Greenfield Evening Star, Greenfield, Hancock County, 7 October 1905 — Page 3

CLEARING THE

WALL-PAPER... Closing out ali surplus lots to make room for tall goods

NOW'S THE TIME TO BUY.

Embossed silk parlor papers, two toned cloth effects and tapestry papers that were 25c to 30c, to close, a roll, 15c. Chamber papers, lar^e florals. Dresdens and stripes, high-class and artistic styles, worth 20c, choice, a roll. 10c Large assortment gilt and high-colored papers, suitable for any room, regular price 10 and 12c, now, roll, 7c and 8c.

These papers are all new and up-to-date. Cali in and see them. Mouldings to match these papers go at 2c a foot.

Stewart & Ellis,

22 Wost Maia St.

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NEWS NOTES.

Announcement.

David Walsh aununoces himself a candidate for the office of city treasurer, subject to the decision of the Democratic primary Tuesday, October 10, 1905.

Charlie Winn announces that he will be a candidate for councilman for the First ward, subject to the decision of the Democratic convention, to be held in this city, October 10, 1905.

Oct. 11, a dollar excursion for 10 cents.

Be sure and see "On the Road to Frisco" tonight. See the electric chair execution at the Carnival.

Wanted—:A woman to wash •dishes at Johnson's restaurant

The Knight? of the Holy Grail met in the basement of the M. E. church last night.

Elmer Binford will put hard wood floors in the residence he recently purchased of E. W. Felt.

Rev. O. F. Lydy, the pastor, will preach at the United Brethren church Sunday evening at 7:30.

Coleman Pope, one of the most substantial citizens of Brandy wine township, was in the city Friday.

Mrs. C. W. Morrison returned Friday evening from a three weeks' visit with her sister, Mrs. Chester, at Des Moines, Iowa.

Miss Katy Teel, who tell from a teeter board three weeks ago and broke her arm, is rapidlv recovering from the injury and will be able to start to school next week.

Mr. Hill, formerly of Illinois, who has purchased the old James Tyner farm in Brandy wine township, was in the city Friday. Mr. Hill is much pleased with Indiana and especially with Hancock county.

The first quarterly meeting of the conference year will be held at the Methodist Protestant church this evening at 7:30. Tomorrow morning will be devoted to the sacramental service. In the evening the pastor will have for his subject "Christ -Stilling the Tempest."

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Prang's Water Color Sets complete. Glencoe Note Book Covers. Star Drawing Paper/ Telescope Drinking Cups. 13ook Scraps and Satchels. .All kinds of Note Books. .EVERYTHING i-' H. &i~T'

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Get your picture "tuk" the 11 of Oct.

Charles J. Richmaa was out of the city }7esterday on business.

John Jenkins, attorne}7 of Fortville, was in the city Friday on business.

James Pierce has the contract of plastering N. R. Spencers new residence.

Miss Anna Garrison, of North East street, is the guest of friends in Indianapolis.

A. J. Banks and N. R. Spencer attended a sale of shorthorn cattle at Zionsville Friday.

Van Cook Dramatic company, in "On the Road to Frisco" to night at Gant's Opera House.

Roy Cumins, of Ingalls and Mr. Fultz, of St. Louis were the recent guests of W. R. McKown and wife, of North State street.

For Rent:—Furnished rooms for one or two persons. Light house keeping permitted to right parties. No. 433 West Main street.

Jesse Allen, son-in-lawj of Jacob Catt, and who has been visiting friends in this county for some time, returned to his Illinois home Friday.

NEWSPAPER FOR SALE-$1400 buys half interest in a daily and weekly paper at Rushville. A bargain. Owner going west. W. L. Newbold, Rushville, Ind.

Rev. Earl Davis and wife are preparing to go to South Africa in the near future and take charge of mission work. They are now evangelizing in Southern Indiana.

The Republicans of Shelby, ville held their first primary nominating convention Thursday, They have heretofore nominated officers either in mass meeting or delegate convention.

Ralph Allen of Ogden, a nephew of George and Wilson Allen of this city was here visiting friends and relatives Friday. He travels for A. C. Hurly & Co. wholesale grocers of Dayton, O.

A Wayne county farmer entered an objection to serving on a jury and when pressed by the attorneys for a reason replied: "My wife wants to go to the fair and she says I have to go with her so I don't see how I can possibly serve on this jury.''

