Crawfordsville Weekly Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 27 October 1899 — Page 5

^BSOWTEW tURE

Makes the food more delicious and wholesome

TO CORRESPONDENTS. Mise Grace Sweeney won the prize ^offered last week.

POTATO CREEK.

Oil Graham is husking corn for Jas. ltagoire. Amy Oook has been quite sick with malarial fever, but is better.

Miss Lulu Booker retnrned home from Indianapolis last Friday. Bad M&rlz and wife are the proud parents of a baby boy since last Saturday,

Mieses Tinnie Brooks and Laura Custer were in Crawfordsville Thursday.

Benjicnin Burkart and wife, from Thorntown, Sundayed with Mrs. 8. Blue.

Mr. Eller, of Bloomington, is visiting his daughter, Mrs. George Cook, and family.

Will Irons and family, from Clark's Bill/ were Sonday visitors at G. D. Snyder's.

O iN. Marts and wife and Miss Lulu Davie, of near No. 12, spent Sunday at J. A! Dodder

John Brlown and family were in Crawfordsville Tuesday. Also 0. N. Marts and wife.

Oharlie Faust and wife, from Da?ington, attended qnarterly meeting it Potato Greek Monday night.

Miaa Florence Harper, from near Gottsge Grove, were guests iof Mi as Elate Fulse Saturday night and Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. B. Woliver, of near Hunt's school bouse, visited at Frank MoNorton'a, near Boots' school bouse, Tuesday.

Mrs. George Boots and children, froie Boots' school house, were guests of Bob Dykes and familyJtaturday and Sunday, ''u. ODr. Bailey and wife and^'C. E. Faust nd wife, from Darlington, were the ueats of 0. Maguire^ audjffataHy Sunay evening.

J. K.Pat ton, from near Galena, Ind., rrived Tuesday evening at 0. N. arts' to make an extended visit with them and J. A. Dodd.

Jack McNally and wife, of Chlliothe, Mo are visiting relatives here, htoy celebrated their silver wedding nulveraary Sunday, at the home of r». McNally's father, John King.

HOrAt BAKING POWDER CO., NEW YOHK.

V'. .js. SMARTSBURG-

William Wisehart Is Improving his ouse with new coat of paint. Sherman Moore and wife spent Mon ay.evtfoing with George Kennedy and amily.

Frank Kennedy and wife, of Ruasellille, are visiting relatives in this icinity-

The aupervtsor is making a great provsindot on our gravel road by radlng

Mr, and Mra. F. S. Quigg, of felly Hun. are the proud parents baby boy. unt Manda Misner Is spending a weeks with Jeff Simpson and jlly, of Wesley. Mrs[ Joe Fauet and Berry Byrd, who ltejsick, are reported is wrAing. lid Mamie Martin attendgiven by Effie and Hasel liesday evening.

have bctte

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Wisehurt, of this place, to Orawfordsville, where he far Tlnsley & Co.

William Long and faintly, of West 5' ohocfl heme, and Mrs. Frank Warren pent Sunday at Geo. Lee's.

Rev. Hooper will fill his regular appointment at the Baptist church the' second Sunday in November and also the Saturday before.

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JUKTSVILLE.

Mr. »n^ Mrs Hutchings. of CrawfordsvlHtj, apeiit Sunday here. Severaj frot* here attended "Uncle Toin's!^bin" Saturday night.

Geo. Hall ai?d family spent last Sunday with relates Orawfordsville. Mrs- Albert* Yount has returned after ftvioit with friends in Chicago.

TftrTipson and wife spent

undi^ vc"'th iff. Birkehire and wife. Mr. ^irt-andfamily, of Crawfordsille, visited atMr. John Uiyer's last undaW.. finnjife, Cecil,Ida and George L*wton. saent last Sunday with Mrs. Mifecbelll

'JE^xampk is Better

Than Precept

It is not wh%t ive say, but what Hood's Sarsaparilla does,

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tern the story.

