Greenfield Evening Republican, Greenfield, Hancock County, 28 March 1895 — Page 1

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VOL. I. NO. 10G-

$2.50

$25.00.

We just received this un

precedented line of

TRUNKS,

which wo are not ashamed lor anybody to see. \\,re •equipped with quality

get wrinkled,

trunk.

mi'I

price. These trunk up to date. Place loi hat, place for stationery. pi are for clothing, so that it will not

are

illiv

BARGAIN.

r,-,

—A i.

If you buy an outii for a room.

We will furnish paper for a 15x15 room

For 75c.

Choicc of any

house for

paper in tlie

2§ Cents.

Don't fail to sec our paper and get our prices.

V. L. EARLY.

VETERANS

fi V'P.T-. AT?

iit'ii

V/i'

Grand Army Parade Place at 1VI uncie.

Takes

FULLY TEN THOUSAND PRESENT.

The Demonstration Was a Most Gratifying

Success—A llravc Woman's Heroic Deed.

Death of the Man of Mystery—Sensation

in Railroad Circles in Fort Wayne—Other

Indiana State News.

Mcxcie, Ind., March 2S.—The Grand Army had possession of Muncie yesterday and the great parade of the department encampment, which occurred in the afternoon, was the most brilliant spectacle ever witnessed in the city. There were full}' 10,000 visitors in the city, including the veterans, and the demonstration was a most gratifying success.

The decorations, which are most 1 beautiful ami elaborate, furnished inspiration to the old soldiers, who promlly marched to the music of martial bands, while the thousands of people who lined iho streets am! crowded the I sidewalks, occupying every available I foot of s: ace i'or many squares, cheered the old veterans as thev ]a.-x-d along,

BRAVF. WOMAN'S Dub 13.

She

arc

have |:«r Oivn mill

Th-'ii tii S:ivs Iter Jiiimi

Hoism-.

EraN!.T')i \r. Ind., IVLaivh &<.—Mrs. Sl'oms. wife of A. 31. Sroms of Miehigantown. just east, of this city. v.*a.s 'rriiily burned atul will probably die. She was at work endeavoring to regulate a lamp used to generate heat- in an incubator, when by some moans her garments took tire. "With wonderful piv^eiKv of mind, she

Id her «biSd to dm wo«.\Is near by suuiuion h-.r father, and she commented eea''i:£g the burning clothjug from her b.«iy. She- then discovered

111 fact, a great that tin- houxe was lit flame*. and, with I almost superhuman effort, she retained I lier strength until she had extinguished

I the flames, ween she ran into the yard and fell in a faint. Her husband, with others, arrived, and took the injured woman into the house. She has not yet recovered conscious:less.

MAN O" MYSTERY DEAD.

After a Short-

IIIiiosk

Hugo I!tll Dies ill

a ri.v llosjiilal.

New Albany, Ind.. March 28.—Hugo Bell, the man of mystery, as he was known by his friends, died in the United Charities hospital here after a short illness. Bell was about 50, a Hungarian by birth and came to this city about 12 years ago.

He divulged but little of his former history, but it- has been ascertained that he was forced to lice from his native land for political offenses against the government of Austria. He was a- great admirer of L"uis Kos-urh. the Hungarian pa trior-, and his treasonable utteranees cans before he

him considerable trouble '.ungarv.

Vt'i-.ti! tl'.i1 i1-s! licinovv'il. islareh 28.—A petition ry business and public.

oicT Vv-V

signed by man in For to the save.i this cir-y. Tie. ralroad oluciai: list all tin A men (biscaavge-i Many of toe m.-n ai a?'e injjuentiiileitize They are b-c-eoiinii ut'.e 'ly tuiubis to aeeounl of the bJac

Wavm will be presented uh'oad superintendents in

peliimi) p/eys tj 11 is remove O'om riie blackleri 'an Railway union ditri.-ig tiio Debs strike. ii'e res'i 1 -iii.- iie.re aiul is and in iint ow Jit-rs. (iestiiete aiid aro get v. d:iy's w-.vk on disf. Tiie :-r.iuii of

toe c]tr-'.( I.- aim sr \init:.imou.s.

vihi

iavood,

in railroad ciitei

ind.. March —The plant

of tiie I ran!:! a Brick company was wrecked by a natural gas explosion mid the wi\jc-k destroyed i.»y lire. Tile ex-: plosion occurivd last livening and Coiirtwright- v/as in the dryrooni wiien I tlie gas pipe luiist, v.'rapping the room in liaines. lie was i-.n feet from the do:r and v»u tjjrongh I he 11 antes and escaped, fearfully burned. There was no insurance.

