New Richmond Record, Volume 5, Number 17, New Richmond, Montgomery County, 1 November 1900 — Page 3
Tuesday tells the tale.
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A hot show by the Hot Springs Remedy Co.—to-night free, YOUNTS WOOL BLANKETS AND COTTON BLANKETS AT LONG’S.
The Record job printing office is just in the midst of printing 4,500 32-page phamphlets, the annual Journal of the National Horse Thief Detective Association. Quite a big job—but there’s nothing too big for us to tackle.
Fire, Lightning, Accident
W. J. Bryan is in Crawfordsville to-day.
And Cyclone Insurance.
New goods every week at Miss Turvey’s.
Amos Ebrite and wife were the guests Sunday of Dan Ebrite and wife.
N. Y. Underwriters, Springfield F. M., Phoenix of Brooklyn for mercantile risks. Farm Department of the phoenix of Brooklyn For Farm Property, Hay, Grain and Stock.
We guarantee the most liberal FARM POLICY written at rates that cannot
Job and Geo. Westfall were at Waynetown Monday. The only place in town to get fine candies is at Johnson’s.
Weather prophets are already predicting a hard winter. They say that the hornets have built
Get your season tickets for the lecture course—first entertainment Nov. 10.
JEWELRY DIAMONDS
their nests up high, the corn husks are tough, and the beans are all at the top of the vines. All these, they say, are sure signs that the winter will be very severe. But such signs have been known to fail.
Free show to-night. Week’s engagement at Hollins Hall.
The LaFayette city council has passed a milk and meat inspection ordinance.
be b.jaten and oft-times never equaled. We do not qublish statements of adjustments but tell you about the matter
WATCHES
J. W. and W. H. Hollin were at Crawfordsville Saturday. LADIES’, MEN’S AND BOYS’ UNDERWEAR, 25 CTS, AT LONG’S.
when the draft comes.
Call on Miss Turvey and examine her stock before going out of town for millinery goods.
We have never had to give our commissions to get business. See or Write Us. HARRIGAN & SLAVENS, LINDEN, INDIANA.
and a complete line of the genuine
The interior of Warner & Peck’s local clothing store has been re-
Guy Johnson and Wint Taylor were in Crawfordsville Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin D. Britts spent Sunday witli Mrs. Britts, parents, Wra. Dewey and wife.
papered and somewhat remodeled much to its better appearance. This store is first class in all the departments of a clothing store, does a successful business, and compares favorably with stores of its kind even in the cities, and where our people can get what they want and receive courteous treatment.
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John T. Detchon and Jere Ward were at Wingate Monday afternoon.
M. A, Swisher, west of town, is down sick with malarial fever; his little son is also down sick with tonsilitis.
Rogers Bros.” Knives, Forks, Spoons, etc.
350.00
§10-00 §5.00 $10.00
$50.00
Election prophets say that Coal Creek township will probably go democratic.
$20.00
$20.00
The New Richmond Commercial Band furnished the music for the democratic rally at Wingate Monday afternoon.
$25.00
$25.00
Trimming done to order by an artistic milliner at Miss Turvey’s millinery parlors.
§25.00
830.00
Long's Dry Goods, Jewery and Wall Paper Store.
Amos Ebrite and Mrs. Wm. H. Hollin returned last Friday from a ten days visit with relatives at and near Rich Hill, Mo.
W. W. Washburn and Ed Vincent were at Waynetown Monday afternoon to hear M. E. Foley speak.
In attempting to kindle a fire in the kitchen stove last Saturday morning by pouring coal oil from the can, the can exploded in his hands and Ben Weaver, a maraied man of Crawfordsville, ran shrieking into the streets, drenched with the burning oil and from which he died in a few minutes in great agony. His death was the third from this same cause within Montgomery county in a month.
885.00
875.00
8100.00
8100,00
Locals.
The Hot Springs Medicine Co. gives a clean entertainment for ladies, gentlemen, and children. Free to-night at Hollin’s Hall.
M. L. Claypool, of The Big Store, was in Mellott Monday and Tuesday to conduct their cloak sale there.
870.00
$10.00
t>ere Cbcg are S3 Oatbereb ifrom ®ur 3frlcnb3.=«»®oings of Pour 'Mciflbbors.
810.00
835.00
Mrs. James Kincaid and Mrs. Martha Rabourn spent Monday the guests of John Massing and family, south of Crawfordsville.
Misses Lida and Ollie Butler spent Sunday with home folks near Quaker Grove. Their mother, Mrs. Butler, is ill with rheumatism.
$25.00
825.00
Election!
“Nex Cheusday!”
815.00
$15,00
Mrs. E. A. Bishop and little daughter spent Saturday and Sunday with friends in Frankfort; returning home Monday morning.
