Greenfield Republican, Greenfield, Hancock County, 8 May 1891 — Page 8

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Mrs. Clara Van Zantaud family... Frank Copper aud family of Knightstown, is spending this week with Irs parents.

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CORRESPONDENCE.

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The son of F. G. Murrer was badly bitjjjten in the face Saturday bv A. W. Clayitor,« fine bird dog. Some fear that it may •Vprove a case of hydrophobia Ed Lacky formerly of this place died at Pendleton Thursday, with lung fever. Aue 24 years interrimut at Pendleton cemetery Mr. Roberts of Peru was upending Sunday at tli place. He is trying to get a creamery started at Oaklandon Mrs. .lames Thouias has returned home from Indianapolis, where she has been for a few wee its f. W. Sherrill was spendiug Sunday With his family Ellsworth Day living 'with John Merrill became insane Sunday And was taken away Tuesday to Green Held....Mr. Ed Burk of Iowa, is now irunning the creamery and making very fine butter. .Mr. George Smith of Atlanta, Georgia, was spending Sunday with

Economy.

Every reader of this paper should study economy. Spend a few cents tor Old Dr. Pearson** German Lung Tonic and Cheer ful Pills aud save heavy doctor bills, terible suffering and perhaps your life. Every family shoult bear 111 mind that German Lung Tonic is a system builder. It cures Bronchitis, all tin oat and lung trouble, whooping cough, croup, aud quiets the nerves. Ask your druggist for German Lung Tonic and Cheetful Pills and take 110 otter Fo' sale by Kickoif & Clark

OOMKLIM SCHOOL-HOUSE. Wm. Higbee Sundayed with Mr. Mcgee ... John Keener ha? a new milk wagon .John Keeves finished planting corn

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Saturday, be is the first in this neighood... .The boys have found anew to kill rabbits, throw jour knife at i. Ask Emerson Kesner and T. W. liu. ..Oscar Dunn has rented the id property and will move in a few ».. .F. B. Hamilton, an old citizen of f|' county, died last Friday night affhhorl {Hues*. His funeral proces 1 said to have been the largest ever

Maple Valley. .Misses Bertha .Jid Daisy Grai,Sil were out exercis leirpouiee last Suuday. They are both ^pliahed riders and will certainly ?a mvcess... .We were startled last by heariug a great noise on looking thought we saw Baruum's 'what but it proved to be a crowd of our ladies going fishing. They soon ed leaving their fish where they

Iter t*em. ^asamaniaonrtown, I thmiflit Irfnielf quite wise fieribed farm poor cuuuty }aper |t bliudedfcoth hi» iyes. jioMhoworoiktrJKiiimplegot |e good old Ureesfield lii-.rutJLU AN, ey alwaja neud slut) he selected the old reliable. SSR jsjerays

to hid wife now I'JI *ake thTs paper,

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APPLK BLOSSOM.

sentiment of the -tbove is souud.—

la Connnmptlon Incurable.

the following: Mr. C. H. Morris,

(Newark, Ark., says: "Was down with A-bscess of lungs, and friends and physicians pronounced me an incurable consumptive. Began taking Dr. King's Sew Discovery for Consumption, am now oo my third bottle, and able to oversee the work on my iarm. It is the finest medicine ever made." Jesse Middlewart, Decatur, O., says: "Had it not been for Dr. King's New Discoyery for Consumption I would have died of lung troubles. Was given up by docters. Am now in best of health. Try it. Sample bottles free at M. C. Quigley's drug store. 4-ly

WILKIJtSON.

