Greenfield Republican, Greenfield, Hancock County, 24 April 1891 — Page 8

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CORRESPONDENCE.

CONK LIN SCHOOL-HOUSE. C. P. Bundy was at Greenfield Saturday. .. .Charles Wales attended the dauee at Zach Brook's, last Saturday night The farmers are all busy plowing for corn... Rev. M. D. Harlan, is building a new house for his hired hai to live in ....Jesse Loudenback who has been bad sick with typhoidj fever, is slowly recov1 eriug .. .John Keener has the honor of buying the first cheese at the Wilkinson creamery.. .The correspondent in last week's Democrat, says that Noble Vanmeter and Charles Wales, are engaging wheat to cut fori 50 cents an acre. We know this correspondent and will cut his wheat lor 25 cents... Subscribe for the old reliable REPUBLICAN and live happy.

NOME AND CHAHLIK.

The Verdict Unanimous.

yj W. D.Sult, diupgist, Bippus, Ind., ?.- titles: "lean recommend lvlectric Hi r. tors as the very best remedy. Every bottle soldhas given relief in every case. Oue man took six bottles, and was cured of

Rheumatism of 1U years standing.'' Ah ralium Hare, druggist, Bellvilie, Oluo, affirms: "Tlie best selling medicine I have ever handled in my 20 years' experience, is Electric Bitters." Thousands of others have added their testimony, so that the verdict is uuanimous that Electric Bitters do cure all diseases of the Liver. Kidneys or Blood. Only a half dollar a bottleat M. C. Quigley's drugstore. 4ty

McCOIiD.SV»LLE.

The health o! nr people i.~ improving ....Israel Fred's new house is making rapid progress. S. Morrison is the con tractor The W. C. T. U. meeting is discontinued until next Tuesday at 2 p.m. on accouut of the luneral of Mrs. .Stanley. .. .A singing class has been organized at the M. E. church, Mr. Al Rice is the efficient instructor ...Rev. J. O. Bills is making improvements on his property in vay of a smoke-house, and veranda front of his dwelling.... Rev. Green

Rev. Rogers of Pendleton, who is Ilsick, last Saturday Rev. Green ||preach at Pleasant Grove M. E. rah next Saturday evening and Rev.

Bills Sunday evening.. .Prof. J. y, Walter McCord, John Collins la Kimberlain are attending the

Ae of Miss Gallic Nagley and Thomas which occurred at the home 1 blw JnarentB^1

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Leavening Power.—U. S. Gov't Report, Aug. 17, 1889.

ABSOLUTELY PURE

the 7th a

I feasant occasioii, there being many present, who proved themselves Is by the way presents were given. "tables of nice eatables were spread 4 uras partaken of with the usual rel ip One pleasant feature was the presof one of the former pastors, in the J. raon of Rev. D. F. Stright, the happy are now located on the farm owned

p. McCord, 2i miles south-east of SicCordsville. A long, happy and pros

perous

journey, is the wish of all. Geo. W. tfreen officiating minister.

I Gripping It's Victim*. If/ Misery, suffering, agony and helplessness of the

people is brought to notice by the sudden reipprsrAnoe of La Gtippe. It's iron hand has the •^opto

K'a SrasP *n »early every section of the

'•'^tcar. In Chicago, people are dying at the rate of one very 12 minutes. But wordcomee to us from all luarters of the wonderful work OX I EN is doing, keeping down the death rate. No one should foil la have it in the house at 11 times. PiiceKS 4ftteaadoae dollar per box.

GEORGE GESSLKK. New Palestine, Ind.

4 MKW PALIKI1NK The click of the lawn-mower is again msard in the land Mrs. Pen Bidgood of [weaflrid is being entertained by Mrs. tddie Schreiber... .The Christian church ras packed last Sunday to hear Mrs Dunaa McDongal, of Carrollton, on the teminoce question... .There baptizing »8ng«rcreeb Sunday J. M. Hufford, Has Rambler, was in town last week I«BCrock was buried Sunday... Chas. \wgmy returned from a visit to Middletown Mo, Monday... .The Misses Shuman, of IflBgtoa, were the guests of the Misses jenover Sunday. ..Mrs. A. P. Hogle il daughter visited relatives and friends

Greenfield Wednesday... .The W. W.'s HHk tapper atod entertainment which to have beeln given Satnaday night pst» haa been postponed until Thursday frit***.... Mr. and Mrs. John McCane visiting tjie latters parents, Calvin j+p&taafwife. UNCLR JOSH.

