Crawfordsville Weekly Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 15 February 1901 — Page 5

TO CORRESPONDENTS Aliie Pinch won the prize oiTered week.

last

FIDDLERS' POINT.

Meeting closed with one addition. Will Gully will move to spring.

Most all of the sick in shood are improving. Many of the farmers are hauling corn :for Mr. Voris, of Crawfordsville.

this- neighbor-

Arthur Reckuer and Oilie Alexander visited at George King's Sunday. Noah Amiek and son Herman are visiting his stater, Mrs. .lame's Conrad. •fames Conrad, F. M. Smith and Alfred Simpson have put up ice for their 'summer use.

POTATO CR--EK

John Young transacted business at Colfax Monday. Billy Bundy transacted business in Darlington Saturday evening.

Mrs. John lioweu. jr., called on friends at this place Monday afternoon. Miss Mattie Polland. a sister of Mrs. Bert Hedge, is visiting her fo'-an indefinite time.

Mrs. Pet Hamilton called on Mrs. James Ware and mother, Mrs. Bailey. Friday afternoon.

Alf. McDaniel, of near Darlington, visited his brother John and family at this place Sunday.

Miss Mary Dykes is assisting Mrs. Kd Hamilton with her household work for an indefinite time.

Miss Maude Hamilton returned home Saturday after a stay of three weeks with Mrs. Jess Guntle.

Mrs. Riley Payne, of Colfax, is assisting Mrs. Laura Bundy with her household duties at present.

Claude Rogers and T'ncle Ed Stull are visiting relatives in fountain county for an indefinite time.

Ike Bowen is reported as somewhat improved at this writing, he being able to walk across the room.

Steve Eads and family, of Darlington, spent Sunday with Mrs. Eads parents, Dr. and Mrs. Ware.

Miss Susie Dunbar and ['"rank Burroughs and Wilbur Furr attended meeting at Colfax Friday night.

Quite a number of our people are harvesting1 their ice crop.it- being of fine quality and from eight to ten inches thick.

Mrs. Fred Thompson ana daughter, Laura, of White Church neighborhood, spent Friday with Ida Sutton at this place.

Little Misses Pearl Riley and Ethel Hamilton, of White Church neighbor hood, visited the school at Bowers Thursday.

Uncle John Kirk's familiar face was welcomed at this place Wednesday. We are truely glad to know he is able to be on our streets again.

Everett Carson and Miss Maude Hamilton went to Monroe Sunday evening. Miss Maude will visit with her uncle's family for a few days.

John Holloway and wife have returned to their home at Lafayette after a pleasant visit with the families of Wm. Gorden and Billy Bundy.

We will correct an error made in last week's items. We should have said Mrs. Mattie Cory, nee Parkey, of Thorntown, visited Mrs. Ida Sutton at this place instead of Pittman.

Mrs. Ab Riley and Miss Jule Elsey and little son of Crawfordsville, and

February Prices

Owing to the unusually warm weather in November, December and January, we have a large stock of winter goods still on hand. During February we are going to make such warm prices

..ON..

Suits and Overcoats

that the stock will rapidly melt away. It is so late now that you may think you can get along the rest, of the winter without a suit or overcoat, but if you can buy so cheap that it will pay to buy for next winter, why not do soV We will give

20 Per Cent Discount

on any suit or overcoat we have in the house. We are not able to carry these goods over—need the money to pay for spring stock —that is our reason for selling at such prices. The 20 per cent, discount is given on all except where there are only one or two sizes of a kind left. These we will sell at

30 Per Cent Discount

There are some spring weight suits among these, carried over from last season, and you can undoubtedly get a

great bargain

from among them. Original prices still marked on good6 in plain figures.

Wicks & Benjamin.

Hopqc

Clothier*

Mrs. Get.rge Wyant and children of Killmore, attended the funeral of Mrs. Harry Elsey at this place Wedne.-iay.