Thousands of testimonials are .examples of }uhat Hood's wne foe others, and it will Ido for you*

Ifula Running scrofula sores be shunned lfor neighbors. Medical pnt failed. iTrelative urged me to od's Saraaparif la. Did so and in few the soren completely healed." MRS. (TCHj.lEftna.-N. H. imatory Rheumatism-" Two [ttogrip left me with Inflammaumatism. Am 89 years old, but 3a»saparllla cured me and I can climb »lrs and walk anywhere." J. LOVEXAltB, 373 Fargo Ave., Buffalo, N.' Y.

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BAKING POWDER

Mr. Burk and wife, of Bluff Mills, attended the funeral of Mrs. Lawton last Sunday.

Mr. Robinson and family, Dora Sidener and aunt spent last Sunday with Wm. Sidener and family.

Aliens Love, and Mary aDd Ruth Lebo spent last Sunday with little Ethel and Lagera Donglas.

Henry Lalley and family, Mr. Poole and family, Geo Shanklin and wife, visited at Wm. Hurley's last Sunday.

There will be a pie social given at the ball on next Saturday evening for church benefit. Adjoining neighborhood's are invited to come and spend a pleasant evening with u*.

Wm. Sidener aud wife, Wm. Hurley and wife, Jack Love and wife, and Misses Grace Sweeney and.Etta Priebe, and Messrs. Earl Hnrley, Walter Sidener, Howard Munns and John Sidener attended the social at the Baptist church on last Friday evening and ,a most profitable and enjoyable evening, was spent aDd compliment the Baptist ladies on their financial acheme.

Hugh Swearingen and Mits Louise Brown, of Crawfordsville, were lined in marriage on last Thursday evenlffjlj and have gone to house keeping on Frank Vancleave'a pia.e near here The groom ia one of our most refined young men and baa won for MB bride one of the most popular and estimable young lady. The correspondent with a host of friends, join In wishing-them a life of happiness.

The angel of death has again visited our midst and took from us a dear mother and friend, Mrs. Jennie Lawton. She waa born in Fleming county, Kentucky, Oct 5, 1667, and departed this life Oct. 20, 1899. She leaves a huaband and four children, and a host of friends to mourn her loss. On Friday morning the angle came and took our dear one where there is no Borrows and disappointments but in land of love where all is ly and peaciB. 'L-esi

Her sufferings ended with the day. Yet lived cKSe.-v-N Bhe breathed?tn^fen|riigWfltVay,

In statu^lkjtfrefrosol But when the sun in all his state, Illumined the eastern skies, She passed through glory morning fate.

And walked In Paradise. She joined the Methodista Episcopal church here in 1887, and lived a consistent member ever since She was married to Edward Lawton, in 1888 and to their union were born four children, Minnie, Cecil, Ida and George. To know her was to love and respect her. She bore her illness of four months of that dreaded disease of consumption with patience and Christian fortitude The funeral was preached at the M. E church here by Rev. Dougherty, and 6be was laid to reat in the cemetery sonth of here.

Death has robbed us of our mother. Whom wo loved and cherished so It was mother, yes dear mother.

Can we help but miss her so. CURES croup, sore throat, pulmonary troubles—monarch over pain of every Bort. Dr. Thomas' Eclectric Oil.

GRAVELLY RUN.

Born to Mr. and Mrs. F. S. Quigg, Oct. 22. a son. Mr. Todd has been the guest of bla parents In Carroll county.

C. W. Pritchard and family, of Darlington, were here Sunday evening. Mrs. Andy Carroll and little son, of Poplar Bluff, Mo., have been here this week.

Joseph Binford is building some corn cribs. The work is being done by Will Saidla

The new residences of Abe Foust and John Wilkinson are nearing completion.

Mrs. Stella Kennedy and Mrs. Laura Mastin, of Smartsburg, were here Monday.

Gravelly Run's ball team will play Smartsburg In the near future. Watch for-the date.

Miss Liiiie Johnson was the guest of her Bister, MrB. Cleo Oook, at Center Grove Tuesday night

The Garfield scribe and another young lady were at Mace Monday looking after a location. .Mrs. Frank Warren and children, Mrs Long, and Wm. Long and family dined at Qeo Lee's Sunday. 7

Miss Clara Hall attended the dedication of- the new school building at New Ross Sunday afternoon.

