Greenfield Republican, Greenfield, Hancock County, 26 April 1889 — Page 8

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POWDER

Absolutely Pure.

Tills powder never varies. A niarvt.l of purity, Strength iiiid «liolesomenoss. More economical than the ordinary kiuds, and cannot be sold 111 flmniietitio"

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If you want bargains don't

fail to visit the

Palace Grocery

1 lb. good chewing tobacco 23 cts. 9 lbs. New Carolina rice 25 cts. 9 lbs. Pearl starch 25 cts. $ lb.-can fino desert peaches 20cts.

Wo arc agents for the Capi

tal City Cigar. Try one.

Curry & Co.

G. K. BRUNER, Jf. !.,

Stock Sales Made a Specially.

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Terms reasonable and satisfaction guaranteed. A

of my sales can always be found at the

AV. RIG DON,

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the- multitude of lo\y test, short

V'-itflii uluro or phosphate powders, Sold only in KOV.VL BAKING I'OWUKH CO., LUU Wall st., Hew Vork.

Physician and Surg ion.

MAHY L. BUUNER,

Diseases of Women.

Doctors Bruner,

Office in Walker's Block, over I lain mels Grocery.

B®~ Calls answered promptly dajr or night from office or residence, on North Pennsylvania Street. 30tf

John B. Huston,

nd ktioim.

GREENFIELD, IND.

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MCAS office, and where anv information desired be given to persons wishing to soenn'

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®». Your patronage respectfully solicited. lily

GENERAL AUCTIONEER

STOCK SALJiS MM)j A SPECfAJ.Ti.

l'fcriies should consult, the Auctioneer, bctore set ting dates of sale, in order that, no conflietion may occur, ixitihliirlioii guaranteed or 110 cliargi for services.

wc' j'ATi«)NA i. MM.IUTI D.

^.'GPTEEXFIELD,

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GIVKX, That ih.

signed, as

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Arlniitiistru«r

the K-t-lj..

i' Tjouisa J. iiudriiin, l'ite oi Hancock wintv IIHIana deceased, wi'l sell at jmhlic MUIC HI "i'icla' rmidence of said decedent, in New l'a!e- !iiii,, S|U-!M..

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t.i/.Vi shij,

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comity. |,diaiiii,

o'clock 1\ M., On Saturday,

at 2

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The WIov/!,i«- to-wit:

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All sums of ?.") and un.lcrcash in hand over thatamount, a credit of seven months will l« ^iven, the |»urchnst:r to aive note wish appinved sei-uriiy. waiving nl relic iro.n !lu:iiion and apprahicnicnl laws, and bearing eight |IT '-MHt interest after maturity. N.VMl'ICI. T. HOOK.

J5W :T,•

Administrator.

Loose's Clover I'ills Cure

sick headaclie, dyspepsia, indigestion, constipation. 25 cts. per box, 5 boxes for for $1. Sold by V. L. Early. 9ly

Administrator's Notice.

'•vrOTIClOISIIEIlKBYGIVKN, Tliat the underli signed has been, by the C'lerK ot the ilancoek Circuit Conrt, appointed Administrator of the Es"fpt.o of flcnrv 0. Marsh late of Ilancoek County Ad ana, deceased. oald instate is supposed to be solvent.

ELIJHRT L. TYNER, AdministVatorr

New New, Attorneys for Estate.

CORRESPONDENCE.

31 LLKEB OKXKU.

Everybody goin& io Warrington to see the new gas well. It's good*... .Corn planting is near at hand... .Miss Lou ai Mable Sullivan have returned from au e.\ tensive visit to New Castle aud Louisville.

Miss Edith Hays is teaching school at the Breckenridge school house Mis: 'fia Collier is attending school at Sptcv and Win- li where is the gas well

Aiillner

COS .WR:' ANON.

investment.

Is one which is guaranteed to bring you satisfactory results, or in case of failure a return of purchase price. On this sale plan von can buy from our advertised druggist a bottle of lr. King's New Discovery for Consumption. It is guaranteed to bring relief in every case, when used for any affection of the Throat, Lungs or Chest,'such as Consumption, Inflammation of Lungs, Bronchitis, Asthn a, Whooping Cough, Croup, etc., etc. It is pleasant and agreeable to taste, perfectly safe, and can always be depended upon. Trial bottles free at M. C. Quigley's drug store. 41y

MOHAWK.

