Greenfield Republican, Greenfield, Hancock County, 29 November 1889 — Page 5

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NEW GOODS

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GliriiiML REPAIRING!

A. R. SHEPHERD.

OF CUMBERLAND, INDIANA,

Desires to call at! ent ion to the fact, that he is prepared to do all kind:? of

Blacksmit liiag I md Repair Work

At reasonable rate-.

Horse-shoeing A Specialty.

Buggies, Carriages and Pumps for sale.

A. R. SHEPHERD, Cumberland, Ind.

J. J. TOWNSEND'S

Gem Store!

FOR

Dry Goods, Groceries,-1— —Canned Goods —Boots and Shoes.

INDIANAPOLIS PRICES.

lighei market pi ice paid the farmer for his ?rain and urodueu. The bottom knocked out or.

LOW PRICES!

FOi: CASH OR TRADE...

CAi.L AND SI'.F. M12 AT-—

Gem,

winter his horses there.

Ind.

T. E. Barriardi

DRUGGIST,

-DKALEK TN-

Drugs, Toilet Articles, Paints, Brushes, Etc.

His medicine and Prescription Department is complete. His goods are all pure and fresh. Call and sec him, and learn his prices.

MOHAWK, IND.

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Horse Notes.

Rebuild the stables at the fair grounds.

Dick Wilson has taken the stable in the

rear of the Guymon House. He will

In July 1: st l)wyer Bros., had won

:#10,000, up to the same date. August,

Belmont, a New York banker's winnings

footed up $65,000.

It turns out that the purchasers of ex-

President Cleveland's celebrated "seal-

browns" at the auction in Washington,

•was a firm of Dime Museum men, of

Boston.

Tenny's winning the volunteer handi

cap at Monmouth, was a good thing for at

least two persons. Ilis owner, Mr. Pulsi«fer, won $18,000, while a reporter bets $10

on him last winter at the odds of $100 to

$1.

.. Wm. Corbett, t-l' San Mate-.*. Cal.. own mr of Guy Wilk.es, and Sable

vWilkes, o-ycar-olti. record 2:lh. mtytt t'.m'

a propes tion has been matke tt him to send Guy Wilkrn* to Kent'ickv next, sen.son, and parties there will gnaraiite" to fill his book at a service fee «f $7Mi.

Thi next Avook Ave no ot' Plusli and ri.fi oe. Tlioso

THE

v.ew. .--ays: "Xn mau i:i IP*- r/itiiiL-

w.»rsd is- as wmly known and as familiar

I as toar of Wallace. What W« .-uhirh' i.-^

I to the Ki)Ija«'v-!tiUM*iii:ui. \Vai!*ice i.

riii.o American !r.'l! hur -.--

lie is the accepte:l n:tie^riiy on

oil l.v: formers.'"

Belle Stephens. a-W.-.h. ..vvr.ed y.

John Stephens. of this

cii...

cm the sound side. If the lameness be '.u

li.ca 1'iiiii, th.e ((Ue.riei* oi" the same sii

young colt having no fear of being over-

worked is brought out for exercise. Ids:

eyes are. bright and express the expect a-

tion of having a good time.*" Co!. R. N.

.Strader, pro rietor of FUmore Place Farm

Lexington Kentucky, thus expresses him-

self on the subject of training "Wo can-

not. tame as stout and sei vicible an animal

by early training and developcment as by

waiting to let them better mature. More

youngsters are ruined here than in any

other st,ate, for the following reasons,

first: we handle more of them second:

generally there is not enough care, and

the owners employ ordinary help because

it is cheap, and they want too much speed

for too little money.

Among the incidents of childhood, that

stand out in bold relief, as our memory

reverts to the days when we were young,

none are more prominent, than severe

sickness. The youug mother vividly re

members, that it was Chamberlain's

Cough Hemedy cured her of the Croup,

and in turn administers it to her own otV-

spring and always with the benlsuccess.

For sale hv—V. L. Ev.:: v. -Mtt'

Harper's Young People

AN ILLUSTHAT10D WEEKLY.

