Crawfordsville Weekly Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 14 July 1899 — Page 5
ROYAL
ABSOLUTELY tURF.
ABSOLUTELY 'PURE
Misses Alice Biggs and Maude Edwards, of Black Creek, spent Sunday ^with Miss Mary Hoppings. -Misses Grace Sweeney and Etta
Prtebe spent a most delightful day with Miss Myers1, at Crawfordsville, last Friday.
Messrs. Dr. Eaglemau ancl Aliie Yount spent an enjoyable day with Rev. Andrew Yount and famiiy, of Ladoga, Sunday.
WINGATE-
E.M.Morrow has recovered from jan attack of the 11 ux. MIBS Junia Snyder, of Indianapolis, [is the guest of Miss Ina Cord.
Mi6s Lillian Stout, of Brookston, is visiting her brother, Foster Stout. Lee J. Whelon will ba principal of our high school next term while Prof. Van6coyoe will go to \Va7net0wn.
James Wilson is again in charge of the Crawfordsville mail route having purchased it from young Kennedy.
Mrs. Kezian Krugg, of Ciawfordsville, has concluded a visit here with relatives and old friends and has returned home.
Mrs. Laura Pace end daughter, of New Mexico, are here for a visit with the family of W. W. Tiffany and other friends around the country.
Elder Powell will about the first of September retire from the pastorate of the Christain church and will probably be succeeded by Eldar Wm. Warbritton, of Covington, Ohio.
The sixth annual excursion to the ^National soldiers home at Marion, find., will occur on Tuesday, July 25th. 1 These excursions are always patronized by our people and a large crowd will again avail themselves of the privilege of seeing the old veterans at this model home.
On Monday last William Greon^hurg. living near Shawnee Mound in Tippecanoe county was kicked by a horse and is in a very serious and dangerous
Great Haste is Not Always Good Speed.'' cMany people trust to luck to pull them through, and are often disappointed.' Do not dilly-dally in matters of health With it you can accomplish miracles. Without it you are no good,' 'v
Keep the liver, kichieys, bowels and blood healthy by the use of Hood's Sarsuparilla, the faultless blood purifier.
Dyspepsia—"
Makes the food more deiicious and wholesome
TO CORRESPONDENTSMi6S Bertha Jewell won the prize offered last week.
C. Jackman and Miss Etta Gard ner are requested to meet with A. A. McCain at THE JOURNAL office Saturday, July S2d, at two o'clock as executive committee to make arrange ments for our coming annual reunion. By order of the president.
YOUNTSVILLE.
James Work, of VVaynetown, is home now. Mrs. Albert Yount is entertaining friends from Chicago.
Madame Rumor has it that we will have a wedding soon. Mrs George Hall entertained fr'ends from Illinois last week.
Lewis Staluaker, of Franci&ville, is here to spend the 6uinmer. Mr. Young and wife have taken rooms with Mrs Molly Moore.
JameB Graham and family spent Sun day with Ed Graham and wife. Dr. Dennis and Guy Grimes, of Alamo, visited the resort here last week.
Truitt Maxwell, of Crawfordsville is helping Howard Oneal put up his hay.
Mi6s Clara Smith, of Freedom, spent last Tuesday evening with her sister here.
Miss Carrie Bard, of Union Chapel, spent last Sunday with Miss Carrie Fink.
Miss Emma Lalley, of Crawfordsville, is spendidg the week with relatives here.
Mrs. Mitchell's
ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO., NEW YORK.
M. MII.I.EK.
Bon
and a friend
from Kentucky are spending a few days here. Miss Eva Myers apent Friday and Saturday with Myrtle. Wirt, of Crawfordsville.
Mrs. Emma Fink spent last Friday with Clarence Fink and family, of Crawfordsville.
We have a poetess. Her creditable piece entitled, *'A Reverend Gentleman," is just out.
The farmers are nearly all through cutting wheat. The yield is better than was expected.
Crowds rolled through the village last Friday to see the circus parade BB though it was fair day.