Died, a,t her home near the Clouser Mills. Mrs. .lames Grimes, of typhoid fever. She leaves a husband, a dear little one-year-old babe,fa'her, mother

brothers and sisters, and a host

friends to mourn her death. What iour lbss is heaven's gain. Funeral ser vices and interment at Lutheran. We extend our sympathy to the bereaved ones in this their sad alllietion.

Again the grim reaper of death ha* visited our midst and with his sickle has taken the wife of Harry Elsey. ii/a Elsey. nee Bowen, daughter of William and Emily Bovvon. was born Dec. -S, 18815, died Feb. 12, l!"i1. asred 1* ycar.2 months and 5 days. She leaves a husband, a darling little babe eight days old. mother, brother and sisters to mourn her loss. The bereaved family have our heartfelt, sympathy in this their tad affliction. Funeral services at. this place conducted by Rev. Ohas. CI ay pool. Interment at t'te louser cemetery.

PCJTATO CREEK.

AV. H. Custer is convalescent. John Brooks moved Wednesday. The moving will soon, commence. Grandma Conrad is on the sick list. James Snyder is working for Charles Custer.

C. N. Mart? and wife were in Crawfordsville Monday. Stewart. Maguire goes to church Darlington every night.

Miss Margaret Morrison spent last Friday at Jerome Marts'. William Todd and family visited his father at Cherry Grove Sunday.

Mrs. George Little was some better Sunday. Also Trevanian Itoyer. Miss Elsie Fultz spent Sunday at R. C. Harper's, near Cottage Grove.

Mrs. Belle Custer had some dentistry work done in Darlington Tuesday. Chas. Kashuer and family, of Darlington. Sundayed with W. H. Custer.

Margaret Morrison was the guest of

Fannio Morris, near Sand 11 ill. Sunday, ers Sunday morning Uncle John Peterson was arouud in I Mrs. D. W. Kirkendall spent the interest os the telephone Wedncs- with Mrs. John Faust. day.

Wm. O. Ormsby, wife and daughters. Clella and Grace, of Bowers, visited J. A. Dodd Sunday.

James Maguire and family were the guests of John Miller and family, of Darlington, Sunday.

Charley Custer bought a horse of J. L. Brown and Bob Dykes bought a horse of Charley Cook this week.

Mrs. Hattie Branigan Conrad and daughter, Mr3. Maude Coe. of Clark's Hill, spent Sunday with Mrs. Lide Marts.

Wallie Peterson and family, of Madison township, were the guests of Frank Craig and family, of Sand Hill, Sunday.

Chas. Custer and family, and Clint Tribbett and family attended the funeral of Mrs. Frank Cox. at Kingsley chapel, Sunday.

Mrs. Belle Custer and children, of Cottage Grove, Miss Laura Steele, of near Little's school house, and Ralph Hiatt, of Darlington, were Sunday visitors at C. Maguire's.

KINGSLEY'S CHAPEL. Did you get a valentine? Albert Bawley has the grip. D. M. Crowder is able to be out again E. O. Hall returned from Mace Monday.

Measles and grip vs. grip and measles. Homer Elmore left for Indianapolis Monday.

W. T. Riley is now with the Mohawk show troupe. Minnie Cannon was in this neighborhood Monday.

Pete Trout will leave for Oklahoma about March 1st. Lock Vannice lost quite a valuable horse Wednesday.

Chas. Corn and family, of Ladoga, were here Sunday. Washington Coyner purchased a span of mules in Indianapolis last week.

Wm. Dixon, of Bainbridge, attended the funeral of Mrs. A. F. Cox Sunday. C. A. Elmore is nursing Albert Rhoads, who is very low with the mea- M. E. church. Mrs. Cox'i sles. tues will be cherished by

Roscoe P. Bond has purchased a! farm near Clairmont, and will engage in the dairy business.

Seth Crowder and Charles 1'ittman are contemplating starting a barber shop atShannondale.

