Greenfield Republican, Greenfield, Hancock County, 7 June 1889 — Page 8

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W LLOW BRANCH.

Next isChildrens' Day The O. & W. Railway is putting up considerable wire tact along the road Thomas Hush luteiuib building a dwelling house.

William Thomas is still suffering with a I)ivlien leg, but is doing as well as couid bo expected... .Joel Knight has the contract MI moving the gas well derrick, from Wilkinson to this place Mrs. S. Curry, cl Santa, Rosa, California, arrived at this place last week. She is hale and heart and intends spending the summer with her sou ni. Curry... .Henry B. Wilson went to New Castle on Monday last to buy material lor a dwelling, to be erected on the old foundation which was o.iiy sligatly damaged by the fire The Willow Branch Gas Co., have organized by electing Henry Marsh, Taylor B. Thomas, A. H. Thomas, Henry Johnson and John W. Patterson, as a Board of Directors, who have contracted with A. G. Burrett, of Lima, O., to sink a well in A. B. Thomas' pasture field, west of the Postoifice.

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Mr. D. I. Wilcoxson, of Horse Cave, Ky., adds alike testimony, saying: He positively believes he would have died, had it not been for Electric Bitters.

This great remedy will ward off, as well as cure all Malarial Diseases, and and all kidney, liver and stomach disorders stands unequaled. Price 50 cents for $1.00 at M. C. Quigley's.

JFORTVILLE.

Tuesday being pension day, quite a number of the veterans went to Indianapolis to draw on Uncle Sam... The Bee Line Company are breaking joints all along the line, consequently there are four extra men doing work... .There were quite a number of people from here attended the show at Indianapolis, Monday. ...D. F. Blackburn's new residence is almost ready for occupancy The Fortville base ball club refuses to play Cicero. What was the matter boys? We suppose you want to quit while your credit is good. That is a good idea, but tear down your banner and don't issue, nor accept another challenge... .Mrs. E. West, who has lingered for months with consumption passed away Sunday night. She was a most estimable lady and a kind and devoted wife and mother. She was interred in the Fort cemetery, north of this place, on Monday The work of cleaning up the streets and renovating the alleys and public highways is progressing nicely, and the work being done by Marshal Whit-sell deserves some praise. We hope he may keep the work up At last we have our streets lighted with the grand gift from the bowels of the earth—Natural gas. Now for a few manufacturing establishments and we will have a town next to none. Boom her up Gualt, in the Sun, skins a hare and eats the fur in his last week's issue. The way in which he assails the town Board bespeaks for him trouble. If he is going to run the Sun and the corporation, why not publish a statemeut asking the members to resign and give him full sway andjthen we might have a graveyard, stockpen, bank, a new depot, a croquet park and the saloon license would be raised to $150, and the "etc" would become a stereotyped local in his paper Willie Humphries, a young man of about seventeen yeprs of dge and a boy of exceptionable qualities, came to town last Monday and purchased a drachm bottle of morphine of A. H. Thomas, of the firm of Brewster & Thomas. He was asked at the time of the purchase, if he knew how to dose it out, and he remarked that the family had taken so much of it that he was sure they did. He was cautioned by Mr. T. to be rery careful about it. No more was thought of it until Wednesday morning, when the report came that the young man had died from a dose of poison. The report was astounding to all and shocked the people beyond measure. No evidence of the boy's action could be obtained. The bottle could not be found and the whole matter seems to be wrapped in mystery. No investigation will be had and the motive of the poor fellow goes to the grave and there hides all. The cause will ever remain a profound mystery and only 6-od can answer his actions. He had been in town Tuesday, hail and hearty, comrades had talked with him and no room is open for the conjecture of his sudden demise.

The lighting of the street lamps has been resting on the citizens. A key has been given each person who resides by a lamp. Will it work!' We will wait and see.

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IVIAX-WELL*

Plenty of sickness in this locality now. Give us a flouring mill Mrs. Martin Welch's child is very bad sick... .Thos. Mooney was at Wilkinson over Sunday.

