The Cambridge City Tribune from Cambridge City, Indiana • Page 3

tribune. RAgbJEN.J^nllJdUor^^ "VoiTyf AXIOUBTHJ9TO, has been on thf sick list, IM homo on visit to hla'Urents. Is hnppy. A ten pound girl Is tho cau.se, -nr 1---- PKTKU FARNKU had hla (humbHjxwod Tuesday at tho oar works." CirAs. BuAFKKrrls expected home from Tennessee thla week.

MANY persons visited our city on last Sunday, while out JAI'K A was hero, on Saturday, looking after his tlax business. Now Is the timo to buy your tomatoes for canning. Peello has them. TUK 1C. of P.

Lodgo will not hold their anniversary reception this year. l)u, BUCHANAN i sail or London, on Saturday August 12nd. 4. -Miss EMMA WIUCMIT of Walnut Hills, Ohio, Is visiting MissLllllo Hoi- lowell. JoKB.

CAMKUOX has purchased Ihe music store of II. L. Benham Indianapolis, Boors half dollars and quarter dollars are becoming ijullo plentiful. Ijook out for them. I Joseph has boon spending a few days here with his daughter, Mrs.

John Jackson. JASON JlKKWKK will occupy us a boarding house tho Nathan Raymond property on Church street, ''Sellers' Liver Pills" never fall to cure biliousness, indigestion, or headache. Sold by all druggists. WILSON of Anderson, a sister of David Port, is visiting la this vicinity for tho llwt time in. thirty years.

A I i and her friends, the Misses Hannah, of Anderson, wero driving on our avenues last Sunday. JNO. Hiumxso'x is at homo again from a visit of ten days with relatives at Buffalo, N. and Detroit, Mich. L.

MONKOK I has been. appointed coal oil inspector for tho coun- tioHof Franklin, 'Fayette, and Union. i -Miss BKLI.I-: KKNDAI.I., whohasbeen visiting jNIosbangh, left on Wednesday for her home at Avondalo, Ohio. RonEiiT WuroiiT, of the Peter Wright Sons of Philadelphia, visited his cousin Mrs. Buchanan this week.

MHS. FKANK WHITH left on Mo'nUay for Indianapolis, to Join her husband. They intend making that their future liome. MKS. THOMAS and her daughter Sophia were visiting their inimerous friends at this place on last Friday.

THE pleasant face of our friend Lewis Lutx, shines forth on our streets this week. Ho Is making his mother a brief visit. has not had such a rush in trade for months as on last Saturday. Kverybocly was busy, and consequently hnppy. WHY don't our young people organize an archery club? Nearly every town in tho country has one.

Archery matches are (julte popular. "They cannot all lie," was tho observation of one while reading tho endless testimonials to "Dr. Llndscy's Blood Searcher." It id liiftdllblo. TIIK notorious L. W.

Eastman, who was employed to Instruct tho new Knightstown Band, gave them tho skip, finding that Held too warm for him. Rov. 0. S. Harrison was surprised on Friday evening last by tho gathering of a host of friends at Ids house, bringing much that was good to eat with them.

MISK IDA DODD of Lafayette, has been visiting Mrs. Frank Ballenger, and on Tuesday next, will go to Richmond In company with Willie and Annie Ballenger, and Olllo WhiteselL A dull, heavy pain in the wldes, bleep- iness, want of energy, no continuity of thought or labor, these all indicate dia- oaao of tho Liver, and should bo removed by tho USD of Dr. Bull's Baltimore -Pills, which will surely accomplish tho object Bought. HAIIRY Ed, MoCaflVoy and Harry Bond, accompanied by Mlsaoa JrJdna Smith, Mngglo Bond and Emma Hastings, dined at Hawkins' Springs, -wear Richmond, ou Wednesday, on- loyod supper at thoCIIthonp, and drove homo by moonlight-all of which added to tho happiness of those young THE publishers of tho Rural Yorker inform us thftt their issue cf Bopt 0 will be the annual Fair edition, This la olwayfl a very interesting number, but this year all previous isauos are ty be Burpafwod. It will bo elegantly up, with tinted covers and ex cellent engravjngs, The epoolal fea of tho contents will bo the an nouncement of the Annual Free flood DiatrlbuUoa, A any reader oanlmvp by Writing to tixfl JSurc it Is op MONEY TO LOAN! Q-yr First Mortgage Security 1 rp REDUCED RATErflNTEREST J.

