Greenfield Republican, Greenfield, Hancock County, 6 December 1889 — Page 8
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When one offers what any buyer can get an ABSOLUTE BARGAIN
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GROCERIES
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Willow Branch, Ind.
New Stock Dry Goods, Notions, Groceries, Boots, Shoes, Hats .and Caps, Queensware, Hardware., Etc.
Harness Made and Repaired.
AVe will have a full line of
HOLIDAY GOODS
At prices that defy competion. We respectfully invite one and all to call and examine our goods and learn prices.
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CORRESPONDENCE.
INDEPENDENCE.
The gas well here was shot on Sunday evening last. Mrs. Dr. Larimore is visiting lier father, Win. Taylor.
Mrs. Polk Martindale left Monday for a visit in Illinois. Samuel Stevens moved last Monday to the farm of Thomas McGlarnon.
Mrs. Hopping, of Indianapolis, is visiting her son J. H'. Hopping of this place.
Most of our young people attend the Reading Circle at Woodbine every Friday night.
School is progressing nicely fit this place under the management of Mr. Jas. Bussell.
Miss Inez Martin, who is attending Bcliool at Greenfield, was home over Thanksgiving.
Mr. Barney was hers Satur«
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Born to James Kingen and wife a son, Nov. 30.
Rev. Reynolds went to Indianapolis Wednesday.
Noble Warrum was the guest of Dr. Collins Monday.
Will H. and Charles Albea were at your city Saturday.
£. E. Stoner, of your city, wos here on ^business Saturday.
Morris Johnson went to Willow Branch Tuesday to visit his father.
Harry Dean, a civil engineer of the O., I. & W., was here Tuesday.
Frank True, of Fortville, is visiting his brother, B. F., this week.
A son of Ben Cross had one of his knees dislocated this week.
Amos Stansbury has returned from Lima, Ohio, where he was visiting friends and relatives.
Geouge Herr, charged with grand larceny, was tried Saturday night. The jury, after being out several hours disagreed, and the prisoner was turned over to Sheriff Cox for safe keeping.
U,YR MAUD MAPLE.
(From another correspondent.)
John Murphy is busily engaged hauling til®. IfyV'% Wm. Frazier, who has been quite sick, is now better.
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Born to Jame Barnard and wife Sunday nighty twin boys. .-• Mr. Andy Lee, of Shelby county, is visiting George McConnell.
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biains. Cents and aii. skin crv.n!ivas._sum positively cures Piles, or no nay required. It is Lnuiv.invt'Cfi to jri ve iiertcev. satisi actn «n
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John (Sine has moved to town.
Closes McCray of Kansas, is here on a visit. Joseph O'Neal, is on the Kick list from a cut foot.
Mrs. Charley Manlove is sick, and is at Ira Kendalls. II. C. Garriott is white-washing the new churc-h this week.
Daniel Louden back is no better, and is skvwlv getting weaker.
The trustees of the Christaiu church, are going to seat it with c.iairs.
Joseph McNott and family, are going to move to Anderson in a few days.
John K. Cook was at Anderson, on a. business trip a couple of days last week.
Mrs. C. M. Yanderbark, and children, were the guests ef Jane Simmons last Sunday.
Elder Charles Blackman, will preach next Sunday at the Christaiu church, Everybody invited.
Elder E.S. Sellers of Franklin, preached Sunday and Sunday night, to large audiences. The elders are talking ol securing his services for the next year.
Prof. S. E. Stubbs of Spiceland, was a caller at John MeCrays last Sunday evening. There must be something attractive that he is looking after ask Mattie.
George W. Sowerwine, was the delegate from tfee Christain church at this place to the Missionary Convention held at Charlottesville on Wednesday and Thursday.
Kpocli.
The transition from long, lingering and painful sickness to robust heal-.It marks an epoch in the life of the individual. Such a remarkable event is treasui'ed in the memory and the agency whereby the good health has been attained is grate- I fully blessed. Hence it is that so much is heard in praise of Electric Bitters. Ho many feel they
owe
at 50 cents and $1 per bottle Quigley's drug store.
