Crawfordsville Weekly Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 11 May 1900 — Page 5
FAGGED
"AH tired out. Can't ^hardly take another step. Don't seem to have any ambition.
Can't do half my regular work, 'm weak, nervou3, depressed, discour-
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story? If so, you tell it fell, for it's the story of impure blood. There's only one remedy that will make you change this story
Maril
What a record it has! 50 of cures! It can't be said or other sarsaparilla. $1.00 a bottle. All druggtsfs.
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Take Ayer's Pills with Ayer's Sarsaparilla. After an attack of tlio grip my whole By.item was run down very low. 1 thought 1 Would try vnur Sarsafiarilla, and am glad to say it "did mo more good than all the doctors' medicine put together or any medicine I had ever taken.
Mrs. E. K. KlXrt,
Feb. 1,1899. CoojierBtown, M. V. Writx the Dnctoi—If you have any complaint whatever, write us all about ik You will receive the best medical advice free.
Address, Dr. J. C. AVER, Lowell, Nbase
TO CORRESPONDENTS-
Miss Daisy Campbell offered last week.
won the prize
HICKORY GROVE-
Charley Staley has a new carriage. Will Hole is having anew barn built. Women and girls are busy selling the Linden rug.
Children's day at Young's chape! the first Sunday in June. Samuel Hitch and family visited Alfred Simpson's Tuesday.
Samuel Blantou is putting in corn on the place of Fonsworth Smith. Charley Driver is helping Alfred Simpson "tend his farm this year.
Lerton Hughes and wife, of Lafayette, visited home folks last week. Meeting at Young's chapel last Sunday morning and evening was well attended.
We wish to thank the gentlemen who furnish music for the neighborhood on still evenings. Wo appreciate it, boys.
NEW ROSS:
Ethel Rowers was in Crawfordsville Monday. Joe Booher went to Mason City. 111., last Tuesday.
Will Peterson, of near Linnsburg, was here Wednesday. James Everson, of Crawfordsville, was in town Saturday.
A. B. Crawford has moved into his Green street property. The proceeds of the M. E. church ice cream supper were $20.
Capt. A. M. Scott, of Ladoga, was
here Wedne-tiay afternoon. R. W. Lookabill was up from Crawfordsville Saturday evening.
Wm. McClin'ic and family have returned to their home at Lafayette. Miss Maude Cason. of Crawfordsville, was the guest of Mrs. Rountree Sunday.
Rev. II. Keim is completing a six room dwelling on his farm south of town.
The postofiice was moved last- week into the corner loom of the Heath house.
Grant Smith and wife, of Advanec. were the guests of Jesse Smith Tuesday night.
John lnlow, James Peterson and A. J. Hobson have been sick, but are now better.
Geo. O. Brown has purchased the Rountree farm east of town. Consideration l,-t00.
Walter Bratton, who has been working in the Big Four ollico at Mace, camc home Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. McKey visited Mr. and Mrs. James Dayton at Frankfort from Saturday until Moncay.
Mrs. Jennie Myers, of near Ladoga, was the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Jessie Morrison over Sunday.
A series of meetings is progressing at the M. E. church. .Rev. H. C. Riley, assisted by W. B. Adkins is in charge.
The new town board assumed their offices Tuesday evening. The result of thd election is found elsewhere in this paper.
Mrs. J. D. Hurt, of Crawfordsville, came over Monday evening to visit her daughter, Daisy, at the postoUice. She returned home Tuesday.
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A doctor's examination might show that kidneys, liver and stomach are normal, but the doctor cannot analyze the blood upon which these organs depend.
Hood's Sarsaparilla purifies, vitalizes and enriches the blood. It cures you when "a bit off" or when seriously afflicted. It never disappoints.
Dyspepsia—" My husband had dyspepsia and Hood's Sarsaparilla cured him. Our little boy was nervous Hnd the baby had ulcerous sores. It cured both." MRS. EMMA BKBE, Portage, Pa.
Indigestion—"! could not eat for some months on account of distress and indigestion, Hood's Sarsaparilla cured me so that I can eat and sleep well." its. O. A. GUUTZ, Taylor and Walnut Sts., Wilmington, Del.
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The new town well is completed. A strong How wan struck at a depth of 13S feet. The waten rose rapidly and now stands 128 feet in the well.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm, McClintic desires to thank all who showed their kindness toward them during their sorrowful trip here last week, at the funeral of their son, George.