I I Second NnUoual Bank Ilullilliifr, INDIANA. ITEMS. t'how -Jackson's Jlest Nnvy Toimcco. Kxcurwlon lliilrH to Fnlr. Hound trip tickets wilt be sold from Indian apol Is, Richmond and nil inter mediate points to tho Union Agricultural Fair, to bo hel'd In this city August 120 to 'Inoluslvo.

Tho -prospects' for tho fair wore never so promising as they fire this year. GORDON BAI.LARD, Sec'y, Knlghtstown, August 11, '70. 15-2' For Sale, Tho Catholic Church property, consisting of brick church building, parsonage, und lots. yov terms inquire of or address, RKV. ,1.

B. KTCLLY, 1 Cambridge City, Indiana. Choice houey at Hastings', Buy Peelle's Trophy Tomatoes for canning, and you will. have the best. Iron pumps, Svooden pumps, pumps of nil kinds, 'and.

for all purposes, at Guild machine works. When wanting tine cent cigar or choice chewing tobaccos, remember that Wm. Doney has tho, ilnest in town. Butter and eggs 'at Clark's meat market. 0 4 Get repaired at Jtupp's.

0 Pickled pork at Clark's meat 12, Grapes at Marson's, For Sale. i I 'offer for sale my piano-- Boardman A Gray, manufacturers-- for $125, and will take part in trade, Call and see, or address, MRS. SMITH AUSTIN, 11-tf. Cambridge City, Ind. 1 Any person who will return to the iiiiiUNE ortlce, a silver watch, lost on the grounds of the Car Company, near tho Junction Freight Depot, will be suitably, Buy your coffee at Hastings 1 Wnyuo County Annual Institute, at Ccntrovllle, August 18 tli' to aart, Inclusive.

The instruction this yejar will bo directed chiefly to explaining the, various new features and methods, which havo been brought into school w.ork during recent years, and are touched upon by such questions as havo been issued of'lato by the State Board of Education, Free-hand and map drawing, Grube's method with numbers, orthoepy and elocution. Prof. Robert Kldd. the elocutionist, Prof. Ill-own, teacher of drawing in Indianapolis Schools, T.

C. Smith, former County Superintendent, Profs, John Cooper, Pleasant Bond, AY. White, and Dr. S. S.

Boyd will bo. among the lecturers and 'instructors, Evening lectures and socials. Examination to occupy Friday afternoon and Saturday. All who expect to bo examined this month must be present. Membership SI.

Committee on boarding, A. Commons, Centroville. J.C, MAC'iUIKRSOX, County Supt. Aug'O, 1879. Choice pickled meat at Hastings'.

i Get your jewelry repaired Melons at Marson's, Camp The J. M. railroad company will run an excursion train to Acton Camp Meeting on next Sunday. Train leaves this place at 0 A. and arrives at Acton' at 8:50 A.

si. Returning, lefty as; Acton at 0 IVM. Fare for round trljp $1,25 to persons wfiapurohctae excursion tickets. i Acton is about half wny between Shelbyvllle and Indianapolis. Choice family flour and meal at Clark's moat market.

0-4 Grapes and pluma at Hastings', Nice fresh beof every day at Clark's Meat Market. 12-4t. Cawh paid for butter, eggs, potatoes, apples, -and pears, at Beartsoh's, Fresh vegetables every day at Hast- Ings', RRKHH Ov.sTKHH.-liillyStahr, at tho Central Jiotel, Is Just in receipt of tho first fresh oysters of the season, and he will continue to dish them up in his UHual prluooly fltyle until tho close of tho season, IVoni County Swperln- August to 23, --Regular teachers' oouuty institute, which closes with the last examination in J. Q. MA.OPHHRSON, County Superintendent, Smoked meats, at Clark's meat mar- feot, Good hand-made buggy trade fqr a gobd hoTso, Inquire of (J.

T. WRIGHT. FOR SALE-- Four chandeliers, ftt Dr, Buchanan 1 at tho -Central fin frttli A Curd. Thanking the people of Cambridge City and vicinity for their patronage and confidence during the years spent among earnestly bespeak the same patronage and confidence for my successor Dr. T.