Row at :i i-Ui!i'!:iy gvitooi 7'!nt)'tuinmont. Brazil, ind., March 2N.—Consternation v, tertiii whitiii badly

created at a Sunday school ennenl Av«^t of the city, by a row in a ^i namerd Mowery was boateu up by a man named

Tipion. It is claimed that Ti])ton used brass kuc: By strong' efforts on the part of the managers of the entertamment a general row was avoided,

lSrakiiitiiin Crcsliod llct ivceii mniipcr.-j. Colc.miua Crrv, Ind., March ^S.~ JamiiS 1J. Halm, a brakeman on a Wabash freigid train, v»*as caught between I the bumpers while switeliing in the y'urds at this place. He'was taken to the depot, where medical aid was rondered, but it is thought that he will not recover, lie is a married man, and resides in Go.-Jien, Ind.

Wiiut I illl:l^ivs.

Eiavood, f'id., M:irch 2S.—Damage suits aggregating $ {(),()00 have been iilcil against the Iii wood Natural (ias and Oil company by .lerry Chixtnu and Charley Hand, victims of the recent gas explosion, wh:eh crippled them for life, and seven sails for damages aggregating Sao,))() ai|,iiow pending against the t'onipviii3'.

J5*-l'i'«'si:f!!it llarriHon lti*i»v:rocl. w.

I.ViMAN'Afoi.is,

March

2:s.—Ex-l'resi-

dent Harrison returned to iviclimond yesterday afternoon to re-enter the Morrison will e,.se. Ho Wak forced to step out-of tlie case three weeks ago on accouiit of an attack of acute bronchitis. He lias entirely recovered irom the indibposition. l-'ireclay.

Boukuon, Ind., March 28.—A valuable bed of clay i'or (he manufacture of lirebrick has been discovered near this city and three of the largest factories of that kind in northern Indiana will be constructed here.

(jREENFIELD, INDIANA, THURSDAY EVENING,

MASONIC

OPERA HOUSE

WILL E. HUSTON, Manager.

I'M COMING.

Fiifa Unrcli 29

The Great Comedy Success

Many Imitators, but no Successors.

Farmer C. Lewis,

Supported by the Brilliant Little Actress,

Jeanette Lewis,

and a select com jinny of

20 Talented Comedians

Im the I.uuuhable Yankee Comedy,

SI PLUNKARD.

Everything Xew hut the Title

The Only Yankee Show Traveling.' Everything New, Fresh and Original. '.Making the Funniest Pfiraoe. C.irry the Finest Ore tiestra on the Road.

Locai end Personal.

itiiv til'.' Ijer-t I'ii'

JiUJ

A llaCX.

Approved styles and good quality. The Rex Hat.

Mis. H. ?d. Masoivif? hi Anderson visitii»g her daughter, Mrs. Clara L. Rout.-.v

.V'.ra'X still' hats.

Mr. B. W. Cline shipped a pen of fine light Brahma chickens to Cuba, Ohio, Monday gelting $9.00 for the five.

Vr\IT'VU XT (MT AJf Rev. Charles Jessup and wife went to 1 vJL lh ilEr/iIvl/ Oi IVlil. Friendswood today to visit Mr. J.'s relativei. Next Sunday will be Mrs. J.'s last sermon with the Friends' church here. She will go to other work, but has not decided just where yet.

n. R.

SEE

The K. cpno. The '1 Im-shiny M..- -liini The Ceui'tv 1-air .-cene.

Look

ON SALE AT

HARRY STRICKLAND'S iviUTK iiou.su

scene.

For "H" sunt Count rv [land Parade. For ilie Funniest Strr et Parade

Out! 1

i:::si:i:vi:i»

si:\Tb

koc'I5i:y.

owrai ii uiMiMaMujaoCTtngnreatiMu iUifcitsriwi

DON'T.

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 washing done at the

Trov Steam Laiindrv.

Fi they pay special attention to family washings, which are under the direct, supervision of lady attendants.

Yours for cleftn washing.

TROY STEAM LAUNDRY.

vStfickland, Solicitor

Chiii-les Bosserman the conductor who was seriously injured Monday by being tightly squeezed between two cars waable to leave for his homo in Indianapolis to-day, and will now get along all right. He was accompanied by his wife and sister. Mr. B. has been at Dr. Bruner's, who is the railroad Company's surgeon here.