Health not very goou nere... .Farmer^ have commenced planting corn Mrs. Eliza Iioney, from Kennard. was the guest of Samuel Honey last week... .Clint Parker, from Buckcreek township, was at this village on Monday Ira Collins and little son, Paul, of Anderson, was at this place this week .. .A daughter of Jas. E. Barnard is very sick Hiram Bales has moved to Fountaiqtown, Shelby County U. G. Wilson and Amos True were visiting friends at New Palestine on Sunday last Jas. Flanagan was at Indianapolis last week, on business W. T. Diilman, of Mt. Comfort was here Saturday. .. .John and Richard Waters were at your city Saturday last.... Miss Etta Barrett has returned from Terre Haute, where she has been attending school, and is now the guest of A. N. Rhue... .Chas. Albea and wife, of Millner Corner, wei the guests of W. A. Albea during Tuesday and Wednesday... .Mrs. Rosa Bill?was on the sick list this week, but is now better Will and Chas. Albea, with their wives, were at Indianapolis on Tuesday of this week Au effort will be iustituted lii a fc Lime, to build a church at this place, something we are greatly in need of. ... ,l)r. Justice, of Maxwell was the guest of I)r. Collins on Monday of this week. ... .Miss ClanvCollins will return to her home at Willow Branch on Saturday. ... .Sabbath School was considered a decided success by those present, on last Sabbath Mrs. John Wilson, living north of town, at this writing is very low with sickness....

J. N. Bills is on the sick

list Mr. and Mrs. Noble Warrum were here last week, visiting the family of Dr. O. A. Colliuo.. .The P. O. Muddle is being looked alter by some of our Republican iriends, and somebody wants it too, by the way petitions are being sent to Benny. Who will it be:\ .If you wish to be popular. attend to everybody's business but your own and you'll succeed... It is a true sign of cowardice for a man to carry a penknife, anil try to borrow another man's revolver for protection. However some will venture the experiment, but they usually get left George McCreery was in town on Sunday last trying to find some friends, but alas he returned sadly disappointed. .A. F. Wilson has the Oklahoma fever, but fortunately it happens to be in a mild form.

G. 1.

mid Le^al Opinion.

E Bainbrid ge, Munday Esq.. County At iy.. Clay County. Texas, says: "Have used Electric Bitters with most happy results. My brother was also very low with Malarial Fever and Jaundice, but was cured by timely use of this medicine. Am satisfied Electric Bitters saved his life."

Mr. I). I. Wilcoxson. of ITor.se Cave, Ky., adds alike testimony, saying: He positively believes lie would have died, had it not been for Electric Bitters.

This ureal, remedy will ward ot!', as well as cure all Malaria: Diseases, and and ail kidney, liver and stomach disorders stands uuequaled. Price 50 cents for £1.00 at M. C. Quigley's.

l'ORTVILLE.

West & Denney have, linishod the laying of gas nv.ii!S5 at Maxwell, and rue awaiting the de»velo!)in a. well at Eden. ... Jake Denney. who was so serionsly injtired by a io

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Administrator's alc.

3k,

roiling over irlm a week

ago. is ivpoited being better. ...\:r.«t. O. 1'. Hastings -till lingers wi!h but little hope of her nroveiy by the attending physicians... .Oi.r new minis!a*. Uev. I. J. Ji c1-:ne!l preached his first sermon here Sunday, and to say he done well bid half expresses it. Mr. 15. was reared in .n near this pliK-e and I he lac? houid eause I he christian eople here to nd every assistance in I heir wer t. ik li iu ieel thai iiis eiToi Is are free.y appreeia!. t. He as a fine reputation as a preacher and why a lew

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One

kew-

ing machine, one or^an, one hase-biinici- stove, «./, household and kitchen furniture, etc.

siionM up in their

and i.ei ounce him .surely ne.yond our comprehension. To those who were kicking we w::l ask o:.o f,ues ion: Ai\-. you woisiiiping (»od or the iniu s'er? 'The additio.i to lliday &• Yai van's bl.ieksini:.li shop i^ completed, whi'e it is called an improvement it lio Ml:e tie horse was bellin I li (sir ...'1 he u.ec weather ha- called oir, iheMf-hng tackle and every day quite a number can be seen headed for tin: river. Luck usually good. ....A. R. Chapj.il is built ing a cieamatory. ...We no .e that tie Board of Health order to clean up was not heeded to any great extent. Enforce the law. ... .Lindley New: y, .' Indianapolis, was here Monday. He is handling Trustee supplies... .On St:n lay morning, about 10:530, startLng ciy cf lire was given by one the Indians, who are here with the Cherokee .Medicine Co. It was located in the old dv elling house of

Mrs.