Rev. H. C. Riley, of Avon, was called to the funeral of Mrs. Alice Cox, of this place, last Sunday.

maid in the near future. Fred Martin, Otis and Oakel Hall attended the state oratorical at Indianapolis last Friday night.

David Fullenwider. one of our old pioneer farmers, will move to the city and spend his declining year^.

Say, boys, did you see Dutch Hall's girl while she was here? No wonder he goes to the capital city so often.

ALAMO.

Mrs. Alice Weftfall is working for Mrs. Dr. L. F. Brown". Kd Kiter has been quite sick but is able to be about again.

Mrs. Dora Albright is visiting relatives here for a few days. Mrs. Jeffries, who has been ill with me grip, is improving now.

Supt. Walkup and Rev. FylYr visited the schools Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Wasson. of the city, is the guest of John Ammerman this week.

Rev. Mooreman preaches Saturday night, Sunday morning and evening. Tilde Royce and two dau liters, of Terre Haute, are at this place visiting.

The Presbyterian minister, lie v. Fyfl'e, is holding protracted meeting this week.

Everybody attend the temperance lectures Thursday, Friday

It is said that one of our best looking duration was borne peacefully and reyoung men will wed a Boone county signertly, and his death entered him into the ''Haver, of Ilest'' where an abundant entrance was given.

OKLAHOMA.

Brown is hauling corn to New

Ross. Mr. McMullen moves the March.

Tom Duke took dinner with hi.-, fath-er-in-law Sunday. Mrs. M. E. Beard is suffering from an attack at la grippe.

James Chaffin will work on a farm in Oklahoma this summer. John McCann and wife are both having around with thelgrip.

Born to Mrs. Ollie Vannice. Thursday night, a nice baby girl. John Farley moves into his new property at Mace the first of March.

Eva Brown counts the days when she will return to her beloved home in the vicinity of Lizton.

John Morris sold his winter kitchen to his sister, Mrs. Williams, to move to her farm. Iler brother and John Brown did the moving last week.

PUTNAM

Fadeless Dye Yellow, is ab

solutely fadeless to either sunlight, washing or bleaching, and colors about twice as much goods as others. 10c. par package. Sold by Moffett A. Morgan.

THE OUAWFOHDSYILLE WEEKLY JOURNAL.

and

Satur-

day nights. Mrs. Shelborn and Mrs. Minor and little son Clifford are visiting Mrs. J. I,. Brown.

Mrs. Emma Surface has been visiting relatives here for three weeks, but returned home Wednesday.

Ambrose Campbell and wife are spending this week with their parents. Andrew Campbell and family.

Misses Patience and Ina Jeffries received a package of fruits and nuts, also jack rabbits' ears from Mark TruI as, of May wood Colony. Colorado.

1 Mrs. Dr. J. L. Brown was given a surprise by her many relatives and friends on Tuesday, it being her birthday. She received many fine presents and the day was pleasantly spent.

Daniel Gilkey died at his home, one mile north of Alamo. Sunday, Feb. 10, 1001, of heart disease. Ho was ailing for two years and endured his suffering patiently. He was a veteran of the civil war, a member of the Presbyterian church, a kind husband and father, an honorable citizen. He leaves a wife, four daughters and one son.

NORTH UNION.

Robert Stump called on John Child-

Friday

with

Maude Kinney spent Sunday her cousin. Mattie Whiteset. Charles Whitaker visited George Whitesel Saturday afternoon.

Mrs. Charles Samson called on Mrs. Jasper Whitesel Friday afternoon. Mr. Murphy, of Wallace, is visiting his cousin, Minnie Washburn, this week.

Mrs. W. C. Wray spent Friday evening with Aunt Ann Poynts, of NewMarket.

Mrs. Xena Barker, of Yeddo, has been spending a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Jasper Whitsel.

The sick are: Mr. and Mrs. James Washburn, Mr. and Mrs. John, Faust, and Mrs. Jasper Whitesel.

Miss Minnie Washburn has returned home after a visit of a few days with friends and relatives near Wallace.

