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Tip Ritter is now plowing for wheat. The mother of Penny Whisnant is now quite ill. Oscar flouston sold his property, in the west part of town, to Mrs. Christy. John Sheffield contemplates moving to a fair in Morgan county Pete Harris has bought the lot south of GW. Pleteher’s residence and will coen erect a house. Just as we go to press a letter for publication is received frome WC. Draper, new at Trinidad, Col. The parties having the contract for the artesian well will probably begin work next week.—Sperec Dormocrat. W. o. Jackson, Marty Harris, Frank Stephenson and Orville Sthnsen, contemplate driving to Martin county springs soon, Parks Martin was up to his Fash the first of the week to look after his orchard, he thinks he will have $2,000 worth of apples to mar ket if he has no anishiap.— Spencer Journal, Mr. Leish, of the hotel Gentry, Bloomington, has given up the business, C. R. Worrall, for some time manager, has resigned, and will devote his time to his loan practice. Thus, KB. Phillips, patentee of the cane binder twine process, has gone east to look after the interests of the company. If anybody can make the wine process go Mr. Phillips can—Propress. W.C. Tarkington, aged 79 years, died at Indianapolis last week. He was for many years a resident of Bloomington, at which place he was in the banking business. He represented this county in the legis lature years tco. Last Saturday lightning killed three vows belonging to John Wampler, south of town. Curt Prow was on his way home from the Hunter valley and saw the cattle killed, and was badly shock ed himself. According to the statistics of the Arkwright club, the number of coc ton spindles in Georgia and the Carolinas has increased 20 percent, since 1892, as against percent, in crease in Massachusetts. Mrs. J. A. May and daughters visited friends at Bloomington Wednesday. A number of our people have had tents upon the bank of White river, and have been fishing and hunting for the past two weeks. Improper or deficient care of the scalp will cause grayness of the hair and baldness. Escape both by the use of that reliable specific. Hall's Hair Renewer: When our cucunber vine falls down and begins to ‘raw,’ cover the first joint with dirt. When it takes root sever the vine from the original root and let ii grow. That is said to be the whole secret at raising seedless cucunbers, “Have tried others, but like Ayers best is the statement: made over and over again by those who testify to the benefit, derived from the use of Ayer's Sarsaperilla. Dis ease never had a greater energy than this powerful blood purifier. Ito makes the weak strong. The Paoli Mineral Springs Hotel company Closed: the contract bist Wednesday for ano electric light plant. The Devere Electric Co., of Cincinnati, will put in the plant. ATO horse power boiler, made in the Houston Standard Gable Co., weoof Cinginmeli, will run the Lyne and teat the hotel build ing. ‘The diyiame will carry (00 incandescent Hylts.—Paoli Repub lica. The committees are mile are rangements for the old settlers’ meeting out Weteham springs, which is held annually the hit Saturday and Sunday at Avene! in each year. There will be two addresses con Souterrdain—one by Joseph B. Thentey and the other by John D. Morgin. ‘The princi pal sermon con Sundays will be preached by the Rev. Martin Fulk, now Foveary all Tle ds a brother of Senator ROA. Parh of his city or wet on In hachine Bedford stone for astern buildings, tie Louisville, New Albany Chicago railroad cetrado by tae the erenic or three spa thes. These gromess are usully placed GH Our cue ana bilteel out 69,000 pounds. A car load of that weight is billed tron: Bedtoml to New York at 8152.80; of the stan the Moovou gets 860.30 for taunting it from Bedford to Greencastle Junction. sixty-six miles. and. the rouls which carry it the 1,064 miles get $102 60, Tndianapolis Journal. Ruby Blanch, the bright’ lute girl of Mr. and Mrs. James Harvey (Bedboun Wednesday eventing of Hix, after quishness of two weeks. The remains were buried at the Meth odist rave yard on Thursday even ing after funeral servicws at the residence by Rev. Mcllister. Huby was fifteen months old, and her Heath is matter buugented bey parent: and friends. We wish to thank ourriends and neighbors for their help and sympatthy , our safe distress, in the death of our darling baby. Jan J. Asp Repecos Parvey, Ttis not acirele. [towor't core everything, bit it will piles. That's what DeWitts Witel Hagel Salve will do, because iites done it in hundreds of cases. For site oy W. I Sandy. PeWitts Witel Lagel Salve cure eb. G. Gorrell of the worst cause of eczeme ever known in the state of Indiana. 2 cures scalds, burns, indolent sores and never fails to cure piles. For sate by We Py sandy.
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Ellettsville Farm
Ellettsville, Indiana, US
Sat, Jul 27, 1895
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