People's Pilot, Volume 2, Number 42, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 7 April 1893 — CARLIN CROSSING. [ARTICLE]

CARLIN CROSSING.

Everyone sowing oats. Grass has begun to grow. There has been considerable sickness lately but all are better now. The Center Alliance was !-e----organized last Thursday night with twenty-one members. Next meeting in two weeks. Rev. Vice w r as called to Fair Oaks last Friday to preach the funeral of Mrs. Hodge. Thos. Brusnahan had a barn raising last Tuesday. James Burns and N. Vice are each building small barns. Wm. Chilcote, one of D. B. Noweis’ tenants, has moved to Rensselaer. The property vacated will be occupied by a Mr. Lese, from Germany. Several of the neighbors have been shipping horse radish to the Chicago market with good financial results. P. A. Gant, the recent teacher at Rose Bud, has returned to the Valparaiso normal. Sabbath school officers for current quarter were elected at Rose Bud Sunday. Circle. For a good smoke try the Safety cigar. Strictly speaking, we are undoubtedly “in it” this year. Farmers, if you have not yet seen our varied and excellent line of implements this year do not fail to call and see us before buying. We are positively going to offer you some surprisingly low prices on first class goods. Hammond Bros.

E. M. Parcells is agent for Miller’s steam dye house, of Lafayette. Ladies’ and gentlemen’s soiled and faded clothing cleaned, dyed, pressed and repaired, making them equal to new at a small cost. Dyeing and cleaning ladies’ fine dresses and cloaks without ripping apart a specialty. Lace curtains cleaned and finished by the New French Steam Process. Kid slippers, necties, feathers and plumes of all kinds cleaned,