Greenfield Republican, Greenfield, Hancock County, 17 May 1889 — Page 8

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This powder never varies. A marvel purity, strength and wholesomeness. More i-ooiiuniical than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold in competition with the multitude of low ti'st, short wight a!urn or phosphate powders. Sold only in cans. ROYAL BALING POWUKI: Co., l"i Wall st, New York.

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1 lb. good chewing tobacco 2) cts. 5 lbs. New Carolina nee 25 cts. 6 lbs. Pearl starch 25 cts. 3 lb.-can fine desert peaches 20ets.

We are agents for the Capi

tal City Cigar Try one.

Office ia Walker's Block, over Hamuiels Grocery.

AST" Calls answered promptly day or niybt. from office or residence, on North Pennsylvania Street.

John B. Huston

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Terms reasonalile and y.tisfaction guaranteed. A list of my sales can always lie found at the IIKITHLICAN office, and where any iniorniation DEVILED •will be given to persons wishinir to secure my services. Your patronage respectfully solicited.

RIG DON,

"I GENERAL AUCTIONEER

ff( ,V STOCK SALES MADE A SPEC I ALT).

Parties should consult tlie Auctioneer, before set £. ting dates of sale, in order that 110 c,infliction

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occur. Satisfaction guaranteed or no charg* for services.

$' «ar PATRONAGE .SOLICITED.

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For pedigree see ol. 11 l!n hook or Vol. 1 ol American was foaled in lsw. He is a hands, has splendid bone and muscle and line action. His sire Cambusdon IV.'-H bv Old'! imes, von first prize atUlascow Agricultural Society Miowand wis commended at the Highland Society Show at Kelso. In 1*72 his sire, Lord lyde tTsj won first

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$1(5 to insure a colt, to stand and suck, l-urthcr particulars can be obtained by calling at burn of owner, 4 miles south-east of tircen field, Ind. Persons bringing diseased mares will be, held responsible. Care Will be taken to prevent accidents but I will not be responsible should anv occur. Persons jnot tending the. season regularly

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CORRESPONDENCE.

MOHAWK.

Though this place has not been heard from for two weeks, it is not dead by any means.

Mrs. S. McLarney, from Indianapolis, is visiting relatives at this place.

Tlie express office here, which was closed sometime last fall, will soon be reestablished.

Capt. A. Ii. Ogg, from your city, was at this place, some time ago, on business.

Sain Campbell and a Mrs. Sheets were married last week. Geo. .Tones came near losing his life, a short time ago, by a ladder slipping, that he was climbing, and throwing him to the ground.

Mrs. Alien Wallace has been very sick for toe prst iwo weeks, also Mrs. John Knight.

Dr. Collins reports health very good in this vicinity at present. A. F. Wilson is at Indianapolis on Friday of last week.

W. IT awe rerprest nting Conduitt & Son. of Indianapolis was here last week.

Henry Wallsmith, from Maxwell, was hero last Friday.

For the past month this place has been completely overrun with drummers of every description.

Mrs. Sain Roney and daughter were at your city Friday last.

Miss M. E. Thompson, from MeCordsville, is the guest of her sister. Mrs. Rosa M. Bills.

Mr. R. T. Stansberry has returned from Ludlow, Kv. His parents will follow soon.

Mrs. M. A. Wilson, living north of town who has been sick for some time, has again recovered her health and is able to be about.

We wonder what attraction Willow Branch holds for S. R. Waters, for he visits that place every Sabbath, and sometimes remains until Monday.

Will, McConnel is the posessor of a pair of full-blood Scotch Collie dogs, which he is very proud of.

Albert Price contemplates visiting Kansas some time this summer. We understand that our Sunday School has purchased an organ. Our opiuion is that it would have been best to get a house first.

Miss Delia Chirk, from Maxwell, was the guest of L. A. Cox, Sunday before last.

Wallsmith & Frazier shipped a car of fine live stock to Buffalo this week.