Mr. and Mrs. ftobert 'Smith, Mrs. D. W. Kirkendall and Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Wray were callers at Jasper Whitesell's Sunday afternoon.

Some say that Mr. Groundhog did not see his shadow on the 2d inst., but the writer thinks he did if he was out about ii: 1.3 a. m.. for the sun shone for about live minutes. Consequently Mr. Hog is now in his den awaiting further developments.

GRAVELLY RUN-

Mws Lillie Johnson is in school again tliis week after an absence of one week. R. W. and A. D. Peebles attended the cattle sale at Indianapolis last week.

H. S. and Joseph Johnson and Will Saidla marketed some cattle and hogs Monday.

Will Saidla delivered oats to Zachery's elevator at Smartsburg, one day last week.

Mrs John Harris has concluded her visit with her daughter, Mrs. John Carroll, and returned to her home near Lutheran church.

Sunday school and church was dismissed here last Sunday that the friends and neighbors of Mrs. Frank Cox could attend her funeral, which was conducted at Kingsley chapel Sunday morning by Rev. Reeder, of Mace

many virthose who

knew her best and loved her most. The death of Rev. Wm. Cox, of Winchester, a well known minister of Friends' church, was received with re gret a few days ago. A number of times he had visited the church at this place, and perhaps conducted two of the most successful revival services here that was ever held by any minister. His sickness of several weeks'

SMARTSBURG

Our blacksmith shop is running full blast. ITncle Benny Koust, is very poorly at this writing.

Robert Poster has returned from' Louisville. Ky. George Kennedy and family Sundayed at George Lee's.

Everybody on rural route No. is in

,. .! favor of the electric railway. Iirst of ,,, c* Miss Bessie White is staying with

George Kennedy and family lit present. There will be ["reaching at the Baptist church next Sunday by Rev. Witham.

John Mastin, George Kennedy and Ed Welch put up a line lot of ice this week.

Rev. Plunkett's meeting was well attended on last, Sunday. One addition resulted.

Mrs. Sam .Johnson, of Garfield, visited Mrs. Catherine Green of this place. Monday.

Charles Foster has returned to Brown's Valley after one week's sojourn at this place.

N W O S S

Charles Harris, of Crawfordsville. was here Saturday. Russell Lookabill, of Crawfordsville, was here Saturday.

Mrs. Margaret Booher is visiting her son, Alf, at Lebanon. Joe Booher shipped a car load of tile to Ladoga Saturday.

James Baber has recovered from a severe attack of grip. James Dayton and wife, of Frankfort, are visiting here.

W. Bion Adkins went to New Richmond Saturday to preach. Georjre Swisher and wife were at Crawfoi\Isvilie Tiuirsday. !'. P. Harris and W. II. Coddington wore at. Crawfordsville Monday.

W. 11. McVey has resigned his duties as janitor at the school building. Mrs. Lou Turner returned from an I extended visit to Kokomo Friday.

Dau Lane wont to Ila/.elrigg Wednesday to visit his brother, Michael, Wm. Kagsdale and wife, of 1 11sboro, were guests of 11. Ivivet \V «d-3s :nesday.

Miss Maty Lane is spending a few 1 days with her brother, Michael, near Hazelriyg.

Alfred Dock, wife and daughter, ofi Sbannoiulale, were the guests of Joe Dr. Booher last Wednesday.

Carl Smith is teaching at Tiger Val-' ley again this week. The teacher, Miss Harper, is still confined to her home.

George initio and Joe Booher will attend 1. O. O. F. lodge at Darlington Saturday evening. Mr. Hinkle is D. D. G. M"

Oscar K. Kelley. an old New Ross boy, will lecture for the benefit of the ladies' aid society of the Christian church on Friday night, Feb 22, at 7 o'clock. His subject is,"Did the Whale I Swallow Jonah?" The lecture is recommended by the press in highest terms, and being an interesting subject, coupled with the interest the community feels in the speaker, assures a large attendance. Admission, 1ft cents.