“I have used Chamberlain’s Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and find it to be a great medicine,” says Mr..E. S. Phipps, of Poteau, Ark. “It cured me of bloody flux. I cannot speak too highly of it.” This remedy always wins the good opinion, if not praise, of those who use it. The quick cures which it effects even in the most severe cases make it a favorite everywhere. For sale by J. W. Hollin & Co., druggists.
Willie Mc or Willie B?
850.00
$10.00
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On next Tuesday women will vote for President in four states of the Union—Colorado, Utah, Wyoming, and Idaho—for the firsl time in the latter.
815.00
$50.00
Last night was Hallowe’en
Picture Play Co.—Nov. 10.
George Fox was here from Crawfordsville Tuesday. He is now engaged in the real estate and loan business with Chas. W. Ross, of that city.
Free show to-night at the opera
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house.
E. A. Bishop was in Chicago Sunday.
Miss Mattie Copeland came out from Crawfordsville Monday afternoon to visit her sister, Mrs. Wm. McCrea. She returned on Wednesday afternoon.
The Westfall brothers, George, Job and Lish, furnished martial music at the J. Frank Hanley speaking at Shawnee Mound last Friday afternoon.
Veedersburg holds her street fair this week.
Get stationery and school supplies at Johnson’s.
Miss Virginia Dewey came home Friday accompanied by Miss Lizzie Britts, who was her guest until Sunday; they returning to Crawfordsville Sunday evening.
An exchange tells of the three stingiest men on record. The first will not drink water enough unless it comes from a neighbor’s well. The second forbids his children writing anything but a small hand, as it wastes ink to make large letters. The third stops the clock at night to save the wear and tear on the machinery. They all refuse to take a newspaper on the grounds that it is too much of a strain on the spectacles to read.
Our Goods Are The Best Our Price the Lowest Parry Mfg Co. Indianapolis, Ind.
Harry Fry visited his mother in Kokomo Sunday.
Health for ten conts. Cascarets make the bowels and kiueys act naturally, destroy microbes, cure headache, biliousness, and constipation. All druggists.
Procure your season tickets for the New Richmond Lecture Course.
For Sale —7-room-house with cellar, barn, all kinds of fruit, 7 11-100 acres land, inside corporation of New Richmond. Call on or address, John R. Phillips.
“The Boys’ Store.”
Plenty of Salt at the New Richmond Lumber Co.’s yards.
The canning factory will close down with the end of this week, having just completed canning about three carloads of a very fine quality of canned pumpkin.
Picture Play Co.—New Richmond Lecture Course—November 10.
Sundry Good Values.
The brick foundation is laid and the carpenter work on G. .V. Foster’s new house, in Foster’s addition, in Jackville was begun Monday. The house will contain eight rooms.
J. Everett Burris was visiting lady friends at Greencastle Sunday.
Phillip Hauk and Miss Genevera Campbell were married on Wednesday evening of last week at the home of the bride’s mother, Mrs. Emma Stockdale, at Waynetown.
Lace Curtains.
To remove a troublesome corn or bunion : First soak the corn or bunion in warm water to soften it, then pare it dwwn as closely ns possible without drawing blood and apply Chamberlain’s Pain Balm twice daily; rubbing vigorously for five minutes at each application. A corn plaster should be worn for a few days, to protect it from the shoe. As a general liniment for sprains, bruises, lameness and rheumatism, Pain Balm is unequaled, Sold by J. W. Hollin & Co.
Linoleum Remnents.
One lot whits Nottingham lace curtains, cord edge, 3% yards long, extra width, regular SI quality, at 78c. Pine quality lace curtains, four yards long, extra wide, Arabian border, Brussel net e7ect center, with small neat figure, a §2.50 value, at S1.69.
We have about twenty pieces of 50c anti 62}{c quality that are a yard square. Special price to clean up the lot, 38c. Our line of Linoleum is proclaimed fim finest assortment of patterns ever shown' ' in this city. They are made by the best \ mills, and our prices are—
Some daring law breakers have boed dynamiting fish in Sugar Creek.
The Hot Springs Remedy Co., of Hot Springs, Ark., will open a week’s engagement here at Hollin's Hall in a “medicine show” with a free show this (Thursday) evening. Everybody free to-night.
Job Westfall and wife returned last Friday from a week’s visit with their daughter, Mrs. Charles Bunnell, at Brookston, and other relatives and friends in White, Jasper and Benton counties.
CANTON FLANNEL MITTENS, CORN HUSKER CANTON, AT LONG’S.
Plain Swiss Ruffled Curtains, 1 inch ruffle, finished seams, good width and extra length. Price §1.25.
