Greenfield Republican, Greenfield, Hancock County, 10 May 1889 — Page 8

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GREENFIELD, 1ND. Stock Sales Made a Specialty.

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GENERAL AUCTIONEER

STOCK SALES MADE A SPKCTALTi.

Parties should consult the Auctioneer, before setting dates of sale, in order that no confliction may occur. Satisfaction guaranteed or no charg* for services.

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Administrator's Sale.

"ATOTIC10

II, II F.RIOHV OIVKN, That the ynder-

J.1 signed, as Administrator of the i.stifie of l.ouisa J. (iillnlriini, late of Hancock county, Indisina deceased, will sell at jiuldie sale, al the late residence of said decedent, in New Palestine, Sugar-f-rcok township, Hancock county, Indianii. at o'clock I'. 51.,

On S itiirdny, 7-I:sy 1,1!80,

The following personal proper! v, lo-wil: One sewing machine, one organ, one liase-luirner stove, household ami kilchcii furniture, etc.

TKIOIS or SAM:.

All sums of So and under cash in hand over that, amount a credit of seven months will he given, the purchaser to give note with approved security, waiving all relief from valuation and appraisement, laws, and hearing eight per cent interest after maturity. NAMUIOI, T. HOOK.

IOC! Administrator.

Loose's lied Clover I'ills Cure

sick headache, dyspepsia, indigestion, constipation. 25 cts. per box, 5 boxes for for $1. Sold by V. L. Early. 91y

Administrator's Notice.

NOTICIO

IS HEREBY GIVION, That, the undersigned has been, by the Clerk ot the Hancock Circuit Court, appointed Administrator of the Estate of Henry (J. Marsh late of Hancock County Indiana, deceased. ii'-ESaid Estato is supposed to be solvent. M0-

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New & New, Attorneys for Estate.

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CORRESPONDENCE.

l'UIKADIXI'IIIA.

The farmers are about through plain in-- corn Weather is cool and dry... Rufus Black and son have gone to Tennes

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What in the world is the niattei

with the people of Philadelphia, we hav three doctors:-' Rev. Guild will preaci next Sunday. All are invited. The A. R. of this place will hold their memo rial services, Sunday, May t-lie 20. Si sermons will be delivered by Elder J. Dykes, iliddletown... .The fine resi donee west of Philadelphia is now read} for registering. There were over one hundred of the promineut citizens of thi: place registered there last Sunday Mis Hannah Evans, of Mt. Comfort, is leam ing dressmaking with Miss Jennie Hawk ins... The ladies of the M. E. Mite Soci ety have purchased a new chandelier foi the church, which is quite an improve

ment.

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JOuycpsy.

Tins is wiiat vou oaglit to have, in fact, vol. must have it. to fully enjoy life. Thousands are searching for it tiailj, am mourning because they find it not. Thousands upon thousands of dollais aii spent a initially by our people in the hopi fiat they mav attain this boon. And yi it may be had by all. We guarantee that Eiectric Hitters, if used according to di rections aud the use persisted in, wib bring you Good Digestion and oust tin deaion Dyspepsia and install instead Eu pepsy. We reccoinmend Electric Bittern for Dyspepsia aud all diseases of Liver. Stomach and Kidneys. Sold at oO cts.. and$1.00 per bottle at M. C. Quigley's drug-store.

MAXWELL.

The beautiful spring days hare come. .T. .1. Smith and W. H. Vest Suudayed at Fortviile. .. .Eden lias struck a gusher—it is salt water... .Thos. Money visited his mother at Wilkinson Sunday.

I. X. Mugg, agent for the O. I. & W K. R. fit Brownsburg visited his brother J. II. Mugg. of this place, last week Fred Arens, our tile mill man, is burning tile with gas now... .Mrs. Apple is building a house on her farm adjoining town. H. T. Roberts was at Elwood last week on business... .Lon Clark, who lias been working at Hartford City, is at home now ou account of mumps C. E. Chambersis going to build a house on his lot on Main street. He believes in building a cage first C. F. Thomas, of Piqua, O.. was in town Monday.

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A Scrap of Puptr Saves Her Lite. It was just an ordinary scrap of wrapping paper, but it saved her life. She was in the last stages of consumption, told by physicians that she was incurable and could live only a short time: she weighed loss than seventy pounds. On a piece oi wrapping paper she read of Dr. King's New Discovery, and got a sample bottle it helped her, she bought a large bottle, it helped her more, bought another and grew better fast, continued its use and is now strong, healthy, rosy, plump, weighing 140 pounds. For full particulars send stamp to W. H. Cole, Druggist, Fort Smith. Trial Bottles of this wonderful Discovery free at M. C. Quigley's drug-store. ^ljT

WKSi'LAM).

House-cleaning is now in order J. J. Beeson is on the sick list... .Elwood Jessup lias purchased another horse. Ke\. J. O. Binford is to preach at Center next Sunday night... .Jesse Reece and wife of Mohawk, were visiting parents here the first of the week... .Elzie Butler went to Dublin, Wednesday, to attend Commencement. .. .Miss Xora Jessup spent Sunday at home. .. .Uncle Samuel Scott is very sick.... Riley and Maggie White spent the lirst of the week visiting relatives in Henry county Mrs. Sin a Allen, of Kansas, and Mrs. AllieMarlow, of Greenfield, both formerly of this place, were visiting in the family of L. G. Rule, Wednesday of last week Our young people are preparing to "take in tiie May Quarterly at Walnut Ridge Willie Kerns had a lit last Friday evening while crossing the creek, and %\as sa\ed from drowning by Irwin Butler.

C» A1M.OTTESVIIXE.