Debbie Schntt, Marguerite Harris, Catharine Hurt and Lissa Stoner are delegates to the Rchekah assembly at Indianapolis next, Monday. Miss Schutt i- a delegate from Covington lodge.
POTATO CREEK.
Frank Custer sports a rubber '""tire buggy. Aunt Linda Peterson is slowly improving.
What has become of the Franklin Mills scribe. Miss Agnes McGuire is working for Mrs. Chas. Castor.
I. A. Dodd has treated himself to a canopy top buckboard. Stewart McGuire and Eugene Kelsey spent Sunday in Lebanon.
Miss Ella McGuire Is visiting friends in Indianapolis and Lebanon. G. D. Snyder, of Linden, spent Tuesday afternoon with John Booher.
Quite a large crowd attended preaching at Potato Creek Sunday evening. Sam Price and wife, and brother, from Virginia, visited at John Booher's Sunday.
Miss Stella Hiatt, of Ohio, and Miss Snow Tribbett, of Lebanon, are visiting at Clint Tribbett's.
Mrs. Chas. McGuire spent Tuesday in Darlington the guest of Mrs. Nancy Hollingswortb and Mrs.GeorgeHenderson.
Chas. Custer and wife are the proud parents of a baby girl since last Sunday. Charley says one girl is worth a dozen boys.
Mrs. Mary Wheeler. Mrs. Abby Keene. of Ladoga, and Miss Maggie Morrison spent Wednesday with Mrs. Isaac Cox, east of Darlington.
Ralph Hiatt's sister. Mamie, and Mr. Bell, of Darlington, and Florence McGuire called on Misses Nora and Laura Tribbett Sundav evening.
ELUOALE'
Mr. Cuminings' little child is on the sick list. Walter Thompson is very sick with typhoid fever.
Preston Swank is shearing the sheep in this neighborhood. Mrs. Hettie Potter, of Illinois, is visiting her parents hero.
Bill Larew has been repairing the fencing on the Lowe farm. L. M. Coons and wife attended church at Waynetown last Sunday.
There is quite a great deal of breaking to do in this neighborhood yet. John Merrill has completed a summer kitchen this week for D. C. Moore.
Mr. Adkins and family have moved into the Jap Hutchinson property that Charley Got! bought.
James Quick and family were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Kendall, of Wingate, last Sunday.
Jake Zerface and Hal Davis have been ditching on the widow /erfaee farm this week.
Stilman GofT and family, of this place, were the guests of Henry Vancleave and family last Sunday.
Mrs. Charley GotT made her tirst trip to see her parents since her sicknes last Sunday. She isn't very strong yet.
Dave Patton and wife went, to see his niece, Mrs. Mattie Alexander, who has been very sick, but who is now some better.
Mrs. Etta Vancleave and little son were the guests of Stilman Goff and famiiy last Saturday night. They went t.o Wingate Sunday.
There will be preaching at.
in the forenoon next Sunday and at Elmdale M. E. church at .1 o'clock. All are invited to both services.
There was quite a wind storm in through here last Tuesday which blew down fruit trees and fencing, and down about Wesley it took trees out by the roots in the pastures and there was a big rain.
When that two-legged thief was around he came very near carrying off all the side meat, that Andre»v Jones had. They had seven sides and the thief took six of ttaem. Tie ouirht to have been made to carry six loads of shot and see how he would like thai.
Since the company has been putting in more 'phones and working on the line the neighbors in through here can talk to most anyone they wantto. They don't have, to go to central. When the rain came up last Tuesday one of the bosses said that the rain caught them before they were ready, lie said they had .'!2 wires down and loose from tiie switchboard. They had to work until after dark and then didn't get them all up-
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DARLINGTON
Two new weddings soon. A girl baby at Al.vah Clark"-*. Tom Campbell has bought a dog. Another voter at Frank Booher's. Frank Stout is working at Veedersburg.
Matt Gearson ha returned from the country. R. M. Little, of Kirkpatrick. was in town Monday.
Ed Coleman, of Linden, come over to see us Monday. G. D. Snyder, of Linden, circulated among us Wednesday.
Charley Morrison, tired of town life, has moved to the country. J. J. Kirkpatrick. of Franktort, Avas here on business Wednesday.
Bud Dunbar has opened up a meat market in the Thompson block. F. II. Marshall has returned from his southern trip and is now at home.
Alfred French, of Noblesville, visited friends in and around town this week. A nice little girl baby is reported at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Custer.
Sunday and election day coming toether made it verj^hard* ou the town pump.
