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Ted PASSENGER TRAINS DEBAVE COVING TON eg WS: Qoys Paste, Wa. 4 —7y00N . 74:1) p. mo. Heentah Nis a Med *jisaom, *W2)a.m., “Daily. sep. mn, TRAINS 2G 23 CARRYING GASSERGERS LEAVE STATIONS, Attica Ar. Portland. Nebekers. Suebby’s. Covington Tove be jas This Means You Dear Reader; the printer wants money, and wants it badly. You know that there has been a change of ownership in the FRIEND and all ace out’s must be squared. The new proprietor intends to invest at least S§1uc0 in new machinery and material for the fiieNp, all of which will be for the bepefit of the subscribers. There is more than that amount due the pauper, acdi, is the intention to nake the business pay its own way. Look at Pik LABEL on your paper and if you owe the FRIEND anything one ANG t o estate loans trade at six per Loocetesi. With privilege of partial payments, by Paris, Schermerhorn Co., Atte’. Viegy jive cot oil, oud, 156 cents, at Lew Net vker's. Boom tie counting fetory., Fe will at he a wreat besedit to the city. Hap the pooper effort been made by we taidhs Baws ad seen craved roads, instega of beachs, steky mud. Have you seen the d--A Vive Mile horse lthe Thaos whe net? Of you duives horse you feed it. ibs: Prop. Pot Lee does pot cake kind ly toe te—black cits, nut least. For full partientsis, isquire of Charley , Hutton, ney weber pacat, puckies, chow. Chow vd horseradish, at Lew Neb ekers. A ressonaine credit (time) Will be extended to recentiie persons THEG, A. R. boys are soliciting subscriptions to raise a fund for the Service Pension organization, to be used in forwarding the interests of the assciation. Look at TEE LABEL op your paper and see how your account studs with the FRIEND The civesh bows to what thie sou have paid if you owe any thing pleaseon and pay. Somme one prowling around the priest's bosise the other rdgcht, ran agitetwoe Glothes tae in the back yarn and set his hat. Af the owner will come forward and explain mate ters, he can get his hat. Miss Lucy Chaypoon, daughter of Hon. Sol Claypool, aged 17, died last Week at her home in Indianapolis, of typhoid fever, her Genise being hasten ed by the prevailing influenza. She was a youn lady of marked ability. Tuk O. 1, W. people are now sell ing excursion tickets to points in the Santaclo States—Texas, Yale, Mon tana and California, at low rates. These tickets will be on sale until May 1st, and go very reasonable rates. For further information call on or address W. M. Segar, agent. List of letters remaining unclaim ed in the Covington posteffice, Jan uary 16, 1840: Clayton Brown, Mrs.Mintey Bruks, Iden Goble, Wm. C. Handsley, Wim, McAdams, Wm. T. McArther, Mrs. George Moore, Mrs. G. W. Murray, John Ricketts, M. L. Sargster, Char ley Vickery. A preventative for croup. There no longer exists any doubt but croup can be prevented. True croup never ap pears without a warning,and if Cham berlain’s Cough Remedy is given as directes as soon as the first indication of croup appears, it will invariably dispel all symptoms of the disease. This can always be done if it is kept at hand. 50 cent and one dollar bot tles for sale by Allen Layton. Six per cent. money to loan on easy payments, by Paris, Schermerhorn oo., Attica. John R. HAMILTON had been ap pointed Administrator of the estate of Henry McElroy, deceased, by the Fountain Circuit Court. WILL NASH, a former well known Covingtonian, was elected one of the vice presidents of the Commercial Travelers Association, at their recent meeting. THE young folks will give a grand Masque Ball at the Opera House in this city next Thursday evening, Jan. 23d. Good music will be provided. Fred Board, Nick Geiger and G. W. Meitzler are the Invitation Committee on Di, JEROME THOMPSON'S Lecture on the “Evolution of American Liberty” last Tuesday evening, was a masterly production. His argument was logical and his figures were models of beauty, Hetes but few equals on the platform. Snakes in His Boots. In reading last week's issue of Spence’s Paper one would come to the conclusion that the editor was atfiet ed with a bad case of snakes.” Change your whiskey, John! Change your whiskey. Marriage Licenses. Walter B Sutton and Mattie M. Dotson. Henry A Tamser and Jennie Jay Walker. Paul W. Weber and Margaret Cox, Andrew J. Berlin and Minnie French. Lewis LD.Gore and Iva K. Neese, dws A. Mayhew and Atalindsa EH. Shanks, Lewis W. Rhodes and Mingie J. Zeigier, Edwin W. Martin and America J. Osburn, Doll Reception. ‘The ladies of the M.FE church will hold a Doll Reception’ in the par lors of the church in the near future, which will be one of the most novel entertainments witnessed here in a long time. Due notice of the time Will be given. Notice of Settlement. All persons having claims against the estate of Anna Wathrick