Dr. Mitchell has been very sick for a few days but is better now.. .Miss Bertie Rhoads is spending a

few

days with friends

near Pleasant View. .Mr. Bundy and wife, son Edwin and Miss Annie White

were

visiting friends at New Castle and Hagerstown over Sunday... .Sarah Otmston had it severe attact of heart disease Sunday evening, her life was despaired of awhile, is better now... .Mrs. Frank Kinder and Mrs. Mollie Allen, of Cleveland. were here Monday Mrs. Solomon Gause is suffering from a tumor or cancer in the breast.... Quite a number from here attended the quarterly meeting at Cleveland Saturday and Sunday. ... .Mrs.

Davis luis sold the property oc

cupied by Francis Gurley, to Channing Staley The Christian Sunday School picnic will be Saturday, June 1st in Smith's irrove Rev. R. S. Reed, of Dublin, was the guest of Rev. J. T. Hatfield, the hist of the week Mrs. Kate Forbes, of Greenfield, was a guest of Emma Jackson Saturday Harry Stinger and Fred Wright were at Anderson last week.

Tohn A. Craft litis sold his property in Charlottesville to Dr. Cox Riley Staley wes at Indianopolis the first oi. last week.. Grandma Riley is in very poor health, she has frequent hemorrhages of the lungs.

NEW PALESTINE.

The entertainment at the Christian church, on Tuesday evening of last week, netted twenty-five dollars.. .Mr. Smith Nichols is building an additional room, and otherwise improving his dwelling, by painting, papering and general renovation.

Mrs. James McNamee, who has been

iaugerouslv sick for several weeks, is now .•onvalescent... .The combined choirs of iie different churches are preparing some excellent music for the aproachiag campire, on the 15th inst. J. O. Branson is l.-ader, and is a splendid musical director and trainer of voices. He is himself a thoroughly trained and accomplished vo•alist... .Rev. Wm. Nichols is now able be out after his protracted illness.... We vonder if the young man who lias been -hooting squirrels all this month, knows that he has thereby laid himself liable to ue full penalty of the law, which, if I am iot mistaken, is a line of two dollars each or every'•bunny" killed... Mrs. Elizabeth Moujar lias been very low with asthna, for several months, and is no better it this writing.... Workmen began the mprovemeuts on the Rupkey residence ast Monday morning. .. .John West lake md family have moved into their new resilence on Mill street, and Mr. Sylvester aid family, into the house vacated by them, ou Main street.. .Rev. Dr. McCl ii and wife are at Greensburg this week, attending the wedding of Miss Trusler, who a neice of Mr. INI., aud also of the Hon. Milton Trusler. They will return the latter part of the week.

WILKINSON.

The gas well derrick is up aud will start drilling this week....The Christian diurch will commence work ou their new church house in laying the foundation on the lot donated to them by Moses Yamlerbark, near the gas well, this week. ... .Several from here are in attendance before the Grand Jury, and as witnesses in the Road case of Woods vs White, this week, in the Circuit Court.

Notice of Gravel Uoatl JOlect ion.

Notice is hereby given that ou Friday, May olst, at the toll-gate

Rcsolrci/. That, as a .uge ot Knights of Pythias, uv tc'idci" 1 •:*r I 'ouii our sympathies in his of i'Miction, and hope that his reliance and trui in the Creator of every good and perfect- gift, a gleam of brightness will -onie ai.d illuminate our brother's home am! hevr his heart be it lies'1 ixh That a copy of these

tions'oe given to our brother and each of the city papers, and also be spread upon the"records of the Lodge.

THE GREENFIELD 'REPUBLICAN, FRIDAY, MAY 10, 1889.

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JEHI:Y HEXDUKX, President.

J. O. G. COLLINS. Secretary.

Obituary.

Died :it tlie residence ol'liis IjroiIiiT-in-!n w, O. X. Trueblood, in Eden, this enmity, ou Aiiril "i'.ith, 18811, Ola D. Matthews.

This young man with his father formerly lived in Eden and was well-known by all our citizens. Ola was eighteen years of age and well and favorably known and loved by all his associates. He was a very intelligent,genial young man with a great ambition for knowledge. For some time he had been living in Ohio, but being in poor health came hire to visit his sister and rest up. hard st.e.iy and work together being too much for him cause needed rest. He arrived here ou Monday 2'Jnd and died Monday ~0t.ii. The immediate cause of his death seemed to be congestion of brain. lie was possessed of many sterling qualities, indin: riuu iti everything he attempted to do, kind and generous hearted, anil made many warm friends wherever he went. His death was sudden and unexpected aud hi.-. many friends and relatives have the heart-felt sympathy of all. Rev. I. J. Biek'iel conducted the funeral services and preached a genuine Gospel discourse iiv.i« Matt. xxiv-14.

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To the Chancellor Commander, oilicers and brethren of Enre,Lodge No. 2D Knights of Pythias. Your commander appointed to draft ivsolui ions regarding the death of Margaret I'.'Uii. the wife of (iaetano Pomi. beg present the following report:

WHKKKAS G.ietano P«-n?i. a brother of Eureka Lodge No. 20 K. of P.. has met with a sad bereavement is: I ne death of his wife therefore, be it

House Cleaning.

Is now the order of the day, and with house cleaning comes a demand for anew Carpet, a nice Rug. Curtains, etc. We are able to supply you with all these and more too. This week we received three new pieces of Iugrain Carpet. You can buy a splendid carpet for 37 %,' ceuts per yard.

We can match, make and lay them for you. A nice line of Rag Carpet from 33'to 40 cents.

This week we furnished two very fine Brussels to citizens of Greenfield, who saved money by staying at home.

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This is to last this month only. You never miss the mark by trading •U itil us.

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