Tim Klevciith Vol time of Harjier's Young IV.ij»i«». which lie^ins with the numher for Nov. 5, 1 ,S!*, I prenents sin uttractive pro^nnn. I« will offer to its readers at leant four xerialbof the usual length, and others in two or three parts, namely, "The Kel Mustang," by Win. O. iStodtlani "J'fcil and tinllaby," by l.uey C. Lillie "I'lint^ Tommy," by ,!ohij Kussell Ojryell and Mother's Way," Margaret K. Sangster two.short serials by Hjairiian iljonh 1

Soy est n. Two series of Fairy Taltid will HItraetthe attention of lovers of the wondor-worni. namely, the quaint tales told by Howard I'yle, autl so admirably illuittrated by him,and another nyrie? I in a ditl'eren't vein by Frutik M.. Kieknell. There will bu short stories br W. !•'. llowe'li, Thomas Nelson Page, Mary H. Wilkiio-, Nora I'erry. Harriet l'resrott Sjioffbrd, David K-:r. Hf/ekiah Hotterworth, nophie,Swett,Itichard Mtiieolm Johiii'tou.eti-.

A subscription to Har|»ei 'H Youiik People »e:u:w ,*. a juvenile library. There i* useful knowledge. jils.i plenty ot unius' iufnl. lio^toa Advei tisni.

TERMS: Postage Prepaid, $2.00 Per Year.

Vol. XI begiiiH November •", 1W.

.•sj»eeiiiieii r-opies sent on receipt ot a stamp. Single immbers, 5e each. Kemittuni-es should tie made by pOMtothce money order or dr ft, to avoid eliancoof loss.

Newspapers are not to copy this advertisement. I ithout the express order ol llnrper A Brothers. Address HAltPhK A BROS., New York.

cmldren Cry for

Pitcher's Castoria.

Iiio

LONG

won lite

year-old trot at the rae. niven by I)

Wilson la.-t summer. iias now changed ga.t. .Mid lie si-!* thai 'al:.es co mlv oaoe next v:-:ar ivill Iit^ve «.* *, I better mark li.aa '.va me li-is s:ii jsi he at.e. I

The slow trot, is 111• liesi g'ait diae

liose iameness a'. Ii' the lameae-.s bo io

I .c l'otv lijub, the hoa! and shoukSer are

ra •!I oli' Irom Jit- ian'.e. one and :lrot.:vd

elevated, and that, of the.sound one thrown

well forward and dow m-.ard by a joeke

ini' iii tion. A fit s? iupaction whi'"

staadiugstill is wise in locating laniei.•.

A- it rule, where a liorte walks iann- he

rots very lame. Some walk sound ami

trot very lame, as in case of splint lame

ness.—Ohio Farmer.

36tf

The stallion Alwood, by Ahnont. owned

b/J. M. Gwinn, tf Rushville, and vil

li id at |4.000 died hist Saturday morning.

S nator Inland Stanford, proprietor of the

P.ilo Alto Farm, California referring to

irlj- training says do not rememb-.T a

single instance wliort- an animal of mi.

was injuied by early work. When a

break down has occurred it has invanabl

been after a let-up. Let -ups art very dan

gerou* to young, fust, animal.s. as their

bodies grow during the let-up without cor

responding deveh-pement of strength.and

they are very liable to get too much work

v/iien their exercise is renewed. .My aim

istoyetthe vatc-d, possible amount of

exercise without fatigue, and nevera-Ilow

jr to reach the period oi exhaustion. Tiii

secured by short distance exercise. It

i.i the .suia-eme exertion that develops, ii

colts are never overworked, they area!-

ways 'ivilling tctry in their exercise, hav

ing no apprehension that they will b_-

forceil beyond their comfort. When a

THE UUkKNFJELD liEl'UlJLLGAN, FR DAY, NOVEMBER 2!)

Catarrh

through the blood, eradicates the Impurity Which causes and promotes the disease, and

Catarrh

effects a permanent cure. Thousands of people testify to the success of Hood's Sarsa* parilla as a remedy for catarrh when other preparations had failed. Hood's Sarsaparilla also builds up the whole system, raid makes you feel renewed in health and strength.

Catarrh

"I used Hood's Sarsaparilla for catarrh, and received great relief and benefit from it. The catarrh was very disagreeable, especially In the winter, causing constant discharge from my nose, ringing noises in my ears, and pains In the back of my head. The effect to clear

Catarrh

my head in the morning by hawking and spitting was painful. Hood's Sarsaparilla gave me relief immediately, while in time I was entirely cured. I am never without Hood's Sarsaparilla in my house as 1 think it is wortb Its weight in gold." Mrs. G. B. Gibb, 1029 Eighth Street, N. W., Washington, D. C.