are here by noified to present the same at once for adjustment, as said estate will be fastly settled in three weeks from this date. By Kik Heirs. Covington, Lod., Jan. 15, ISO Sw. ANEW Quer made its apperance last week at Hilsbro, Crayton Broa., estitoratio, the Rustler. The cit ivens at Foutten county should not lacks Screws, ith six papers pub Leiied in the county, and several of townships to fear from. eucees to ye, brother. Farmer's Institute- The Fountain, Warren and Vermil ion Pair Association are preparing to flot ila Farmer's Institute in Coving ton about the 20th or 21st of February. They want to make it a joint meet ing of the three counties, and expect to have a profitable and entertaining Seesdon, A Continued Story. Treasurer Jas. G. Moffett? begins a contined story in this issue of the Friend which will run through sev eral issues. The plot is simple, but it will be of thrilling interest, especially to tax payers. The subject of the story is, “How to Get Rid of Your Surplus Money,” or “Walk Up and Pay Your Rent” A Three-Seveced Sheriff. We have a sheriff with three legs, Braze Coffing has been going on three legs for several weeks,and one of them is a wooden leg. He has rheu matic pairs chasing one another up and down his anatomy, until he couldn’t stand up, sit down or lie down. The only part that was free from pain was his wooden leg. We are glad to announce that he is recov ering, and will soon be around our two legs again. Death of an Old Settler. Nelson Crane of Wavash township, died last Friday night at his residence, of heart failure. He had been in his usual health, but that night he com plained of pain in his breast and got up out of bed and sat down by the stove; when he got up to go back to bed, he dropped to the floor, and died without a word. He was in the city last Thursday, in good health. Mr. Crane was one of the oldest set tlers of the county—having lived near ly all his lifetime on the farm where he died. He was an honest, upright and industrious man, respected by all. He lived to a ripe old age, being nearly 80 years old. The funeral took place last Sunday; services were conducted by Rev. A. R. Heath; interment at the old Union cemetery. PILES! PILES! PILES! Loosk’s Rep Chrover Pity Remedy, 18 a positive specific for all forms of the dis ease. Blind, feeding, Hehing, Ulcerated and Protruding Piles,—Price 50 cents. For sale by Jones Meitaler, A TWENTY FIVE pound sack of flour for 40 ets., at Liew Noebeker's, Money to loan, essy tennts, by At torneys Lindley Livengood, Cov ington. Mans DEI AVEN has sold his farm to Philip Hunt, and talks of having a sale of his personal property sacs, A FEW tousand toys remaining from the holidays, which Lew Nebeker will sell o at reduced prices; also, some fine albums. THE County Vemssioners appoint ed George Dillenderfer and Mont Board to make an inventore of the property at the Poor Farm. They conistered the work the first of his week. hurrah for Hurrah! Copner Post No. 46. A. RB. will have a Campfire and Beat Supper on Thursday eve, Jan. 234, 180, on the west side of the Publig Square. All are cordially invited to attend. By order of COMMITTEE, CO. Tracy, Wir hirs At HOWE GE Ass GEELTDE bUNCANS, Monagey Evening. January 200k,NS, Roul-Calt. History of Rome, We W7, Alaude Rowland. Latin in Enalish, ‘Two touks, Mais, Doug. S35 fouirésds and state, ied Boorad. A Reading. Crombarry, Music Mrs. Mie Morlien. an Mauacaerel inty. Strs. Downster. Notive is Balter given Urattere Dibbett iwesting at the office of the Secretary of the Fountain, Warren and Vermillion Agricultural Associa tion, SoHEgion, Tnd., Saturdau, Beb. 1, P98) he the purpose of Mesting Di wlatyrela found Asovistion for the en suing two years Davin FERGUSON, Pres. WORE Mings, Sealy, Jun. 16, TSU. Bovis Notas ecentcitigns « aware of the fre haa te have drew factory Teeated Di toe matar, hat ever is the fas never iehos., Disnae fae factory Davist greand dust eotof sthod andoqade a large reestvoir which is filed with fred water, and has beste Adaige and conmaodicns dee aouse, aid =peb otha qe + ows pure ' s)saw Mail!, has everything dae readiness to stow a very cooned fee to supply the city, and now feis prising to old Boreus to blow some Dakota blizzards direct from the north pols, this way. A Uniform Rank. The Catholic Knights of America had a meeting and convention at the Grand Hotel in Indianapolis last week, at which they organized a Uni form Rank for the order. The follow ing officers were chosen? Supreme Commander—John R.Fox, Logansport. Fist Vice Supreme Commmander— Nicholas Korl Mvansville, Secard Vice Supremet Commander— Frank Singer, South Bend. Colonel— Willans Smith, Madison. Lieutenant Colonel—M. J. Marnhy, F Indianapolis, Major—J. Hauser, Fort Wayne. Quarterminter—A. . Chapman, Madison. Chaplain--The