Greenfield Evening Republican, Greenfield, Hancock County, 11 April 1895 — Page 2

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May be passed tonight requiring you to keep your chickens up. It don't make any difference, you will need poultry netting to keep the chickens out of your own garden, and we have got it all widths. The price is right, and we will tell you just what it will cost to build a fence auy length or height. Garden tools and garden seed in great quantities.

HAM L. STRICKLAND Masonic Hall Grocery.

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Special attention given to children. Kind reader, we earnestly solicit a share bf your patrouage. Goods delivered free of charge.

URIAH GARRIS.

"VV. S. MONTCOMKHY, Editor and Publisher.

Subscription Kates.

One week One year

10 cents

Entered at I'ostoltiee sis sewmd-class matter.

PRESIDENT CLEVELAND is being persistently urged to call Congress in special session so that the income tax law may be remedied. A straight out repeal of the entire law is demanded rather than to let the bis land owners and rich coupon clippers oil scot free, wlii'e the mercantile, manufacturing and other business interests that go to make the wonderful business activity in this country are heavily taxed. The law should be amended so that it would reach the classes aimed at, the rich bond holders and land owners or be repealed. Let it be passed, however, in a way that will carry out the will of the people.

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What Is It? Or Ingersollism Exposed. This is a thrilling lecture by Hon. John W. Custer, the converted infidel. Mr. Custer is a speaker of national reputation, and those who miss this lecture will miss a rich treat. Lecture in Friends' church, Friday evening, April 12. Admission free. The speaker comes well recommended, as he bears letters from persons with whom we are acquainted and we have also talked with several who have heard him, and they speak highly of his ability ag a speaker. Go and hear him.

New Cases Eiled in the Circuit Court.

Nancy Rocky vs. Noble Rocky divorce. Margaret J. Oakerson vs. Samuel Oakersott divorce.

Nelson Bradley et. al. vs. F. M. Dann, W. H. Peters, et. ai. on note, $200. Emma J. Ryen et. al., vs. Orlando Binford: petition for partition.

DEATHS.

As reported by C. VV. Morrison & Son

Parthena Leaman, age 53 yrs., wife of David 6. Leaman near Kden Wednesday morning, April 10th, funeral at Centre grove church by Rev. Slack at 1:30 Thursday. Interment at Cooper grave yard.

Cleaning and Putting Down Carpets.

Frank Keeler, the carpet cleaner Is now located in the Big 4 house on Stewart Street. First class work guaranteed, prices reasonable. Mar. 28 W tf.

CominK Events.

Last day for paying spring installment of taxes without the penalty, April 15. iKiv Circuit court begins Monday, April 22.

Easter Sunday, April 14.

Marriage Licenses. -J

Edward Eastes and Eflfie C. McCord. Walter E. Chappell and Ella Gwinn. is Jacob Burria and Bertha Wales.

Milton G.Hendricks and Daisy Harlan.

The Board of Directors of the Greenfield Building and Loan Association have made an order reducing the premium on all loans to 12c per share per week. This practically makes the rate 8 per cent.

V. L. EAULT, Fres.

JOHN CORCOKAN, Sec'y.

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lieal Transfers.

For the week ending April 10, 1&95. I Furnished by J. H. Binford, attornej', I notary and loan agent, per Mrs. W. F. Pitts, steno. and typewriter. Catherine Cook to Henry Wallsmith, land $ 500 00 J. S. Motliershead to Jasper Duzan, lot Fortville 100 00 J. S. Mothershead to J. M. Gant lot Fortville 100 00 O. W. Vorhis to Luvihna Gant, I lot Fortville 110 00 J. S. Mothershead to Wm. G.

Schumaker, lot Fortville ... 100 00 A. J. Moore to J. M. Gant, lot

Fortville

C. G. Ostermeier to Frederick Busking, 122 a T. L. Springer to Trus. Edward

Johns, lot, Wilkinson P. H. Boyd to John E. Radcliif, lot, city Charles Sander to Henry Sander, land, 25 acres Henry Wallsmith to John T.