Tom Nusome, of Greenwood, former chief train dispatcher of the Indianapolis and Columbus Southern railway, has leased the Stev White property on East South street and will hereafter be connected with the Indianapolis and Eastern railway.

Richard Allen of Coles county, Illinois, is visiting friends in this city and county. Mr. Allen is a brother of George Allen of North State street and Wilson Allen of East Main street Richard Allen married a daughter of Jacob Catt, but she died some years ago, leaving six children, four of whom are here with their father on the visit. Mr. Allen and his sons are prosperous farmers in the black prairie soil region of Coles county. Thev say the crops in that section were never better and that there is np end to the amount of corn and oats they will raise.

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See Dan at the Carnival, Oct.

Wanted—To buy a small bara. Call at this office.

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Wanted^-Girl to do housework. Call with references at 8 Spring St. tf

Queen's Council Burlesque Carnival Oct. 11. Hold your hat on.

Elder N. F. Moffett, of Paris, 111., is in the city the guest of Edter R. W Thompson.

Mr. and Mrs. Carrie Walton, of East Main street, are spending today at Indianapolis.

Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Eades of Indianapolis spent Thursday with relatives in Greenfield.

Miss Jennie Moore of Kennard is visiting her friends, Mr. and Mrs. Noah Sanders and Mrs. Bert Bourne.

D. D. Pike, of Irvington, has purchased the "Book Store" of B. F. Dailey and will take possession next week.

The ladies of the Tuesday Afternoon Club will hold their next meeting with Mrs. Mae Sumner at Irvington.

Mrs. F. G. Banker, Mrs. Wallace Deibert and Mrs T. Z. Shelby were the guests of friends at Morristown Friday.

Mrs. Chas Scott of North State street has been confined to her home several days on account of heart trouble. She is slightly improved today.

To night farewell performance of the Van Cook Dramatic company presenting the highly sensational Western Comedy, "On the Rroad to Frisco,1' a thrilling play with a good plot.

Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Allen of East Main street are entertaining Mrs. Joseph Johnson of Summitville, Grant county, also Mrs. Elizabeth Wallace of Dublin, Mrs. AnnaWase, Mrs. Cora Homald and Richard Allen, all of Oakland, 111.

The Democrat city central committee met at the farmer's room in the court house last night and canvassed questions of importance concerning the convention and the closing days of the campaign. The thirty day poll also came up for consideration.

Waterworks superintend Floyd Spangler flushed the water mains last night and cleaned them thoroughly. This process is undergone about once a month in order that the city water may be cleared of all its impurities. No city in the state can show a flow of water any purer than ours and it is well taken care of.

Jasper Woods who for some time has been living on North East stre2t, will move next week to the farm of Chas Bailey near Willow. Mr. Woods is a splendid farmer and the landlord who secures his services will be fortunate. He is honest industrious and careful in everything he does and is jusf the kind of a man in whom an important trust can be reposed

A prominent contractor of this city declares that the right kind ©f carpenters are so scarce as to hinder the progress of work that needs to be $one right away. This contractor has a job on hands that should have been completed before this time, but he is delayed with the work because he is unable to get good workman. This condition of affairs speaks well for the condition of the building interests in our city as well as for the certainty of employment of men who are not content simply to be able to saw. a plank or drive a nail, buif who never stop until they master every portion of the mechanical science jvhich is the competent carpenters greatest financial invertment and stock, in trade.

Carnival, Oct. 11 10 cents. -'«y

Adam Sward of Blue\ township is in the city today. Meet me at Spot Cash tonight^ I'll be there during the concert

W. H. Porter and wife spent Thursday with Jerry Porter and wife.

O. S. Julian's veranda has deen transferred ove rintoja two story house.

A number of Indianapolis bakers are over today calling on friends in this city.

Many special prices at Spot Cash tonight. Go down. 25ibs best granulated sugar for $1.25

James Boyce, who died at Philadelphia Friday was the father of Ora Boyce, the young attorney of this city.

|The primary election of the Democrats of this city will be held in the farmer's room in the conrt house, October 10.

Judge Edward W. Felt is moving from his residence on West North street to his newly refitted residence on Grant street.

Frances Kinsley, sister of Mrs. Charles Henricks of North Spring street, has gone to Des Moines, Iowa, to take a literary course in the college at that place.