Rev. Father Campi on, Logansport. Surgeon—Dr. J. J. Brennen, Indian apolis. John W. Sullivan, of this city, at tended as a delegate, representing the Lodge at Covington. La Grippe- The Friend started out to give the Dame, and report the condition of those suffering from La Grippe in this city, but, ————Aketchee,—— Aketthee, Wough !! the editor has got nipped, himself, and is not fm first-class con dition to report on the other victimes. There are at least fifty cases in the city,—some of them pretty severe, and some serious. Jim Bingham says it is more fun than exploding a powder horn. Little Jacky Spence had an attack, and was recovering nicely, but Sunday night about 3 o'clock he went out barefooted and en dishabille in the height of the blizzard, to knock an old tom cat off the back fence, and now he has a backset. Jim Brissey has shriveled up into a candle lighter from the effects of it. There are no dangerous or fatal cases yet, but it is here, and in one respect it is like the Fripnp,—every body takes it. Weak eyes and inflamed fida indi cate an impure condition of the blood. The best remedy is Ayer’s Sarsaparil la. It vitalizes the blood, regulates the secretions, and expels all scrotu lous humors from the system. Try it. Price 31. Worth % a bottle, for Spicer+ A fine office desk. Trynire of J. TB. Senwin. Wash day need nod lonver be regard ed as a day of drudgery. The United States Washing Machine has overcome this diMcuity. Weeking can now be done easily and quickly by any mem ber of the family. You are dnvited to examine the machine at the dealer's, Excursion Tickets. The, ELT. will sell tickets at greatly reduced rates to Chicago, on, Saturdays, Jr. dSth 25h, good re turning until the following Monday. Tickets include admission to the great Auditorium and Grand M litery con Getta, 2 apperticalers, atnquire of eta tion event, New Suits Fited. The following results have been tied in the Fountain Circuit Court, tea, Nebeker et. al, ve. Mary ¢. roy et al. suit for partition of lands. Mumueloolefiaviave, David and Haddie sit to force are a alort gage, James Th. Allen vs, Robert Cochran; appeal front Justice of the Pesca, Avy the scene? meeting Mondey night, Dr. Rowand, city health offices, made his report for Issa. There arere 44 births inside the corporation—23 twine, il deaths. Her parts die sani tary condition of the city good. © The Guy Pressurer Was ordered to re deem another SiO sedi) hence bond With the money dathe (easupy, tia is the way te do business, go the city out of debt. Barn is Found. Pipe Ppaved Hids week, toe lace far plesei, en leider from Dan. Simos. de is ourin tie odds of Kan ets. PronifiQGes: tases him allup. Ne doraivt say nagythines alund ever coming back. foe woe at Wellington last week, sim st of cur etd fried, Luke Nebeker and wife. 9 He reports: then vell and hasty avdan the high road to success and force. Dan likes: Kaesas weathery he ,ass that dt is made Loerder ced bat eveyhedy’s, or decls tiled. Toovo AHMASDR 4 Conversation be rWeep wo cadis who wire waiting their @ fice widdew a fewaiews ago. “Well, DT declare how are you?” askidine, “Dihought that was you FT sun scross the street just now, al though you do not wak as gracefully as you used to. Are you trying to eiteh some new stylish swagser, or what's the matter”? , “*Matter!? said the other, “and you have lived in this city for three years, and can’t see any cous, for a woman limping! Look at your beautiful pavements! To haven’t a toe on my foot that has inta corn on it, and Cam simply getting knovck kneed. Only last night two boys passed me as I was, walking at one dih street, falling into hotel, dodging cessiou's, stepping now high and now low, and one said to the other, ‘she’s 2 high stepper, and pretty full, Lreckon.’ I had to laugh, even though I wanted to turn around and tell even so smi a boy that I was, perfectly sober, but suffering from the “delirium tremens of art” displayed in the making and keeping in repair the streets of Covington. Oh, they are digies!’ ce for statpe at the post- Church Notes. Rev. J. A. Bolton held services at the Presbyterian church last Sunday morning and evening. Next Sunday he goes to Veedersburg to preach, con sequently there will be no preaching services in his church here. Father Kirg,of the Catholic church, went to Veedersburg last Saturday night to hold services there on Sun day, but he was taken very sick and had to return the same evening, and he was too il to hold services in his church here. He is now much im proven. Rev. W. F. Switzer held regular services in the M. . church last Sun day morning, and in the evening he returned to Perrysville, where he is still assisting Rev. Smith in his re vival meeting. He reports that they are having a good meeting. He will remain there nearly all