Greenfield Evening Republican, Greenfield, Hancock County, 12 December 1894 — Page 2

THE EVENING REPUBLICAN.

W. S. MONTCOMKKI, E(iitor aud Publisher.

Subscription Itutes.

One week 10 cents One year «5.00

Entered at. I'oitoilici jeoud-class matter.

DAX VOOI:IIESS has about giyeu up hope of being re-elected U. S. Senator in 'Jo, and announces that when he leaves the Senate lie will go on the lecture platform, It is not known whether he could hold the same opinions or stay on one side of any |iiostion long enough to deliver the same lecture twice or not. Daniel is the boss Hopper.

Congressman Ho.nian announces that after he retires from congress he will write a

oooiv

giving his experience for

thirty years in the Hcnse, and indulge largdv i, lvinmiscen-H's.

John W.

Harvey, an old Hnncock m-near Cumberland, who hols irhepherd

county boy frr.m

has been with til

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style. He ing ouliit .«• next ye r.

j) iper, Wi•• ill* ili-VIlill

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Ai'iiiior ', Iuiiiaii

parents .,uun.ib.e on

here on account oil a

the bad \v -.aier.

I WiLLOW iiii.VXLii.

Co.

•n ing acre in line

ir eoinj.ile-o thresh-,

rn'' I-..' delivered

his father.

M. B.

and

irrlc:iid of tli is

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iHir! at

this

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who wio.i :us wiie rrom :r., i& nei'e visiting his a i.-.iid wife has been nu 'h «:ice he came severe cold and

Protracted meeting eoi .ime.iced at the U. B. church last Sim-lay. There were only thi iy-t'.iree baskets I sold at the of P. supper Saturday night. Proceeds amounLiug to $33.00.

Stoeker held the Fort. Uncle Jonathan Smith is improving slowly.

The Democratic foreigner has full possession of his ofllce now. Joel H. Knight and partner, Mr, Keck, was in towh Suuday.

A. B. Thomas and I. Jones have completed tho inventory and appraisement of the general store of the late A. P. Thomas. It invoiced about $2.0C0.

IViiss May Jones is staying at Anderson with a Mrs. Trees. Tne famous Billy Buckley has returned home from a tour through the middle and southern States. We think business

was slack.

Courting iti the school room is a bad example for the pupils. Byford Ryan of Indianapolis spent a few flays of last week with his friends and relatives here. Byford is railroading for a livelihood.

With a small effort backed up with enthusifisni w.' could have a merry Xmas at WiHow Branch.

Grandpa and Claud Patterson were A !siting at New Castle the first of the week. John King, the chicken buyer, In's lost his bo«?1" fn'id. "Poor Slier" went. kill any more sheep. No dcubt it is funny 13'-. 'w 1 donu the shooting but you had better prepare a fee and h' v.- n'ly lor -..ill be a collector C1! to PPP.

The owner of the "Zoo Building" will ''cv 'r t'r protracted eiTort ior.0„ .... a few nights. The Democratic leaders wish to announce to the Republicans of Willow lira.ucli that they will see about the postoflice without any of their assistance.

Miss Ella Thomas v.iii make, her home at Oakland as soon as her affairs are straightened up here.

Why not have some kind of a Christmas entertainment We have as good talent as our neighboring towns and could have a jolly good time at home.

CAXADA.

FltEIi UO.U2-J jniEAXaiENT.

Cnt'iriii Cures 1» Thousands by l)r. Hartliiiin.

The symptoms of chronic catarrh vary according to the stage and exact location oi the disease. Tlia first stage of catarrh of the nose a.od head produces discharge from the nose, sneezing, pain in the eyts, and forehead, weak and sometime watery

eyas,

occasionally loss of memory. In the last stage the discharge ceases and dry, offensive sc:-ibs form in the uo.se polypi growths sometimes form in one or both nostril:-, and the pain in the head and eyes is much less. L'uless something is done to prevent, the catarrh will follow the mucous membrane into the lungs where it will be followed by cough, night sweats, rapid loss oi ik-sb and the other dread symptoms of consumption.

To all sueii pev-pie Dr. Hartman's treatment comes as a great boon. It is only necessary to send name and address to J)r, Ilartman, Columbus, Ohio, and complete direction.* for lira I month's treatment will be sent free. Not only is it more sueeesiifu] in curing catarrh than the treatment thv catarrh specialists but it is ii.i the "reach of every person in this land. A medicine which is the principal par! of Dr. Hartman's treatment, knovvn as Pe nwia, can be bought at any drug ston-. find is a remedy without equal -'or catarrh in all forms., coughs, co'us. bi oiiohit is, consumption, and all climatic diseases of waiter. Each bottle is accompanied with compile directions for ire.