35.00

J. Mo ?re, lot, Foitville 100 00 Jos. Fritts to Thomas G. Short, lot, New Palestine John M. Hindmau to Mary S.

Thomas, lot, city Sanford F. Williams to Mary Higgins et al, land, Charlottesville John O. Branson to John L.

2000 00

1200 00

5o0 00

Lodge, lot Fortville John Smail do Trus. Edward Lodge, lot Fortville Sarah Apple to N. E. Prater, land Charles S. Bills to Mary Stanburry, laud 2100 00 Harriet E. Simmons to Hannah

204 00

E. Sparks, lot city 2500 00 •Tames P. McCord to Madison Brooks, laud, 80 acres 1)200. CO. William P. Wilson to Elvira T.

Cox, lot, city 900 00 Francis Ray to Saba Craig, land 1 acre 05 00 Simon Grist to Eva L. Eastes, land, acre 55 Q0 Frank P. Jackson to John Jackson, ind, 40 acres Nelson Bradley et al. to Samson .-•-Wiggins, land William M. Thomas to William

2500 00

G. Cauldwell, lot, Wiikinson.. Wiliiam R. Hough to John W. Jones, land, 50 acre* J. W. S. Graves to William F.

27f» 00

roj oo

1875 00

100 00

1500 00

Henry, lot, Maxwell Catherine Cook to Henry Wallsmith, land Jacob Mai tin to William R. Martin, land John W. Rozzell to Geo:ge W.

400 00

500 00

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Collins, land, 9 acres. Lydia Cahen et alto Isaac S. Barrett, lot, Eden S00 00 Isaac S. Barrett to William A.

300 00

Justiee, lot, Eden 125 00 Jennie N. Faut to John G. Lantz, land, 4 acres 975 00 John S. Mothershead to Andrew

30 00

200 00

560 00

Fritts, lot, New Palestine 250 00 Mary Fort to Mary On-, land acres

& A.

Xo. Transfers,3G: consideration, $2-1212 60

How's Tliis!

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any case of Catarrh that cahnot be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure.

F. .J. C:ieuey & Co., Props., Toledo, O. W! the undersigned hayo kuo*vn F. J. Cheney for the last 15 ycirs, and believe him perfectly honorable in all business transactions and financially able to carry out any obligation made by their linn. West & Truax, wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O. Walding, Kinnan & Marvin, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O.

Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Prico 75 cents per bottle. Sold by all Druggists. Testimonials free.

ooiin H'azen White, who was recently elocted bishop of Indiana, has so kept his youthful appearance that a photograph taken 22 years ago is said to bo still an excellent likeness. He has a blue oye, light auburn hair, a stalwart frame nearly 7 feet in height, and a resounding voice of proportionate volume.

GLEAM AND SHEEN.

Brooches aro round, decidedly round. A black bat, with wings outspread, Is a new fancy for :i scarfpin.

The butterfly in gold and enamel is perched on the top of hatpins and amber shell hairpins.

Surely this is a watch for sonio Irish girl. Tho body is of green enamol. In the center is a harp of. diamonds.

Tho imbedding af precious stones, diamonds and sapphires, or diamonds and rubies, checkerboard fashion, In sword hilts is new.

Tho czarina holds its own. Ono that caught the eye was

nil

interlacing of vines

with little round rosy posies of diamonds and ruby spinels. Something new could bo said of the manifestations of the, opal ov«ry week. The greatest ingenuity is seen in working it ii)to n^yy.and beautiful forms with the aid of diamonds.

A. number of new linked chaips ,are shown. All'afb of iMihgfld'd'gom aiid plat^ inum. Tho most attractive, if one may venture pprsonpl ta^te, are/ those, with 8lendejr oblong links alternating every two or ihrco Utiles, of goid arid platinum.— Jewelers' Weekly.

RECENT INVENTIONS.