Lew Burk has recovered from a serious spell of sickness and is again in. his shop.
Caroline Watkins bought the old home place at the commissioners' sale Saturday.
Howard Kimsey has returned from Veedersburg where he has been working for some time.
The 11th Indiana cavalry will hold their annual reunion at Indianapolis Tuesday the 15inst.
Charley Day has taken possession of of the Charley Morrison property on west Harrison street.
George Utterback and wife, of near! Tuesday at the M. K. parsouage, Mr. Lapland, were back in their old neighborhood visitingorelatives and friends this week.
Miss Jessie Davis spent Sunday night with Miss Ruby Caplinger. W. M. Davis and J. R. Burgess went to Greencastle on business last Wednesday.
Lon Day and family visited Mart Love and family, of Whitesville, last Sunday.
The services at the school house last Sunday were not very well attended on account of the rain.
Mrs. Belle Bush, of New Market, and Mrs. Mattie James visited Mrs. Lizzie Hicks last Thursday.
Frank Kinpaid and familv visited relatives near Crawfordsville Friday night.
Aunt Mary Burgees and daughter, Nannie, spent last Tuesday with Mrs. Mattie Burgess, of Ladoga.
Lon McOlain and family, of Whitesville, and Miss Lizzie McCJain, of Ireland, spent Sunday with George Browning and wife.
Rev. Thomas Vancleave, of Atlanta, Ind., will givo a temperance lecture at the Lapland school house next Tuesday night. Let every one come out and hear him.
85,000 WORTH of desirable black silk and wool dress goods must be sold in next two weeks, The Bi rr QtA*»a ad to-day.
Joe Bradly started the sprinkler
ing. Come again Joe. A goodly number from here attended I court at Crawfordsville Tuesday in the I case of Barnhart vs. railroad.
Ira Heath has painted the front of his store room and will continue to do business with but one "phone.
Aunt Nancy Uollingeworth and granddaughter. Pearl, are again at home with us for the summer.
Telephones have become contagious in and around here until wo find one in every house and occasionly two.
Frnest Henderson has taken service with the Clover Leaf railroad and will soon move his family to Frankfort.
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Friday evening, the 1Mb. L. B.Brown will deliver his lecture, "A Batch of Biscuits. This keture is said to be superior to his lecture on ''Uncle Sam,'" .which ..so pleased us sometime ago.
Rev. J. S. Crowder is oll' ori'liis wedding tour. On the evening of the 1",
and Mrs. Crowder will give a reception from 7 to U. All are invited regardless of politics or religion.
Dr. Lot Bailey will attend next Tuesday and Wednesday the Indiana Institute of Osetopathvji to be held at the Denison hotel at Indianapolis. Dr.
Liberty Bailev will read before the societv a "The ions,
paper entitled, pianatory Incir Therapeutics.''
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WAYNETOWN.
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Thomas Booe and sou are brick at Kingman. Miss Tommio Porter is teachin subscription school here.
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Ilolnian & Biddle have moved their new brick livery barn. Brown iV Birdsell are adding new 'phones to their system daily.
Paul Hurt visited in Wingate and New Richmond last Monday and Tuesday.
Walter Claypool will clerk in the drug store for Tom Taylor after this w'eok.
Winlield Fowie.r is all smile since Friday night because of the advent of a six pounder. .Mrs. .1. S. Claypool and son. Waiter, I are visiting in Lafayette and Romney the past ten days.
Dr. Guy Bunnell, mother and sister, of Lebanon, were the guests of Dr. Harry Bunnell and wife the first of the week. .lames B. Elmore, the historian and bard of Alamo, will receive the rank of Esquire at the K. of P. lodge here next Monday night.
Uncle Tommy Quillen arrived here the first of the week where he will probably visit with his son. Billy, for several weeks.
The number of Prohibition votes cast in this township next fall will largely depend upon the kind of men the two old parties bring out.
P. J. Lough and family were called to Veedersburg last Tuesday to attend the bedside of Miss Cora English, who is supposed to be dangerously ill.
Up to date there has only been sixhungry Democrats announced for the office of assessor in this township, but rumor has it there aro more to follow.
Rev. A. L. Crim, of Crawfordsville, has been invited by the Grand Army po.it to deliver a Memorial sermon here on the 27th, or fourth Sunday in this month.
Follick fc McClure have begun the erection of a fine brick building adjoining the Masonic rooms on the east, which will probably be used for a meat market.
