Jackson County Banner from Brownstown, Indiana • Page 8

Pleasant Grove Gruel. Tampico Tintinnabulations. 52Z EXPECTANT for Infants and Children. Caatoria with the patronagy of MIHTy1 years' cibte rvatlon of million, of persona, permit pa It ia nnq-neti6aahly the heat remedy for Infants and Children the world haa ever known. It ia harmless.

Children like it. It give them health. It will save their lives. In it Mothers haye something which is ahsolntely safe and practically perfect as a child's medicine. Cagtorla destroys Vorms.

Caatoria allays Feverlahness. Caatoria prevents vomiting Soar CnrL Caatoria cures Diarrhoea and Wind Colic Caatoria relieves Teething Tronhles. Caatoria onrea Constipation and Flatnlency. Caatoria nentTalizes the effects of earhonio acid gas or poisonous air. Caatoria does not contain morphine, other narcotic property.

Caatoria aaafanilates the food, regnlates the stomach and "bowels, giving healthy and natnral sleep. Caatoria Is pnt np in one-sire hottles only. It is not sold in hnlh. Pon't allow any one to sell yon anything else on the plea or promise that it Is "jnat as good and will anawer every pnrpose." See that yon get C-A-S-T-O-R-I-A. A.

J. Nelson's never-failing well has gdue dry. LAnd where was brother Hummer latetweek? E. A. Whiteomb was quite sick most of last week.

fTax collector, J.i L. Dowden, is still mtiug down the delinquents. Yes, Brother Facts and Fancies, we ade a mistake, but have made the proper correction. The first quarterly meeting of the present conference year will be held at i.Cbrtland next Sunday a week. Doctor Shields, of Brownbtown, the reliable old dentist, extracted 14 teeth Mrs.

Em Hays last Friday. Fire broke out on the Bolinger farm ist Saturday and burned a half mile of fencing before it could be controlled. Uncle Carroll Richards taken vlry senou-sly sick last tounaay night of hemorrhage of the stomach. Jerry McOscar has the contract to husk the large corn crop on the Begley fJrm, which will be sold at the market price. The funeral of Francis Borders will preached here next; Sunday moru- iig at by Elder Shutts of West Brownstown.

Philip Zable, of West Browns- tAwn, with his- ever agreeable and pleasant family, called briefly on our mily Sunday evening. We had the pleasure to meet our old fi ieud, I'ncle Ton! of Honey-town last week. Uncle Tom is creep- up in age, being now 71. D. M.

Hays and wife, with many fiiends and relatives, iu this vicinity, ere iu attendance at Mrs. Samuel liuusucker's funeral at Vallonia last day. George Hays has finished cribbing is corn ana it yieiaea bushels per acre. Good this is for clay lnd, part of which has been cleared fr oil Miss Esther McCormick, our wide- aKvake and ever vigilant school Miss, is nrogressiiig nicely with her work. She an agreeable lady and is fully up in the profession.

Married, Saturday, October theiJGth, y. icev. rrauK iteyuoius, Jfieming Itngle to Miss Attica Barr. their wedded career be smooth, pleasant, long and prosperous is the wish of (fruel. We were at Sej'mour last Saturday and a guest in John McKinstry's fami ly.

John informs us that he has sold his entire crop of corn in the field to lichard McXiece, at 20 cents per bushel. Brother Tone's sermon was listened tr with marked attention last Sunday vening. He has commenced a pro- tjracted meeting at Undley's Chapel. All- are most cordially invited to at tend these services. As we have often said, we say it again, John vv.

ljiicas is alive to busi Bess ana progression, tie now ar ranging to put up a new set of build- ngs and tear down the old ones and move over and become a resident of i ur thriving neighborhood. Come ight along, John, you and yours are George Hamilton, the old reliable Browns'town merchant, and his estim able little wife, together with two of he most charming young ladies who ever qiq or likely ever will reside at he Geographical Center of Jackson fyounty, and whose uarres we have orgotteh, drove over Sunday evening after persimmons, which they found in endless quantity. The announcement of the death of Mrs. Samuel Hunsucker, of Vallonia, past a deep, and sorrowful gloom over all this neighborhood. We have had a continued acquaintance with her for period of 28 years and kuow well of per.

many good deeds in passing along the busy path of life. The bereaved companion aud children who are in the throes of sorrow have the deepest condolence of their numerous Pleasant Grove friends. While passing along in a spring wagon -Mrs. Martin Oathout stopped, leaving the rig in the road while she rwas gathering some persimmons, when the team started for home with its only occupant, a little child. The cries of the infaut boy with the agonizing shrieks of the mother attracted the at tention of Miss Daisy Hays, a half mile in avance of the fleeiug horses, and she caught them with but little eflort, thus arresting in the "nick of time" what might have terminated in a heart-rendering accident.