''SW

ae lire ayiWi '.villi astonishing rapidity u! in le-'-.- tli iii fivis minutes had commuuicated ith three adjoiniugdwellings. Great work uarf (nn« to save the house and stable of W. Clay tor, where, if the inc had reached, would certainly have desrro.\ed the entire town, a-s the wind was biovviuu: quite lirceiy. Every thing was ived from the (ire, excepting some meat, potatoes, ciothiucr and cooking utensils, owned by Ed Stattleiuyer, an occupant of the house in which the fire originated. Loss is total with no insurance. Mrs. Wiselieart is quite aged, but preparations are being made to rebuild on the old spot. Frank Reynolds and Mountain Panther, the chief belonging to the Medicine Co., deserve much praise for the valorous assistance rendered. .. .The building located on the lot recently purchased by Brewster & Thomas of Mrs. Royer was purchased by J. W. Sutton, and will be removed to his lot in the new addition. This is another old landmark gone, and if a few more of them were torn down it would save some one a big loss one of these pleasant days Gault, of the Sun, seems to be stuck on Tim Vanzant, a Democrat, and last week gave him a boost through las columns for the council. We don't believe it a good idea to fool much with politics How many observe the dog muzzle ordinance? Marshal, what is your duty?. ..Our Gas Co. will drill another well here this summer. It would be done immediately if they were out of debt, but owing $500 compels them to move cautiously. The talk of letting gas to consumers at monthly rate, which if thev do, will greatly help the poor, and be nn accommodation to richer ones....Edwards & Edwards have disposed of their hardware stock to Haskell & VanLaningham. We are not informed of the intentions of the gentlemen retiring from bu .liens... .Cicero VanLaninghamis here ivMi his son, W. C., trying to recuperate his health. He was given up for dead or as well by his attending physicians at Noblwsville, but he is improving after quitting off the taking of medicine [f Hancock county ever was in a deplorable state it is now. When we speak as we do, we have reference to the extortionate taxes, and also the manner in which the oilice of Treasurer is and has been conducted. We know person" who have paid delinquent taxes, aud held receipts for the same, that are yet upon the books uncancelled, while there are other crookedness now appearing. It is a great pity that the books cannot be opened and show the people just how they are, aud also adjust all the tax list so that iunocent persons will not be hounded with a delinquency every spring, after having fully paid all arrearages. Such skullduggery will out some day, and then some one will breathe hard.. .Hew easy it is for the people to be "gulled." A traveling medicine company has come along and extPicated hundreds of dollars from the neiglilo hood, and the gain is ntfiiog, but when a decent person comes along with a legitimate article and offers it on a guarantee, it is no go. Why. bless you, a stranger couldn't sell silver dollars here for ninety cents, but a patent medicine company can stop and persuade you to take six bottles for #5, aud you know at the same time that it is worthless. But such is life. .. .Some villain attempted to assassinate Pete Miller Tuesday night as he was going home. If it had not been for his bottle of coal oil he would surely have been killed. His wound is not fatal.

FOLLTVIIXE.

Sickness very pleantiful... .Mrs. Xewheart is rebuilding a neat little cottage on the sight of the late lire... .Henry Fort is lying at the point of death here afflicted with lung fever. Uncle Abram Coteil, one of the pioneers of Madison county. died Monday at his home two miles north of here, lie was past eighty.... Our carpenters, plasterers and other mechanics are away working at Anderson, Pendleton aud Indianapolis. That don't speak well for the building boom that is on here.. .The town board has contracted with the Gas Co. for lights at the rate of ifO per torch. Tin's is rather steep.... Who will be our marshal? This question seems cause the "a,lime's" to don their thinking caps. .Mrs. O. P. Hastings, who has lingered for a year, died the 17th and was buried at Oaklaudon. She was 5:5 wars of ?me and leaves a husband aud two dangiuevs. o"tii of. whom are married.

StA HI.OTTiCSVIM.K. *-A so ha vi it

M. 1',. Church at 9 o'clock A. m., April80. Xora Woorls, of Knightstown, was cr.cst of relatives here over Sunday.

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Mollie Hatfield, who has been visitilatives i.ere for some time, returned me in l.'nion City last Monday.

to her Ait'. Overman, of Map! S :f unla-v. John.

Newliart.