The young men of the Y. M. C. A., with their lady friends, spent Tuesday evening at Flat Rock park.
I know a positive relief
for dyspepsia and that is Hood's Sarsaparilla. It cured me. My neuralgia also stopped." W. B. BALDWIN, 1G4 Oak Street, Binglmmton, New York.
Tired Feeling
My appetite was
capricious, my liver disordered and I was tired. Hood's Sarsaparilla relieved it all. It cured a friend of mine of female weakness." Mas. JESSIE A. MEARXS, Clayton, Del.
SoJtAajyg/i'di
Hood'g 1*1118 cure liver 111a: the non-Irritating and only catlmrtic to tal:e with Huoa'ir.^r^iintrllur.
Baking
POWDER
condition and grave fears are entertained as to the result. Mr. Greensburg is one of the leadiDg citizens of his neighborhood.
Mr. Landis' article in last weeks JOURNAL was our sentiments on the street fair question. We can not see why the city government should suspend its laws and turn everything over to the lowest class of Chicago slums evpn for a week's good business for the Crawfordsville business men. What is a week's good business compared to a week's iniluence of such a crowd a£ was there last year.
JAMESTOWN.
The new telephones are giving good satisfaction. spent Sunday in
Warner Kessler Greencastle. James Gardner moved to lis last week.
I ndianapo-
E P. Hendricks was in Indianapolis last Tuesday. Rev. Ed Dunlavy preached Sunday morning for his father.
James Bradley lost one of his fingers by the saw at the mill. C. E Young will improve his residence on Church Btreet.
spent
James Southard, of Chicago the 4th with his mother. Tom Davis, of Lebanon, was here last Friday buying horses.
Hays Yelton, of Indianapolis, is visiting his parents this week. Ed Richmond has moved his saw mill from New Ross to this place.
George Neff commenced his new house on Main street Monday. Miss Adams, of Danville, Ind spent Sunday with Stella Hendricks.
Wm. Evans and wife, of Kokomo, visited at T. W. Porter's this week. Miss Maude Martin returned home Wednesday from Williams Bay, Wis.
Miss Willa Hubbie was married at Lebanon Tuesday, to John Titus, of that city.
Stephen Cline has purchased James Mitchell's property. Mr. Mitchell will move to Anderson.
The concert given by the JameBtown band every Saturday night is a drawing card for the town.
Pater Fudge, of Ladoga, waB here Tuesday and arranged to come in on the Home teleohone company's switch board with a direct line from Ladoga.
The Danville telephone line was connected with the line here Monday, and we are now in touch with Crawfordsville on the west, and Indianapolis on the east bv way of Danville.
NEW ROSS.
Ira Bowfcu, ,of Lebanon, was here Wednesday. V:" .. J. A. Morrison was at Indianapolis last Thursday.
Otto Van Horn, of Indianapolis, was here last Sunday. Ed Richmond has moved bis saw mill to Jamestawn.
T. S. Clark, of Crawfordsville, drove through here Wednesday. Mrs. T. A. Adkins is still very ill with nervous prostration.
Several New Ross people attended the circus at Crawfordsville Friday. New Ross is now without a saw mill. This i.-, a good location for a good mill. 'v
Mrs. Ira McLaughlin and daughter, Carrie, were the guests of Vora McLaughlin Friday. ::.i
Marshall Canada sold a part of the Midland property last Tuesday. Tom Hayter purchased it.
Bob Hamilton has purchased the two story building on the K. of P. lot and will tear it down next week.
The I. O 0. F. have received the lot markers from Veedersburg. They are now being put in position in the new cemetery.
A band stand is to be erected over the well at the corner of Main and State streets. The New Ross band will give concerts there Saturday evenings.
Wheat threshing will soon be finished. The crop is light but of fair quality. The corn is in finecondition. The hay harvest is progressing. The peach crop will be light but apples and peas will be plentiful. The blackberry crop is coming in, selling at 15 cents per gallon.