Slectrto Bitter*,

^%Ws remedy is becoming so well known *4 to popular as to need no special raenAU who have nsed Electric Bit||%satag the same song of praise.—A •nedicina does notezist and it is to do all that is claimed.

Bitters will cure all diseases of rand kidneys, will remove pimfcoils, salt rheum and other affeceauS by impure blood.—Will Malaria from the system and pre* as well as cure all Malar'a fevers.— of headache, constipation and intry Electric Bitters—Entire satguaranteed, or money refunded. cts. and $1.00 jier bottle at M. C. fm drug store. 41y

WILLOW BRANCH.

Mr. and Mrs. Perry Lee visited friends near Westlaiid, Sunday..Mr. Vance of New Castla, was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kennedy..Mrs Sheets, of this place, visited her parents at Mt. Comfort, Saturday and Sunday. .John Lantry living north of here, was married Saturday to a Miss Toller. We wish them much happiness and prosperity. .A. P. Thomas was at Indianapolis, Tuesday... Miss Tila Price, of Millner Corner, has been visiting

Ker

aunt, Mrs. Dr. Pratt..

E'l Carniichael was at Greenfield, Saturday. .Mr. Goodwin aud family, of Mecbanicshurg, visited her parents. Mr. and Mrs. James McOormack. Sunday. .Mollie Patterson visited Greenfield friends Sunday .Dr. Hammer, of Indianapolis, was here Wednesday and Thursday... .Mrs. Gipe, of Wilkinson visited her son ».t this place Thursday. .Sam Grunden and sons were at Knightstown, Friday. .The Misses Eva. Cora »nd A'iie. Thomas and Blanche Braddock, left Saturday, for lleiissalaer. They will attend the wedding of one of tiit^ir friends while at'isei't. .A R. Thomas and family were at Eden Sunday. A. a.id P. Kennedy were at Anderson, Friday.. Henry Johnson and family were at Indianapolis, Thnr.-day... K«v Slack, the preacher for the coming year at thi.- place will pr. aeh here Sunday nioruing Ju-

B'ibcoi-.k spent a day at Michigan the 1 st of the wetk. ...Mrs. llitit vii-ited

her

parents near Millner Corner, I'rid.'iy. Charles Alford, of Fortville, and Herman Pool, of Millner Corner, made a flying rip to this "lace, Monday evening.... Grace Fort and Mrs. Gleeson, are on the sick list. ..Miss Lma Mills, of Middle towD, was the guest of Edna McCormack. Sunday.

Kvoixuny.

Every reader of this paper should study eeonomy. Spend a few cents for Old Dr. Pearson's German .Lung Tonic and Cheer ful Pills and save heavy doctor billsjter-

i-il)le

suffering and perhaps your /life. Every family shouM bear in mind/that Jerman Lung Tonic is a system btiilder. It cures Bronchit is, all thioat ar^d lung trouble, whooping cough, croiip, and quiets the nerves. Ask your druggist for German Lung Tonic and Cheeiful Pilis mid take no other. For sale by Rickoff & Clark

FOKTV1LLU.