B. Taylor, of St. Louis, who. will be hero on Friday, the loth, to assume my practice. Ho is a first class man and physician, and em- nently worthy of your confidence and respect.

It affords me pleasure, on leaving you, to be. able to recommend as my successor a man so entirely competent and worthy. Ho has spent two years hi tho city hospitals'of St. Louis, and is a graduate of the St. Louis Medical College, olass of 1S7C, I T.

BUCHANAN. Mrs. Hoover, at tho Bank corner, is just In receipt of a fresh lot of new goods, which she ia offering extremely low. Get your watches repaired Ituclclcn'g Arnica Salve, The best Salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Tetter. Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Corns and all kinds of Skin Eruptions.

This Salvo is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction hi every case or money refunded. Trice, 25 cents per box. Corn, Butter, Cl i Wheat, Barley, Co Oats, TM; Eggs, I Biliousness, idizalness, nausea, are relived by small doses of Carter's Lit lie Liver Pills. MAKTIN WILSON, have added much to tho appearance of their smith shop by whitewashing and other improvements. I PAV-day at car shops on Monday, distributing between eight and nine thousand dollars during the mouth, ending 10th.

We do not believe in medicine for children, but we do believe i Dr. Bull's Baby Syrup and assert that no family Should be without it. CK'OCKETT, Masters Hard wick and Cosgrove, all under ten years of age, were caught stealing tobacco from a car on the side track of tho Pan Handle Railroad. THK Baptist social held at 'the rqsi- idenco of Boden, on Tuesday evening, was well attended and aflordod much pleasure to those present. Receipts $18.

Profits TUB new water-tank on the Pan Hamlle road is about completed, and Is quite an improvement on its predecessor. It is to be supplied with by a steam pump, which will soon bo in operation. Mn. WILLIAM MCMILLAN, General Manager of tho Missouri Car and Foundry Company, has been.in town during the past.week,'looking after tho interests in the acijustment of their losses by tho lato fire, GEO. CJurLD and Cal.

Brandenburg have erected a. wooden awning the whole'lougth of their works and shops, and are Improving pavement and whitewashing buildings, all of which show signs of prosperity and industry. TitK.loss of the Car Company by the late fire has been satisfactorily adjusted; and the Company, early on Wednesday morning, began laying floor and erectinc; new set-up shops. They are also settlug'up cars on every foot of track in the yard. i FARMEK Goo.

Develin, of Alpine, Fayette county, was in town on Tuesday with a load of flax straw. George looks well, and says ho Is doing better than over before. He attends a farm of 200 acres west of Alpine, on which he has sixty head of cattle and other stock. His wheat crop of twenty-five acres, averaged thirty bushels to the acre. HARRY WILSON, Joe Carey, and'Ed.

McCaffrey have, this summer, been talking about going to California; but it has'baou all talk, aud nothing not having the, slightest idea of going. But to their surprise, the western ticket agent bore, Rufus Crull, struck them, a few days ago, to purchase tickets of bim--ho having received a telegram from the general agent to look up these parties and sell thorn tickets. When Rufus showed them telegram, they were like men struck dumb, audknew not how to speak, or what to do. A. M.

13. Church. The African M. E. Church building was dedicated ou last Sunday.

The services were Conducted by Elder of Richmond, and Rev. G. B- the minister in charge, assisted Rev. 0. Harrison and Rev.

C. T. White of this place. The attendance Jarge and the services were quite I. Pi by Pope, was by yei on ha ton year, half interesting, This is the fourth building occupied this church since .1840.

In that they built a log house for worship, the south side of West Fork, about way between this place and Mil- Iu course of time, thla was exchanged for another bouse which atood the north bank of the creek, under bluff, and on the west side of the leading from Capitol Hill to Mil, Thla was afterwards swept away a freshet--year not remembered, pbairoh, Men building on the north side of the Pan Handle railroad, east of Chestnut street, which, after being used for Bev- years, was destroyed by fire. 1800, they purchased another it to -ilte of the present church--a. little northeast of.tht public school home. Thla also wai burned In 1870--the no doubt, incendiary, present waa oompleUd a ilucc, And tho'tooiety hai the praoau ft iniured. It la tott wmm imnm on the road ton by The eral In bujlcjlng Tim' farm heVetp fore advertised by H.