Complaint is being made that some small boys are destroying gardens and taking fruit frrm trees without the owner's consent. Prosecution is threatened if this continues These same boys make undue demonstrations on the streets after nightfall, yellii.g and cursing. This is a nuisance that should be stopped The other evening a gentleman hparing the noif=e exclaimed, "Curfew shall not. ring tonight!"
ELMDALE.
Charley GottVwas the Jrst to thresh in this place. Grandma Rettinger is very low grid is not expected to live long
Oharlie Myers will run the engine for Jake Surface while threshing Carlton Moore has sold a hundred head of hogs to the Wingate buyerp.
Carlton Moore has been appointed administrator of the estate of J. R. Vancleave, deceased.
John Morris and famiiy, Center, were the guests of Goff and family last Sunday.
of near Stillman
L. M. Coons and wife and J. F. Vancleave and wife were the guests of George Vancleave and wife, near Mellott, last Sunday.
The ladies of the M. E. church of this place had quite a crowd out Saturday night to their calico festival. The receipts were §41.
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8tore, corsete! corsets!! corsets!!!
Big 69c.
GRAVELLY RUN. attending normal at
Oakel Hail is Crawfordsville. Mr. and Mrs. Mark Jones, of Lebanon, are here visiting.
John Carroll and family visited relatives near Beckville Sunday. Rev. Hartley will not preach here as published in last week's paper.
Newt Kinnett and wife, of Shannondale, visited Dock Kinnett Sunday. W. Long and family, of Crawfordsville, visited Will Albertson Sunday.
Mrs. I. N Cox and Miss Ella Peacock, of Darlington, viBited Jos Johnson Thursday.
Winford Moore and wife were the guests over Sunday of Isaac O'Dell, of Campbell's Chapel.
Miss Ella Moore, after spending some time in our midst, is now a resident of Oak Grove.
George Lee and Ira Henry and their families spent Sunday with Geo. Kennedy at Smartsburg.
Ed Butler, of Glen Elder, Kan., has concluded a visit to friends and relatives here and reiurned home
Rev. Minerva Hubbard and Miss Mattie Kersey, of Darlington, attended services here Sunday morning.
Mr. and Mrs. P. Bond will attend a grand reunion of the Hays family which will take place at Lake Maxinkuckee Sunday.
DARLINGTON.
(Rural Route No. 1.)
Wm. Marts has been quite sick but is better now.. James Remle.v and wife spent Tuesday with Mrs. Frank Craig.
Several from here attended the show at Crawfordsviile Friday. Miss Clara Burkhart, of Thorntown, is working for Mrs. Anna Blue.
The church 6ccial at Bowers last Saturday night was well attended. Frank McNorton and family spent Sunday with Alva Clark and family.
W. Ii. Custer and wife transacted business in Crawfordsville last Friday. Fred Greiger, of Rushville, visited friends and relatives along the route last week.
Ves Miller, of Farmer's Institute, called on Chas. McGuire family last week.
R. M. Little and family, of Sodom, spent Sunday with Chas. Custer and family.
Chas. Hamilton and wife, of Anderson, are visiting friends and relatives along the route.
John Clrustry, of Otterbein, was delivering enlarged pictures along the route last week.
Miss May Cook is in Frankfort the guest of hei- cousins, Misses Glen and Fleeta Lanumn.
Forest Edwards, of Flat Creek, spent last week with his grandparents, J. L. Brown and wife.
Silas Peterson and wire were guests of Geo. Seybold and family, of Darlington last week.
Chauncey Marts and wife spent Sunday with Mrs. Margaret Marts and family, of Bowers.
Raymond Eugleman returned Monday after a ten days' visit with his brother, Bert, at Lafayette.
Miss Ly.dia Kindall is sick with typhoid fever at the home of her sister, Mrs. Matilda Neander.
John King's barn burned down' last Monday night. One horse and all other farming implements were destroyed.