RURAL ROUTE NO. 2. Leo Oliver is on the sick list. Os Ward is harvesting ice this week. Perry Mason visited with relatives Sunday.

John Vancleave sold two line orses last week. I Willow Grove school will close in I four weeks.

Mr. Bent llessler sold a large loud of hogs Monday. Jame» Demoret. purchased a new organ last week.

Miss Grace Byrd is practicing music on the piano now. Will Davidson is having a telephone put in his house.

Mr. Ephriam McMurray sold one of his horses Monday. Mrs. Dora Auman has taken her sis ter's little girl to raise.

Willie Knight commenced work for W. A. Davidson Monday. Joe Hverson and Max Oliver went to Crawfordsville Tuesday night.

Jesse Elliott, of Ladoga, made his usual call at Mr. Pickle's last Sunday. P. L. Combs made a business trip to Indianapolis the first part of the week.

Supt. Walttup and Trustee Breaks were visitors at Willow Grove school last Friday.

Mr. James Chesterson and wife, of Darlington, visited with his parents over Sunday.

Miss Ola Snyder and father are able to be out again after quite a severe attack of the grip.

There will b'-s preaching at Otterbeiii Sunday night by Rev. Mater. Let as many come as can.

Ask Clifford Chesterson who helped him to get the telephone poles olY Saai Demoret's gate at a late hour last Sunday night.

Mr. James Byrd, of near Fort Scott, Kansas, is here visiting his sister, Mrs. C. G. Guntle. They had not seen each other for thirty-three years.

This snow has been a blessing to the wheat crop for it will surely kill the tly that has been destroying it for several years. We hope so at least.

The Ladies' Aid society meet Tuesday afternoon at the church. The next meeting will be at Mrs. Mollie Chesterson's the second Tuesday in March.

Mr. McMullen has bought the farm where Charley Wingert now lives. He will move in the spring1. The farm used to be owned by Mr. McMullen's brother.

LONGSTREET.

Hopper property. We are told that Quincy Bundy is wanting to'sell his farm.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gaddis are the proud parents of a fine boy. Mr. and Mrs. John Stone were visiting relatives hero last week.

Mrs.. Clella Lobece is spending a wcelc with her sister, Mrs. Joe Shaver. The Gainer family of children took dinner at Willard Ford's last Sunday.

Putting up ice was the order of the day Monday and Tuesday at Shannondale.

Mr. and Mrs. lOd Long united with the Bethel Presbyterian church last Sunday. I

Mot patrons are coining into the co operation of the telephone company of Shannondale.

Mrs. Mary Cory, who has been spending a few months with her daughter in Piijua, Ohio, has returned home. •lames Cory, Nebraska, has been in our midst, called here by the illness of his sister, Mrs. William Peterson, who died one day last week.

On account of the inclemency of the weather the programme to be given for the observance of Christian Kruleavor day was postponed until Feb. 17th, at 7 p. ra. All invited.

Friends of the Baird family prepared dinner at Thomas Young's last Thursday for all the friends who came from New Ross to attend the funeral of Mrs. Mary Baird. One by one the dear old friends are passing away.

Charles Hopper's friends will be glad to know that he is still doing well at Thorntown and that he has just moved into a house he just purchased, meaning to dwell under his own vine and fig tree hereafter.

Mrs. James Grimes, nee EllaClouser, died last Monday after along eiege of typhoid fever. Some weeks ago she very kindly went to help take care of her sister-in-law who had the fevor,and contracting the disease herself gave up her life in consequence. The sympa thies of his friends go out to the broken hearted husband and little daughter.

WILL BE AT

Robbins House,

19 lbs. Yellow Su^rar W) 11 is. O flour .... vv....:. 25 lbs. O l\ flour 12% lbs. OK Hour I 50 lbs. John's Host. Hour 25 lbs. John's Best, Hour 12'A lbs. John's Most (lour 50 lbs. Northern Diamond Hour ...., 25 lbs. Northern Diamond flour...!. ...