Meredith, and lying one mile north of this place, was yesterday Bold nt public sale, to, Reuben; Beartscb, 1 for His principal competitor was Joseph Jaokson. The farm contains Four, young men from neav Economy Blurted from thla place, yesterday, oiixtho train, for Montgomery conn ty Kansas, over B. AV. Casper Markle, the Western ticket agent 1 ftt place, furnished them with tickets. -j E.

MASON, Cherry Vale, returned home yesterday. Mr. M. has sold his store at that place and come homo on a visit to his parents, William J. Mason and wife, He has purchased other property there and intends returning when the railroad running -north and south is completed to Cherry Vale.

TJIK Cambridge 'City Base Ball Club went to Hageratown, lust Tuesday; to play a game of ball with the dub of that pluce. Of course, our boys expected to play only nine men, which is tho' usual number; but the game had been in progress hut a short lime, when it -became, evident that they had to play against both the club and umpire. They stood the outrageous decisions until the seventh when Drischel and Cunningham rightly refused to play further unless there was a change of umpire. This the Hagerstown club refused, stating as a reason, that: they had no ono else that could fill the position. It may be that they had no ouc that could fill tbe position as satisfactorily to the club; -but any child could give better, satisfaction to the crowd and visitors, too.

was a very tame aflaii 1 being played all on side of Cambridge, as the summary will show: Innlnss 1. 2. -i. 7. 0 0 0 0 0 1I O-'J t'muin-iclgo cliys ia i a 0 Oi O-1 ITEMS.

Mrs. Samuel Wnyder, is quite sick. Gennantown is 900 feet'above tbc sea level. i "Ye Local" was in on last Sunday night. i Mr.Weller, left ion Tuesday for i Baltimore.

Miss Sarah Comlo is spending August with friends in Indianapolis. i Ed. NefTand family 'spent last Sunday in Hagerstown with friends. Adam Condo and wife were yisiling friends in Hageratown last Sunday. George Heist and family have returned to home in Kansas City.

Charles Krause, of Indianapolis, was visiting relatives; in this vicinity, last Tuesday. I Win, Goldman will shortly put down a new pjxvementjon the east side of his residence. Miss Allison, an accomplished belief of Knigtstown, Is visiting friends i this vicinity. Tom Burns returned to Indianapolis last Monday evening, after a pleasant two weeks visit with his parents. Miss Eme Harnish was tho recipient of numerous presents on the attainment of her 20th birthday, last Sunday, Mr.

S. Shofr, contemplates spending the com'ing year at the Ohio Medl- oal College, in Cincinnati. He commence work about September. Democrat: "Died, of cholera jnfantum, on the 3d Harry Everett, the youngest child and only son of Mr. and Mrs, H.

S. Shoff; aged 1 year, 11 months, and 13 days. Mr. Edward and family, of E. J.

Burkert with her two interesting children, of Chicago, are visiting parents and relatives in thly place. Jones returned 'home from Wichita, Kansas, last Tuesday. He peaks hopefully of that "country, but under the circumstances, he is rather inclined to remain here for the present. His father, and Mr. Reiser, will return here.in about sixiweeks.

Something new in the 'form of double wedding occurred at the Lutheran parsonage on Thursday afternoon of'last week, In which Rev. officiated, and a brother and a sister, at the same moment, bade adieu to the joys of single blessedness--Mr. James C. King being married to Miss Rachael M. Martin, and his sister, MissLucinda M.

King; to Mr. Charles W. Btaats. But a single ceremony was used iu fiol- omuizlng both these marriages-the important questions being answered by each party In tho order proposed. All parties are residents of Centre townships, near Ceftrevllle in this county.

A number of Invited guests were present, and at the olose of the important servlceg, congratulations were promptly given, and all went on their way with glad hearts and a hopeful future before them. May the Kings have a long and righteous rule in the land, and may Staata have long life and see good dayo. DIJ1IL.I1* Bohool beglna September 1st. James Tretlow and farnily Jeft Monday for Misses Fleda and Libb'lo Pearson have been quite sick. Mr.

and Mrs. John Hager man spent Sunday In the country, Mine." It ii girl, Saturday night. Rev, Francis ThoruM, of preftched at Meeting iMt day. Zohrung 1 and itntev dity, ipaht luuday la XRY Everybody and far-is invited toeomo. and spcct tho- Largest and Choicest' STOCK OF DRY GOODS! In Eastern Indiana.