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Branaman, Ewing, Druggist. Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria. The "crusty crew." The revivals have closed. The High School is better now by half. Ira Thompson is reading medicine under Dr.

Yost Oldtown is confidentially repotted to be "on a boom." Jas. F. Keach, the merchant, is fre quently seen sporting on a bicycle. Orlando Rucker and Lycurgus Thbmpsou were at Seymour Sunday. Mrs: J.

B. Thompson visited -friends at the "Geographical week. Mr. Pearson, of Scottsburg, was the guest of Miss Lula Sturgeon Sunday. Miss Alice Trueblood, of Browustowu, is visiting in the family of Robert Evans.

Dr. H. E. Yost and wife were business visitors at Louisville the latter part of the Without new energy, thc Sunday Schools of this township wiil'soou re-, tire to "winter quarters." C. Y.

Agan and John Beldori took advantage of the special rates and vis-' ited the Indiana City Sunday. The new postmaster will not permit loafing or any misconduct al out the office, which is a move in the right di-rectio n. Jasper N. Thompson is making some repairs to his buildings, which will add greatly to the appearance and comforts of home." Moses Burdsall and wife were called Sunday to Indianapolis to see their Miss Ivy, who is very 'low with typhoid malarial fever. There was a "Spelling.Bee" at No.

1. Tuesday night. It is the belief of many that "Spelling Bees" have had their day and are not productive of any good. T. G.

Thompson and a Miss Thompson, of Salem, spent Sunday at H. Sturgeon's. Mrs. T. G.

Thompson aud son haye been visiting with parents and grand-parents for several days. The funeral of Thomas Collins was largely attended. Rev. C. I.

Overman, of Franklin, conducted the exercises. Mr. Collins was an ideal young man, a devoted christian and an upright citizen. He leaves a host of friends here, young and bid. Rev.

C. S. Norton and George Lewis, while on their way from Crothersville Friday night, the former going to Russell's Chapel, where he was holding a series of meetings, were waylaid and robbed by two burly negroes, near the Brown farm. A lively combat' ensued between Lewis and the negroes, Lewis knocking one down with a wagon Thip. The other securing a rail, treated Mr.

Lewis in the same manner, cutting an ugly gash on the head; A posse of men from Oldtown were soon on the pursuit of them, but on hearing that they were in a few yards of them conducted a masterly retreat. Vallonia Sayings and Doings- All of our sick folks are better at this writing. James Griffin is plastering WT. M. Peter's house.

An infant babe of Mr. Sweetland died Saturday morning. Born, to Wesley Griffin and wife, October 28th, a big boy. Rev. Henry Jackson will preach at the M.

E. Church next Wednesday night. Born, to Colby Hornady and wife, Thursday, October 25th, a big girl baby. Mrs. Ed Craft, of Georgia, is visiting her mother-in-law, Mrs.

Craft, at this place. Fred Meyer and daughter May made a business trip to Brownstown one day last week. Aunt Sallie Ann Richards was called here Friday to the dying bedside of her sister-in-law, Mrs. Margaret Hun sucker. Margaret Hunsucker breathed her last on Friday morning at 12 o'clock, aged 59 years, 0 months and 10 days.

She united with the Christian Church some 30 years ago and remained a true and faithful member until the end. Her death is our loss but Heaven's gain. "She was united in marriage to Samuel Hunsucker 30 years ago. She was a faithful wife and a true and good mother. She leaves a husband, two nve aaugnters, one sister ana many friends to mourn her death.

The funeral services were conducted by Rev. Thomas Jones on Sunday afternoon at 1 o'clock, after which the remains were laid to rest in the Vallonia Cemetery. All Free. Those who have used Dr. King's New Discovery know its value, and those who have not, have now the opportunity to try it free.