45, 50 & 62 1/2 c yd
Our next President will be William ———, and he’ll have no whiskers.
Word has been received from Messrs. Manners and Whelan to the effect that they will not be able to fill their date at the Bryan club room here this (Thursday) evening as had been given out. When you feel that life is hardly worth the candle take a dose of Chamberlain.s Stomach and Liver Tablets. They will cleanse your stomach, tone up your liver and regulate your bowels making you feel like a new man. For sale by J. W. Hollin & Co.
The census figures have been given out and the population of the United States is 70,295,220. The figures in 1890 were 63,069,756, which shows the growth of 10 years to be 18,225,464, or an increase of nearly 21 per cent.
New Jackets.
Walter Robinson, of Crawfordsville, was the guest of Miss Mayme Dewey Sunday.
Just received a new line of 26-inch length half fitting Automobile Jackets, finest quality satin lining, Medici collar, panne velvet inlaid collar and lapel, brown, castor and grey, extra quality English melton.
An election bet has been made here that is certainly worthy of note. And the best part of it is nobody loses. A Fountain county young man has been paying particular attention to a well-known New Richmond young lady and the agreement has been reached between them that in the event that Bryan and Stevenson are elected she consents to become his wife. If McKinley and Roosevelt win he is to then marry her. The stakes have been placed in responsible hands of one who has agreed to keep mum. Love Certainly finds a way.
Lots of Pittsburg Coal on track at the New Richmond Lumber Co.’s yards.
PRICED AT $8.50.
At the live bird tournament held by the Crawfordsville gun club last week our fellow townsman, W. W. Washburn, came out with the second high gun, killing 144 out of a possible 155, C. W. Budd, of Dos Moines, Iowa, securing the highest score, 148.
Pig! Pig!! Pig!!! Save them and make them weigh 300 pounds at 6 months—see Johnson.
Medium Weight Underwear===25c.
Wm. J. Bryan will make a twenty minute speech at Crawfordsville this morning at 8:45 o’clock.
On last evening at the home of the bride’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Oppy, west of town, occurred the marriage of their daughter, Grace E., to Mr. James W. Miller. Both young people are well known and the Record joins with a host of friends in wishing them a happy voyage through life.
Quite a number of our people heard Stephen A. Douglas speak at Wingate Monday afternoon.
The local republicans had made preparations for a big blowout at this place on Monday evening, Hon. James E. Watson was billed to speak and it was expected to have bands, glee clubs, drum corps and rough riders galore, but the rain spoiled the whole proceedings except the speech.
J. W. Hollin & Co.’s drug store has been repapered and looks very neat and pretty in its new dress.
122 & 126 WEST SIDE PUBLI SQUARE,
The Sunday Star makes the statement that both political parties in Montgomery county are well supplied with the “long green” with which to purchase the floating vote of the county. It states that each party has a visible supply of $5,000 and “there’s plenty more where that came from.” Votes are at a premium and on election day will command from $2 to $10 according to the standing of the seller. It may not be generally known, perhaps, that on the poll books of the parties in this county are nearly 1,000 voters marked “salable.”
LaFayette
Indiana
Give your order for sash and doors to the New Richmond Lumber Co. Odd sizes
S. W. Walts, of New Albany, after two weeks of visit and business at Chalmers, came Saturday and remained here until Sunday on a visit with his son, Edgar Walts, and family. From here he returned to New Albany from where he leaves immediately after the election for Florida to spend the winter as is his custom.
For Sale —Sitting Bull Saloon property—complete set of fixtures and pool tables. Good ice house, coal house and good well on the premises. Call on
If you want more supreme judges in Indiana than we have now vote for Amendment No. 1. The lawyers, both democrats and republicans, say we need them badly. It you want a man to have some of the acquirements of an attorney before being admitted to the bar, vote for No. 2. As the law now stands any person of a good moral character may be admitted.’ There is no politics in either.
Dr. H. E. Greene, specialist, Crawfordsville, treats all diseases of eye, ear, nose and throat. Glasses fitted.
Boswell Clcugh.
The Chicago Horse Show, to be held in the new Coliseum, Oct. 29 to Nov. 3, promises to be the finest Horse Show over held in the West. The Monon makes a rate of one and one-third fare for the round trip. Don’t miss it.
On account of the Veedersburg Street Fair, Oct. 30 to Nov. 3 inclusive, the Clover Leaf will sell round trip tickets at one fare for the round trip. Tickets good oi all regular trains and limited for returning the day following day of sale.
CANDY CATHARTIC Cascarets REGULATE THE LIVER
Given Away By The Marsden Company, LINDIEN, IND Farmers, Write for Partiulars.