A. X. llhue was at Indianapolis Saturday last. O. X. Wilson has abandoned farming and has moved to Brightwcod.

Mrs. Chas. Denny visited at Indianapolis the first of this week.

Wm. Collins, from Fovtvilie, was the i!f:-t of the Doctor, Monday.

C. J. Wilielt was at Indianapolis Monday, of this week. oi business. G. G.'

Kpocli.

Th-.' itnsit ion from long, lingering and painful sir-'ki'.e-s to robust health marks an epoch in the life of the individual. Such a remarkable event is treasured in the memory ar.d the agency whereby the goo:l h: aith has been attained is gratefully blessed. Ileuee it is that so much is heard in praise or Kleetrie Bitters. So tnnny I'eei they owe heir restoration to health to the use of the Great, Alterative and To rie. If you are troubled with any disease of kidneys, liver or stomach, of Inn or short standing yon will surely find relief by use of Electric Bitters. Sold at 50 cents and §1 per bottle at M. C. f^uigley's dra store. -ily

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Muf'.!-- 1 M- 1'T '»vn!. to Arka'.i«'.!is instead of Tennessee.

Will At'.'erf or: of t'l.i:. place !:.-:s fettled in Texas.

Memori!:! services. .Sutnhiy, May "2.

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:jlt.e an i.'.\ei! eineti: in the

east end of bei ween two women, which ended its a "knockdown."" Tne line and costs were about '-hrec dollars.

Panhir.idle !-:y car jfi.-sed through here

Monday, and made the store men happy. '.»!.

J/is" Monday ouilf a niirnbe!- of friends, red rehi-tives of Joseph Hawkins -ie! ai his rosidencf. all taking their dinwill then!. There was two iirge tables spread with the necess?tries of iife. it b'-i-i Ins Wllh hirtlniay. ifev. (Juild ba.d taken ?.lr. i-Iawkins with hint to gel a lor.i'l ol' WMod whin- people a1hered. I 1-M-* reccrived verai v-esenls. among them "••ii! in gold wlri-h l.is son. t!eorge llawkias of [n ii tn- polis, sent him. as heeonld not be present, and aline large arm chair.

Mr. .Tanvs Filer and wife enteriaiiM a party of youag folks at their residence..on Vine street, Monday evening.

Mr. live re tt, Neltson. wi^'e and Marshal Xellson and wife lo ik in Llie e.\cuision. They went as fur K'ranghns.

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-Vrobably no one thing ts eiiused such a general revival of trade at M. C. "Qnigley's drug store as their giving away to their customers of so many free trial bottles of Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption. Their trade is simply enormous in thin very valuable article front the fact that it always cures and never disappoints. Coughs, colds, asthma, bronchitis, croup, and all throat and lung diseases quickly cured. You can test it- before buying by getting a trial bottle free,

Wge size !|1.(i0. Every bottle warrantetl. ai 41y

Tf you want first-class pictures, any style, goto Harvey's gallery. I9t3

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THE GREENFIELD REPUBLICAN, FRIDAY,

OTTERBE1N CUAPKL.

Mrs. Mary Parker is convalescent :Mi Farmers about through planting corn.

Some of the neighbors were before- the Grand Jury last week.

Omer Mints is able to venture out once more.

Clinton Parker is talking of going into the livery business in the near future.

Mr. Caleb Jeffery is building a summer kitchen, and beautifying his premises in various ways.

Mr. Camel Parker had one of his legs fractured, a. few days since, while pulling stumps.

Mr. James Dunn, of Illinois, was at the bed-side of his sister, Mrs. Shelby, during the last hours of her illness. He stated that when he left home that the ground was too dry to get in proper shape for planting corn.