Jonathan Fruits lost four head of cattle, presumably they having

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bitten by the Garfield mad dog. The school house was given a much needed cleaning Saturday by the tracher, Oakel Hall, and others.

Mr. and Mrs. John Carroll were at John Harris' Monday, called there bv the sicknesB of Mrs. Carroll's mother

Mrs. Katherine Francis haB concluded a month's visit with her son and other relatives in this vicinity and returaed to her home at Merom.

LAPLAND,

Meeting closed at Parkersbnrg last Friday night with one addition. Mr. Lew Day and family visited relatives near Whltesvllle last Sunday.

Miss Eva Brush, of New Market, spent last week with Misa Jessie Davi).

Fred Kineald and family visited relatives near Lebanon the latter part of last week.

Steven Johnson and wife, of near New Market, visited John Smith and wife Sunday.

Willard Hicks has been quite sick with sciatic rheumatism, but is better at this writing.

Mrs. Ida Hadley, of Danville, is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs John Service, this week.

Claude James and family, of Anderson, visited relatives in this locality I la 6t Saturday and Sunday,

WAVELAND.

Geo. Lucaa spent Sunday in Hume, 111. Lee Straughan spent Sunday at home.

Charles Mllligan returned from Ohicago Monday. Fred StebbinB moved to Brown's Valley this week.

Harry Kritz spent Sunday with relatives in Indianapolis. Elisba Doyle, of Indianapolis, visited W. S. Goslin and family this week.

Miss Bessie Harris and Ted Johnson visited relatives in Crawfordsville over Sunday.

Alva Sharp, of Montezuma, is here puttiDg in the furnace of Wm. Jarvis' new house.

Elmer Dietrich has moved to town and occupies the property west of the school building.

Ed James, while trying to head off a calf, was kicked on the leg and is now going on crutches.

The Midland had another wreck dowu by the Junction Saturday. A few cars off was all.

The Independent telephone system is in connection with Indianapolis and gives splendid service.

The young ladies are preparing to entertain their gentlemen friends in great style Hallowe'en.

Mr. aDd Mrs. McClaiD, of Indianapolis, were the guests of T. Banna and family over Sunday. I Mr. and.Mrs. Smythe spent the first qt the.week in:ferre Haute visiting tlheir son, WUl. ^nd. wife-

Geo. Dillman has purchased the lot on the corner of Cress and Green' streets of Geo. Lucas and will erect a handsome brick hardware room.

Bev. J. S. Crowder, of Darlington, was in the city Tuesday evening. He had been to Russellville to perform the marriage ceremony at the VancleaveNichols wedding.

John Holland and Win Goslin have purchased the Haven Bros, general store The boyB are well liked, are good business men, and we know they will do a large business They will continue to buy poultry.

John Johnson seems to be unfortunate with his school this year. He had to close two weeks on account of diphtheria, and last Monday he went to resume again and found he had fi?e cates of ecvrlet fever, eo it was a case of rost agata. )Qu_ite ajjnerry party, composed of Dr.

J. Kleiser, Geo. Cowan, Geo

Moore, Jos. Klei6er, and W. Kteiser, of Terre Haute, left for the banks of Sugar Creek Tuesday to 6ee' about the finny tribe. The bojs know how to fish and we may expect to hear some startling stories if not enabled to see some large fish. They will be gone about ten days.

Eli Bigger, of the South Dakota regment of volunteers, which waB mustered out last week, was in town Monday on his way to see his parents, who live out by Byron. Mr. Bigger has just returned from the Philippines, where he has feen over a year of serv ice. He talks very interestingly of the war which is going on there now aid seems to think it will be a long time before they are cocqnered.

LONCSTREET.

The deaconesses of Bethel chssreh are doing good service this week. School eeems to be progressing nicely, whippings few and order good.

Rev E'mer Shaver, of Washington. C., is home on a few days' vacation E Smalley attended the Masonic lodgd la6t Thursday night at Darlington.

Brainard Mount and family, of Dar lingtoo, were at W. Mount's Sun day.