Hood's Sarsaparilla

SAIdbf aUdrnggUts. fl «lxfor#5. Preparedoolr lr C. HOOD ft CO., Apotfaectrlei, Lowell, Maw

IOO Doiei One Dollar

Tnt.-ii .'--r live -. siv £•!tls. ,ia o:ich SI00. This t.',*ii'oil each $100 per year. 'i'lie :.rur years ending with this annual meeting the !o.-*ies and assessments have been a- toihnvs: .liisiK Si.ultz'.i loss, lew on each ?100

lu.-,

cK*y.

A GREAT REDUCTION!

A .1. C* r/vy liw^XJ-U

a great iviiig to call at the

...ii.Mtrau

A deal has been said about the

nii-uiance in the Farmer's Insur

ant: iff'f'innin of Hancock ouuty as

wi insurance in joint stock

u!i. Ti agents of these compa-

vie.- i/'i ti make \»u believe that you are

pa .«* wif as much for insurance

t-6 it tt-fi.fi «M you in any of the Eastern :i .i Nuw jt is said figures wou't lie. .- .)nine into this matter £».•« .. »i the Company and see if we :.„ ui it any! h.ing that would be lil t-! t". p!n\e ativantageous.

Fitvt, lor t'u fir.-t five years that this Company was in existence it cost oO cents oe each ^100. or H) cents per year on each insuredi The next five years the

losses and lev es were as follows: .tiiincs Tliiiina.-' luss. !•". '.iti els. cm cut-ii S10t t. )•. liiiip .v 2-i t-ts. on each 1N0 ). V, lnt."'s lav,, li-vv r.O (.-I.- on ojii.Ii 100 .1. M. Hulls less, levy "JH cts. on each 1(10 It. MeKiiiiev's U»s, l-vy 21 t! oti each 100 J. T. luii-i:u'.- io.-i••. levy ets. on each 100

levy tii els. on each 100 s, levy 17 f-s.s. on each 100 loss, if -t«. ou each 100

lit. .-.-ii:er

.Kmii J.,-wi.-' Iavi.i ,i nit (. W. ievy i'J is. tin each, .liitni in.-.,- levy to f'ts. oil each. lor exjM-ii.-v-. i' .-s. ori each...

'-c.a1 in f-.mr :ns.

rmt" on tlic market our entire s•. ,k(it* ioakfs at, a saoiv 1 ii it

r.ji each ?10(l.

This is 'i cents tn eat §100 per year

and a.s

tiey

reliable stock company will

charge •Sl.SO on each #100 for five years,

you can see that the Farmer's Insurance

Assoeiatit u, while it furnishes you with

eo tmlly a.^ gt.od protection,and with some

advaiii aj.'es which youcanuot find in other

.one.«f nnprecedt nted success. Somesp- I ,,y

f.ty bew, added to the c9.11- I

P«iiy, au aggregate insurance has

been a m.Itl ^),0i»). Ever loss I

wistiijani h" ne 1 noipKiiv has

a\v

been

*:W 'xrtf.r t?u»tiier

canup f-ni '.tf y.isvevtt*i

pr«»mpt

iy iKid In.' .-j-.ly justed and honorably KjT!. 1 and Hill, it.se r.u ni. '.A

osnlt

youi* fiM'n iiitfrestn j-« i-riy in the Farmers

-i -'f.-,»: aiitn of Hancock

County.

jr. .-a.mi'i,k, Sec'y and Trens.

kcnw that.

vriflMiut dtie and timely warn-

i. .* U-v. n: d-jy or two before

li ie a: -sck. 11«* r.hih 1 tomes hoarse. Thirf

t-.oar lirnt, indication of croup,

».s .! ore *s ill! that crotip is to follow, .itit-r- jtr iy ?umJ pt«i|erly treatwl.

Chamberlain's Cough

Rem

edy if. rected witli «M!h bottle, under

the hcjv.usag "i» prevent croup," will'

dispell a:* symploni-t of 1ho disease.

For

Srtlc n. .---i". F.i».av. 44.tf ....

1 1 ii id if

BRANCH

Is a constitutional and not a local disease, and therefore it cannot be cured by local applications. It requires a constitutional remedy like Hood's Sarsaparilla, which, working Sec Samuel Wiir-y. joV prices

?•».*! vrso\.