Win. Kenyon went to Indianapolis last Ifonday... .Julian & Panlly are putting wall paper for A. H. Johnson near Harrington lames Cook, who has fijeen sick with a gathering in his head ev.f alnce January 1, has taken a relap*« 'k iod is not getting along as well as could

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washed for... .J. B. Hamilton died last friday evening near Manle Valley, with ieart disease only being sick about two 'i^Mir*. He was born in North Carolina '•Sf moved with his parents to this State he was a small boy He was nearrears old, a prominent member of

Iptist chnrcb, and a member of the nic fraternity. His funeral was hed at the Concord Baptist chnrch 2 jfln bortti of this place on Sunday at 12 'clock hy Elder 8amnel Harlan of Con jarsville. His remains were interred in $8 cemetery near the chnrch hy the rites :f the Masonic fraternity. He leaves a fife and one son fiesldes a host of relapm* and friends. May he rest from his ^Mnvntll the great and flnalday.. fjfehn B. Griffin died at the residence of

McKIUip In Grant City, last Friday ling. Burial at Raysville on Sunday, I WIII a member of the Friends chnrch. -'jftiras a grand and noble yonng man, leaves a boat of relatives and fr'ends

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iuto his new house on Slonday... .George Collier has sold his property to George W. 8owerwin«', who will move to town about the 1st of June .. George Collier is going to locate in Anderson... .Frank Garriott and wife, were the iruestts of P. K. May last Sunday Sarah M. Power who fell and dislocated her arm last week, is improving nicely... .K.

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Fort, will leave in a few days to try the atmosphere of Tennessee... .J. M. Cooper and John left on Monday for Mt- Comfort to begin miming their saw-mill Miss Ada Heiney commenced a subscription school at this place last Monday. .. James Dockerty of Cadiz, was in town on Monday Bill Boyer is buying eggs for Fred Leasure this week The cheese and butter company paid off their customers for their milk furnishe'i durinir 'lie month of April, on the 5th. It. is a successful enterprise and will make a, paying investment to the stock holders They received on Monday about. 3,400 pounds of milk. It is something that the farmers ought to investigate thoroughly, as there is uot anything el -e that will t»ring in any more money to the amount of investment W. E. McDougal of Willow Branch, uasin town Monday J. A. Ayers and E. A. Peter, was at Knightstown Monday... .There was a dance at Wm. Kenyou's last Saturday night J. A. Morrison went to Indianapolis on Wednesday to replenish his stock of dry goods... .Elder Aaron Walker will fill his reeular appointment at the Christian chnrch next. Saturday night and Suuday, all are invited The farmers in this section are busy plonting corn....John H. Lane will move his family to thif place from Maxwell next week. He will fit up rooms over the drug store that he occupies. .Geo. W. Ham is deputy assessor for Brflwn township. Hehasdone nearly all the assessing in town' and vicinity ... C. C. Stewart is on the sick list.

Gripping II'M Victims.

Minerjr, suffering, agony and helplmnen of the people is again brought to notice hy the sudden reappearance of I a Giippe. It's iron hand has the people in it's grasp in nearly every section of the country.

In Chicago, people are dying at the rate of one every 12 minutes. But word cornea to us from all quarters of the wonderful work OX1EN is doing, in keeping down the death rate. No one shou'd fail to have it in the bouse at all tines. Price 35 cents and one dollar per box.

GEORGE GES8LER.

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MOHAWK.

Miss Ella Jackson, was at Indianapolis last week A. F. Wilson also ma ea business trip to the city....Mr. M. O. Mints was at the capitol this week trying to solve some of Uncle Sam's problem's in mail matters Mr. Lafe Bine of Mt. Comfort, was visiting friends here last Saturday and Sunday... .Mr. Jeffries of your city passed through here this week

A. O. Steele has bnilt an addition to his store.. .. Mrs. R. M. Bills is getting along nicely with her school. .Our Sunday school is progressing nicely, all are welcome to come and make it a success.. .. Rev. Wiant will give the Brethren a short discourse at the school-house next 8unday night, come out and hear him ... A. O. Steele was at Indianapolis this week stocking up in the grocery line. Mrs. W. D. Barnard is still on the sick list. .Johnnie Rhue has returned from Greenfield where he was going to school, well satisfied with the progress he made in his studies.

HuvklttiiS Ariit a Snlve,

The Best Salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Kheuin, 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 25c. per box. For sale by M. C. Quigley. fewly

NKW PAI,K8TINE.