On last Thursday night Rev. Frank
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Masonic goat in the presence of about 100 sympathizing friends. The school board have selected a full corps of teachers for the ensuing year, viz: Principal, Prof. Yanscoyoc 7th and Sth grades, II. Harvey "th and lith grades, C. E. Grenard: and 4th grade*, Kit tie Coble: 1st, and 2nd grades, Clara Crowder.
A. D. Merrill has sold'his meat shop and fixtures to Will Kerr and Charley Grenard, of Wingate, they taking immediate possession of the same, hoping not only to retain all the old customers who have b?en accustomed to trading there, but, an addition of several new ones as well.
A traveling salesman who for the past year lias been making regular trips hero every seven weeks, was beard last Tuesday to remark that of all the towns that 1 visit, this one has the fewest, loafers, the least slang1, vulgarity and profanity on her streets of any in my travels. Moral:--A line graded school and three good churches predominate here instead of gin mills and gambling dens.
ALAMO
Monday and in a few hours it was rain- erty lately vacated by Wiley Runyan.
Memorial day in Darlington will be as big as ever this year. Several new and interesting features will be added.
A. II. Carnell and (Jake Hall have received their commissions as cencus enumerators and are ready to go to work June I.
On the evening of Mav 1. at the M.
E. church for the sum of 10 cents you can hear the Lev. R. UaUtead Khoden Ham and family deliver hts lecture, "run on the Farm.'
The old Greene building is gone. The work of excavating goes merrily on. The bones of our fellow citizens are not
who disappeared years ago, found, therefore', no sensation. The election passed otV very Monday, the Republicans electing the two councilman and giving the clerk, and treasurer to the Democrats. A very fair divide for a Republican town.
tl.iijrd.and last heat on the Waynetown portion to the length of the walks.
Gilkey's baby is improving
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nicely. Mrs. Gillis left for nois Monday.
her home in Illi-
Several attended the baptizing Sunda/ afternoon. A telephone was placed in the postoffice this week.
J. M. Smith did the painting ou 15. F. Ward's store room. Hettie Hoath is home from business college to spend the summer.
Elbert Ammerman has moved to the house vacated by Frank Westfall. Byron Titus, of Lafayette, spent Saturday and Sunday with his parents.
Dorcas Stubbins Is now at home after visiting in Crawfordsville some time. Fritz Smith has moved into the prop-
B. F. Ward has his store room painted up in nice shape and now occupies it. Willard McSpadden has put his ice cream room in nice order for the summer.
Frank Westfall moved to his property in the south part of town Wednesday.
Bessie Smith returned from Crawfordsville last Friday after a two weeks' visit, "il':',-:
Mrs. Stella Cheney, of Cayuga, is visiting her parents, Daniel Smith and wife.
Master Johnnie Ammerman is spending the week with his cousin, Ola Westfall.
Rev. Cunningham will occupy the pulpit Saturday evening. Sunday morning and evening.
Misses Lena and Daisy Reath, of Yeddo, visited Newt Reath and wife, Saturday and Sunday.
Joe Willis, of Crawfordsville, is visiting Oliver Lindsev and wife and
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NORTH GARFIELD.
Carroll Champion is ditching for Mr. Hole. Charles Morrison has moved in the house with his father.
Everett Johnson is working for Jerome Marts this spri ng. Fmma Appleby, of Valparaiso, is vi
at the east Christian church, iting friends in Garfield. Miss Pearl Cox visited the Misses Laync. at (.'berry Grove, Saturday.
Miss Kate Johnson, who has been with friends at Shannondale, is home. Miss Edna Woody, of Walnut Crove, has a class in instrumental music in this place.
Misses Madge and Minnie Cox. Floy Smith and May Barley are taking music lessons.
Mrs. David Hole, who was called to Ohio by ihe death of her mother, has returned home.
Alfred Morrison lost a valuable cow by eating horse radish roots that, bad been dug and thrown away.
Mrs. Elma Cunningham and daughter, Jessie, of Darlington, spent Wednesday with her brother, F. H. Cox.
Visitors that have been seen here lately are: W. C. Appleby, of Coatsville M. H. Appleby, of Valparaiso Elijah and Jessie Cox, of Linden: Miss Fanny Foust. of Shannondale Denton Cox. of Rossville, and candidates too numerous to mention.
WINGATE.
Rosa Haas left on Sunday morning for his new home in Newport. James Ross spent Saturday and Sunday with Ins son at Silverwood.