Mrs. Clara Vanzant is spending a few weeks with her relatives at Anderson.... Mr Joseph Arnei

will assist as helper in

the creamery James Jackson, of Alexandria, who has been assisting Hunter the photographer has returned home... Miss Nora Bills who has been bad sick is able to lie out again The Town board has taken action on grading and graveling Noel avenue. They should take some action on regraveling North Main street

Fred Torrence has returned home from the Regular array where he served fi ve years and re-inlisted Saturday to serve five more....A crowd of youngsters of this place attended the party at Mr. Ed Bills near Pendleton Saturday night and a good time was had... .While John Rainer and wife were waiting in front of A. C. Pilkenton's drug store Sunday his horse became frightened by the train and quickly turning around crushed the front wheel to the ground. No one hurt. .. The daughter of Mr. Samuel Ger who resides near Olio died Saturday with conI sumption. Age 22 years. She was buried at Zion-chapel Sunday. Services were conducted by Kev. Curtis Binson

Manifold residing near Alfont was serious]y hurt Friday by a hail storm Dr. Martin of Greenfield, B. A. Brown of Brightwood and F. F. Hervey of this place performed a difficult operation on the sternum bone, of Mrs. Hez Slotmier, at this place Thursday. She is improving fast Uncle Geo. Paxton residing south of town was found ill in the garden Wednesday morning and was carried in the house and died in a few minutes. Caused by dropsy, Age 78 years. Was buried in Maple grove cemetery Thursday ... .Ed LaKue and Mr. Rose, old bicycle riders of Greenfield, were here Sunday showing their speed, and a couple of young riders left them badly between here and the Sugar creek bridge There will be a crowd of bicycle riders go to Greenfield Sunday if weather permits

Bueklen'a Arnica salve.

The Rest Salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chil blains, Corns and all skin eruptions, and positively cures Piles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or money refunded. Price 26c. per box. For sale by M. C. Quigley. jewly

rHABLOVTESVlLLK.

Sunday was a pearl, and our young people enjoyed grand promenades and drives May McCormick and children spent Saturday and Sunday with friends in your city John T. Hatfield went to Terre Haute Monday... .Julia Carroll is visiting her brother Wm. and family, in Indianapolis Bruin's keepers were here Friday searching for their lost treasure. He passed through Saturday morning and was pursued but not overtaken... Alon-

THE GREENF1EL1 REPUBLICAN, FRIDAY APRIL 24, 1891.

1855, T. C. 1891.

Hughes' Bank:,

li 14EKN FIELD, IN' D.^

Transact a general banking bu iness. Receive deposits «nd hu\ and seil exchange

MORTGAGE LOANS

A' lowest rales of interest. Money to loan 9yrl on personal hecurity.

zo Foust and his Aunt Betsey, visited Ahaz Hoggins and family of Knightstown Saturday... .Susan Niles was summoned list week to the edside of her brother Stepneu Harris, near Muncie, who is lying very low of cancer of the face Mrs. Niles intends visiting her sister Luzetta Jeivel, of Koci.etcr, before returning home.... Washington Foust and lady attended the funeral of their nephew at Knightstown, Sunday... .Mrs. Col well of Greenfield, was lie guest of her children, D. McCormick and family, last week.... Mrs Resor of Knightstown, was in town Friday arranginging for new occupants in her property on Main street, two rooms of which are newly decorated and papered... .Agnes Page of Hamilton, O is a guest of Thorna* Riley and lady. Louisa Power of Knightstown, was a guest of her daughter Qlga Coffin and niece lone Hill, Friday... .Maggie Shultz visited Clarkson Parker and lady of Walnut Ridge, Wednesday.... Dauiel Winslow of Carthage, was a guest of bis uncle Nathan Parker Thursday, and Amy Wooton of Carthage and Rachel Winslow of Walnut Ridge,

visited

him Monday...

C. M. Niles ln's sold his house on South Depot street to his sier Lavina Carroll, I and purchased the former residence ot

Geo. I. Gir yon the ime street, -md removed thereto .Ed Carroll of ludianepulis, was a guest his mother part of hisi week. Dora Decker visited (hecity Thursday, and purchased an extra stock of harness itena!"! .. Leighton Lemny was at Lewisviile Sunday evening, calling on lady friends. .. .Mrs. Ward of Milton, i° a guest of 8. C. SUaley.. W. L. Nii»s and family vi.sit.«d L.