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Protracted meeting closed on Sunday night.
John Buck, of this township, moved into town last week.
William Cole of Indianapolis, spent Sunday with his parents tit. this place.
The basket supper at the Christain church on Friday evening was quite a success.
Elder Pritchard, will preach at the Christain church Saturday, and Sunday nights.
Thompson aud Company, will begin drilling the gas well the last of this week.
The M. E. Sunday-school is preparing for a Christmas entertainment.
Will we get gas? is the only question that is discussed nt present.
CHARLOTTKSVIW.K.
John Jackson, was at Greenfield Wednesday. Cash Niles was at Indianapolis on business Monday,
Mjss Cynthia Fries of Spiceland, was here Thanksgiving day.
Mrs. Quick, returned to her home in Frankton last Wednesday.
Mrs Griffin and family, moved here last week from near Indianapolis.
Miss Delia Johnson, spent Thanksgiving day with friends in your city.
The M. E. Sundayschool, will have an entertainment on Christmas eve.
Frank Patterson is learning telegraphy, in the telegraph office at Cleveland.
Gay Griffith, was visiting her aunt, Mrs. Brown in your city last of the week. Rev. Streightof Knightstown, preached at the M. E. Church at this place Sunday.
Rev. McHargue and wife returned to their home in Anderaonville last Satur-
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The Sons of Veterans, had an oyster supper at their Camp Room Thanksgiving night.
Dr. Harvey of Kansas, was here over Sunday and preached at the Friends church.
Thanksgiving services were held at the c? •_ Christaiu church, and .at the Friends church.
Miss Julia Carroll, entertained a unmber of her friends at, her home Mondavi mii'lit.
Mrs. Callie Staley and Miss Emma Rhoods, spent the day in Knigh:stown Tuesday.
Ed Carroll of Indianapolis, emplc.ye on the Big For.r road has been visiting moth:Jv this place the past- few da., s.
Mrs. TJo-nie of A::devsor, v,-.•». the gncs'c of her uncle and aunt Mr. and Mr.--, Geor.-ce Kinder a few days la::!, verk.
Mrs. Frank Grillitli, returned home Tuesday from a weeks visit with lier parents Mr. and Mrs. Keroheva! a.I Sheridan.
Albion Cowger of Indianapolis, came home Thanksgiving, and spent a few days visiting his parents and other friends here.
Mr. Maurice Simons of Xt-w Castle, also Miss Mossie Burris of Maple Valley, were guests of Misss Delia
last week.
their restoration to George Hull who hac boon very low
George Hull who ha
health to the use oft he Great Alterative with lung fever is again able to be on the and Tonic. If you
are
troubled with any greets.
disease of kidnevs. liver or stomach, of long or short standing you will surely Angus Calder and wife, of Warrington, find relief by use of Electric Bitters, l-old were visiting Mrs. Etta Calder this week
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who is very sick.
Rev. E. B. Reynolds delivered a short I lecture on "Temperance*' at the 51. E. church last Wednesday night.
Mrs. Laura Robertson, of Philadelphi i, Pa., is visiting her brother, John Buck ley live years. •'OVEK'SIIOES.
THE GREENFIELD REPUBLICAN, FRI' 'A DECEMBER 6, 1889.
I am going to the farm. My general stock at Wholesale Prices. This stock will be sold out at ruinous prices by MARCH 1st, 1890 Charlottesville, Inp.
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Rev. William C. Mullendore, agent for Butler University, preached a very interesting sermon at the Christain church Tuesday night.
Tlieir JSnsiness [looming.
Probably no one thing has caaised such a general revival of trade at M. C. Qnigley's drug store as their giving away to their customers of so many tree trial bottles of Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption. Their trade is simply enormous in this very valuable article from the fact that it always cures and never disappoints. Coughs, colds, asthma, bronchitis, croup, and all throat aud lung diseases quickly cured. You can test it before buying by getting a trial bottle free, lai'ge size $1.00. Every bottle warranted. 4ly
WILl.OVV 1SUAXCIE.