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A. Branaman's Ewing Drug Store. Children Cry for i Pitcher's Castoria. We Oiler You a REHEOV Which INSURES Safety MOTHERS, 01 me 10 moui-cr and Child. muum Confinement of lis Pain, Horror and Risk.

Mv wife used "JIOTHKHS FKIEM)" be- I fori- liirlU of lirr llrttt eliilil, she did not suffer from MIAMI'S orPAI.Swasriulcl;ly rnlifveu at mo rrtwel Hour suticnng nut 1. 1 1 slie liud no pains afterward aud her 1 recovery was rapui. E. IS. Johnston, Eufaula, Ala.

by Mail or Kxpress, on rccoipt ot priis $1.00 er Imltle. iioolc "To Moth- 1 ers" mailed Fr.ee. U.iMlHEM lK(a r.A T011 Atlanta, Ca. SOLD BZ ALL DEUGGISTS. Zelma Zephyrs.

John Dodds bought -the old school building Friday, for' 818.50. T. W. Ramsey made a business trip Freetown "great rival, tlie lust week. An old lady near here gave a peddler arid her old for new pair that sells at stores for 25c.

Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Dodds visited the family of their sou Andrew, near Saturday and Sunday; W. Cummingsaiid wife entertained a number of their friends Friday nitwit. enjoyable time is reported.

Tiii'as Mitchell has about completed liis residence in town. He has almost got. consent of his mind to give a rail-splitting before he moves in. What caused Eclipse to fail to appear week. That place is very notable.

It appears you could write an "Epistle" as long as a string each week. O. T. Wray has moved to his property in town. He' can now if he desires go lo the store and hear fish stories, and how they raise pepper in Texas.

As we got no calve, we will say nothing about the marriage of Claude "Whitehead aud a daughter ot "William Speer, which occurred last Sunday. Mort Crabb's team ran of with a wheat drill on Monday of last week. Mr. Crabb was in Jront of the team, and The drill wheej passed over his breast, breaking loose four of his ribs. He is very -badly hurt and thinks he can't survive.

"It. Zion Reverberations. Roys, don't break your horses on Sunday. Abe Fountain has taken, a ten pound gill to raise. Chas.

Hubbard has quit work at O. M. Weddel's. Sore throat is the complaint of the neighborhood. Where do the girls of Pleasantvillc got tlieir gold rings Boys, which is the best, straws or tickets, to go with the girls? The Pentecost preachers held, church here Thursday and Friday, nights.

Miss Mary and Martha McHargue yisited their brother Everett Friday night. Persimmons aud pawpaws are a full cropfor the boys of this place and the Pleasantville 'girls. The doctor from Heltousville made ii call at Geo. Pruitt's hist week to see liis little graiid-daughter, who was very 'ill. Everett McHargue and family visit-edhis brother-in-law, Melviu Weddel, last Sunday, and reported that they had a nine pound boy.

The friends of Oscar and Effie Gilbert gave them a big wedding and birthday dinner last Sunday. Oscar is "0, Effie 24, and they have been mar-ried 5 years. Locknian Lucubrations. Still dry and no prospect xf rain soon. Mrs.

Margaret Waggoner is suffering from George Manuel was seen in our vicinity one day last week, Mrs. Ella Waggoner is visiting relatives at Colunvb this week. James Phillips has moved into' his new residence on round top. Born, to William Berkheimer arid wife, Wednesday, a big boy baby. The family of John Waggoner, of Columbus, is visiting in this vicinity.

Mr. Schaurer and wife, of Louisyille, are visiting relatives in this vicinf- ty- James Garlock has sold his town Iroperty to (George Stevens and will build on his farm soon. We had the privilege of attending the Shakers' meeting at Maumee one night last week and we were soon convinced that they do not belie their name. Such antics are barely met with outside of an Indian war dance. We do not see how any sound-minded person can believe that there is any good in such actions.

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For sale by C. Brananian, Ewitjg "Drug Store. Children Cry for Pitcher's CSstorla. i i to peak of it withoat gwewing. is on every -wrapper.

Pitcher's Castoria. IIoiH'ytown Bummings. Dr. G. O.

Barnes and lady were down last week. Uncle Blaze Robertson will build a house at once. Loper, of Surprise, here last week doing some work. The M. E.

folks legan a tracted meeting at this place last pro-Mo n- day night. Polk Kiuzie and hs. force of carpenters--" in. number are rapidly pushinc their work. Our folks have just learned of the great fire in Brownstown and the losers have many sympathizers in this com- muuity.