During the. Summer our Stock will kept 4 Our purchases for the Fall Trade have largely been made: with a view-of an advance in the price maiiv goods adapted to the Fall and Winter trade. FOE, THIRTEEN YEARS 'Wehnve studied the wants of the community for Dry devoted ourselves closely to the have established a trade that will bear us out in the that for the BEST DRY GOODS at LOWEST JPOSSIBLE CASH House is in the lead, may deal with us in full confidence of In every 1 ice. Do not consider it too far to but start bright and early some morning and drive to Richmond. VISIT to our Largo Establishment wiJI afford you pleasure, and the purchase of a small bill justify tbe trip.

GKEO. H. KTSTOLLENBERG, Mrs. Mary Brown and her daughter Mrs. Converse, of Hartford, are visiting in Several of our citizens attended the funeral of Mr.

Rockwell at Cambridge City on Monday afternoon. colored people will hold a basket meeting in Bond's woods, north of Dublin, Sunday, August 17th. There was a. Union Temperance meeting at the M. E.

church "Sunday night- Jiev. Freeman and Mary Thomas Clark were the speakers. Mr. and Mrs. Laymon, Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Hia'tt, and little Bertie, drove over to Richmond Sunday in Charlie's new carriage. They passed the day pleasantly 'as guests of Mr. and Mrs, Jonathan Gilbert, on 12th street. Fremont Harris and Miss "Lizzie Cox were married at the residence of the bride's parents, Sunday evening, August 10.

Rev. Francis Thomas officiating. We wish them much happiness, and may their trouble be little ones. Sunday evening, at the railroad crossing ncarKinley's mill, the switch engine struck a cow throwing her off the track. She was considerably bruised and looked rather sick.

We understand she belonged to Frank Burney. These cool evenings and'mornings make us men think of laying aside linen pants and dusters; but we did not think the ladies would be thoughtful enough to dress warm. We were mistaken, for Sunday afternoon we saw a young lady outriding who wore a warm i hood of the kind worn last winter. TOPSY. ighest Cash Price Paid -FOR- -AT THE- Cambridge City Flax Mills.

cr. CROSS-HOAIS. Cool weather lost week. WillBoone goes to Marion county again, this year to teach. 'j The wheat crop in this vicinity yields an unusual average this year.

i M. L. Bowmaster and his pony took in the Cross-Roads last Sunday. i i Henry Foiitz is going to make a prospecting tour to Kansas soon. i of Indianapolis, is visiting, her brother wear this Mrs.

Myers is having a nice new! plank fence put up around her barn lots." i i M. E. Mason, of the' readers of the Free Press a letter last week. Miss Dora Woods, of Rushville.is visiting at the home of her uncle, Mr. A.

C. Copeland. i Dave Myers threshed near six hundred bushels of -wheat-, last week, and has as much to thresh. Snyiler, of Cambritrge, can beat the world on apples and croquet. But franklin can talk the most.

Calvin Bertsch, who Kansas last spring, has rented a farm, and gone to cattle raising. Suocess to Cal. Miss Hattle Thalls, of Springfield, Ohio, who has been visiting hereabouts for some time, baa returned homo. Mr. and Mrs.

Jos. Weigel and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bnyder, Cambridge jnjoyed themselves at Maple Hill lost Sunday. Our school will not open unM October.

The same pilot will guide the wheel, who has been the ruling spirit for the last six years. Ora Webb, who has for the past two years, been staying in'. Hageratown learning his trade, has quit, the store and gone homo to live ou the furm. That the Phonoorwh can" t'battle up" voJpe pass it down to future ages is indeed A wonder, but is not the reatoratlon of a loet voice more wonderful? And yet Dr. Pieroe's Golden Medi- ool Discovery.

speedily alow voice, cures hoarseness, throftt, bronchids, and consumption. who ha4 abanaonsd the pw reisugau of throft and by TAKEJIOTICE! Thirty Days Only! Jiave on ten two-seated Carriages, for which I will give special bargains. want- ingjinc carriages will have an opportunity for fJie next thirty days to buy them at cost. Every job warranted to give perfect satisfaction. P.

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