Grandma Shelby, wife of Joshua Shelby ceased, departed this lite May tl 188!), aged 75 yeai 7 months and 7 day.*. Our neighborhood has been deprived of one who was a friend of all. No words need be spoken concerning her life as to it being an upright christian life to those who knew her. Her matchless kindness shall stand as a monument in the minds of the people. From every source can only come words of commendation of Mrs. Shelby, and we but record the universal opinion of all who knew her best, when we say that she died in the confidence and respect of all who knew her. Her bereaved family have thejunfeigned sympathy of the entire comunity.

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UncklKii's Aniica Salve,

The Best Salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises. Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Soves, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Corns and all skin eruptions, and positively cures Piles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or money refunded. Price 25c. per box. For sale by M. C. Quigley. 4ewly

FOKTVIIXK.

John Shull, who litis been very low for some time with lung fever, is improving, and is now able to sit up.

The town is full of strangers. Why? Answer: Dr. S. T. Yancev has been appointed Coal Oil Inspector for the State of Indiaua.

F. P. Hunter, who recently moved to Indianapolis, from this place, was in I wn Tuesday, wearing blue, ie dire clothes, and had, in some promimn je on "nis erson, a badge marked "Metropolitan Poice." Frmk is a hearty, sto-it fellow and will make a good officer.

Quite a number of friends tmd relatives from near Cicero, were guests of Nicholas Gardner Tuesday.

Mrs. Julia o:" di dis. visited her parents, Mr. Gordon and wife, here, last Tuesday.

The storm, Saturday, done some little damage here. Shad trees and fences were lowered, but outside of this, little was destroyed.

Al. Stuart and John Gardner, were at Greenfield Wednesday.

The death of J. W. Brewster, was a sad affair and brought iron hearts to submission. He was a noble man and his acts and deeds, mechanically and otherwise, will Ion.*.!: stand.

The raveyard question is assuming somethings unlocked for. The immediate residents and quite a number of others signed a remonstrance against its local ion. In our judgement the cemetery is wrongly located, and each and every citizen of Fort-ville should oppose it. While Mr. Arnett is a gentleman of high standi tig we tliiuk he used poor judgement in the laying out of this cemetery. There are places a great deal more appropriate and more handsomely located. Why not pie-. out a place a, respectable distance from town and buy it. The end is not yet.

The appointment of Dr. Simeon T. Yancey, as Coal Oil Inspector, is heard with delight by the people of our town. To say that the appointment is a good one merely opens the gate for a more elaborate utterance. Mr. Yancey is a conservative it in!

•:er\-in:',' 'lepublican. of tl.e honor confer

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por! ieiit but being tor better, he ii(-c-grace and dignii out of olliee as wiof as goes in. bird, as .e know but whan lie wii:.

c\ en greater a intintial yi foregoit:*.. •ope lie e-i and 'SOn

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iv you wan: (•.!•• .• t- & Thayer's If you want ch''. -vJ-co to I! Thayer's.

If you want elu': dry goods iro Hart & Thayr's.

If yo'i want cheap millinery goods ro to I-larl & Thayei "s.

If you want eh: ap liafs go to Hurt & Thayer's.

If you want cheap neck-wear go to Halt &, Thayer's. If n: n" im». thing tit it- is kfpt in a general tto'k go to Hart & Thayer's, and you will undoubtedly get it cheap, as they are positively selling goods at lower prices than has ever been known in the County. They mean every word they say, and welcome everybody in Hancock and surroundit'g count ie^ to come in and look over their vtoe!: and se that they talk no fonli -iliness. but solid facts of interest to every buyer.

H. B. Thayer, Proprietor.

Loose'!! Red Clover Pills Cur©

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

FIFTH POINT

MAY 17, 1889.

Think of buying a new carpet this spring will do well calling and looking over our stock. This week we received some beautiful samples of Body and Tapestry Brussels, which affords you a good opportunity of selecting one to meet your taste. We received three new rag carpets, which will sell at 38 1-3 and 35 cents. We will make and lay.

You Can Buy

The very best long-reel, 5-ply carpet-warp of us at 18c per pound for white and 20c for colored.

Parasols.