F. M. Freigal made a business trip to Mnncie last week... .Born to Mr. and Mrs. Homer Leonard, a girl. Benefit yonrself by giving the town a helping hand... .John Gnndrum, has bnilt an addition to bis residence... .Chas. Rich man and wife visited relatives at Arcadia last week. W. H. Garver has improved the appearance of his restaurant by the application of a coat of paint Rev. Scott, of Greenfield, and Mr. John McCane, of Mich., addressed the temperance meeting Sunday at the M. E. church... Ben Stnmph says the "Brahma Roosters1' 's what done the work. Drake Bros., are bnsily engaged putting in their new machinery Uncle John Leonard's funeral occurred Thursday at the M. E. church Rev. Buchanan, officiating ...Five vacant bouses in town, who can account for it? The W. W. gave a very pleasing entertainment at the K. of F. Hall, Thursday night Work on the Creamery building will begin at once. The band of welcome should be ever extended to all substantial enterprises.... .A bone of H. C. Nichols was killed by the train last

Ik... .Mr. and Mrs. Tarlton, of Car-

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MORTGAGE LOANS

At lowest rates of interest. Money to loan 9yrl on personal security.

tersburg, Sundayed with Calvin Bennett and wife Minnie Rogers'smiling countenance graces the

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A sate Investment.

Is one which is guaranteed to bring you satisfactory results, or in case of failure a return of purchase price. On this safe plan you can buy from our advertised druggist a bottle of Dr. Kings New Discovery or Consumption. It is guaranteed to bring relief in every case, when used for auy affection of be Throat, Lungs or Chest, such as Consumption, Inflammation of Lungs, Bronchitis, Asthma, Whooping Cough, Croup, etc., etc. It is pleasant and agreeable to taste, perfectly safe, and can always be depended upon. Trial bottles free at M. C. Quigley's drug store. 41

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Mrs. Lee Barnard has taken the agency for -tves in fat colors..

CAKROLLTON.

A great many of our people are getting quite artistic as regards paper-hanging, white-washing and all other matters pertaining to "shining up." Let 'e'good werk go en, and Carrollton will catch np with adjacent villages Health a^ems to be1 very good in our vicinity, except a few of our young people, who are suffering with rheumatic twinges. .'Mr. J. G. Boyce our popular lumberman took a flying visit to Cincinnati, on Wednesday of last week Mesdames Travoli and Leggett, of Illinois, were the gneetsof T. W. Larrabe last week. .Mr. Ellsworth McRoberts and family of Rushville, are vis iting relatives at this place... .Miss Mamie Mack and mother were in Greenfield on last Saturday Mr. Andrew Will iamson, our efficient trustee, paid our village a visit one day last week... .Mr. George Hawk will move to Greenfield the latter part of this week. Mr. Hawk is an excellent gentleman and will be greatly missed in our community The handsome and talented "Rambler" favored our village with one of his jovial visits on Monday of this week. Of course he was hustling in the interests of the REPUBLICAN .MI. Jack Armstrong,our genial store-keeper is doing a thriving business, and is worthy of liberal patrouage. We presume that Mr. A. will be our P. M. before long ...Dr. Treese of Greenfield will locate in our town at a near date and liegin the practice of mediciue. .Bro. Ballard Ensminger delivered an eloquent discourse to a vast congregation at Canaan ou last Sunday afternoon. Text, James 3d chapter aud 5th verse... Rev. G. W. Hagans of Shelbyville, will preach here next Sunday morning. He will baptize several at 3 p. m., Sunday afternoon.. .Carrollton is noted lor its feminine beauty, and it seems as if a popu. lar merchant of your city is aware of that fact. REN A.

MvCOKltoVIUB.

Rev. Green went to Dunkirk, Jay county, last Monday to deliver an anniversary address for the I. O. O. F. Lodge, and reports a first-class time Our friend Henry Crossley who has been on the sick list for so long, is able to be about his room some Wm. A. Pilkenton's baby is very sick with tonsilitis*' 'Willie McCord is still confined to his room. .Rev. J. O. Bills was called to officiate in a funeral at Ridgevilie, Ind., Thursday last ... .The store formerly owned by Israel F.ed, has been purchased by Mr. Smith of Acton, Ind. ir

CHABLOTTESVI1XB.

