be ueld at Mace, May 27: Edith Morris, June Edding6eld. Lou Loop, Chas Dailey, Jane Hale, Walter Linn, Elsie {dears, Edgar Elkins.
ELM DALE-v.,
John Ames visited his brother Albert here Sunday. Malcorii Alston is working- for .John Ames on his farm
Jonathan Vancleave traded his skel eton wagon to Ike Henry for lumber, Mrs. Buxton, of Wingate, attended church at tbe Baptist church Sunday.
Dave Patton called on his brother Billie Monday and reports him some better,
Bill Shelley and family, of Mellott, were the guests of John Phillips and family Sunday.
Jake tin face has had a string of wire fence put up alone the road on his mother's farm
James Vancleave and family, of Wingate, ate dinner with his brother at this place Sunday.
Isotn Michaels is putting in a string of partition fence for R. Vancleave and Monroe Mason this week.
Stillman Golf has purchased 32% acres of land of Edgar Ames, of Crawfordsville. Consideration $1,300.
The Baptist people at this place made up money and bought the pastor's wife a new sewing machine.
Jesse Goben and wife, of Linden, attended church at this place Sunday and visited their daughter, Mrs. Mintie Ames.
Wesley Grubbs and family were called to Balhinch last week to attend the funeral of Candy Lewellen's little daughter.
Willard Gardner and family of Boone county, were the guests of his father and other relatives at this place Saturday and Sunday.
Mr. Watson is getting ready for business. He has purchased a new set of harness, a new breaking plow and a new corn planter.
J. R. Vancleave has taken the contract to build three rooms for Sam Biddle and he will put a force of hands to work on it shortly.
We have a good Sunday school at this place and a gocd turn o"t All seem to take a great deal of interest. Come one and all and help to make our school still better.
Remember the quarterly meeting at the M. E. church at this place next Sunday. Elder Cissel will preacb Saturday evening and Sunday morning and evening. All are invited to attend.
BUZZARD GLORY-
A wedding soon. Guess who. The farmers are having very luck with their sheep.
bad
Joe Dickerson, who has been quite poorly, is better at this writing. C. E. Butler is feeding about sixty head of shoats for the June market
Wilmer Wheeler has formed a habit of fighting the ghost over the Salin road.
Remember the .Sunday school at Flat Creek every Sunday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock.
School at Flat Creek is progressing nicely with Miss Lulu Engle as teacher.
Whenever you see C. E. Butler and his race horse coming you must give him the road.
Governor Mount has had his farm improved by having the hedge fence along the road cut down.
Harry Wheeler, Pearl Delaney, Anna Evans, Stephen Swiney, Wilmer Wheeler and Clara Moore attended church at Gravelly Run Sunday night.
Butter has become very cheap in this neighborhood and we do not know the cause of it unless it is those great milk and butter cows that we read so much about over in Lowland.
We have a certain young man in our community who has formed a habit of UBing other people's mail boxes and writing notes to young ladies and signing other people's names to them. We know who.he is and if it occurs again his name will be published.
ALAMO-
School closes this week. Lucy Fishero has been very sick the past week.
James Ball and wife, of New Market, visited here last Sunday. Roy Hybarger was very sick last week but is some better now.
Ed Smith and family moved here from his father's place Tuesday. D. S. Mcopadden has put up a fine wire fence around
hiB
property.
Miss Lena Opperman spent Sunday with Miss Cora Brown, of Fruits. Ivan Bowerman, of Linden, is visiting Roland Hybarger and family.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Jim Stonebraker last Wednesday, a daughter. The wheat is looking considerably better since the April showers came.
Elbert Titus and daughter Mary, were here from Waynetown Wednesday.
Nove Simpson, Mrs Day and child
viBited
at Russellville last Saturday
and Sunday. Monroe Briner and wife, of Veedersburg, was visiting at Samuel Fishero'B last Saturday.
Enola Demoret, of New Market, visited at Allie Rush's, west of here last Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Jeffries is having her property painted at this place. Also B. F. Ward is having his house painted.