Cas--, of

Morrisi'.Mvn Sunday... Win. Thorubur_of Eagletowu, called on Iriends here hist week. W. B. Mcttrasv and family, attended the nuptials of their cousins Fra.nk lliaton and A.idle Ramsey, of Knightstown Sunday evening... .H. ury Waldron died 5 p. m., the 20t at the residence of hi* mother, Eliza Fort, who is quite ill but improving slightly.

CIlMltKltUND

The men have got no time to loaf alound the house w—Ihey are afraid to come near for tuere is sure to be a carpet to shake or a stove to move—of course tuey don't mind tlie wiiite-washiHg.... Kev. Buchanan pleached here last Sunday evening but in the morning was vailed away to preach a funeral sermon... .Mrs. John Kitley 38 quite ili....Mr. and Mrs.

•Jacob Hassold paid a visit to parents

Wulf of Chicago paid a visit to bis brother, Fred, last week.

Kd Lenrox of Indianapolis, and his brother-in-law Wilbur Ramsey, will next week open up a general store, with dry goods, groceries etc., in the east room of the Grand Hotel.

Mr. Yes Orr who has been in the insurance business since 1879 is doing more business than ever, this year. His work has been satisfactory and his experience valuable. For reliable insurance of any kind see Mr. Orr.

John Baucbert, of Noblesville, was in Greenfield last Monday. He may come here and engage in the jewelry business. He Is an excellent workman.

Mrs. J. H. Binfoid returned to her old home in Fort Wayne, Ind.', this week, to attend thi funeral of her grandmother. 81. will return next week. ,ff

Prof. Will H. Glascock and wife remove to Indianapolis next Mo*, day, where he takes a position as Deputy State Superintendent. His house here will probably be occupied by Calvin G. Sample.

L. A. Davis has moved his jewelry store across the street in the room formerly occupied by Sam Gapen as a harnessshop. Mr. Davis now has a fine room for his business.

Five petitions were handed into the Hancock Lodge, No. 101, F. & A. M., last Tuesday night.

Midame Mattel, of IndianapofM, is visiting her friend, Mrs. L. AT. Cald#ell.

OIHTIM ItlKS.

Another grave now li«».e deep, Away Ironi life's trouble and woe, And I crr with the loved one bleeps

Under the ground.

John Perry White was horn near Cicero, Hamilton county, Indiai a, July 12, 1870 and died near Wilkinson, Thursday evening, April 1(5, 1891. He was the youngest son of John tnl Tempe:ance White. Aged 20 years, 9 months and 4 days. Disease being la grippe, and going to his brain his sickness being a littleover two weeks. He was married to Ola Cottreil, December 7. 1880. was born to th«m oue little boy, Jesse. He leaves a wife, one child, father, two sisters, at.d numinous other relatives and friends to Eomn his loss. The fuueral took place Saturday and a large number of relativ. and friends followed his remains to the Simmous cemetry. On his grave the morning sun wi.l rise and th.j evening twilight fade. There the hand of a (lee lion will plant the rose and the myrtle. As the years go by the stars will shine upon it and the gloom of the nights that are starless will robe it in blacknass. The winter winds will shriek about it and in the springtime the melody of the birds song and the perfume of the flowers will en virou it. There in the solemu calm of the grave we left him to await the call of the angels. LOI.A V. SOWKHVVJNK.

Wilkinson, April Id, 189.1..-

SKINNJiR.

Died in Hntler, Ind., on the 13tii nisi, of. brain fever, Faliie, the only son of J. •j. Skinner, a former resident of this jlace Mr. Skinner tins many warm Iriends in this community, and they all sympathize de ply with him and his wife iu this »au brreavement

UeHolutioiiH ot kenpeot.