Valley, was here 'arris, of indian-

«polis. was visiting at P. J. John's the latter part ol the week Miss Delia Harvey, formerly a resident of this place, but now of hidgevihe. is visiting her many friends here. .. .Miss Annie Aikens, of "Warrington, was the guest of Miss Caressa Walker Tuesday... .Dr. Sparks an:l laniilv. of Carthage, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. ohn last. Sr.turday... .Mr. and Mrs. H. (,'. St a ley wen visiting relatives at Maple Valley Sunday. .. .Miss Massie Hurris, of Elizabeth City, wastl.c guest of Misses Met!a Jackson and. Florence Staley last Tuesday... .Will McGraw and wife, of Knightstown, were here Sunday....

Charley Ilhoads returned

home from Connersville Monday... ,Miss Gertie Niles and Flo Conklin have been spending a few days with friends in yoiir city....Rev. R. S, Reed, of Dublin, was calling on frieuds here Monday..« Joijin T. Hatfield is at Richmond this week

•lUMfiigfianin

THE GREENFIELD REPT'BLICAN, FRIDAY, APRIL' 26, 1889.

We carry tlie finest line of men's Fine Suits in 'Greenfield. AVe kindly solicit a look from every one expecting to buy a suit. Guarantee a saving of from SI to -84.

GIVE AWAY.

For a short time we will present every boy buying a Suit with a Base Ball, a Bat and a Cap.

THE

tending the District Conference... .Mr. Burnett and S. C. Staley attended the Alumnal Association at Greenfield Saturday Mrs. George Girty is visiting friends in Eldorado, Kansas... .Rev. Ingalls aud wife, of Indianapolis, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Owens over Sunday, and preached at the Christian Church Saturday night and Sunday.. The Easter entertainments at the Friends' I Church Saturday night, and the M. E. Church Sunday night, were very interesting and well attended... .Dr. Mitchell and wife were visiting his parents near Anderson last week... .Mrs. Overbay, of Franklin, was here the latter part of the week in the interest of the Acme Publishing Co., of Chicago Miss Furgason and Miss Debbie Parker were visiting friends at Knightstown Monday.

MOHAWK.

Weather pleusant, business booming and everybody happy iu general las. Deshong was at your city Saturday last. The O. I. & W. pay car passed through here on the 20th.. .T. H. Coon and Wm. Collins, from Fortrille, were here Saturday, the guests of O. A. Collius... .Rev. McCune was visiting relatives at your city the fore part of this week... .Mrs. Rose M. Bills visited friends at MeCordsville Sunday. .. .Quite a large crowd took advantage of the low rates Thursday and went to Indianapolis.... A son of Eugene Bretney, of Indianapolis, is the guest oi" Sam Barnard, Sr A. l\ Wilson was at your city Wednesday of this week on business... .W. Helms, of McCordsviile, was here Monday, the guest of R. M. Bills A. O. Steek- is painting his storeroom, which improves its appearance greatly.

OTTEItHEIN CITAi'Sl..

Weather fine... .Nelson Harper convalescent. .. .Noble Sanford was able to attend Sabbath-scliool last Sunday... Grandma Heims, who has been visiting her daughter, Mrs. Crump, has returned home D. P. Eastes lias returned from a short visit to Caselton. this Slate.... S. N. Springer, a very gentlemanly bookagent, was canvassing these parts this week... .Several of our neighbors have been tending court this week. A. J. Anderson, traveling reporter for the Democrat, was doing these parts. .. .W. E. Scotton and sister. Cora, attended Quarterly Meeting tit Mt. Giload last I Sabbath... .Wm. Reeves and "Girl" made a flying trip to Curry's Chapel Easter eve.... Wm. Scotton was a guest of S. S. Eastes, near Mt. Comfort. Moilday night last.. .Mr. Fostorm. of Indian apolis, agent for the McCornnck selfbinder was in the neighborhood this week. ....Mrs. Flora A. Stan! and Kachael St ires were visiting tiear Lawrence, this State.

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U. KNOW.

Itch, mange and sendt:i animals cured in CO minuteSanitary Lotion. This neve by V.L.Early, Druggist, Grec

•s on human or vAVoolford's

ails, ••id.

When one oilers what buver can ei an

Best Bam

Sold 44i

ABSOUTE BARGAIN h' FACT TH

in town, why make palaver about it? In words, we state facts, when we say that the best place to buy

GROCERIES

IS AT TILK

Gash Grocery Store

CHEAP SALE

To-dav we will begin to sell

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INDIANAPOLIS PRICES.

Highest nistrketi jiroihice.

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RIBBONS

To-day we put on sale 1U0 pieces of Satin llibbon, in all shades, which will be sold at a great reduction until closed out. These are very chenp. Come early.

Cheap Sale of

SUMMER LAP DUSTERS

1111

48 Cents.

FURNITURE.