There is to be a wedding soon.
Mrs. Wm. Gray is on the sick list.
GrantMilesis the happiest mail in toe. —It's a 10-pound boy.
Miss Leoti Knight was visiting Miss Martha Eakins last.Sunday.
Ed King thinks it much nicer to sit by the gas fire than to go out riding. Protracted meeting commences at the U. B. Church next Tuesday night.
Miss May Jones of McCordsville, was visiting relatives here Saturday and Sunday.
Most of our prominent men left Monday morning to work on the grade at Swamp Creek.
whom she had Hot seen tor twenty-
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Boom the Railroad
Ed Baldwin of Greenfield, was in town Tuesday.
Jim Windall of Pendleton, was calling on friends here Tuesday.
The infant sou of BentFausset, died of croup aud was buried last Saturday.
Mrs. J. P. AVeise and sou Frank of Union City, are visiting relatives here.
Freeman Sliull who recently returned home from the Insane Hospital, lias again become demented,
There was a feeble attempt made to have a ball Thanksgiviug evening. Only three girls graced the enterprise with their presence.
Miss Etta Humphries of this place, and Mr Walter Cox of Knightstown, were married last Monday. They will make their home in Knightstown.
The ease of the State vs Joseph Richardson for robbing Isaac Jones is being tried at Anderson this week. About forty witnesses from this place and vicinity are in attendance.
Mrs. Sallie Humphries, died last Friday of consumption, after a long and painful illness. She was a member of the M. E. Church where the funeral services were held Sunday, by Rev. Bicknell, the funeral was attended by a large number of relatives and sympathizing friends.
English Spavin Liniment removes all hard, soft or calloused lumps and blemishes from horses, blood spavin, curbs splints, sweeney, ring-bone,stifles,sprains' all swollen throats, coughs, etc. Save |50 by use of one bottle. Warranted the most wonderful blemish curd ever known Sold by V. L. Barly, druggist/Greenfield!
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Stoneware, etc., Low for Cash.
Fields' Sorghum always oil hand.
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Prompt attention given to all calls day or night. I have one of the finest.
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In the county, which will be in attendance
Special attention given to embalming.
Mr. Albert Helms,
Having purchased the interest of A. P. Hogle in the
•NEW PALESTINE
Flouring Mills,
Respect full invites all his old customers, and
WINS THE DAY.
ROCK BOTTOM PRICES. SEE OUR HOLIDAY GOODS
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new ones also, to patronize him, Mr. E. P. Scott! V, is with nicfand will sec to t»t hat. you are treated isAli.N AIvi J. .\on !\\k. fairly. 1 am
HEADQUARTERS FOR
CUSTOM WORK OF ALL KINDS.
We Have the Only
Buckwheat and Rye Mill
in this county, and you are cordially invited to call and see us. Flour and Meal on hands to exchange at all times. THE GOLD DUST FIjOXJR, is also for sale and exchange at the Fountaintown Mills, by J. F. Pine. CASH FOB GRAIN OF AIX KINDS.
Albert Helms,
48t4 NEW PALESTINE, IND.
FINE CUTS FOR SALE,
I have one 2-year old gelding for sale that is a trotter, sure, lie is sired by Elgin Boy, record 2:25, the sire of more colts showing speed than any other horse in Indiana. He is a lull brother to
I also have a yea.iling filly sired hy
10EIEFEERSON, Record 2.2/1-2.
Dam, half sister to Ourgle. These are two of the most promising youngsters in the county, and if sold immediately will he sold low, as I need money
Charles Matlock,
(ROBERS'S FARM,)
3 Miles South of Greenfield, Indiana. 49t2
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(Successors to E. D. Williams).
Willow Branch, Ind.,
"DEALERS IN
Boots, Shoes, Groceries, Notions,
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AVe solicit the patronage of all our friends, and will give you bargains. Mr. Lewis Mills is a boot and shoemaker of long experience works none but firstclass material, and will guarantee youja fit every time. Call and see them at
Willow Branch.
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