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Dr. McCune and wife were at Rockville Wednesday. at an A full line of flannels and yarns W. I. Sylvester’s. Bert Cornwell and Mrs. Fanny Hughes were in Rockville yesterday. The celebrated Lafayette boots shoes for sale at W. U. Sylvester’s. Chas, Hosier, a former resident of Montezuma, now of Ft. Wayne, is visiting here. Miss Belle Osborn has accepted a position as saleslady in W. H. Syl vester’s dry goods store. Hallow ’Een (last night) was cel ebrated by the boys and girls. They had lots of fun. Mrs. Sam Hienkle, who has been very sick for several weeks, is at present writing no better. Silas Taylor, of Farmersburg, Ind. a former citizen of Parke, visited is brother Harrison here the first o eek. ‘Miss. Annie Phillips, daughter of Benj. Phillips, living three miles east of town, is visiting with the family of David Dunlap this week. Fine parlor furniture, easy chairs, rockers, c.. new and fancy styles at Probst Fisbeck’s, Terre Haute, Ind. First-class goods at the lowest prices.. _ The big leader has come and gone but the reliable firm of W.H. Syl vester has just received a full line of fall and winter goods which I will sell at bottom figures please call and see them, W. H Seylvester. We hadn't heard of this enterprise, the following account of which we get from the Montezuma corres pondence in the Rockville Repub lican, but hope it is a fact and will be successfully carried out: “A scheme is being set on foot to erect telephone flam the I. D. W. de pot to H.B. Griffith’s store. This is ‘Much needed and should receive the substantial support of the citizens. A paper is being circulated by F. M Conner and when he undertakes anything he is generally successfull. Mrs. J. C. Kemp, of West Leb anon, is here visiting her parents, I will sell all of my summer weight clothing at cost. W. H. SYLVESTER. Thanksgiving will soon be here with its fat turkeys, good, God-fear ing, Christian people offering heart felt thanks, and hell-elected hyp ocrites lying to their God. The most notable event of this week was the presence of Soulomon Allen, of Coloma, on the streets selling pears, less over 93 years old.—f Rockville ‘Tribune. A Mr. Windson and family, of Summit Grove, have moved to Montezuma to live, and will reside in the dwelling of Mrs. Hughes, two doors north on the corner from her own residence. One hundred and thirty-nine grand jury indictments is rather a goodly number for a neighboring county; but it is not half what we might expect—under the circum stances—Crawfordsville poker play ers have been telling on each other. [Rockville Tribune. Dr. Wm. Reeder and wife, of Troy, Kansas, are here today, visit ing Dr. Reeder, brother of the first named gentleman. Dr. Wm. is an old ex-resident of Parke county, having lived and practiced medicine in various parts of the county before the war. “He enlisted as Captain of the 85th regiment, and after the war located at Troy, Kansas, where he has since lived, Sugar Creek car, Republican. There is a house at Grange (or Grumble) Corner that seems to be infested by evil spirits. Six fam ilies have lived in the house in the last three years, and the husbands and wives have all separated while living there. This house had for merly been used as a whiskey saloon. Bring your job work to The Re PORTER Office. We are ready to fit you out in house keeping in the furniture line at the lowest prices. Our present line is bound to commend itself to all who see it. Visit us when down to our city, Proust Fisneer, 311 Wabash Ave., Terre Llaute, and The pain of a burn or scald is re lieved almost instantly by Chamber lain’s Pain Balm, besides it quickly restores the parts to a healthy con dition, and heals them in less time than by any other treatment. With out the burn or scald is very severe, it will not leave a scar. It is also invaluable for frost bites and chil blains. Fifty cent bottles for sale by F. 5. Bipusg,. We are sorry this week to chron icle the death of Buell Welshbans, at Montezuma. He died very sudden ly at the home of his parents in that city, Sunday afternoon. The de ceased was a resident of Browns burg until the removal of Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Welshans to Montezuma, six years ago. He was aged twenty eight years. The many friends of the bereaved family in Brownsburg extend their sympathy.—[Browns burg Modern Era. A farmer near Albia, Town, by the name of J. H. Wolf, has found a sure cure for croup. He says: ‘For the last eight years [ have recom mended Chamberlain’s Cough Rem edy for croup. Half a fifty cent bottle will cure the wost case, if taken in time. On the 20th of this month my boy, 4 years old, had the croup very bad and three doses cured him.” I would not be without it in my family.” If the remedy is given as soon as the elald becomes hoarse, it will invariably prevent the croup. Fifty cent bottles for sale by F.S. Bipus.
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Montezuma Reporter
Montezuma, Indiana, US
Fri, Nov 01, 1889
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