HKHKAS, It has pleased our Heavenly

Father to wniove

last Sunday. .Mrs. Amos was the guest fmier, Sir Joseph Baldwin, who was es of her parents last Thursday.... Mrs. Tishner has been in the city for- bin* pus', few days... .Ali Stella Huntington and Miss Mae Kinney paid a visit to their aunt, Mrs. White, last Sunday... .Miss Mattie lied my er has gono to the city to learn millinery with Mrs. Barnes of E. Washington street.... Joseph Metzner of Richmond was the gneat of his parents last week... Mrs. France Kitley has been quite sick but is some better now. There were uo services held at the German church last Sunday as the minister, Rev. Reller, and a number from the congregation attended conference in the city .... J. T. Huntington and wife were the guests of his parents last Sunday Mr. Henry Wessling and his daughter, Miss Kate, spent last Suuday in the city O. M. Pruitt a lumberman with Murry & Co. of Indianapolis called on Wittie & Wiese last week... .Mrs. Ben Coleman visited the capitol last Monday... .Over three thousand dollars have b«*eu raised toward the establishing of a creamery here. It is to be hopec that the desired amount will be raised, for it certainly would be a great boom to Cumberland.... The Rambler was here last Thursday Mrs. William H. Evans was quite sick last |Saturiay and Sunday.. .Mys. Dr. Darrach who has been sick since before Christmas was seen on the street last Monday for the first time William

Here we are for 1891 with the largest and Surries ever brought to Greenfield.

troni us our beloved

teeuie«1 among his fellow Sir Knights for, his knightly qualities, his kind and generous disposition, aud his faithfulnessaut zeal for the order, t. erefore be it

Resolved, Tbit we extend to his bereaved family, in this, the hour of their sore affliction, our profound sympathy, and assure them that we, as Knights Tompiar, share their sorrow, and commend them to the tendt-r mercies of oux Blessed Emanuel, at whose shriue our dear brother offered his devotions.

GEO. W. WILLIAMS, HENRY M. OUSE O H. BARRETT.

KNIGHTSTOWN, IND., April21st.

Edward Baldwin has takeu out letters of administration on his father's Joseph Baldwin's estate, and will settle up the business. It is the desire of Mrs. Baldwin and the children to dispose of the hardware store.

CLEVELAND has hedged ou the silver question and would now sign a free coinage bill. He is after office and when asked what he favors, he answers "Oh Lord! anything so I can get office.

AT THE National Republican League mepting at Cincinnati this week, in a canvass of delegates for Presidential preference, Blaine had 211, Harrison 97. Alger 6, and no other man over two. The Ind iaua delegation stood Blaine 16, Harrison 14. From a personal knowledge of those voting for Blaine from this State, we can say the majority of them are disappointed office seekers, and judge the rest of the States were probably represented the same way. Enthusiastic Republicanism however was abundant, and J. S. Clarkson elected the next President.

Wanted a Chore Hojr.

A boy from 12 to 10 years of age. to can- for horses and work about the house. DR. C. K. BRUNER.

Card of Tbaiika.

Mrs. Kvahne Baldwin and family, desire to return their thanks to the many kind friends who assisted them during the illness, and after the death of the husband and father, Joseph Baldwin. 11

A Big Coru show.

The RJCPUBLICAN will give the biggest corn show this fall ever held in the county. Let every farmer prepare this spring to raise some big corn and capture one of the prizes. It will pay you. Let us see what township will have the most and the best entries.

BlTTrKH KGCW AMD FOULTBY. E. P. Thayer & Co., paying prices for one week to come chickens, 7% cents butter from 12 to 17 cents and eggs not less than 11 cents. All c» sh.

Attorney General Miller is the only one of tho eight cabinet officers who hni no secretary at all* Mr. Miller has not been/in tlie haoitof confiding in anybody! He attends peiMmally to all hfe uJfai, Md trort. Inthtt jwple jort „Vltu.»po«ibta. I

RL STYLES AND PRICES.

A full line of Single and Double Harness, Lap Robes and Whips. I am also selling the Buchanan Wagon. When in town stop and see my stock, can do you good and save you money in anything in my line. Ware-rooms one and one-half squares north of Court Honse on State street or call at my store at No. 9 Main street.

Respectlullv vours,

M. F. RICKOFF.

W. S. KANT'S

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Administrator's Sale of Personal Property.