The 8nnday-school board of the M. E. church met Saturday evening last and elected officers as follows: Superintendent, Elwood McNew Assistant, Harrison 8taley Secretary, Gertrude Myers Treasurer, Marion Philpot Librarians, Nora Jackson and Merle Hatfield Organist, Florenoe Staley Chorister, Pastor J. H. Slack. .Last Tuesday night J. H. 9^k was elected president of the Epff^rtb League Prof. W. J. Smith pistoled' (or the Christian congregation ffetMniqr

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THE GKEENF1EL1* REPUBLICAN, FRIDAY MAY 8, 1891

1855, T. C. 1891.

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dow ...Wm G. Smith aud wife of Greenfield, were guests of A. P. Hogle and wife over Snuday... .The election Monday resulted, as follows: H. B. Stum,.h aud Conrad Geisel, trustees, David A era, ClerK, T. G. Short, Treasurer, aud H. H. Eaton, marshal... .The M. E. parsonage was rockeJ Monday night. Are we iu free America, or in the jungles of Africa? He's climbed the glorious golden stair, he's passed the portals pearly, because he changed his underwear a week or so too early.

UNCLE JOSH.

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little daughter Ethel, visited fm*i d* at Spi^eland Sunday... The derrick is on the •round for the Western Grove gas well .. J. O. Binford runs a milk wagon for the benefit of a few neighbors rttid himself Miss Annie Binford Sundayed with her siner Mary who is attending school at Spiceland Preaching at the hall last Sunday night. The preacher came on his wheel... .Mr. and V1i. Parnell, spent Sunday with Mr. McRot erts and wife at Carrollton Lewis Jessup is preparing to rect a wind pump ons is farm Mr. race Binford and wife Sundayed with parents here lr rtin was called Monday as counsel in.the. case of James Lamb who continues yery low Elwood Jessup accompanied his mother as tar as

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Western trip Lora Lamb who lives with Mrs. Stewart of your place called on her father James I^amb Sunday.

night and twice 011 Sunday, receiving four members... Mrs. Taylor, of Cleve land, and Elder Smith, of Manilla, Rush county, were the guests of Thomas Owens and. wife Saturday and Suuday Lafe Leniay has a position as telegrapher, which he is occupying at Placer, Montana Territory loseph Burton, of Al'entown, and fister, Mary Cook, near Greenfield, were guests of Theodore Decker aud family Snuday ... David McCormick and family are removing to Greenfield this week. .John Hatfield is engaged iu evangel stic work at Stanton.. .David tiirley, of High Point, North Carolina, is the guest of his brother Levi. Joseph li. Hunt and Cynthia Fries visited Lem uel Harold aud family Thursday Aunt Euuice Allison started Mouday morning to visit her son Isaac at Paua, 111. Her son, Thomas, accompanied her to Indianapolis... Harry Johnson occupies Mrs. Reave's property, comer Main and Depot streets... .S. C. Staley has removed to the S. Ormston homestead and Dr. Ward is in his new home, recently purchased of S. C. S... .Emma Rhodes has opened a shop to paint and repair buggies etc Work will be executed in the best manner and at lower rates than formerly, iu Staiys blacksmith shop The new M. E. pastor, J. H. Slack, aud family seem well adapted to the work in this circuit, and we trust their call here will prove a great blessing both to tliem and to us.. ..