Aiii,j(-o 'i'h Pe iu .i Div.g Ma.iiiluc-

tiu-iug Company, Oohimous, Ohio, for a

cony ot their Incest ca'oarrli book. Sent

fr: to any ii.ddre-s.

PHILADELPHIA.

Rev. Charles Pritchard is holding protracted meeting near Plainfield. Ernest Elliott has moved into the property of H. C. Stutsman on Main street.

Miss Carrie Gilson is very sick with measles. Miss Lottie Haines spent Sundav with Miss Angie Shelby near Sugar creek

Mrs. Benj. Elliott returned Monday from a visit with her daughter, Mrs. Ed Klem of Kokomo.

Mr. Burt Burk and Miss Mamie McCready were united in marriage, Dec. 5, at the home of the bride at New Castle, Ind. Burt is a good honest boy and we think he is worthy of the jewel he ha3 secured. He has an interest in the store at Gem and they will make that place their future home.

Rev. Ramsey commenced a meeting at Sugar creek last Tuesday and will continue over the (juavteriy meeting thai is to be held there next &uunluy and Sunday.

Cle! Staley ha-- moved into LK- pro.icrI ty of Freeman Meek on the street near I the depot. There area Jw pertous who persist in hanging around the church after service.- have commenced, and creating a disturbance. We sous Will take wurning i.ii-event. l'uitiier trour-le.

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tnet per-

une

and so

ard's f:

Ehvood

are a11 well

agaiu. Mr. Kigg is able 1 be up, but is voiy pearly.

Hiram Jarrett nud wile visited in Anderson, Sunday. Bro. Slack preached two able sermons for us Sunday.

Elsie Jaques is visiting Mrs. Evaline Baldwin iu Greeutield. B. E. Pardueaud mother visited fiiends in Fortville last Suuday.

Stewart Slocum is visiting a friend, Howard Brown iu Indianapolis.

Mrs. Sum DeCamp and son Ed visited her sister near Noblesvllle lest week. Mr. Herbert Baily, of Spicelaud called ou Miss Rose Randall last Wednesday.

Clies. Archer aud wife will move into their new house New Year's day. Frank Tyner, of Indianapolis was the guest of George Lewark and family lpst week.

Effie Alford and Olive Kirlin were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ide Roberts, near Maxwell Sunday.

Mrs. O. P. Barrett and Misses Daisy and Grace Jarrett visited Mrs. Jule Cook at Pendletou. Sunday.

Eden Cornet Band wi11 give a grand concert and oyster supper Saturday Dec. 22. Everybody come.

I. S. Barrett and family were the g..ests of Mr. and Mrs. W 11 H.'Scolt In 'Greenfield Inst Sunday.

Horace Wilson and M^S John, TO, of Greeufield were guests of IT. B. W1 ou and family over Sunday.

The F. A. M. a«d O. E. S. are expect ing a grand time the 27th, as both orders will install officers for the ensuing year that night. All the members and their families are cordially invited to be present. Itr.reshuidats w'^bu set ved and a jo1'}7 good t.' ne expected.

The birthday surprise given in honor of Orweu Moore at his mothers last W' -.1nc:dav night was a grand success. About forty guests were present, sirong them his sister, Ola Conner who is sevi ing with Mis. Oakersou in Greer-tield aud Jesse Scott aud Mr. Helir®, of McCordsviMe. All enjoyed themselves hr^ely and left wishing Or wen many such happy anniversaries. Oysters were served iu grand style. Plenty of mihiC by the cornet band and orchestra.

3IOU A WJ.{

James Cole, who moved to this neighborhood lrom Kentucky some time since, is very sick with stomach trouble and dropsy. His recovery is doubtful.

Willis Fuller wn brought home from Indianapolis this week by his father, Henry Fuller, iu a critical condition from lung fever, and now typhoid fever has set in.

U. G. Wilson, who has been sici with typhoid fever, is able to be out. The Suuday Schools at Ur'ou and Mohawk are still alive and doing well, contrary to some predictions that a Sunday School cannot survive the winter in the country.

Rev. Wi Ilia 11 Gossett was here and preached the funeral of Mrs. Jaiie Tlittle at Sugar Creek church. Mr. Gossett was on the Warrington circuit a number of times some years ago, and every one WAS glad to see him again, as he was a special friend of the little folks at that time.

There was an organization effected last week at Mohawk, iu which each member shall take hi3 regular turn in setting up or helping to take care of the sick belonging to the organization, or forfeit $1 to pay some one tojgo in his place. In this way it is hoped to give the sick better attention aud relieve the family of some of the grc-.it care that comes with a long and severe illness.

