Greenfield Evening Republican, Greenfield, Hancock County, 27 March 1895 — Page 1
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We just received this unprecedented line of
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which we :\re not ashamed for
anybody to see."\\ arc
equipped witli quality, and
price. Tlie.se trunks are a. 11
up to date. .Place for silk
hat, place for stationery, place
for clothing, so that it will not
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BARGAIN.
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V. L. EARLY.
State Encampment in Session at IYIuncie.
THOUSANDS ATTENDANCE.
The City Gaily Decoratcd ill Honor of the
Occasion—An Incendiary Fire at Decii-
tur One Ian Fatally liurned—Strike at
]£l\voocl—Condition of the Fruit Crop.
Other Indiana State News,
MUN'CIK, Ind., March 27—This city is gaily decorated with patriotic emblems in honor of the G-. A. R. convention of Indiana, which will continue until Thursday night. The department officers of the Grand Army and Woman's Relief corps and Sons of Veterans arrived yesterday by special train and were escorted to headquarters. The department officers were accompanied by the famous Soldiers' am» Sailors' Orphans' Home band of Khiightstown.
A large number of veterans, accompanied by their families, have already arrived, and 10.000 visitors will be luire.
National Commander Lawier of Illinois will also be present. Vesierday was devote.i to the establishment of incoming posts in their temporary quartvJi'S.
AN INCENDIARY FIRE.
Livestock, Grain and Farni::itj I
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.Destroyed.
DiX'ATi K, Ind., March 21'.—The large, stock barn, cattle and hog sheds and granaries on the farm of Robinson & Company, in French township, this county, were destroyed by lire, together with a large amount of grain, i.~0 head of hogs and a quantity of farming implements. Tiie buildings occupied over three, m-ivs of ground. The property was owned by Robin soil & Company of Richmond, Ind.
Henry Blnhnie, superintendent of the farm, was probably fatally burned. The fire was of incendiary origin and was the third attempt to burn the buildings in tiie last year. Loss about !jj*0,X)0, with small insurance.
Don't Much.
RICHMOND, Ind., March 27.—Richmond will make st-r«ng efforts to secure the next meeting of tne North Indiana Methodist Episcopal conference, which meets this year at Logansport. Her only competitor is Fort Wayne and the contest between them promises to be an interesting one. This city will also ask for the next state encampment of the G. A. R. The brigade encampment of the Knights of Pythias, or in ase that is not held, the Third regimental encampment is also wanted.
-..Talcing Stops of I'rutee:ion.
INDIANAPOLIS, March 27. Judge Baker of the United States district court has appointed K. A. Seymour, A. H. Liudeke and Peter S. Mctlowaii of St. Paul receivers of the Indiana property of the Walter A. Wood Harvester company. Application was made by J. Kussell Parsons of New York. It is iclainud the National .Bank ..f tiie Ro]iui}l:e has coilalerai paper am-muring to
Mj'J.OOO. wnaliit iutemis selling to satisiy W'.Ti.l'OO. and the step ~was taken as pioleeUoii. !th VIVre Oani". I
Jt:I' NIIISON VILI.K, J.:I 1.. .March
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iov's head was beaten almost to an un-ivcug-Uizabii.t condition.
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IMIIM' \\AYNK, March ~7.— Diphtheria is raging ai the Indiana feeble minded institute, near this city. Since the disease. made iis appearance there lias been o'J eases, a-id at tin present time 28 children aro in quarantine hospital. It is feared the entire .")() inmates have been exposed to the contagion. Antitoxine is being freely used, and through its agency the. death rate has been very small.
l- iv lil Hundred Out.
El,WOOD, Ind., March 27.—The Diamond piateghiss factory lias closed down the easting halls, and will close down the entire plant Saturday, and NU0 men will be out of employment. The shutdown is to take inventory of stork and to transfer the plant to the trust. It is not known how long the plank will remain idle, jut it is stated semi-oili-eially that it will resume in full in six weeks.
Killed and Snitcured.
RICHMOND, Ind., March 27.—John H. Wolke, who a lew weeks ago lied the country and was subsequently found• to be a forger, and who later ret'urned and gave himself up, was sentenced to two years and three mouths in the penitentiary and lined $10.
A--ilnl:iliy Mud His Ilrotlier. PORTLAND, Ind., March 27.—While shooting rats Alex Grinn of Nottingham township,ir\Vells county, accidentally shot his Brother-in the abdomen. The bullet perforated the intestines in six places, aud icunsftd a wound which will prfve f-'t!i.|.
No progress is reported in the proposed Twain-O' Hell duel.' It is likely that Clemens will have tlm foresight to insist that it shall take place in France.—St. Louis Post-Dispatch.
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If Mark Twain and Mux O'Rell must really light a duel, let them discharge original witticifus at each other. If tho seconds are kept well out of earshot, no innocent person would suller.—Chicago TimesHerald.
After having written of French duolsiu a very amusing fashion it would be still more funny if Mark Twain were called upon to light one. Tho trouble botween him and Paul Blouet (Max O'Rell) is fast reaching tho challenging state.—Syracuse Post.