Geo. Phoebus and family, Willie Clrustry, of White Church. Arthur Portous. of Lafayette, and Mr. Morrow and family, of Darlington, were the guests of J. A. Dodd and family Sunday.
KIRKPATRICK
We are soon to haveanew telephone lice. Benuett-Taylor is buried in corn this week.
Miss Madge Saidlaihasvi&itors from Clark's Hill. John Cave, operator for the Monon, is home on a visit.
GrimeB Sc Homey is the name of the new livestock firm. N. H. Vantrees, of Frankfort,twas in town Monday night.
First new wheat Wednesday teBted 4S tti. Price 55 cents. Joshua Saidla had a fine steer killed by the cars last week.
Riley Grimes has anew rubber tire
tuKgy-
Look out girls.
E O. Langdon and wife are the happy parents of a fine boy. Chas. Davis and E. Westfall are having their houses painted.
A Bowers returned Monday from a visit with Illinois relatives. John C. Morrison, of Indianapolis, spent Sunday with his wife here.
Win. Bros'n is spending a season with his best girl in Johnson county. Simeon Grimes has shaken the dust from his feet and is enroute for Colorado
II. Shobe ana Wm. Woodward', of Lebanon, shipped stock from here last week.
W. L. Cave and family, of Haniford, North Dakota, are visiting his mother' Mrs. Cave.
Wm. Bowers, of Darlington, spent Tuesday with his daughter, Mrs D. Shannon.
W. II. Gray has purchased a grocery &tore in Darlington and "will move there in the near future.
Dr. Brown and family spent the 4th at Potomac, 111., and Mr. and Mrs. E Westfall at West Lebanon.
Jacob Davis and daughter, -of Beeville. were in Crawfordsville Tuesday, also D. Shannon, of this place.
Clarence Grimes had a serious runaway on the 4th, wrecking a ncw buggy and breaking his horse's leg, and
DRINK URAIN-0
aftt.r ou ha\ concluded that you ought not to drink coffee. It is not medicine Dut doc-tOi-M order u. because it is healthful, invigorating and appetizing'. It is made from pure grains and has that rich seal brown color and tastes like the linest grades of coffee and costs about £4 as much. Children like It and thrive on it because it is a genuine food drink nothicjT but nourishment. Ask your grocer for 9raiu-0, the new food drink. 15 and 2o cents,
Main Street.
the animal had to be killed. Tho occupants escaped with a few bruises and scratches.
RURAL ROUTE NO- 3. JameB Swank is on the sick list. Guy 0. Widener is done making hay. Hay harvesting is in full blast along the route.
Albert Eshelman is preparing to go to the Klondike in tho near future. Joe Bohls has the contract of building the school house for the sum of $2,000.
Jack Rosebaum, of Veedersburg, has the contract of building the M. E church.
J. D. Wilson is putting the brick on the ground for the new school building at Round Hill.
Several from the Round Hill Sabbath school visited the Sabbath school at Mount Pleasant Sunday.
Jas. D. Wilson. A. W. Perkins. Delbert Pierce and Geo. Pierce wont to Wingate Monday on business.
Speclul IixcaralouH to CtirtiitHiiqua, ,Jnly 7tli nnl H8th. On July 7th and 28th the Indiana, Decatur & Western Ry. will sell special excursion tickets frora al 1 stations to Lake Chautauqua, N. Y., (Chautau qua Assembly) and return, good for return thirty-one days frym date of sale, at low rates for round trip. For ratpp, tickets, etc., call on any I D. & W. ticket agent or address
NO S. LAZARUS, O, P. A Indianapolis, Ind.
Our Time is Short
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We Must Vacate Our Room Soon.
If you need anything in our line make it, a point, to look through what we have left. You cannot buy elsewhere when we make you a pru*e. Everything- must go at some price which will be cut deeper than ever this week. The time to buy is now, other dealers will have to advance their prices in order to meet the market price, and still we .slaughter oui goods at less than the old price, as we took advantage of a great many bargains early in the season. We want to boom our trade this week, so come and see what we offer you. Remember, this is a genuine closing out sale. The time is short and everything must be sold.