Fat'.-nen- shoaid ivy ti new testa

of M. K. Cnmnsiiis i'or nice warm and line coffee.

kinds of build ,' material. I

Go to ,1.

rant

meal

ou ail -Nl2

I For a. nice oyster fry or stew try new restaurant of ?JL K. Cummins.

the

Fresh oy.st.ers are now ripe and are

served in all styles at Cummins restaurant.

W. II. Pauley dtisrre all persons wishitig the services of a good Auctioneer to call and .sec. Lim. Satisfaction giiaranteed. :)ltf

The nice clean and cosy restaurant of

M. lv. (.'imumu.fi is drawing a large business.

you can get at reasonable prices, the best:

of brick and drain tile, at reasonable pri-

ces. 4i')tf

Money to Lomi

On lirstt mortgage. Rates reasonable. J. H. Bisfokb, Att'yat Law. Itf

Xi«Ifau-rels furSalc.

Pickle barrel^ kraut barrels, meat bar- I

rels, and ail kinds of eooperago for sa le,

Call and ,150!. prkre.fi.

Z\ J. W. NK«,TEY

Near News Mill, Greenfiekl Ind.

Also fur ixtlc at Fortville and McCordn-

ville.

o) it|.iunes, is 2(5V. cents the cheapest. sillttv

exam

Mttoker for driven wells,

pumps and pump repairs. Headquarters at (j. O. Kwight's, opposite court-house. Orccnliekl. tf

Ho?r..\ Poky bread, fresh cakes and pies,

oysters in dl styles at tic Cummins bakerv.

T. Webb

v.auts evory babv the

county to coin« to his car, where they can get one dozen photographs for one dollar. 48t£

English Spavin Liniment remove all hard, soft or siaviued lumps ond blem ishes from Im&nva. JBood spavin, curbs, splints, sweeney, ring-bone, stifles,sprains, nil swollen thrwits, coughs, etc. Save $50 by use of one bottle. Warranted. Sold by V. It. Early, Druggist. Greenfield. .j-Uf

No. pressed brick

Tile Works, west

and drain tile

sale afc reasonable

fox-

prices at Forfsytho's

of town. -10tt

W. II. Pauley desires the general pub

lic to knoiv that he £-3 prepared to all

sales either general or special stock sales.

His dates can be obtained at: this oflice.

JSItf

Four eiegttut, largt? electric light lamps and bmefcets for side cheap at this ntlice tf

Marshal Fry ?an foe fouiv.lat A. K. Brnnham's jewelry store, where he is prepared to do all kinds of watch and clock repairing with neatness and accuracy. tf

Two Fine 1

Mr. .John TytwlaU now has at his table. 1

Hawulallai^, So. 20*17, with a record of

2:2&}U Tb« fail season will bs made at.

I .thi the wliole term of 1-1 years and well-knyiva nr hoistmen. will ako

iiec.».,t in this Company has been $2.79 make tlio Fatt a^asau at. $35. *11 and »»n each $100, or a fraction over 19 cents

iae.

fa.in,os.

pet year on t:ach $100. Only just a little more than one half what you would have When iaueed of fine building material had to p-iy if you had been insured in any at rockbnttom prices, you shcmld -call at reliable ti it stock company. Satutiel Wikrv"-t sawmill in Blue River "i* os lie also told by those oily-tongued I townslMp. .. 44t2

ageing, tiiiif the company is dying, and V«»r Sale.

bemlwitii the things of the past. This

is also untrue. The past year has bee.,

hiit in a few more months it will be num- VuKti*h Shtoe Ht^dlions. I

CIw||5ff! al!

im|iv|daal Ioccitt

he«e hwses are surpassed

iU »eli terms to suit p.:r- I

(,hm for

I)r\

registered. For

d.8irHblc

A„ {(W pubKc

Paria uestr

stock.

use until sold.

Corner, Hancock

county, i&uii JViy.t.fSee, Cleveland, Ind. 4-ltt fi. P. Bevkr.

J. W. Carter far/"Slate Mantles, Grates and TiK: -P2tf

.I. VV. letter i#r Natural Gas S«pp]'n:s

ol' alt kin».K 42tf

Sttnitu'S Wiley's Mwsmill in Blue River

eoOT,,,i,,jfafeuAp»Mtera(or^i

tod. .rf 1

WW L«is«-"b A!»oJ .*Cluv«r.ACt]A« Cure siek htwhu&<\ dyspepsia, indigestion, eonstipatiot*. 25cts or $1.