Samuel Honey has moved to the farm of William Albea, two miles uurth of town.

The firm of Newman Barnard, lumber dealers of this plac'% have ereetod a nice bunding in which will place a full set of planiiifr !"aehijiery and carry a full stock of budding material. Mo hu'»vk*lma eultrpuse it ibis a small town.

WAKllINGTOIs.

W. I. Garriott, our enterprising young merchant is building an addition to his store. He was at the city Tuesday ordering his Christmas goods.

Alonzo Hiatt, who has been working in the flouring mill has moved to his farm near Shirley.

There will be a basket supper at the new school building next Saturday evening in behalf of the Sunday School. Everybody invited to attend.

John Thorpe is having his house remodeled by J. S. Orr. A protracted meeting is in session at Zion's Chapel, two miles north of here.

Miss Maggie Titus, ot Clinton county was the guest of Miss Etta Bairett last Sunday. .j

The Warrington graded school is flourishing under the competent and elhcient corps of teachers, viz. W. B. Stookey. Principal: W. T. Orr, Gramnier and .-s Etta Barrett, Primary. This is shown by the fact that mere are 110 iudusirions pupils enrolled.

There will be ,i Christmas entertainment given at the Christian ciiarch Chiistnias eve..

Allen Garrioif, will move iuio the property lately vacated bv Alonzo Hiatt. Miss Dora Lacy, of Kansas spent Sunday with Isaac Wilson and family.

Misses Eunice Barrett. Erma Byrket and Cora Cooper, of "Wilkinson, made a Hying visit, here Sunday.

Any one desiring to know the present, past and future can do so by adui'-ssing lock box 17, WaiiingLon P. O.

The show here last Saturday evening was largely attended, especially by the fair sex. V'

Miss Lillie Grundeu, of near Charlottesville is making her home at Mr. W.

Williams this winter aud attending school. Miss Lora Simmons, of Spicelaud was the guest of fiiends here last Friday.

Eider Hammond will preach at the Christian church next Sunday morning and night. Everybody come. This will be his last meeting here this year. f|gg

We can boast of a flue orchestra composed of Profs. George H. Blakely, Colonel Masters and Wiley A. Thomas. Any one wishing instructions, call at their office. .•

WIJMNSOX.

William Kenyou aid A. P. Coombs, visited relatives at Leavenworth, Kans., Mr. Keuyon went or. to Denver, Col. and both returned List week.

Frank Coombs who left here a year ago for Kansas, has enlisted in the Regular Army. 'Squire'John W. Smith tried his first case Saturday A. H. Thomas vs. Perry Lee for possessiuu of read estate. The 'Squire did exceedingly well.

Mrs. B. M. Forbes is on the sick list. '"lie Stewart who has been sick with typhoid fever i^ now better.

The basket supper given by the K. of P. Saturday night was a success. The last few days several musical firms have been here to sell pianos ivid organs to our citizens.

Geo. W. Sowerwine was called Saturday night to Cicero by the serious sickness of his mother who is very low with Ir-.-g trouble. His daughter Lola remained at Cicero for a while.

The handle factory is now running. The creamery hay ....shut down indefinitely.

The M. E. Sunday School aud Friends have united and will give a Xmas enlera

Rev. Rector of the L\ B. church, will preach in the Chrib^ian church next Sunday night. '"VCv1*"

Benny Fields, a former resident near here, died at his home Monday night with typhoid fever and was buried Wednesday iu the Simmons cemetery.

There will be a Rebekahs Lodge organized here iu the near future. It

reported that Uncle Billy Keck

has cold his home farm near the Conklin school house to Mr. W. H. Moore of Greenfield, cash when deed is made.

CVMUEKLAMI).

Mrs. John McConnell entertained her neices, tho Misses Foley, from Riclitnoud, last week.

Mr. aud Mrs. Fred Wiese cslebrated their wooden wedtling anniversary Jast Tuesday eveniug. Quito a number of relatives and friends were present and report a pleasant time.

Rev. Spear closed a successful series of meetings at the Baptise church, with three additions.

The Ladies' Aid Society was entertained by Mrs. Alice Furgsisou last Tuesday, tho day being spent in social talk and quilting.

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Both churches are preparing for Christmas entertainments. Our schools are also preparing an interesting program, which will be given before Christmas. Our entertaiumeuts are all free and lirstclass.

Jesse Ebiiugh, of the iirm ot Ebaugh & Cayior, has placed a handsome street lamp in front of their store, which is a very useful improvement. It would be well for some of our other citizens to follow Mr. Ebaugh's excellent example.

Rev. Spear will conduct services at the Baptist cbureli next Suuday morning aud evening.

iSANTA

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CHORUS:

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