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Look Out!
Miss Nhte Boriug is no the auditor's oilice.
GREENFIELD, INDIANA, WEDNESDAY EVENING, MARCH
MASONIC
OPERA HOUSE
WILL E. HUSTON, Manager.
YOU'VE HEARD OF ME. I'M COMING.
The Great Comedy Success
Many Imitators, but no Successors.
Farmer J. C. Lewis,
Supported by the Brilliant Little Actress,
Jeanette Lewis,
and a select company of
20 Talented Comedians
in the I.aairliable Yankee Comedy,
SI PLUNKARD.
Everything .New but the Title
The Only Yankee Show Traveling. F\ cry!liim. New, Fresh and Original. Making the Funniest Parade. ('urry the Finest Orchestra on the Road.
Tin'(iresit R. K. Scene. The 'I hreshiitir Machine Scene. The County lair .-cciie. For "Si"' anil Country Hand Parade. For the Funniest Street Parade ever seen. SiviSSM-wis
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KKSKKVFD SKA'I ON SALE AT
HARRY STRICKLAND'S WIIITK IIOUSK GKOCI:I Y.
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Don't bite off wire with your teeth. Don't pull up tacks with a screw driver. Don't open tin cans with a razor. Don't try to saw natural gas. Don't sharpen your knife on the piano legs. Don't get mad at your neighbor's wife because she has her washiDg done at the
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'llliam Taylor, an e.-policiiu :.M. and-:] iiu R. .» a police eo :rt lawyer,"j ra".-(i,,y over a quest -in of rent, liming ii was dm.' him from
Tucker was armed with a pair ik- Taylor with a 'i ii -k.er was fatal.lv injured, ...•
ol tia irons
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d'-v the heart, 'i'ay-
For they pay special attention to family washings, which are under the dirout supervision of lady attendants.
Yours for clean washing TROY STEAM LAUNDRY, lien Strickland, Solicitor.
Local and Personal.
For The Finest 1'autographs Go to AV. I'j. Cnyler's Buy nly the best Hats. Annex.
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The Rex and lu:Jt2i workmg in
Dr. J. M. Lariinore and wife were at In.iiaaapoiis to-day.
.Approved styles and good tjuality. The Rex Hat. 10JU21 Mr. Mason, of Union county, is here visiting his cousin, R. L. Mason.
Dr. C. A. Boll and O. O. Souders visittd Knightstown friends yesterday. Buy elegant, new spring shapes in Rex aud Annex still' hats. 103t21
Mrs. Andrew Hagan, of Indianapolis, is a guest of her daughter, Mrs. Asa M. New.
Eph Marsh aud Will G. Scott attended the Ingersoll lecture at Indianapolis last night.
Eph Marsh aud Prof. [Geo, S. Wilson went to Indianapolis to attend a Masonic meeting to night.
A. O. Miller, the photographer,[returned from a visit to his home folks at Manchester, Ohio, to-day.
George H. Cooper and wife returned yesterday after a months' most delightful visit in California.
See Andy List's samples of clothing? He has some line ones. Prices reasonable, Odd Fellows building. 89tf
Mrs. C. W. Morrison, who has been visiting her son, Oak, at Morristown, £oi a few days, came home to-day.
Mrs. Thos. Stabler and daughter, Miss Edith, went to Indianapolis to-day to visit her daughter, Mrs. Chas. F. Hunt
Miss Maggie Snyder went to Indianapolis to-day to remain until Saturday, a guest of her aunt, Mrs. Pressley Guymon. ?s«I)r. S. A.,Troy and wife,[Chas. H. Troy aud Herman Poole aud wife of Milner Corner were guests of Noble Warrum today.
J. H. Mouldtn and wife were called to Anderson to-day by the death of a younger brother, James Moulden, who died from grippe.
Mrs. Lizzie Evett, who makes hfr home with Mrs. D. B. Cooper, went to Paris, 111., today to visit her brother.
Joseph Hiatt. who has been here lor some time with O. C. Irwin in the electrical business, left for his home in Richmond to-day.
Mrs. Naomie Leary, who lives northwest of the city, is at Indianapolis to have her left eye removed. It has been troubling her for two years.
Mrs. Clinton Wilson, who lives on S. A. Wray's farm near Maxwell, is quite sick with a large abscess in her side. She has a little babe ten days old.
The Greenfield Woman's Club meets with Mrs. Eph Marsh this afternoon. The subject is "The Grecian Woman," and Is in charge of Mr?. Dr. J. P. Black.
Dr. L. B. Griffin has purchased of Dr. E. B. Howard, 40 feet just North of Mrs. Lizzie Howard's property on North St.and will build him a home there this summer.
John Huston and wife went to Anderson c-day to attend the funeral of his uncle, Henry Goe, which occurred there at 2 p. m. He was a prominent grocery man of that city.
Mayor George W. Duncan and Cily Attorney Robert Williamson went to Indianapolis to-day, to mere thoroughly investigate the question of the bond sale about to be make in this city.