... Lon Clark has gone to Indianapolis to work. .A cold wave and rain struck us last week... .Susan Curry,of SanFrancisco, California, is visiting Billie Curry this week... .Airs. J. H. Land and Mrs. T. J. Smith were at Greenfield Thursday... .Billie Alford, of Indianapolis, was visiting at A. C. Alford's last week... .J. F. Webb has been on the sick list for a few days.

Rev. Guild filled his regular appointment at M. E. church, Sunday... .Miss Flora Smith, of Westland, was the guest ofT. J. Smith, Sunday The rain has made the ground too wet for the famers to plow their corn for several days... .Thos. Hartley, of Coatsville, Ind., was here last week on business... .Several of our people attended the musical festival at Indianapolis last week. .. .Thos. and Billie Sitton, who are working at Slabtown, was at home over Sunday... .Our sister town. Eden, is getting along fine with gas well No. 2 W. F. Clark, who works for the Gem Laundry at Indianapolis, was at home a few days this week....The boys are chasing the squirrels now, and are bringing in numbers of them... .Some of people took in Forepaugh's bow at Indianapolis last Monday E. S. Williams, agent of the O. I. & W. R. R., at Willow Branch, was circulating on our streets, on Sunday A change of time on the O. I. & W. R.R., gives our people better opportunity to visit Indianapolis. New time of trains at this place as follows. East Bound 4:58 a. m., 8:57 p. m., West bound 10:51a. m., 9:51 p. Ellison Barrett and Walter Bridges, who have been attending ,the Normal school at Danville have returned home and report a good school and lots of fun Isaac Brizendine's little grandson fell from a hay mow and broke his leg. It was promptly set by Dr. Justice, and the little fellow is getting along as well as could be expected

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WARRINGTON.

Jasper McCarty, formerly a resident of our vicinity, but now of Anderson, spent Sunday visiting friends and reatives here. ... .Wm. Trees contemplates selling his property here and moving to the country.

Mr. Gordon Bolen, of Illinois, is visiting relatives at this place... .Walter Orr will go to Danville next Monday to attend the summer term of school... .It is rumored that we will soon have another gas well at or near this place.

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MOHAWK.

It has rained almost constantly for the past week here... .Farmers have abandoned plowing corn until it becomes dryer The O. I. & W. Ry. have again changed time. Trains going east are due here at 4:50 a. m. and 3:50 p. m., and going west at 10:58 a. m. and 9:58 p.m. All stop here... .Mr. Albert Price has returned from Kansas and is so well pleased Avith the country that he will remove there shortly Mr. Casper Herr and daughters, Dr. Collins and wife, O. A. Steele and wife, and Mrs. A. N. Rhue attended the May Musical Festival held at Indianapolis last week The REPUBLICAN and Jeffersonian failed to reach this place last week until Monday morning W. A. Ha we, from Indianapolis, was here Wednesday last... .Jessie O. Barrett, from Eden, is the guest of A. N. Rhue this week... .Sam Brooks, R. L. Barnard and Wm. Bell went to Indianapolis Saturday last J. W. Murpny and A. N. Rhue were at your city on the 1st .. .Several young ladies who attended Sundayschool last Sunday acted in a very rude manner, laughing ind jabbering continually. Girls, we warn you to be careful. ... .W. H. Albea, L. A. Cox, N. G. Wilson and J. P. Murphy took in Forepaugh's show Monday Miss Alice Wilson was at Mt. Comfort calling on friends Sunday last MissM. E. Thompson preached to a full house here Sunday night and Rev. Scott will preach here on Sunday night, June 19th. Everybody come. j-. G. G-tsiffi

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PUMPKIN STREET.

Health good is this neighborfaood antl roads a little muddy Dan Enright was visiting S. O. Moore Sunday last... .F. H. Braddock will raise the frame of his house the first of the week. It will add greatly to the looks of the farm Hon. Edmond, Braddock sent a letter from Hot Springs to one his cousins and says that his health is not improving very rapidly and is going farther South....W- C. Stephens will bring three fine horses to your city soon. Among them is Daniel Able H, P. Bussell says that if he sells his South farm will engage in a grist mill at Maxwell. That is just what the people want antl he is just the man for the place. ,-.