Lula Miles and mother, of Waveland, spent last Saturday and Sunday with Jim Micheals and family.
Bob Holman and family were here from Waynetown last Sunday to
Bee
Mr. Holman who ia very %jok. The thirteen year old daughter of Candy Lewallen and wife, of New Market, was buried at this place last Thursday afternoon.
The Alamo troupe did not play at
When you Clean House This Spring..
Make il i)oinl -\vhfii in the cil.v to to tnko a look nt our lino. Our prices are riarlil. Ingrains from -."c to (!Oc
PER yard. A ureal variety.
BABY CARRIAGES
And Posh. Carts all in.
Look at our"
$22.50 Bicycle. .....It is a daisy, cither Gent's or Ladies'..,,
Our Furniture Line
IS
Larger than ever and Prices :W are Lower. Qlve us a call.
(nam Street,
Waynetown last Saturday night on account of one of tbe actors being Bick. It will be played Saturday night if nothing prevents.
Mr. and Mrs. James Micheals received a letter from their son Floyd, who is in the Philippine Islands. He writes that he has been in four battles 6ince they landed, and in one the first day they landed. He said the bullets whistling around one's head is not sweet music to hear. But he had no time to think of that.
WAYNETOWN.
Town election next Monday. Band concerts every Saturday night. Rev. Henson has moved to Newtown. E. N. Hamilton has moved to Veedersburg.
Paul Hurt was in the county capital Thursday. Clint Ellis is clipping horses for a livelihood.
Forty-five of our citizens support bicycles this spring. Jssac DwigginB' new home is fast nearing completion.
Fesse Lough is playing "Sankey" •somewhere in Ohio this week. Wheat in this locality is much better than was expected two weeks ago.
Dick Hauk and son Phillip are kept busy putting in new sidewalks for our people.
Mrs. J. J. Claypool has a class in instrumental music in the Ingersoll fcettlement
John Hormell has a brand new Veedersburg brick sidewalk in front of his residence.
George Anderson met with a Iocs of a part of one finger at the saw mill last week.
A new series of several hundred shares of building and loan stock has been started here recently.
The Alamo home talent who were to entertain our people last Saturday night failed to make their appearance.
Andy Biddle, after about six months confinement indoors, has at laBt taken up hiB bed and walked (gone to Elmdale).
Wm. Rider has purchased the vacant lot juBt west of the Taylor drug store and rumor has it that anew hotel is in prospect.
Trustee Byers has juet completed the enumeration for the Waynetown school and reports about 20Q. eligible to admission.
Upward of forty witnesses were summoned from here to appear on Thursday before Judge West in the case of Hamilton vs. Westfall.
A few of the seniors of our town, viz: Bass Stonebraker, Thomas Phillips, JesBe Grenard and Edward Small, are repotted physically indisposed at present.
The Law and Order League are thoroughly on to where the scented breaths and disgraceful drunks have been originating recently and will see that the grand jury receives all necessary information in due time.
HOULEHAN & QUILLEN can sell you a buggy to suit and at the right price.
Big Four Konte Excursions.
Reduced second class rates to Pacific coast and .other points. To San Francisco, Redding, Los An geles. San Diego, Cal., and all points in California which take San Francisco rate, $45.30.
To Portland, Tacoma, Seattle, Victoria and Vancouver, $40.85. To Spokane. Wash., 838.40.
To Helena and Butte, Mont., 833.40. Corresponding low rates to various other points west.
If you are going anywhere in any direction you would better see us. Atlanta, Ga., April 24, 25 and 36.— Account Sunday school association international convention, one fare round trip, return limit May 3
Fort Wayne, Ind., April 25-26 —Account Order Eastern Star, grand chapter of Indiana, one fare for round trip to those presenting certificates signed by local secretary of lodge Return limit April 20.
W. J. FLOOD, Agent.
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Zack IVIaViori-iey Co.