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I.ile is loo short to stand and talk and "dicker" for the mere pittance of a few cents, and out furniture has been

MARKED DOWN

to the \ery bottom figure, and sells for that price only.

iWe Defy Any Three-Price

house to sell all classes of furniture cheaper than we arc now offering to the public.

ONE PERSON'S

will buy as much as another's Special attention given to

BIHIAL ROBES

always on hand.

FEEFi HEARSES AT ALL TIMES.

W. P. WILSON,

Mnin Street, GREENFIELD, IND.

GROCERIES.

,i. TOWNSEND'S Gem

Store

FOR

Dry Groceries,Canned Goods

Boots and Shoes.

ee paid tlie fanner for his urain The bottom knoeked out or.

LOW PRICES!

i'OH CASH OR TRADE.

I,IJ AND SKI-:

I Gem,

LOOSE'S EXTRACT

RED

CLOVER BLOSSOM

^"th""GR"T

TRADE tfAKK

IT CtTBES

C&nctre, Humors, Sores, Ulcers, Swellings, Tumors, Abscesses, Blood Poisoning, Salt Rheum, Catarrh, Erysipelas, Rheumatism, and all Blood and 8kin Diseases. PRICE, $1 per Pint Bottle, or 6 Bottles for $5. lib. can Solid Extract $2.00

J. M. LOOSE BED CLOVER CO., Detroit, Mich.

I1 or i-ali: by

L. EARLLY

5fi' iliJCrttfii'* A'-J-M:' -.IIIV.-, The iie-t Salv.-» i!tt. m-id tor t'uts. Bruise-, Sores, libera. .i.i i-'hcuMi, l"e ver Sores, Tetter, t'i.apped Hands, Chilblains, Corns and all skin eruptions, aud positively cures Pile*, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or money refunded. Price 25c. per box.

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til closed out, a large number of new nlls of Carpet, which arc very Lap Dusters at

formerly sold them at

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rrun

LONG BRANCH. LONG BRANCH, LONG BRANCH

We have just received another I large order for those cheap Shoes you have heard so much about. (J" Plenty of them. We are headquarters for Meivs Fine shoes at reasonable rates.

CARPETS.

This week Ave are receiving four

handsome. Don't go out of town to buy a Carpet. An Ingrain for 24c. to N5c. Beautiful line of Brussels. The best carpet Warp at 18c. and 20c. per pound.

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I,afnyett«, Tippecanoe County, Indiana, CKOUCH & Tit A

BAILSOAXS.

Chicago, St Louis & Pittsburg R.

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in-ecteil to March 101 li, Iss'A rains arrive

GREENFIELD.

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|No. r, Kii hmoiKl -No. 1, Fast 1 io.- -v.-i -, No. 11,1 inli.- iso A i^.i •, !\Vai- reuilil.. an llmnmll 1)1.11 ll'l. Ill Il.llia.• 1'ittsliurdi. I :trt-: ton, 1 *ii as.'l 1-or tllllr-i.i and lia^-va:re tpmlnu iln- ."i1.1 -...ii I

SECOND POINT

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Prop'H.

Breeders and importers of Royal Belgians, Clydesdales, Shire. Coach, General Purpose and Trotting Breeds of the Royal George and

Hambletonians. We have just received a large importation of Stallions. AVe also have some fine Jacks and Jennets on hand. Write for catalogue. Correspondents an

swered promptly. crrv

OFFICE FAKM STABI.KS.

110 iiio: ?-l:i Al:iin ."street.

Real-Estate is Moving

Persons having property to sell or trade or per-ons wishing to hay or rent properi' will find it to their interest to call at the Real-Estate and Ijotin Odice of JOHNSON SPARKS and leave a scripl ion of nroperty. A good list of property is now on their books and more is added every day.

JOHNSON & SPARKS.

(Over Baldwin's Hard ward Store.)

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You should read THECHICAGO DAILY NEWS because

yon-

have the time to read it.

There

is a paper published in Australia which is as large as a blanket. This wouldn't suit you. You want a newspaper at once convenient, complete and condensed, and still you don't want to overlook anything of real importance. You don't want your neighbor to say to you,

Did you read so-and-so in to-day's paper? and be obliged to answer, No, I didn't see that," and then nave him ask you, What paper do you read? This will never happen to you if you read THE CHICAGO DAILY NEWS.

KetHe?n&er—lts circulation is 220,000 a day—over a million a week—and it costs by mail 25 cts. a month, four months

$1.00,—onecent a day•