NOTICE

IS HEREBY GIVEN, That the undersigned as Administratot of the Estate of the lateNaucy A Amaclc deceased will sell ut public auction the following personal property of said decedent, at her late residence on Fourth Street, in the city of Greenfield, State of Indiana, county of Hancock, on Friday, May 8th, 1891, beginning at 10:30 o'ciocx a. Hoi eeho and kitchen furniture, consisting of carpets, stoves, beds, bedding, bureaus, waxhstands, dishes, clock, and many other articles too tedious to mention.

TKEMS

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ine of Baggies

1 have them ot

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BICKOFF & CLAKK

(Succes--or8 tc K. B. Grow ..

Druggists and Apothecarys,

-DEALERS 1N-

Medicines, Chemicals. Paints, Oils, "Varnishes, Putty. Dye-

Stuffs, Perfnrnery, Sponges, Brushes, Soaps, Fancy and Toi

let Articles, Patent Medicines, Tobaccos. Cigars, Notions, etc.

Customers will find our stock complete, .•••mpnving many artieles it

is impossible here to enumerate, and all sold at moderate prices.

Main Street.

GREENFIELD, IND.

July25 -:50tf

The secret of success is to ccrne and see M. S. Walker at

M. HAVENS' to «-e that flue $25 CART he is giving away

to bin customers, where you can buy a set of harness, collar, bridle, sweat pad, curry comb, brushes, or anything kept in a tirst-class shop at prices to .suit the times. 1 will not be undersold. My stock is of the best hand make and of the bestoaktanued leather at prices to dei'.v competition. I will give away a $25 Cart to myenstomers. Call and see this cart and the inducements I am offering to my customers. I have the largest line of collars in the city and will sell them cheap. Call and see me at the old stand. 7tol4

J. M. HAVENS.

R. W. FURNAS

Any Kind. Any Amount.

112 and 114 North Pennsylvania St.

INDIANAPOLIS.

No property removed until terms of sale are complied with. JOHN WARD WALKER, Administrator.

Marsh & Cook, Attorne s. 15t4

BEin

HALE.

All sums of |6 00 and under cash in band, over that amount notes with approved surety payable on or before December 25, 1891, and waiving recourse to valuation atid a •praisiment laws may be given. Inti-rest at six per cent after maturity.

ONLY!

J. M. CLAKK.

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And buy the Best Buggy sold in Greenfield for the least money. Harness of all kinds. I have bought a new line of buggies and Vehicles of all kinds. Come boys if you want a bargain.

M. S. WALKER, Salesman. West of Barr & Morford's Shop. tf

WHOA THERE

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Non-Resident Notice.

THK STATBor INDIANA HANCOCK COUNTY8S: ID the Hanoock Circuit Court, April Term, A. JD. 1£»1. Hester fcmry aild" Sarah fi. Eastes versus Thomas Burris etal. No. 6502 Complaint to quiet title te real estate.

IT KNOWN, That on this 22nd day of April, the year 1891, the above named plaintiffs, by I heir Attorneys, filed in the Office of the Clerk of the Hancock Circuit Court, their complaint1 against the de'endants, in the above entitled cause, together with an affidavit of a comuetent person, that the defendants, herein, to-wit: Thomas JenkInson, Mary Jenkinson. The unknown heirs of Thomas Jenkinson deceased, Alexander F. Morrison, Ann Morrison, the unknown heirs of Alexander F. Morrison, deceased, George W. Ityer, G'loe Dyer: the unknown heirs of Geoive W.Dyer deceased: Hector H. Hall, Mary Hall, the urki.own heirs of Hector Hall deceased, are not residents of the State of Indiana Said defendants are therefore hereby notified of the filing of said complaint aud pendency of said action against them, and that unless they appear and answer or demur there* to, at the calling of said cause on the 43rd Judicial day of the next Term of said Cnurt, to be held and continued at the Court House in Greenfield, beginning on the fourth Monday in April, next, the same being the 27th day of April, 1891, said complaint, and the matters fend things therein conlafti-t ed and alleged, will lK» heard and determined la their absence.

Witness my band and the aeal of said Court hereunto ai xed, this 22nd day of April, 1891.' C'HAKLEM DOWNING/Clerk. Otfiitt A Black, Attorneys for Plaintiflfe. 17t3