MIFS Jennie Mots left John Young's last Sunday to attend school at New Rcss.

Andrew Vannice and family, of Leb anon, visited at E. Butler's last week.

Mrs. Jacob Rroche entertained two ladies from a foreign country Tuesday nipht.

Mrs Carri« Luckett. 'r out with her mother while her husband is away traveling.

Homer Miller, custodian of the state museum, was home from Indianapolis last week.

Governor Mount and wife were out at their country home from Saturday until Monlav-

Bob LaFollette and wife, of Lebanon, spent three days of last week at W. H. Mounl

Geo. Riggins was a witness in the Qaackenbush-Lockwood trial at Lebanon last week.

Several of our girls will attend the county Christian Endeavor convention at Whitesville Friday and Saturday.

Arrangements are being made to replace the church belfry and get new doors, which have been needed a Ions while.

Rev. Buchanan, of Ladoga, will occupy the pulpit at Shannondale church Sunday, Oat. 29, both morning and night.

The sorenaders were laBt week making the their music. It was around. Come again.

out one night air ring with appreciated all

Charlie Horn's family moved to Crawfordsville last Monday." Charlie will "bach" with his brother Harrison In Shannondale and work in the neighborhood awhile.

George Jewell's team ran into a fence last week, severely cutting themselves on the barbed wire. Dr. Mills, of Shannondale, ac'id as veterinary surgeon, taking eleven stitches in one gash.

Tuesday, while helping move a house for Sam Stevenson, east of Oherry Grove, a roof caved in on Curt Paugh, cutting a gash on the back of his head in which three stitches had to be taken.

Wm. Dickson aDd family, west of Sjhannondale, moved to a farm which" tjiey purchased,' near Lebanon, last "Wee)c. The neighborhood loses a good family, but wishes them .success of .the move. ...

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Mrs. Fred McCallister and son Ralph were out from Crawfordsville a few days last week, when the latter took sick and they went home to be near medical assistance. The child is much better now.

Some of our people went down towards Yonntsville last week, got lost in the hills, were informed by one of the inhabitants thereof that they were witLin a quarter cf a mile of the jumping off place, but at laBt reached home safely.

If your sheep don't thrive to suit you, And the world seems upside down, Don't wast your time in fretting,

But drive away that frown And go buy a Tunis Ram of Rountree.

ALAMO.

Miss Mattie Michaels is very sick this week. Quite a crowd was out to hear Rev. Caldwell Sunday evening.

Ohas Weatfall and wife visited at Wm. Ammerman'e Sunday. MrB. Mary Parrot and child visited at Chas. Westfall's Wednesday.

Wm Deets, of near Crawfordsville, called on home folks last Sunday. Miss Lucy Fishero has been quite sick for some time with neuralgia.

Jane Smith visited her daughter, Mrs. Pearl Holman, at Fruits last week.

Mrs. Heath's sale last Thursday was well attended and a great many things were sold.

Lem Orwig and family, of Hillsboro visited Biltie Fullenwider and wife last Sunday.

John Bay less and aunt, Mrs. Mary Boland, went to Crawfordsville Sunday to visit Abijah Bayless

The sale of Andrew Herron on last Thursday was well attended and a great deal.of stock was sold at good prices.

Quite an interesting institute was held at the Alamo school building last Saturday by the Ripley township teachers.

John Michaels died

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THE SET

$1.25

Consisting of CUTICURA SOAP, & cleanse the skinCUTlCURA Ointment to heal the skin and CUTICURA RESOLVENT, to cool the blood, is often sufficient to core the most torturing, disfiguring sHn, scalp, and blood humors, rashes, ltchings,and Irritations, with loss of hair, when UK best physicians, and all officr remedies ftll.

This Sale

Started

SATURDAY,

Saturday

night at the home of Jamea Michaels. The burial took place at the Stone braker cemetery Monday at 10 o'clock.

Wm. Hatt and L1 zz'e Butcher were married last Sunday morning at the residence of the bride's father by Rev. Caldwell.

Misses Dennis and Lawrence and Prof. Coombs and George Walters entertained their little girl friends with mus-c at the Clark hotel Tuesday evening. All enjoyed themselves very much.