There are more improvements going on here than in any other part of the county. Ten new buildings are under construction. C. W. Murphy, YV.

W. Patrick'and B. F. Mclntyre have purchased a saw mill. The price of lumber may take a tumble listen.

Misses Mary and Anna Stuckoff, two handsome and accomplished girls of Seymour, were the family of Blaze Robertson and wife on Sunday. Owing to the fact that Brother Shutts was engaged in a protracted meeting near Indianapolis, he could not be with us last Lordsday, as was announced. The Hummer, or more than a week, has been somewhat under the weather. Of we always diagnose our own cases and do our own prescribing. We deemed it necessary to take something to unload the alimentary canal aud excite the liver to action.

Thereupon We prescribed, which caused us to have a very severe case of highgali-conshamrock followed by loss of appe- tite so that we could not eat but three-times a day. But we are slowly regaining our appetite and think that in a few days will be able to take our reg ular meals. Sparks from Sparksville. (('imtribulrd by tlw Sparbxrille School.) Aunt Sally Tryon is very sick at thia writing. Frank Reynolds has returned from Bedford.

Mr Magaha and wife are proud of a big fine boy. -j William Meyers has moved on SL-Dixon's farm. Bom, to George Johnson and wifer a fine boy baby. Ered Greene made a business trip to-Medora Monday. George Darr and family visited friends here Sunday.

Several, new pupils- have been enrolled in our school. David Greene is hauling a house pattern for Y. M. Bennett. Several of the young people went chestnut hunting Sunday.

Wesner visited her uncle, Nathan Elliott, Friday evening. Norman Starr, who has been sick for the past week, is able to be up again. Rev, Hottol anil wife, who are en-route for India, held a misssonary meeting here Saturday night. Mrs. Amanda Starr and son, and Lafe Pollock and wife visited in the family of George ReynoldffSunday.

Frauk Heller and family formerly of Bloomington, have moved here to live with his mother, Mrs. Sophia Heller. Mrs. P. Sell, Ossaivatomie, Kan, wife of the editor of The Graphic, the leading local paper of Miami county, -writes "I uas troubled tcith heart disease for six years, severe palpitations, shortness of breath, together -with such extreme nervousness, that, at times I would walk the floor neariy all We consulted the best medical talent.

They saiti there teas no help for me, that I had organic disease of the heart for Which there was no remedy. I had read your advertisement in The Graphic and a year ago, as a last resort, tried one bottleof Dr. Miles' Seto Cure for the Heart, which convinced me that there was true merit in it. I took three bottles each of the Heart Cure and Restorative Nervine and It com-pletcltt cured me. I sleep well at night, my heart beats regularly and I have no more smothering spells.

I wish to say to all who are suffering as I did; there's relief untold for. them if they will only give your remedies just one trial." Dr. Miles Heart Cure is sold on a positive guarantee that the first bottle will Denefit. All druggists sell it bottles for $5, or It will be sent, prepaid, on receipt of price by the Dr. Miles.

Medical Elkhart, Ind. Dr. Miles' Heart Cure Restores Health Bailiff Grove Gleaning J. L. Dowden is very sick with typhoid fever at this writing.

Bert Keruer, of near Freetown, was seen on our streets Sunday eve. James Ratclift made his usual week ly Visit to Vallonia friends Sunday. Miss Dona Siiiallwood has gone-to stay: with her sister, Mrs. Jno. Alman.

Miss Lenora Emmons has' recovered her former health and returned to Sur prise. We were all very sorry to hear of Brpwnstown's heavy loss by fire Suu" day night. Our prayer meetiug was not largely attended Sunday night. Let's do bet ter next time. This community extend their heart felt sympathy to the bereft, friends of Mrs.

Samuel HunsucKer. James McElfresh and wife, of Free town, visited their daughters at this place Welcome, come again Mrs. Sbra Richards, of Pleasant Grove, spent Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ephraim SmallwOod, at this place.

On account of our worthy Superintendent being sick and our Assistant not appearing, our Sunday School was a failure last Sunday. Charles Ratclift met with a serious accident, on last Friday. A young team of niules which he was driving took fright and ran off. He is now in a critical condition. Rev.