There were a large number of Indianajolis visitors today, including Mrs. J. H. I Reynolds, Mrs. W. J. Thomas, Mrs. H. C. Rumrill, Mrs. Jerome Black, Miss Ruby Martin, Mrs. Lee C. Thayer, E. S. Bragg and wife, Henry Snow, G. T. Randall, Cal Vanmeter, J. J. Pratt, B. N. Johnson, T.-J. Farout,- Dr. J. P. Black, R. Bourne. Harry Strickland, M. Quigley and John Barr.

Murray Ellison will, on Monday next, enter the dental ofTice of Dr. A. J. Smith and work with him. May 1 Dr. Smith will leave to take a two months' post graduate dental course, so as to bring his I knowledge ull theoretical mid practical right up to date. Mr. Ellison is a genial young man, a skillful workman, and will do well with his chosen

fession.

(juarant

The Bex and io: ^i

ind Ti rrv Tollen have

Kelscy Black the meti.slea.

shapes in Rex 103121

Buy olevant, new sprit

k:: 1

.diss Sallie J.ncksof!, of Inclinnapolis a guest of 'Miss Alma Martin to-day.

Noble Kill's, of Columbus, who has been her:? visiting his folks, left for homo to-day.

Mrs. Clara Richardson, of Mattoon, 111., was a gnesL of W. W. Webb and wife to day.

The ladies of the Epworth League at Knighrstovvn will issue a daily from the

Snn (,ffice there aU of next week

See Andy List's samples of clothing. He has some fine ones. Prices reasonable, Odd Fellows building. 89tf

Mrs. S. R. Wells and Mrs. D. B. Cooper are at Indianapolis to-day to hear Robert Downing in "The Glaiiator" jtonight.

Len Brown sold a pair of fine angora rabbits and|also a pair of lop eared rabbits to Indianapolis parties this week getting §15.00 for the four.

Mrs, E. P. Thayer, Jr., took her little daughter, Roxa to Indianapolis today, whence Roxa will accompany her grandfather, Dr. John Clarke Ridpath, to Greencastle, for a yisit.

Mrs. T. Wilson, of Indianapolis, who has been here visiting her parents, Cant. Card and wife went borne to-day. She was accompanied by her sister, Mrs. Emma Steele, of Spiceland. *r

April 5th, a Demorest Oratorical contest will be held in this place under the auspices of the W. C. T. U. Several young ladies who now hold silver medals, will compete for a gold medal.

Mr. A. King, of Carmel, was here this week visiting with his friend, Rev. Chas. W. Hiatt, of Fairmount, who waa holdrevival services at the Friends' church. Both gentlemen left for home to-day.

MARCH

Rev. Thos, Holding, of Westland, who has just held successful revivals with two of the Friends' church in Henry co., has left for Champaign, 111., to begin a meeting there with the city Mission church. Rev. HolcliDg is an earnest worker.

Marshal Smith and C. M. Kirkpatrick were at Noblesville Tuesday. The citizens there are much pleased with contractor Kirks work on the brick streets there and want him to bid on a mile of brick street to be put in this summer. f0:

W. A. Watson has sold a half interest in his barber shop in the Dudding-Moore block to Win. Kirtpatrick of Wilkinson, who has had five years experience in the business. Mr. K. £is a competeut workman and a clever gentlemau. He takes possession next Monday.

Last Sunday was the 33d biithlay of Charles Tague. While he was out driving 24 of friends gathered in and had everything in readiness for a sumptuous dinnf on his return. Every one had a very p!eas-:-mt time and wished him many happy returns.

The Prudential Insurance Company, that makes a specialty of insuring the lives of children, have ops-nod up an oflioe in the room over \V. S. Cant's grocery. 'J. L. Williams, Im imbridge City, u'iil have charge of the business here. He will move his family here April 1. Fred Xtal and P. S. Sh ruder will con tinue to work with Mr. Williams.

°130ME

lD'JPJl

»vo I net

iifil'ir

45 cents.

STORE.

quick lighting lantern,

Genuine fire clay cooking crocks, with bails^ 10, 15 and 17 cents.

||A No. 12 Mop, best made,

23 cents.

D.m

Main mi'

will1 puivh

Wi'NI

stock at FCco

Carpet tacks^ one penny a paper, or 5c a small keg, 10 oz.