We have just opened a fine tine or paiasols at very reasonable prices.

Elixir,

W. 0. R. L. D.

Liver. Kidneys, Bladder. Colic, siii, Nervous exhaustion, Impuri

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Is specific for Catarrh, InHnenzj:. .-in iues. Omg..?.. Hoarseness, Bronchitis, Hay Fever. Ncrvou.s Headache, etc.. ete.

)iplexion and renders the sk

The a-ln iration of Queens. nc fa Imperial Court. All lad

will be excellent for you. If you have Rheumatic symptoms, W. O. R, L. D."

you need. While these remedies are Specifics and adapted to the Jg cure of certain dis-

eases, they are both excellent tonics and blood purifiers, and will be found tin.stirpassed as medicine.

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should be kept in the j®g§§

house ready for use. They are good family medicines all the year ill the year

through. Remember that in having them on hand you will save their cost many times, besides enjoying health j| which is greatly to bo desired

Carried in a

During our stay in Java, I was often carried over streams and mountains and about the tea fields in the Tan'lo. Our illustration shows one style of the Tando, which is a great oblong box, widening as it descends. It is made of light material, with a roof or covering of tl to same, it is constructed with a lid-like door on each side. It is both light and cool. It is carried by ii'K'ie s. who in their umbrella like hats and light, traveling co.--| ::ne. make rapid progress with their burden. The Tando is much used in mountai excursions and oilier places where carriages could. hot go wi::i: ease or safety. Where the journey is !:»:*•, or the road difficult, four men arc usually employed to bear the burden." Dr. S. F. Wells' To" oi fioruK

''Jn all pursuits by man invented, The farmer is the best contented His health is r^ood, hir. 'inner, are high, While o-i W O O Pi'.it"! ie !.*i rely.

i§S You should read THE CHICAGO DAILY NEWS because it's a family newspaper. This is an age when everybody reads, and the paper you bring into your family should have something of value for all. The special interests of women are not overlooked in THE DAILY NEWS.

And then you don't want to bring questionable reading matter intoyour family. You don't want to put indecent or immoral reading into the hands of your children. You will never make a mistake on this score if you take home THE DAILY NBWS. The newspapers are the great educators of this nation. The strength of the nation lies in the purity of its firesides.

Remember—Its circulation is 230,000 a day—over a million a week—and it costs by mail 25 cts. a month, four months $1.00,—one cent a day.

Those Who You Need Not With Spring

Pay lor a pair of lady's fine shoes

we sell bat price shoe for $2. We are

anxious to please, and if you will call and

ask to see our shoes, you will buy.

SHOES FOR MEN—We can show you

the best shoe for #2 that you ever saw for

the money. Broad assertion, but we

know what we are saying.

CHILDREN—Should wear the "Red

School-House" Shoe. We simply warrant

them. Come and get a puzzle free.

THE SHEPHERD AND HIS FLOCK. —A very interesting pastime, has arrived, and we t/ive .liem away to all good customers. Come and get one from the

LONG BRANCH. LONG BRANCH. LONG BRANCH.

GO CARRY THE TIDINGS.

Millions are sick, millions are dying. Millions arc groaning' with pain and. disease: Millions lor health are longing, are sighing— Oh fling the glad news abroad on the breeze.

Go tvll them of life, of health for the myriads. Freedom from pain and withering disease Go carry the tidings to homes of the suffering, Life in the Matchless AY. O. E. L. D. Remedies.

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feet ions of the .-Vrofp.bi. Dvspeptue i!ood. etc. etc.

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Cures Acute and Chronic llheiiii.ait.-iii. i,ot:t. rschilica. Neuralgia, Lumbago, etc., etc.

W. 0. R. L. D. EleHrii* CalaiTii

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AGENTS WANTED,

AND HIS PARC. It beatsthemall. No book like it. Everybody wants it 200illustrations.Humorous, Pathetic.Fascin.iting. Hundreds of dollars to hustlers. Old and young buy also thousands of G. A. R, and Sons of Veterans. One can vasscr with 3 helpers has ta-j ken 1100 orders: anotheri made $83 in f. days another' took 15 orders in 30 minutes| in

1G. A. R.