of this week. Regular services at the church next Sunday as usual. In about a week he expects to begin a series of revival meetings here, which will continue several weeks, and possibly longer. Elder J. P. Ewing,State Evangelist, commenced a series of meetings at the Christian church last Sunday, which will continue several days. The El der is a fine preacher, and will doubt less meet with good success. SAC ECAR ER CS SS CRUD aD Pe EL EWS), Sharp Judy love Beer ad Hemphill’s livery state at Atties, 259 Marriage Uicenses were issued by the clerk of Sullivan county, during the year 1889, stephen GL Nehertes set a bait interest in his hostile victory at sities, to David Beasley. Samuel Strouse of Rockville sold 215 buggies and carts last year. Who can Wear it tia this Comics? Clay county paid ST .6HAD into the educational fund at buchaia last month vsed see eet GaN s15,05 The stationery ot Warren county is firshed by the Livthaspotia Jourcal for USS Sar rer the yar Sha, Ava. Weaver she affeurd note forger On dle Cun aissle thanks to the ditcunt of F500 has Leeuw released, Avuan fair to be known as the Ver midiion Co. Exposition has bee organs io about Pheavide, firs: capital stock 85,000, George W. Tipton of the Rockville Hagle was taken In another partner, W. tallenkie Gaving sold his interest to W. H. Marlin, Heery camisey table that graw by a sultan keeper in West Lebanon, the OMOSOP Tatts’ pay a fee of B10, Stinestivee Hcenses wer teued by the Clay county Clerk for 'y1--12 more taxa ok “Pau doishest number for any merely to tine 7 for January. A telephone wire has been put up at Perryville oy Attica parties a few days sence, Geechetts Tree the railway sta tion othe town, a distance of £ miles. iabyyty tawhebta, VYvarrepleounty, Peup eat dditen vre after the teastee- Shap gle aig—hai Liveagout, Prank Cork (as today sed Prank Vaalved, Ahaby Pintnuinte. the household of Afi. and Mrs. N. P. foster of Attica, Pie i Cheri. che daughter of our old deitcher fricui studs Earnhardt, nam ed Buima. During the year just endaed, the O. T. W.took the largest numiber of bushe els of oats out of Peoria, of any road while woes no essiero business out of that city Parties representns the Standard Oidauk Line, have seloted a vite and wilt judd to dike for olin and gas. wine, ac Crawfordsville. The project Gilieos =.x preieht thousand dollars. das. McCabe of Dives pare is said to be one of the arteries. for Fred L. Pettit, Who is chapger! wih wif pois oning, Hig believed 1 LaFayette that the accused Tanocent. af. Wednesdry night of last week the new police board fell at HL a’clock and the clink of the barelasses teased and the little ivory pails rolled no longer on fvne green cloth in Crawfordsville. No tidiangel of Mrs. Ginnie God frey, who wandered from her home a week ago at Danville” Herlsbow!] and hat were found on the Wabash bridge and it is feared she committed suicide. Some people have doubles and Gen. Lew Wallace has one in the person of Sidney O. Norton of Columbus, Ohio. Mr N. was in Washington a short time since and was taken for the author of Ben Hur. For 10 years the figure $ has risen in our dates, and now we are to be haunted with the figure 9 for 110 years, at the end of which the figure 1 that will have tarred with us for 1,000 years will disappear. Mrs. Bensry 3. Lane of Crawfords ville, has given her nieces, Misses Helen Suntnh and Katie Histon, $800 each to go to European. The ladies will start in June next, with a party from Louisville. Clem Watkins whom we noticed last week as having left Williamsport be fore the jury had decided his case, is untrue. He was there and took the verdict as cooly as anyone could under similar circumstances. The city clerk of Vermillion county, Joe M. Bragg, has vamoosed the county leaving his creditors and the city to hold fast to the bag. He got away with $205 corporation funds, besides quite a number of citizens and farmers are sev eral hundred dollars short. AS was announced last week, the In diana Mineral Springs were sold to John W. Heath of Lafayette for $32, 000, mortgage $8,000, which will make it cost him $40,008. Judge Laitue and Mr. Burbee of the same city were also bidders. Mr Ruby who had been in charge of the hotel before it was closed clearer $1800 above all expenses. The following officers were elected for the Bridgeton Union Agricultural Association to serve for the present year: James N. Miller, President; Robt. Mitchell, Vice-President; James H. Kerr, Treas.; Dempsy Seybold Sees J.J. Archer, Sup’t; Nathan Chapman, assistant Sup’. This is their 20.n fair and will be held from Anistah to 16th inclusive. “AE LANE,
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Covington Peoples Friend
Covington, Indiana, US
Sat, Jan 18, 1890
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