G. Shutts will fill his appointment. here Saturday night, Sunday at 3 o'clock aud Sunday night. He will preach the funeral of Francis Borders at 10:30 on Sunday morning at Pleasant Grove. Let every one remember and attend.

The following are the names of the piipils of the Ratclift Grove School District Xo. 10, who have been neither absent nor tardy for the mouth ending October 25, 1895: Alice Ratclift, Tula RatclifT, Strawsy Stilwell, Joseph New-comb, Johnnie McElfresh, Rose Hughs, Roxy White, Minnie RatclifT, Stella Stilwell, Clyda Ratclift, Frank Ratclift, Cecil White. Pleasantville Pleasantries. Miss Mary Link, frem Medora, visit ed friends here Sunday. jBorn to Abraham Fountain and wife, i-.

October 25, a fine girl baby. Anna Byrlay, who has typhoid fever, is; very low at this writing. (Abraham Fountain made 70 gallons of crab cider one day last week. Mrs- Mary Eversole, who has been very sick, is better at this writing; Several from here attended the birth day dinner at Oscar Gilbert's at Mt. Zion last Sunday.

Otis Richards and Franklin Branaman, of Clear Spring, were business visitors here I Horace Smith and wife, trpm near Medora, spent Sunday with the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Curry. Some of our young folks went to Lawrence Couuty one day last week chestnut nuuting. They louua more worms than chestnuts.

Mrs. Eva Utterback, who has been visiting friends and relatives at Seymour and New Albany for a few days past, has returned home. She reported a pleasant trip. "Where Are We At This question perplexes the whole business world. People interested in the Northwest can find where they are at by consulting an Atlas cojitaing fine up to daternaps and much valua ble reference and descriptive matter sent to any address for lo cents in stamps by I Whitney, G.

P. T. Great Northern Railway, Paul, Minn. The fac-tdmile signatnre. of Children Cry for Medora il plan o- c.

Colds ate prevalent here. Mrs. Minerva East in moved to Muncie last week. Rev. 'Lashbrook filled his appoint ment at Fairview Sunday.

James and Mis-s Mary Hendry, Houston, were the guests of L. L. Goen Saturday night. Rev. Geo.

A. Duffy lectured three nights last Week at the Church on Roman Catholicism. Mrs. L. L.

Goen returned last Satur- I day from Houston, where she had been visiting her parents the past week; Henry Fountain has had charge of teiegrapn oince tne -past weeic, wnue-i E. E. Guthrie and family have been visiting- Geo. W. Zollman attended the funeral of Mr.

Hancock, the horse las't Saturday. Mr. Hancock -was well known here by our farmers. The lecture, given by Mrs. A.

Kate Gilbert, "Relation Heme and School," was highly appreciated by a large audience. We shall be pleased to have Mrs. Gilbert come to our town again. r- Next Saturday is Institute day here. Parents, come out and see what, the teachers are really doing in Institute.

Mauy persons whahave no idea of the nature of work done in Institute, will decry, them. Several of our citizens attended the funeral of Mrs. Samuel Hunsucker at Vallonia last Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Hunsucker was highly esteemed by those who knew her, and the bereaved family have the sympathies ot the people here.

Freetown Facts and fancies. Rev. Hall filled his appointment here Sunday. Mac Brown is suffering from an attack of fever at this writing. Miss Hiva Manuel visited, inenas in Lawrence County several days last week, A.J.

McKain was home from Maumee Sunday. His work there will soon be finished. Water is becoming very scarce here, and if the dry weather continues there will be quite a demand for that article in this community. A. Denny Son are greatly increasing the capacity of their store by removing a partition in the rear and moving their stock of boots, shoes, clothing, to the second They will soon have a store secopd to none, as they are increasing their stock The M.

E. quarterly meeting will be held here on Sunday and Monday, November 10 and 11. It will befollow-ed immediately by. the Ministerial lu-stitute, of which we made mention last week. The subject of Dr, Coultas's lecture on Monday night will be "Ep-worthv Oxford and City Road Chapel three Epochs and Symbols of Methodism.

We said last week it woujd happen, and so it did on Sunday October 27, when D. D. of the Freetown Milling and Miss Maud Tobrocke, drove to the residence of Elder B. V. Lockman, of Lockman, Brown County, accompanied by a.

few of their most intimate friends, where the two were made one. They have the best wishes of their host of friends here. It will be well to look out for another soon, and this time it is not a young couple either. i 0.