Ill lb. sack corn meal 2 lbs. Arbuc.kles' coffee 2 lbs. l_.ion coffee S 1 lb. rice 1 lb. best navy beans

Mayo's Medical and Surgical Institute.

201 Nofth Capital Avenue. Indianapolis, lad,

W. R. MAYO, A. M. ,D.

One of the Ablest Specialists in the State,

CRAWFORDSVILLE, IND„

Wednesday, Feb. 27

Aii'31'.vcrv Four Weeks Thereafter.

New uu'llnxls 01

tovatiMl MH'ct^sfully Liver. larrh, Kuptwiv

if GEO.

Ill S. Washington St.

BROWN'S VALLEY.

Miss Tva Campbell, of Wavelard, spent Sunday at home. Mrs. Alpha .Johnson went to Waveland Monday on business.

Wm. H. Wiison and family, of Rene, moved to Illinois last week. Charley Ray, of Reno, was the guest of Dora Hartman part of last week. •)oe Carmine got his eye nearly put out Monday while playing at school.

oe Ragsdall has bought the Charles gUest,g of Robert Golf's family Sunday.

Ira Lydlck and family were the

Mrs. Ora Grimes was the guest of relatives at Crawfordsville part of last week.

Mrs. Fannie GofT and daughter, of near Crawfordsville, were the guests of Robert GolT's Sunday.

Miss Carrie Hopkins, of liussellville, died Saturday night of paralysis, and was buried here Monday.

Pearlie Myers and Talbert Campbell, of Wallace, were the guests of friends and relatives here Saturday night.

Earl and Gracic (iilliland, of Waveland, arc visiting their grandparents, •lames (iilliland and wife thi* week.

Harvey Miles is running John Wilson's huckster wagon this week,as John got in a wreck last week and got hurt

GHOSTVILLE.

Literary every two week*. Clint Conrad has the grip. Measles is getting into this vicinity. Sam Alien butchered hogs Wednesday.

Huldah Paxton spent Sunday at Jas. Killen's Arthur Beckner spent Sunday at George King's.

Mrs. Jo.-ie Bales spent Tuesday evening at Sam Allen's Lon Paxton will work for Wallace Conrad this summer.

Wilbur Gulley spent Monday and Tuesday near Greencastle. Jessie Barnhart spent Sunday with her sister in Crawfordsville.

Mr. and Mrs. Ilobbie Jackson arc the proud parents of a girl baby. Martha Barnhart, of Darlington, spent Tuesday at Sam Allen's.

Thomas Paxton spent Monday evening and Tuesday at Wilbur Gulley's. The question for debate Friday night, Feb. If), is resolved, "That the scenes of nature are more attractive to the eye than the artificial works of man." Affirmative, Newton Leo, George Larpent negative, Wm. N. Bowers, C. E. Fink.

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5 Yea*s of Experience Dr. Mayo Has a Cure for Epilepsy.

treuuuont ami new viutumUosusiM. All Chronic Disease* ami Deformity such as Miscasts of I lie Brain, Ilourt. hunt's, Throat, Kyv. ami Kar, Stomach (Uri^hl\s hiMNisi's). lilmMcr, lfeuUnn. Female Diseases, Nervous Diseases, UaPiles, St rieuire, Diabetes. CONTACiK U'*S IW.OOD POISON, Syphilis, and all

diseases of the blood promptly and thoroughly cured, and every trace of poisuu eiadicuUxJ from riie system forever, restoring health and purity. CONSUMPTION and CAT A Hit 11 OA N lift CUKftl). Cancers and all Tumors enrwl without pain or the ue of the Unite.

After an examination wo will tell you just what we can do for von. II we cannot Ixwitit 01 cure you we will frankly and honestly tell you so. Patients can be trealced successfully at. a di* tanee. Write for examination and question blank.