Zack Mahorney Co.
White House Cash Grocery.
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BARNHILL. H0RIMA0AY& PICKETT
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Arc Going To Move.
Having leased the rooms now occupied by Mahorney & Son, we will move our entire store to these rooms and in order to save a big lot of work we have decided to make
A Removal Sale.
Commencing July 3d
We placed on sale our entire stock of FURNITURE, STOVES, OUEENSWARE and GLASSWARE. Our Furniture stock is large and of the latest patterns. No old stock to select from, You are aware that Furniture will be much higher, and if you want anything in the Furniture line you will never have a better time to buy,
Everyone knows that Stoves have gone up 20 per cent. What we have goes cheap. Do not want to move them. In Queenswarc, our stock is large aud dif* ficult to move- Will ciosc it out at cost. J? Every article sold must be for CASH and we cannot give any premiums only for Groceries.
Remember, we are going to move to The Mahorney stand.
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...BARNHILL, HORNADAY & PICKETT.,.
Crawfordsville, Ind.
By paying cash for our goods we sell as cheap as out1 Competitors can buy. A trial will convince. Our pricc list!
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J9 lbs. A 8 ujmr I.'..".'.".'." 1 20 lbs. (J Sugar 1 II). Lionel linking I'uwdc-r.... .. 1 II). Wliilo House lialclug rowder, every CUM Kusirauteed Hi'st Standard Cora I'ancy lfe Com. fk'. or linu: for. ..... 8-lb. can Pumpkin 1 package Cleaned Currants... ... 1 packatre Seeded (..'uri ants 1 package 10c, Corn Starch California Hams, fancy Host Star Hams, fancy (iood Prunes, lbs .'. Quaker Oats. 3 paekaKes Perfection Oats, 7e. -t packages... llawkeye oats, 2 lb package Stoneware MestGloss Starch.. Kino Syrup, per gallon Kino Sa It. per bbl Medium Salt,, per bbl Daniel Boone Laundry Soap. WeTiro making a special |rico fur a. short, time. Will sell you bars for bars l.aundrv Snap ............ Iti bars l.aundry Soap .... Utility Snap, 12'oz. cake. 12 bars'" ".T Package. OotVees ... Clothes Pins, 0 dozen Washing Powder. 5c box. John's Pest Hour, 25 lbs John's Tiest Klour, 50 lbs Sf.iV, Sleepy Kyo Klour.
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Sleepy Eye Klour. 50 lbs ........ 1 05 his Is guaranteed to be better than'any ot her Hour made, or your money will bo returned and you can keep the Ihiur. 1 lb. pack ago Soda .! lbs. Kood L'epoer, Kround 1 Kill Ion Hest Cider Vlneear 1 gallon Host White Wine Vinegar 1 gallon KesfcOII 5-1 b. bucket. Assorted Hutters.......... .. 1-)-lb. en,!, r.emon Cling Peaches, lu heavy syrnp iV"'': l'eef Ext,met lib. 90c Tea 1 lb. 60c Tea. 1 lb. 50c Toil (iood Toilet, Soaj), 1 cake'." Putter Mil It Soap, box of 3 cakes... Climax Making Powder, i-a lb. Oc, 1 ib 1 can Merry War Lye. 7c 4 .30
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I ry a pound of our 13o and 17c "dofTeo.a good as others charge you 25c and 30c for. Allison I rutt, Jars, self sealers, nts, per dozen Mason Krult. Jars, self sealers, ots.'ner dozen Mason Krult Jars, self sealers, gal" per do/en I.ewis I,ve 12 boxes Matches 10c bottle. Lemon ftxtract 10c bottle Vanilla Kxtract .' 3-lb. can California White Clin'rics"" I'.ine.y In-led Peaches, something fine lieanji, hand picked, 10 lbs.. .,,-..?.
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