Notice is hereby given that the firm of Hamilton & Williams is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
M. W. II MILTON.
Maj-ch 2.~), lb:).). II. J. WILLIAMS.
Wi|son T. Alleu, Sr., has bought ti other^ half interest in the Englishshiro stallion, Sir Howard, which he has be keeping for the past two years. He is now sole owner of this fine horse.
County Treasurer Geo. W. Ham le for his IJrown township farm today, to be gone a few days. Auditor Boring i* down on his farm on the Morristown pike this week showing the boys the lick it is done with.
Charles Orr, Earl Jackso'a and Charles Strong left yesterday for Connersvillc by the through freight line. As the boy* will find hoboing this early in the spring somewhat chilly, they may all be expected back in a few days.
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Frank E. Hammer: of Indianapolis, was a guest of his father-in-law, John T. Duncan, -over Sunday. As a crayon and- pastel artist, Frank is achieving quite a reputation. He is turning out some very fine work and building up a lucrative business.
The boys who like to "lush" on Sunday speak right out against what they call the "Duncan bill." One said that everything was so tight last Sunday you havin could not even get a drink of buttermilk it the creamery, ss it was closed. Mayor "(jm)]
Duncan is on the right track.
v_STORE.
A quick
45 cents.
lighting lantern,
Genuine fire clay
clocks, with
bclils^
17 cents.
A fancy cuspidor, all colors, 9 cents.
Some new things in hair ornaments, and always the
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lowest price.
Anew line of Pictures and room molding much cheaper than ever befoi e.
Come to the Department Store for bargains in all kinds of household supplies.
Crackers,
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cooking
10, 15 an_L Up_stairs
A No. 12 Mop, best made, 23 cents.
Carpet tacks^ one penny a paper, or 5c a small keg, 10 oz.
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IS AN ATTRACTION:
Dan lvolaml & Co. haves ld out tlieir old business
of Main mid Pennsylvania streets, and have come out- in new risr,
purchased an entire new line of Furniiurc and opened up two
west of 'he !!!ue .Front Meat Market this
dock at second hand prices, or ill exchange new for old Furniture,
as we Dan is one of the few who ha
success in Uio rccond-hand hitsinp.es in (ireonlirid,' :m iu ]ii now lo-
Cilttou \v of iiini an iucreased d&v/
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in Stock.
Now
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(Jooding Hlock, (ireenfield.
?sotn.:«* to Klll^lltrt till' Mi'lCt'SllH'r.l. All of the Sir Knights are requested to be present at, Die review to-nmht «t. 7:o0 p. m., ai there \vi" !•.» important work.
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A number o! aire |n st'ids w. re leceived. The couple
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The Masonic ,Tomplt!
PRICE, TWO GENTS
1-2C per lb.
2
Two pounds for 5c.
Same as others sell at 4 & 5c per lb.
Masonic Hall Grocery. Es
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ma BRICK
the corner
and cttnlilining one week.
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a S o'clock "I ilgliuei .v.iiiuie rieii'i'e were 11inr-
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hoi.sekcrping in
E F. Stuier's iionse on South .street. The REPUBLICAN extends congratulations.
to
tio I'|» at Omm,
The Masons now have the d*.eds for the ground they recently purchased for their new temple and it is all paid for. J. Ward Walker informed us that the piece of ground he sold was the tirst real estate he ever owned, and tho same can be said of that owned by G. T. Randall, as it was his first real estate. The new temple will be built at once. Mr. 1\ IT. Boyd, who owns the 20 feet just west, will build at the same time, and soon 'two flue buildings will lo where mi us now stare us in the face.
Guaranteed Hat. The Rex Hat. 102t21
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iIter Snyder, the 1'J-vear-ohl son of \V. W Si|*iie:-, aorth of Mohawk, had a 1 irge quauky ol dis,*nrii ooae removed tio.n hisriL'.nt le.' ot-ins lie kn.e, to.day. The ration .\,-i ullv performed lv Dr. iv l-'runer nir tus otlice here^ as -i.si liv Dr. Colon-, ot Mohawk.
lie) X..». dim i-e I
("V p!|- S 'all
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gave j*. Gants ircoran excellent.
l, |t Jll'i.r i.-e
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,II club in
plavi-d f,-r the
re a1 iv i'-i an 1 11 lends.
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most
style. A iimnlier of Inold club -jre re.-ei Thev not on Iv hid a d-1
inenibers of the= by invitation, ghtlill time but-
were ot. material a.-sistmice to the new club" The thanks of the club are due toMr, and Mrs. (Jant. for the tree use of hishall for these prat ice dances.
I A very enjoyable feature of the last Outer township institute, held Saturday the
l2:ird
inst., was a splendid dinner
given tho teachers by Trustee W. H.. Thompson. The dinner was followed by two hours of social intercourse which made the teachers feel that it was good for them to be there. The institute course has been very interesting throughout, and last Saturday gave it an agreeable and lltting c'ose. The teachers all speak highly of Mr. Thompson as a. school trustee.