A] rtterback and wife, of Liberty Chapel neighborhood, visited friends here last Sunday.
R. P. Shanklin, of Frankfort, and John L. Williams, of Crawfordsville. were here Tuesday and did business with our merchants.
Mr.-. Martha Auter has temporarily removed to the home of her father in Fountain county, to remain untilnehooi commences in the fall.
YV. A. Swank was here on Saturday accompanied by his father. He was looking after his interests in the coming light for prosecutor.
Henry Burns and sister, of Illinois, were here last week attending the funeral of their sister, Mrs. .lames
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Mrs. C. B. Appleby and son. of Frankfort, came down on Saturday for a visit with her father, IJ. F. Buxton. Mr. Appleby made a Hying visit on Sunday, returning the same afternoon.
I". F. Dye had the misfortune on Sunday night to have both his horses killed by the fast train going west. The horses had been left in the barn at night and how they got out is a mystery.
The strawberry and ice cream festival given by the Mite society of the Christian church at the hall on Saturday evening was largely attended, and a very enjoyable time was had and a handsome sum was netted for the benelit of the society.
The principle excitement on our streets at present is the talk of sidewalks. The town board has ordered new brick walks from one end of the town to the other, and the amount of
his KicKing inauigeu in is out oi an pro-
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Over every transaction in our house, insuring you satisfaction, not merely for the worth of your money, but to the full limit of values. Our word is behind every advertised statement., insuring you of its absolute truth. The daily increasing num ber of people who visit our store speak for our methods better than we can. Our motto:
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It is not our aim to establish a reputation of having the cheapest clothing in the city, but wedocovet the reputation of giving the best possible values for money received from customers
It is a positive fact that we offer you men's strictly all wool suits in nobby styles, such as we believe would cost you anywhere else at least $13.50or$lf.00, for....
It is a positive fact that we are offering regular $1:2.00 values in meu's suits in all the latest styles of clay worsteds, blue serges and fancy worsteds, at
It is a positive fact that wo are offering men's suits in all wool cheviots and cassimeres, such as sell regularly at $9.00 and $10.00, for
These facts are convincing many and adding new names to our iQ
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•Hot weather will soon be here. We have a line of them from one burner up to four. A •large invoice of the small gasolint.-s just arrived.
Wednesday, May M, will lie a great day for the old soldiers of Wingate and the surrounding country, HS Stead- I man 1'ost. No. G. A. R. will outdo ail its former ellorts on Decoration I day. and it. is noted for never doing any thing by halves. (n this occasion Gov. James A. Mount will make the principal addre.-s in the forenoon if the weather is fair. In the afternoon there will be a camp lire held in the hali, where some of the most, heart rending massacres and hair breadth escapes will lie recited by the "old boys." There, will he music by two bra-s bands, songs by school children and a grand procession, every man. woman and child carrying the stars anrl stripes, the grand embiem of our country. Everybody is invited to come and enjoy the dav. and especially all old soldiers- -and young soldiers, too, for that matter---are urged to attend. The full programme will be announced later. On the Sunday preceding Rev. W. T. Warbinton, of l-Iagerstown, will preach a memorial sermon at the Christian church. Come and hear him for ho is an excellent preacher, and will have something very interesting to sav on this occasion.
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visiting Mr. and Mrs. Robe lorry Gr ve this week. Charley Mel'illley had some killed this week by dogs.
I ilanche Obelbe called on Winnig' Davis the first of the week. Dora llartman and Walter- MilWvisited Robert IJofl" Sunday.
Grace Gill Hand, of Waveland, is visit ing George Davis this week. The party given by Rufus BurrougiH. last Saturday night was well attend**.1.
There will be services at both th* Baptist, and Christian chiirelies Suiui&Y. Anna Constaneer and' husband visiv el her aunt, Sarah Hicks, over Sunday,
GHOSTVILLF.
Arthur Beckner spent Sundav wife home folks. Some of the hoys will take in Chicago excursion Sunday.
Sam Allen and Alex Bales sold tfeeir wool to Crawfordsville merchants Friday.
Sunday visitors were: Bert Gr&jsr and famiiy, Chas. Welliver and family, George Chrisman and Jason Phelps at,: Sam Allen's, and Mrs. Georgia Cillis
RROWNS VALLEY and daughter Elsie, and Mrs. Fannie. ,,.m, ,• "i Conrad.at,Iauiea Vanarsdall's at LisJohn llliams is some better at this ,jt!n_
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