A fancy cuspidor, all colors, 9, cents."

Some new things in hair ornaments, and always the lowest price A

Anew line of Pictures and room molding much cheaper

than ever before.

Come to the Department Store for bargains in all kinds

of household supplies.

California Apricots, 10c per can. Crackers,

Kir ti»'y-St'V«iii.s.

Alfred Richey and Miss Olive Stevens weie quietly married at- the M- D- r,ar sonage last niyht about, 8!0, ami vnil le gin honsekeep-ag imuiedi)irely in John New's liouse ii South Mechanic stre«.'t. Thev have !ifs'

per pound.

2bc

Sweet Oranges, 15c per dozen. Chocolate Creams, per pound. Better pickup a few of these bargain

SpTy°n3 Qponiru

JSegiiiiiiim' Tuesday, April U. -md

.-V 1

-^Cwtesx

Now in Stcclv

Ui.'-stair

fi l\ ill!

i?i'i

p-o-

bat. I re Rex Hat.

'V'l

S .AN ATTRACT !UX

Co. have

iru-iY'vvnna st

vriliej.

A It 11 1 1111 ^.

AV.iIut

1Kvangeds

S. StniLh.

jn.^,

Arlington,. I as jnat. closed one of the most sucet s. nl sm-etings ever held in the Foun^aintown '.Jhri.r-tian church. The meeting-lasted nearly lour v.erks aiul more than 40 persons joined the church, most of whom were heads of famines. Epler Smith is a forcible speaker and ranks high as au evangelist. He is devoting all his time to evanglical work ami is meeting with sp'cndld success, as will be seen by his Fountaintown meeting. The church at that place has been gre-n ly revived aiul many new members were added to the young Christian Endeavor Society through his efforts. Elder Smith commenced a meeting at Morrisiown 1 u-t Sunday and we predict a general axvalining in religious work there.

Money to loan at reasonable rate- by the Greenfield Building and Loan Association. V. L. Eaulv, I'res

John Coi.cokan', Sec'y. dwniai'^ott

.jp* .1 •*,

PRICE CENTS

BARGAINS TO PICK UP.I

!.. STRICKLAND,

Masonic Hail Grocery.

¥trt/r Tilt, nwavy mo BRICK

Colli1 k:

A & S I S

\h\

Ivw

dl.'dlic

s, .I t\

-i:i iiliiv nru line oi Furniture

liiiu- Fn.nl Meal Market

tlie

coi nc .lit

ir. a

,iul

!,a:ul prices, or will exchange new for old

as we will handle hotli kinds. -Dan is one of the fe-M' wiio have made

success in the id-hand business in Greenfield, and in his new lo

cation we beh-ne ik for him an increased trade. d&w

)an Roland & Co.

up tv77t

iLi" this new

J'urniture.

CIIK1 STF.AN SC1KN 11 VIS AKKKSTKO,

Anin'ii Dciith Ch iru''l ti-i'-u ot

jI«-(tic 1 "5 r«:t:it«'iii.

At Kan-ms Tue-day Mrs. A.J. B'aird, i. hristian Scienc Healer, var arre.-ted foi practiciu medicine wit hunJ.' a license. She een treating H. MBost.wor li. promiijcnt inaiiii.'acture'-. anl his death Saturday c.tlied the attention ol ie aiuhoritu-s her as.\ Mrs. B. chums she -.or -. il:e to the city" law tin s'iys: "I do not use ineihciuc. 1 treat the al'licted just us the Xn/.ariise •did.'' er

CIIAKCKP

W1T11 .M AN sl.A I HTKII.

Los A

m-:ki.i:s,

Tnl.. Mrirch ~(i ''Doc

tor'' Richard Cook, a Cnvisiiau Iv'cieuce ilealer, and Jessie Siunis, whose wife reCeiit iy died in chihiiiu: ii a lesult of .'In i.-tiau ^cienee Tn atiin nt, werearl-'. st-d to-dnv underi let: .:rs niansioiigh-

Ai- the Pan il'.mdle Xaieries we have a lull assortment ot truu. ornanieutal find s:rt'trt lives at price- to -int lae purenaser. Also my stock oi oiiiail jriut is complete. If you want" to save money, call au 1 see me before p.iieuig jour older.

.1.

K. IIkn'I'.v, South

O:'

work-*.

0iventield, In 5. i-J'^