Subscribe For iHe Fie* publicaa.

Post. Choosei

territory at once. 24 attrae tive illustrations free with circulars and terms. Write

N.G.HAMILTON&Co. PUBLISHERS, 349 SuperiorSt., Cleveland, O.

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Comes a demand for anew suit. We ear

nestly ask you to call and examine our

fine tailor-made goods. Our prices are

low and we can surely please you. Boys,

come and buy a suit and get a base-ball, bat and cap, free.

A NEW HAT.—The ladies should see

our fine line of millinery. This is the

season for you to buy a new hat and

spring wrap. We keep the largest line.

DRESS GOODS.—Anieehneat 7c 12,4' and 13c. Come and see them, jl

W. 0. R. L. I).

Sore Eyes, Granulated Lids. Chap tor, Ringworm, etc. Best in the

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1 iadies of the

Spring Needs.

|URING- the Spring months, many persons feel prostrated, tired and languid. A tonic and blood purifier is needed to eliminate tbe seeds of disease, and tone up the system. If you have been troubled with Scrofula, or other similar humors of the blood,

W. O.

W. 0. R. L. D. Mi

Tonic for the Hair, rendering it.« the scalp, preventing dandruff, I

Tonic for the Hair, rendering it sort and glossy, cleansing the scalp, preventing dandruff, Premature gray hair, etc.

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prevents tartaric adhesions, cure* soft: aid spongy guius, gives a pearly whiteness to the teeth and delightful fragrance to the breath.

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les, Acue Pimples, Exzetna, Flesh Worms, etc. and harmless. For ladies and i/entlemen.

Woman's Need,

ANY a good industrous and busy woman has been so pressed with domestic cares and worry, who despite her industrious and am-} bitious disposition, has become unable to perform her accustomed duties. That which she once performed with ease has become an almost intolerable burden. She is depressed, inactive, sometimes irritable, and

mittent pains in the \i.-e. o\e. of the head, Sn:iftiin .c. .i*!Xj?eet running ironi tiie iNO.^lnis, iiti/:. This is Catarrh in its disease becomes more deepis s«.s comes more j.troluse, sometimes the mouth the Nostrils may at times become closed, the breathing often difficult the Smelling, Taste, and Hearing become impaired the breath fetid and very offensive Throat and Lungs become affected support ©f the nose rots away the Yoice becomes destroyed and Deafness sets in the purulent mucous is carried through the system, establishing other maladies. Don't neglect Catarrh because the affliction is light. Take

Si. & Shorty.

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KEEP AN EYE on our advertisements. We are giving some big bargains, and you may miss saving son!" moric?

Cures

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i. dismal .forbodings Harass her mind. Her liervo us system has become exhausted and broken down by overwork. The mind, 11 in at sy rn pathy with the body, partakes of its discouragements, and, therefore, she is not,

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especial view to the relief of digestion and. assimilation, strengthens and g'ives tone and ous system. It builds up the e?.i hope and joy to the mind.

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ELECTRIC CATARRH CURE

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(). J'. L. I1. Elixir, is prepared with such etises. assists enriches the blood, imlify to the nervv.ij'o system and gives

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in back mucous

ip.e .tread, etc.

It neglected, I he •i he mucous. Lieroppitig (town into

at once.

Three of the Greatest Stal lions in the County. Highland Glen

is a draft horse acknowledg

ed to be the best breeder in the eouiny.

Long Branch

Rothaline

Hambletoman. {eu .Jacket's est

is tin inbred Blue Bull. Old Blue Bull is recog

nized as the greatest sire living or dead. Cull and examine those horses or for {•cdigrees see hills or write

Dr. S. A. TROY, Indiana.

Millner Corner,

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