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INDEPENDENCE.

Lookout for a wedding ere long on Brush Creek The farmers are not very busy at this writing. Too much water. Isaac Winn is huckstering for Mr. Huston of Eden Ed Taylor has purchased a new buggy... .Logan Frost and Sam Bradley are engaged in stock raising. They are both good men from the word go. Give them a call... .Dick Hagan has purchased the old school-house at this place for $22. He intends to move it to his farm near Maxwell... .Tom Murphy has the frame of his barn up and it will be a large structure Rev. Love, of Maxwell, will preach at Independence next Sunday evening at 3 o'clock. All are invited to attend... .The recent rain has put the farmers back with their corn plowing... .The month of June is a good time to subscribe for the REPUBLICAN as it will give you an account of the crops from all parts.

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CHARLOTTESVILLE.

Miss Opal Wysong and Miss Minnie Fort, of Knightstown,were visiting friends here over Sunday... .Miss Cynthia Fries has returned home from a visit to relatives in Spiceland Mr. James Foley and family, of your city, are spending a few days with relatives here... .Mr. S. C. Staley has moved into his new house Mrs. Hetrick and daughter Pearl, of Dublin, were guests of Mr. Conger and family the past few days... .Col. S. F. Gray, of the C. St. L. & P. R. R., was here Saturday. .. Frank Patterson came home from Mooreville Friday to spend a few days with the folks at home Frank Brandenburg and wife were at Indianapolis Monday The G. A. R. boys decorated the soldier!*' graves at Six-mile cemetery and Gilboa Thursday muring. The weather hindered the exero ^s on the program from being carried ut Miss Florence Conger returned hon^ Friday from Indianapolis where she IXUA been spending several weeks with relatives Mr. Bundy and wife were at Carthuge Thursday afternoon and attended tho decoration exercises at the M. IS. church. ... Rev. Fred Ryan and wife, of Michigan, are guests of Mahlon Gause and family. They were in the Friends' Meeting here last Sunday «nd were very interesting Dr. Wright and wife were at Indianapolis Monday Childrens' Day will be observed at the M. E. church next Sunday. The Sunday-school has been increasing both in interest and number for several weeks past.. .The Sons of Veterans met at the G. A. R. Hall Friday night and organized with a membership of fourteen Otto Bennett, publisher of the Spiceland Register, is spending a few days here with his parents Mr. Robert Jewel and wife, of Rochester, have been visiting relatives here the past few days. They were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Niles&.. .Several of our people took in the Forepaugh show at Indianapolis Mon

The Christian Sunday-school has

reorganized with, the following officers: Wright Jeffries, Supt. Hugh Conway, Asst. Supt. Mrs. Ella Mitchell, Sec'y. Mrs. Rock, Asst, Sec'y. Mrs, Jeffrie*, Treas. Miss Rosa Smith, Organist Miss Florence Staley, Asst. OrganiBt. The school is at 2:30 p. m. and the children of the morning schools are welcomed here in the afternoon Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Patterson returned to their home in Nular,

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GINGHAMS are the same way. Ginghams never were so cheap as at present at our store. Ten days more will close them out. IX FACT, you will find a special sale in every line of our store. ... All it takes is a call and examination of prices and goods.

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Mich., this week... .Chaplain Lozier's entertainment at the M. E. church Tuesday night was well attended and greatly appreciated. Mrs. Lee Furgason, of this place, who is a flue singer, was leading soprano in the choir and was highly complimented, especially by the Chaplain who is himself a good musician.

WESTLAND.

It hailed here three Mondays in May. ... .If it continues to rain our cornfields will make good meadows... .Miss Pickren of Carthage, was visiting her aunt Serona Catt,last Sunday.... J. J. Beeson has provided himself with a carriage... .J. T. Bluford has improved the appearance of t'.if* sorrounding country by erecting a Ti a. I-pump on his farm.... A. S. White ha.1? soiiie more trading stock in the way of horse flesh... .Miss Sadie Beeson, who spent the Spring in Hamilton county, returned home last Saturday.... J. T. Binford was the guest of his brother J. O. Binford and family last Saturday night. Several of our citizens attended the bas

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