SoM l/yV,

lwiiw:"( Vol Cl«v«r Fttl Itonittily is a po^isivt--! tor ail forms oil' the disease*. Blind, bleeding, itch 1 tig. ulcer»ted, au»f ^nrtrwding pih.a. cts. Fur wilo bv V. L. «ly

bnikUuf^r .vegy chcap. 44t? Im ope»eioti mm

& W

cAvry

will

Be it Known, that iVI HAVENS,

•I 11111•

[in- ill\

'fv

"oriLiiicn irc- I)

o! are huiv togvi

etl and

tll)if.

offer

Notions,

Children.

'-Castoria so w!l ndnoted tochildrenthai 5 ^sstnrla euros Colic. ConstiixitJon, I rt-conuaoiid it as snnerior tonav ptvscrzniion 1 ^uar Stomacn, Inarm o»a, Lri.-t.iii»n, known tome.'' II 4 Ap^rrT. r, 2

k"ls v,'nrm

t-"lv-3

Boots,

Roil (load Election.

KKNON Tt)WNSlI 1 P.

To Hie votoi ».-f Vernon towtwhip, Kaneor-k cotnity, lediatia:

N'OTICKwith

IS HKKKBY GIVEN, That in ai-cord-aiK'e an order of the IJoard ot County Commi.«sioHfrs of Hancock county, Indiana, inadc on the 21.it day of November, 188i», the same beitifc a special session of aaid Board ot County Coiniuis-

Tuesday, the 7th Day of Jan., 1890,

And the voti a of the legal voters of said township

lyspepsitt, indigestion, will be »ken on the subject of said township aiding sts. per box, 5 Iwxes for in the construction of the ChicaRO, Greenfield & I Fmrrlv ttlv Clncinniiti Kailroad, to the amount ol seventeen «".» tbonnaiKl dollars, or a sum not exceeding two per

rentiimof the taxable property of said township I atoreiiaid. In witness whereof, I hereunto subscribe my I name and aili* the seal 01 the Hoard01 oiinf Coni-i^iiii:--si.ners. at the city of Greenfield, this :!!'tii tlay .''of November. l^SC. [j. JAMliS 1. MITCHKU,. t'l Auditor Himeoet County.

21CL'P.

x-.» n^non.

Ill So. Ozfcru fcit.j Brooklyn, 2C. Y. "tVitiiouc injurious medication. 'i .i.: tavh Company. Murray Mreoi. ZZ. Y.

Is still at 11 ic oldsUuid wit'i one of the most complete lines of

Fine Harness, Horse Blankets, Robes, Curry Combs, Brushes, Halters, Whips, Feather Dusters, Rugs, etc.

Millers Harness Oil and Soap Always on Hand.

Cal! and see me and oiV( me an opportunity to verify tlio fore-: sialeinentH.

^Opposite Kinder's Livery Stable,)

Greenfield,, Ind.

S (es

G.B.RAMSEY.

and promotes di-

oo.a.s.o

(M :ii JCLltlOll

tuatl" as tiCUi' nev :is t!i *v can

in Ii

•k :p p.c !-r. iir-i-classnuilerial.

it -. Vour old Jlanies.- rcpair-

u.-ult-. aini reason-"

Auction on Friday,

Dec. 6,1889, at 1 o'clock p. m., my Stock of

llgM

(Jlothiiig,

feli Stout. A. F. Andrews.

WILD CAT FENCE.

Gather's Patent for Utilizing old rails. Positively the best stock fenee made. Old fence torn down, wire furnished and fenee rebuilt for '20c per rod. The farmers furnishing stakes and board.

Towntilii|» iind Farm KighU for Sale. B#warn of Imitation*. *•...

V, refer to the following well-known and substantial citizens, both as to quality and price .'op Hutchinson, John Kirkhoff, t'.rown Anderson j'ss'/ II I* Anderson, John G'tndrum. John Coyner

Win. A. Wood.

sTOl'T & ANDREWS,

AgM. for Hancock County.

Postothcc avidress— ,, .' NFiW PALESTINE, IND. 4 j-Um

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