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19 lbs. Ilue Granulated Sugar fl.oo 20 lbs. Ridge wood A Sugar 1.00 21 lbs. fine Yellow 8ugar 1.00 We have black Sugar for cake. Also an extra quality of New Orleans. 1 lb.good Baking Powder .05 1 lb. extra good Baking Powder ... .07 4 cans tine Illinois Corn....... ..... S5 Our 12J4c Corn U8H» Fine quality of Peas, per can COM 1 3-lb. can Pumpkin 05 Cleaned Currants. 1 lb package .07 Seeded Kaisins, 1-lb. package .09 Corn Starch, 1-lb. package I:. .03 12 boxes Matches .07 Swifts' faney Picnic Hams .00 Swifts'extra fancy Hams... .10 Extra quality Tomatoes .07 Good Prunes .05 6-gal. galvanized Oil Cans .40 Dried Lima Beans OGfci Evaporated Hiispborries. per pound ... 12}^ Quaker Oits I 08M Perfection cats ....... ,07y,
fJfoqRttlS "TFIMIT Offi?PETS
Crawfordsville,
WOOL WANTED
500,000 Pounds
For which we will pay the highest market ....price in....
Bring your wool to the old firm that makes Crawfordsville the best and most reliable wool market in the United States.
McClure, Graham & Rountree.
WOOL WANTED
ind.
Crawfordsville Stock Farm,
BreedcpM of
Standard Bred Trotters, Drafts, Coachers.
Gross 1, No. ITS
Winner of more tlrst proruiums than any German Couch lion lu America. $15 to Insure colt to stand and suck
Perreri, INo. 12,772,
Black Percheron Norman Stallion will weigh when fat 1800 to 1900 pounds, 16V bands hlirh sliort back, wltn extra good action and finish. S10 to Insure a colt to stand and suck. Farml ers come and see this fellow as he's tbe kind of draft stallion to breed your draft mares to.
Colonial.
Half brother to Que Allen 2:004. Sired by Kaiilr, 2:27Hi dam by Lady Haven, the dam nt Que Allen. Bay. 10 hands high. This fellow i9 like Quo Allen, a natural born trotter Ha showed his ability to troi a mile In 2:28 last year. Colonial will b*i put in tralnlnu utt.a'r thl season is over. 115 to insure colt to stand and suck.
Stallions will not be moved this season They cun be found every day in the week at the red barn, the Kline & Long feed yard, (known us tho old mill yard), east Market street Make no mistake. Communications by wire, telephone or letter promptly answered We will cheerfully show the stock at anv time. We will also buy Coach horses, Blocks and Dra'ters
KLINE, YOUNG & CO., Crawfordsville, Ind.
Do You Eat?
Not, Why Not—Groceries Are Cheap.
Good Oats ...
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Stone Ware, per gallon Good Vinegar.. Best 01n«s StHrcli Best Syrup, per quart 1 gallon best Oil. 6 bars good Laundry faoap 15 bars yood Laundry Sosip 10 bars Star Soap Lion ColTee Cordova Coffee.-........... Javanese Coffee ., Clothes Pins, per dozen Fancy Lemons, per dozen Washing Powder, per package. Toothpicks, per box.. 1 dozen boxes Carpet Tacks O. K. Flour,2G lbs John's Best Flour. 25 lbs Pride of Peoria (best Flour made) Hominy, per pound Good Orleans Bakln* .Molasses, per nt Fancy New Orleans Molasses, per ot 1 pound Srnla 1 pound ground Pepper
We give you lower prices than anyone also give you a rebate premium on every $5.00 worth of goods purchased.
....GROCERIES STRICTLY CASH....
People of Montgomery county have never seen 6uce a display of Furniture and as low prices as wc offer this season. New goods arriving every day.
A good Lounge for $4.BO A good Iron Bed. ®2 en A good set cain seat oak chairs 4.00- A long, double Cupbord 4 00 A good woven wire Spring I.SO ABed Room Suit. ll'so
A No. 8 Cook Stove.. $7.SO
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