A novel design of curtain Shado holder to fit any window. A folding crib that occupies small spaco and always ready for an emergency.

A roofing material mado of wood pulp formed In strips and soaked in rubber and oil.

A safety paper for chocks, tho coloring matter in th-a paper boing changed by tho 'nk.

QUEEN LIL'S LIBERTY

She Is Permitted to Walk in the Park.

Out

SHE IS NOT IN GOOD HEALTH.

The Loaders of the Kecent Involution

That Were Jailed Are Quite Sick—'i'lie

Crown Lauds to IJe Sold— Everything

Quiet ill Honolulu—News Brought by the

Steamer Warrimoo.

VICTORIA, B. C.. April 11. The steamship Warrimoo arrived yesterday eiiTi't days from Honolulu and 23 from Sydney-

Honolulu was very quiet. Queen Liliuokalani lias been given permission to walk anywhere in the 10-acre park surrounding the government buildings after 4 o'clock in the afternoon. She was not in good health, needing exercise. Ash ford, Marshall, Culick. Seward, and Piekai'd, the leading revolutionists ure all quite sick in jail, Aslifonl in particular, is in poor health.

The legislature will convene shortly, and one of vlie principal matters of business will be to authorize a sale of the Crown lands. The president has the act prepared, and will favor the small farmers.

Without- the slightest warning the volcano Ruapehu, near Auckland, New Zealand, suddenly broke out in an eruption Sunday, March 10. ejecting a tremendous column of steam many thousands of feet into the air. Afterward the steam was replaced by smoke and ashes, which continued to be belched forth all night. The steam is again ascending. It is believed that, the crater lake on the summit is being turned into solfatara or volcanic vent-, emitting sulphurous muriatic and acid vapors or gases. Ngrahoe is also unusually active. The sight is a magnificent one.

At Melbourne, on March 12, the unemployed held a massmeeting and adopted the resolutions urging the government to call parliament together at once to sanction reproductive works, so as to find work for the unemployed. A procession was formed and the men marched to the government offices, where a deputation interviewed the premier and submitted the resolution to his notice. Mr. Turner sympathized with the men and promised aid.

The Warrimoo brought back a number of Canadian emigrants, who went to Australia hoping to better themselves.

Hon. John Douglass left Thursday island wio Aiuatross, March 13, for Saba island, which was threatened with an attack from the famous Togra, the headhunting tribe of New Guinea natives.

The schooner Sir John Franklin, which arrived at Sydney March 15, from Nomea, sighted some floating deluisof a large vessel, evidently recently wrecked, when about 10U miles east of Point Danger.

TRAIN ROBBERS AT LIBERTY.

Tliey Overpower Their Guard and Kscape 3lat,t.ewjiii Insane Asylum.

NEW YORK, April 11.—A telephone message from thu Aluticwan insane asylum to the Associated Press states that Trainrobber Perry with live or six others, ovcrp. iweivd a watchman and succeeded in making their escape l'roin the premises.

Perry was the ringleader ol! the plot. They overpowered, bound and gagged a watchman and then made the best' of their way through the chapel of the insane asylum. The patients occupied different cells and it is a mystery to the management the way they succeeded in laying their plans.

From the chapel they made their way to the atric of tne building. From this attic they were easily able to scale one of the fences. Just as they were getting outside the walls they were discovered by an outside guard, who fired .several shots at them. It is known that the following inmates escaped: Oliver Curtis Perry, Syracuse Patrick Maguire of New York city, Michael O'Donnell of Brooklyn, Frank Davis of New York, John Quigley of Brooklyn.

The authorities at once gave the alarm and instituted a search for the escaped inmates. They have an idea that posisibly one of these men i.i concealed in the cliapel or in the attic in one of the buildings, as sounds were heard after the guard fired at those who succeeded in getting outside of the walls. The guard is positive that he saw at least three men running away, and four, including Perry are missing from their rooms.

SAILS FOR VENEZUELA.

Dr.

KURT.

Carubuii", Consul General, Re* Migns and Starts Home.