John H. Hell has taken the Springstead hoiiie f-t the present... W.! B. McGraw and' family visited friends iu Knightstown Friday... .Aunt Debby Barrett was taken seriously won-e Saturday' night, but is slightly better again .. .Eliza Fort was worse Saturday... .Eliza Gause is more comfortable the past few days... Jate E. Weeden, a native of Nan tucker Island, is here soliciting funds for the Hadley home for.girls, at Hadley, Indiana. Knowing of her faithfulness these many years, we congratulate the W. C. T. U. upon the wisdom of their choice and her present availability. She intends visiting your city aud Indianapolis in behalf of her mission, and we bespeak for her open hearts homes and purses... .CassiusNilee' new business house is rapidly progressing in charge of Contractor Albert Lazell. It promises to he a thing of beauty and a joy to behold... .Assistants in the masonary department are: Adam Gillispie, Jesse Little and Albert Martin. The carpenter work will be done by James Pratt and W. S. Lane....Mary Beeman, of Knightstown, was the guest of Wm. L. Niles and family Monday James Wat kins, of Pickrelltown, O., was the guest of Nathan Parker and daughter Mouday, enroute for Dunkirk, Jay county... .Otto Bennett is working in John Mitchell's memorial card office in your city We regret to hear of the serious illness of our old neighbor, L. Harold, and hope the means used for his restoration to health will be fully blessed by his recovery Lettie Windsor visited her sister, Sallie Ferron of your city, Sunday Flora Lemay tpent last week visiting friendaat Knightstown. .. Elsie aud Allie Grass returned to Indiauapolis Saturday .. .Charlotte Roland, of Indianapolis, is at the bedside of her daughter, Jrs James.. -Let us not envy Gay Jackson's nice new pha* ton, if it is a lovely turnout... .Dora Decker goes as a delegate to New Albany this week Ella Mitchell is quite ill The W. F. M. S. hold their auuual meeting at Walnut Ridge next Sunday afternoou at 2 o'clock. Choozo Kifii, a native Japanese, will be present and address the meeting, also furnish performance in his mother tongue. These meetings are always largely attended, aud are seasons of special interest. A general invitat on is extended to all.

'ISSTFC BMP. COMFORT. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Simpson visit* the State Capital last week Mrs. David Whitaker has gone on an extended visit in Green county... .Miss Ella Compton, of Mohawk was the guest of her sister, Mrs. Morrison, Sunday Miss Dora West, who has been for some time visit ing with friends here, returned to her home in Eden last week .. .Chas. Preshinger, of Anderson, was here Sunday last.. Miss Hannah Evans is sick.... Jeff Klepper, of Oaklandon, was in town Sunday... Mr. Rice, a vocal instructor of New Palestine, was here Sunday. Mr. Rice wants to organize a class in singing, and a meeting for that purpose will be held at the church Wednesday night. Mr. Rice has a class at McCordsville and one at Oaklandon, and is reccomended to tts as an efficient instructor... .Miss Laura Russell is visiting relatives here... .Worth Eastea was at home over Sunday—Mr. Jerry Bates has hired to Chas. Wright to dri^a tiBira....l)oek Apple is working for Frank Welling. .B. F. Hamilton Coca to Xadiaaapotis this week to liver

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Here we are for 1891

and Surries ever brought to Greenfield.

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HL STYLES AND PRICES.

A full line of Single and Double Harness, Lap Robes and Whips. 1 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. liespeetiully yours,

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Attention Farmers

Fred Wickers and family moved to Wilkinson last week... Miss Cnrrie Dance, who has been sick for several weeks, is getting better Harry Crossley is work-. ing for Morg Rhody... .Miss

We have opened up anew line of Agricultural Implements, such as Binders, Mowers, Reapers, Threshing Machines and Engines, Star Wind Fngines, Gas Pumps, Piping, Tanks. Etc. Also the best binding twine in the county lor the money.

Come and see us before you place your orders. We can do you good.

Pratt Marshall.

Gooding Block, West side Public Square.

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land, of Brigbtwood, is visiting friends here..... Arthur Simpson has deferred moving to the city for the preseut... .Our constable, Johu Morrison, and Squire Collins took a prisoner to Greenfield last week Frank Steele has commenced to build a barn on his farm, where David Girt lives... .Sunday-school was well attended last Sunday at the Methodist church, there being over one hundred preseut.

VARK NGTON.

Mr. and Mrs. Alva Johnson of Marion are visiting friends at this place.... W. I. Garriott was at Iudianapolis one day last week buying goods. ..Fay Delph and Milton Masters were at Greenfield last week Rev. Thos. Hall of lrvington preached at the Christian church on Sunday night. He will preach on the second and fourth Sundays of each month at this place Miss Myrtle Anderson an accomplished ycung lady of New Castle visited Miss Effie Newsom over Sunday ... .Miss Nora Goodman left Monday for Brownsburg Miss Allie