James Day put up a sign asking peo pie not to shoot frame in' the pond, and someone took it down. It will be replaced as he has gee»e and ducks there that would be Feared away by the shootiosr.

Star Shoe House

...GREAT,,.

Broken Lot Sale

OF-

Boots, Shoes,

And Rubber Goods

Being overstocked on Summer goods, having a considerable amount tit remnants,on hand, in odd sizes, we are compelled to close them outfits great loss to ourselves, in order to make room for our new goods. AH.-c? new Fall Goods now in stock will also be sacrificed."

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These Prices Tell the Tale:

Infants' Dongola, patent tip, button Infants' Dongola, patent tip, button.. i.... Child's Dongola, patent tip, button........ Child's Dongola, patent tip, lace or button.. Child's Dongola, patent tip, lace or button... Misses' Dongola, patent tip, lace or button... Misses' Dongola, patent tip, lace Ladies' Dongola, patent tip, lace or button... Ladies' Dongola, stock tip, lace.*.. .. Gents' Satin Calf, lace...... v.^ f"**5 Youth's Satin Calf, lace.'c Youth's Veal Calf, lace.. Boys' Satin Calf, lace. j... .•. Boys' YealCalf, lace.. Men's Dongola, low cut, black or tan Men's Congress Shoe Men's "A" Ca% congress or lace Men's Satin Ostf, congress or lace Men's Satin Calf, congress or lace, aM styles., Men's Satin Calf, congress or lace Men's Veal, congress or lace Men's "A" Calf Boot Men's Veal Kip Boot Ladies' Heavy Shoes Misses' Bubbers

All Ladies' and Men's[$3.50 Shoes will be sold at

IF YOU HAVE A LOAN TO RENEW Or Oontemp?»te Borrowing' Money note the following liberal terms: 1st—We make ioans for a term of ten (10) years with the privilege of repayment of any amount at any tim«, not requiring you to pay a specified amount at a specified time. 3d— Interest payable annually at the end of the year 3d—No gold clause. 4th—We allow you the privilege of paying your Interest any month in the year most convenient to rou. 5th—No charges for examination of title, security or for recording mortgage.

If you are carrying seven ana eight percent mosey, renew it with cheaper money and on more liberal terms.

FRANK C. BVAN8 &

Don't fail to take advantage of an opportunity of this kind. Remember all new Fall Goods to be sacrificed in this sale

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Rip arts Tabules

RXQDLATI THE

Stomach, Liver and Bowels.

BXPAX8 IABULI8 mm th* bwl medietas known to* Indigestion, BUUmusau, Headaolin, Oonstlpatlon, Dyspepsia, Chronic Llm Troubles, DinintM, Bad Complexion, Dysentery, Offensive Bwsth, and all Disorders of ttie Stomach, Llnr and Bowels.

Blpans Tabules oo&taln nothing injurious to tine moat delicate constitution. Are pleasant to take, safe, effectual and give Immediate relief. May De ordered through nearest druggist or bv mall.

THE RIP AN S CHEMICAL CO. Burace Bt. New YorkOity.

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Broken Lot Price, S .19 .39 .49 .69 .98 .69 .98 .89 1.29 .79 .84 .98 .98 1.08 .69 .89 1.09 .99 1.29 1.59 1.28 1.69 2.49 .98 .24 .24 .29 .. 2.98

Sizes. Worth. 2-5 $ .25 2-5 .50 5-8 .65 8^-11 .85 8fll 1.25 12-2 1.25 12-2 1.35 3 8 1.15 2£-8 1.75 9-13 1.00 12-2 1.15 11-2 1.25 3 5 1.35 3-5 1.50 6-9 1.50 611 1.25 6-11 1.35 6-11 1.25 6-11 1.75 6-11 2.00 611 1.75 6-11 2.00 6-11 3.00 38 1.35 9-2 .35 3-8 .35 3-8 .40

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128 E. Main St., Crawfordsville, Tnd.

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Come and see our line of Ladled Jackets and Capes that we hare re* duced from S7.50 to £4.98.

Johnson Clore.