NEW YORK, April 11.—The World says Dr. Rafael Carabano, consul general of Venezuela, has resigned and will sail for home tomorrow. His letter of resignation goes ou the same steamer. Several months ago tlie consul attended ,i. di,nner at the "Windsor hotel giveii by General.Joseph Hernandez, one. of-, the Veiiezula.n refugees, to his countryman in this city. President Crespo was displeased with his reported conduct and had expressed unfavorable criticisms. The consul was not .callod to account, but lib felt very indignant at the unjust criticisms and decided^to resign.

Yesterday's steamer brought news, of the granting of .^ninesty to. all refugees. As a result a number of. exilea wili.sjul for home in a day or two! Among them are General Nioanor Bolet Peraiiz, .exsecretary of state General Momtg^s, sou of the great liberator General Leupolde Ferrero Atienzii, a famous old lighter, and General Julio Sarria, ex-minister of war. .f 'f

Ho Wu» Mnr«l«retl.

^-'.w YORK,, April ll.-r-Tlie autopsy fl) iut,d upo.n the body of Andrew wli6 (lied in Bellevue hospital Tuesday» indicates that He was murdered. The theory is-that he was sandbugged for, tlie purpose of robbery. Howe was ail old time Nev Yorker, and was well kiiOwn in dj-y goods cirples, in which life wiis formerly engaged. Of lute lie had been .a commission agent in the linen line. He has a mother and, sister living in Chicago.

Drooklyii Itioterg Sentenced.

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BROOKLYN, April 11.—Judge .Moore yesterday afternoon sentenced 12 of the Brooklyn streetcar rioters to terms in the penitentiary raiiging from 60 days to one year and three months. a

IT G0ST8t» XI NO MORE

For strictly iir.st-class

PHOTOGRAPHS

than it does ior inferior work. The finest Photographs ever made in the State are made by

GUYLER

Greenfield, Iracl.

P. S. Call and see our work be

fore ordering. It shows for itself.

Furniture

Is necessary to keep house, as we all know, but the place to buy it at the proper price is what the people are looking for, and they will find it if they stop and see Dan Roland & Co., two doors west of the Blue Front Meat Market, as they have a large stock and are selling it at prices ''that beat the Jews."

Old Furniture Bought and Sold.

Stop in :nul see t:s

1). ROLAND & CO.

If you buy an outfit

tor a room.

We will furnish paper for a 15x15 room

For 75o.

Choice of any paper in the house for

DonH fail to see our paper and get our prices.

V. L. EARLY.

ARLINGTON, Ind., March 23, 1895. S. A. D. BECKNER Greenfield, Ind. Dear Sir: This to certify that my wife had the Tettec on. her hands and arms which extended to the elbows, and on her breast while nursing her babe. She was annoyed a great deal by the disease and found nothing to cure till we used your Acme Ointement. One-half box did the work and she is entirely well, has not been bothered in the least for several months.

Respectfully.

MT JAMES M. CROSS.

At the Pan Handle'Nurseries we have a^full assortment of fruit, ornamental and street trees at prices to suit the purchaser. Also my stock of small fruit is complete. If you want to save money, call and see me before placing your order. J. K. HENBY, South of glass works, Greenfield, Ind. 13t4

1SToth ina Subceeds

Like Success.

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Every day it happens that some new customer comes to us recommended by some one who has tried our way of doing business and been pleased with it. We make a specialty of filling orders so that our old customers bring us their friends. Don't waitadd your name to our list of customers now—it means money for you $ $

WHITE HOUSE GROCERY.

Harry Strickland.

Opposite Court House.

The Crowning Triumph!

Spring enmq,®

Now in Stock

Schochcr, 21 lbs., |85.

YES!

The Crowning Triumph is our

New Stock of Spring Goods.

A full car-load of all the NEW

THINGS in

f\.nd other dry goods and

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NEW

Come and see them. Costs nothing to look.

LEE C..THAYER.

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