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Mt. Comfort Monday Dr Hanna at the capital one day last week. ..The demand for Dr. Hanna's celebrated Snow Flake flour is such that he has to put in McAnnulty Force feeders and round reels, to increase the capacity of his mill'to kebp up with the orders. W. J. Newsom is doing the mi 11-wright work... Dr. Trees and wife, Miss Tillie Trees and W. I. Garriott were at Knightstown Saturday ... .Mr. Rock and Mr. Conklin of Charlottesville were in our village one day last week Dr. Justice of Eden stopped in this place one day last week. He was on his way home from Dr. Rawlin's of Maple Valley who is lying at the point of death

Miss Daisy Kenyon of Wilkin

son spent the grea'er part of last week with her grandmother, Mrs. Williams .... Mr. John Thorpe is on the sick list and Henry Guard is clerking for him and also has charge of the post-office. .Mr. aud Mrs. Eula Armstrong visited near Greeufield Suuday Effie Newsom was quite sick last week.

WILLOW BRANCH.

.Dell Brown returned Saturday after spending a few weeks with her mother at Liberty... .Earl and borace Brandenburg of Wilkinson visited friends here Sunday.... Lina Jonas aud Mollie Hays of Greenfield were the guest of Ed. Carmicheal and wife Sunday Miss Sarah Young of Cleveland was visiting here lastweek.. .Grandma Scott was taken suddenly ill Saturday evening and died Sunday at 12 m. Her remains were taken to Liberty for burial.. Ad Kennedy and his sister were at Greenfield Saturday.... Mr. Vance of New Castle was the guest of Charley Kennedy and wife Saturday.

OBITUA KIK8.

ARCHER.

Died, April 21st, Martha Archer, of Eden, Ind. Age 89 years. Funeral services conducted by H. Rigg. Interment at Eden cemetery. She leaves an ^ggyaatiieUe moarajber loss. '•The

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Lord giveth and the Lord taketh .blessed be, the name of the Lord." HELMS.

Carey Barton Helms, son of Albert and Mary E. Helms, was born, in Marion county, Indiana, April 8, 1871. aud departed this life suddenly April 24, 1891. He was hauling logs and a chain broke throwing him off the wago and a log fell on him killing him instantly. He. was united in marriage to Miss Jennie Holden April 3, only thr-.e weeks previous to his death, and he thus leaves a young widow together with a father and mother, three brothers and two sisters and numerous relatives and friends to mourn, their loss. After his marriage a great change came over l*im. He formed new habits and purposes resolving to do all he could to make his wife comfortable and happy and to succeed in life, but ales, he was not permitted to live to realize bis hopes and anticipations. Carey was always a good hearted boy but after his marriage he expressed a determiuation to give his heart to the Lord and connect himself with church, and with this purpose and bright prospects for the future of his earthly life he was summoned into the presence of a just and merciful God. His funeral was held in the Bethel church in the presence of a large congregation conducted by the writer, and his body rests in the cemetery near by awaiting the summons from 011 high, that shall bid the dead arise. J. N. THOMPSON.

LAMB.

Jesse O. Lamb was born in Hancock couuty, Indiana, Juue 11th, 1872, departed this life May 2, 1891, of lung fever following an attack of the lagrippe. Jesse's was a promising young life, audit is bard for his widowed mother, brothers and sisters to give him up, but God knows best. In his intercourse with thoro about him, he was ever ready aud willing to aid and cheer both the young and old by his cheering words and kind actions. Every oue who knew him loved and respected his kind obliging disposition. Jesse had never confessed the Savior, but at various times signified his intention of doing so. A few hours preceeding death, the bltssed words, "Savior, wa»h me iu the blood," were suug by him with his dying breath. The last words he uttered were: "Mother, can you cross over the river? I can, it is easily done." He sank peacefully to rest.

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Fcunsjrlvanla Lines.

Excursion to Cincinnati, one fare for round trip May 18th and 19th via the Pennsylvania Lines for the National Union Conference. Tickets will be good returning until May 22d. For particulars apply to nearest ticket agent. 19t2

Money to Loam.

The Greenfield Building and Loan i^ssociatioa haa mouey to loan oa reasonable terms.

JOHN CORCOKAX, Secretary,

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