Street ears and carriages direct, to instilu to. Call on or address vV'

W. R. MAYO, A. M. M. D., President.

201 N. Capital Ave., Indiaaapolis Ind.

ODDS AND ENDS SALE.

Carpet Sweepers, one week. .. #1.21 Sweeping Hrooms 19(\ 15c. Kit" C'rokinole ami ('arum Hoards....... 9Hc and $1.'J7 Paper holders, 90c value O'Je anil 49c Corn Poppers 5c Pure Toilet Koap, a ilie ...• .. lc Fire proof cooking oroe.Us W tiulK 5c Matches ('2,400) 1V. Steel Knives and Forks, a sut 3'.U Pen holders, with pen lr 1 liox Toothpicks (1,000 pick* lc

Just a Few Left!

Come This Week. Sale Ends, Saturday, Feb. 23.

Attention, Farmers!

l(i 1 lis. Fine Sugar 17 lbs. llidKCwood A Sugar. 18 1

Us. Kxira Sugur

1 ([l. tea or eollee pot Sawliuek and Inieksaw. Iioth for Woollen spoons, 1-1 Inches Nickle pluU'd cuspidors Telescopes, solid heavy canvas No. t:ranlU: tea kettle SI eel purine knives Buck working (.'loves, tlouro lined

..: 5c. 49o

Special 10 |(. ualviinlzed sap pails, it hun

WIDE-A-WAKE STORE.

you pay cash for your groceries, why not go where you get the most •••••for your money? Note these prices on fresh, clean goods:

.#1.00 1 III. (trucked lioinlnv .02 .. 1.00 1.00

1 Hi. Farrou & Tam art tmuercrackers ... 7W .. 1.00 1.00

1 (lc

'iBe to 97c 49c lc 10c

dred 810.00 Sap spill's, :i hundred 4'2.0)

1 Hi. square huttor crackers o« .45

.. 1.00 1.00 1 11). Royal baking powder

1.1 III Vt lb. ltoyal baking powder .. .23 .. I.Ol 1 lb. It O linking powder .OH .f0 1 lb. Arm and Hummer soda. .08

'4 lb. Arm and Hammer soda .04 .. 1.00 1 lb. (,'ood soda ... .05 .. .ro 1 can Kood tomatoes .... .. .08 .. .25 1 can ),rood corn .. .08 .. l.oo 1 can Early.lune peas .. 08 .. .ro 1 can irood table peaches. :.... .15 .. .10 1 can pie peaches. ....... .08 .25 •J bars

star

o« .45

soap .. ,25

.. .25 12 bnrs Utility soup .25 7K 10 burs Daylight soap .. .25 .05 9 bars Star 01 ty soap .20

W, SCAGGS,

The Cash Grocer

E E E N E

Practice Limited to Diseases of the

Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat

Ob1wick Hocus 9 to 12 a. m. 2 to 4 p. m.

Do Yourself

Joel Dlock, CrawfonlSTllle! Indiana.

JUSTICE!

JUSTICE

Ily culling and lookinr at our harness. We are makiny the bel harness in the world for the price. All hand made or ticirhinc, wu fflvQ you vout" choice. We make everv sei. wo sell.

Loiii lu« wa^on harness I2U.0O Folded tiitf Willi butt chain 20.00 Chain harness *10.00 to 20.00

ORNBAUN'S

^:1H HARNESS STORE.

ANTIOCH.

Chas. McCullough and butchered Monday. Jas. Crutchlield delivered Waveland Monday.

iieury Beli

hofs to

Several of our farmers have put ice during the past week. Bud Galey attended the stock show at Indianapolis last week.

iOW

Mother Armstrong ha- beeu poorly for the past few days. Fisher Galey and Koy McCullough were in New Market Friday.

very

Several young folks spent Sunday with Misses Vo'raa and Opal McCullough.

Miss Veuia Holland has been visiting her uncle, Willis Perking, of Milligan, for the past week.