Mrs. Margaret Nichols of Tipton daughter of Mrs. Maurice Cleary, of North State St., arrived in the city Saturday to be the guest of her mother over Sunday.

Jonathan Hiday was granted a divorce Saturday from his wife Alice Hiday who was not present in court as she is said to be in Indianapolis. Infidelity and other charges were made against the wife.

Edgar Stranahan, of Rich mond, assistant in the Bibical department of Earlham College, will preach at the Friends church tomorrow morning. There will be no evening services

Joe McBride, of Shelbyville,a newspaper man of many years experience, seems to have lost his temper a few days ago and got into a "mix" with Mart Sorden a former livery man, and as a result "Uncle Joe" was arrested and lined.

Lon Low proposes to keep his vehicles well protected by city licenses. He has quite a number of wagons running all the time and never knows how soon he may have to put on others so be keeps plenty of licenses on hand.

The Y. P. S. C. E. of the Christian church will hold a special service on Sunday evening Oct. 8th. An excellent program has been arranged. At the Conclusion ot the services the society will be reorganized, and all the old members and many new ones are especially invited to be present. The meeting will begin promptly at 5:30

S. L. Wallace, the tax ferret, who has been here since last March, going over the records of the county in search of property that has been ommitted from the tax list, is still busily engaged as is county assessor Amasa Cohee. He cannot yet tell how long it will take him to run the remainder of the books as th£ work is very tedious and must be carefully done.

Thedetective who sued the Henry County commissioners for the $500 reward for the murderer of Mrs. Starbuck, has had his trouble for his pains thus far. He venued the case to this county and where it was brought up. It was dismissed on the ground that the case was not finally disposed of ujitil the Supreme Court

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F. M. Cloud of New Palestine spent part of this week with his soninlaw, Ed. Ayers, of North Swope street.

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freejy and frankly, telling us all your troubles. We will send free advice (in plain sealed envelope). Address: Ladies' Advisory Dept., The Chattanooga Medicine Co., Chattanooga, Tenn.

and nothing e. two weeks old. West, of Webste.* is a fine, healthy both doing nicely."

Approval Follows Inspection

Buva MonumentHatforFiTr

Ask your dealer for them.

GOLD CREEK

Charles Gately will move from his present location at Osage and Mechanic streets to 210 North Noble street.

Mining Stock!

Party needs money 'and will sell at a sacrifice. Stock selling 9ji $ by the company at one dollar $ to per share. jjj

Grand free concert at Spot Cash tonight. Be sure and go. Everybody welcome.

Misses Mattie Johnson and Bertha Hoard will see the Sho Gum at English's tonight.

Communicate with this office, ji

Harry Johnson, of Indianapolis and Miss Bertha Hoard of this city will be the guests of Greencastle friends over Sunday.

Charles J. Richman filed his final report as receiver for the Herald Publishing^ Company and the same was approved by the court. __

Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Williams of Warrington are the guests of their granddaughter, Mrs. Walter" Bridges. Mr. Williams is 78 years old and enjoys the best of health.

The rattling of the hickory nut is heard in the land as it loosens its hold on its parent stem and goes rattling from branch to branch until it finally rests in the brown leaves at the foot of the tree Then it is that the small boy with his bare feet and his two wheeled cart goes hiking to the woods and comes back with a broad smile and a sack, full of hickory nuts.

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Go down to Spot Cash tonight and enjoy the music. Everybody invited.

For Sale—A good piano. Call at Dr. Gibbs' residence, 403 E. Main St. 9t*

C. W. Sivard of Springport'is visiting relatives in this city and county.

Everybody is invited down to Spot Cash's concert tonight. Davidson's musicians.

Mrs. O. N. DuGan has returned from a two weeks yisit with friends at Booneville.

Mrs. Smith Hutchison of East Main street, who has been suffering with typhoid fever for some time is slightly improving-.

Miss Maud Shank and Mrs. Lawson Wickliff ot Fountaintown were in the city Friday the guests of tneir sister, Mrs. Ora Boyce.

J. M. Barnard has been taking his vacation with relatives in the north part of the county. MrT" Barnard is a successful traveling man.

Mrs. George Gray of Teague street with her two small childreturned today from a ren, vesh of several days friends near Eden.

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Mrs. Charles Downing is gradually improving, which will be welcome news to her many friends, as she has been struggling in the grip of typhoid, tever for a long time.