Greenfield Republican, Greenfield, Hancock County, 2 July 1891 — Page 8

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Highest of all in Leavening Power.—U. S. Gov't Report, Aug. 17, 1889.

CORRESPONDENCE.

BVNKiiU HILL.

Our farmers are all busy in their wheat fields... Mrs. George Williams, of Parsous, Kansas, is visiting relatives here. She was formerly a resident of lnd. .. Air. N. O. Crantill was at Knightstown on Friday of last week... Quite a boom in our li tie town, Mr. Henderson McKown our enterprising trustee, is building a new brick school-house here. We will say Mr McKown is quite a wise old gentleman and knows where our school houses are most needed.... Mr. N. Cranlill's new kitchen-is almost completed, we will also say that he also has a handsome young man who has come to call him Pa.

Mr. Huston Cranfiil of Pendleton, but formerly of North Carolina, will speud she summer learning the State and its occupants... .Messrs John and Frank Addison accompanied Mr. Ora Thomas home to spend Saturday and Sunday with friends and relatives at Anderson.. .... We have two handsome Belles in onr little village... .Miss Collins of this place visited her parents last Sunday.

A Woman's Discovery.

I "Another wonderful discovery has been |made and that too by a lady in this coun-

try. Disease fastened its clutches upon her and for seven years she withstood its I severest tests, but her vital organs were I undermined and death seemed imminent. I For three months she coughed incessantly land could not sleep. She bought of us a I bottle of Dr. King's New Discovery for I Consumption, and was so much relieved

on taking the first dose that she slept all I night, and with one bottle has been niifacculously cured. Her name is Mrs. I Luther Lutz." Thus write W. C. Hamilton &> Co., of Shelby, N. C.—Get a free trial bottle at M. C. Quigley's drug store, j, 41y

jfr CAullOLLTON. Ill Mr. Emanuel Matillo, who has been Jf&sick for some time, still continues the same with no apparent change in his cou- .. di ion Mr. Milton Murphy, who had the fingers of his left hand severed last week while engaged at work in the sawmill at Fonntuntown, is getting along as mcely as could be expfcted, under the Vv care of our efficient plij'sician Dr. J. M.

Larimore... .Mrs. Eph Gillis ie, and sis-ter-in law Miss Pet Gillispie, were in I' New Palestine last Saturday Mrs. E.

B. fhomas and Miss Anna McRoberts, were in your city last Saturday... .Miss I Maggie Barnett of Fountaintown, visited

her brother Mr. J. W. Barnett the past week Miss Kate Brandenburg of New Palestine, called ojj^-Carroll.on friends ^last Tuesday. Charles Robertson,

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jjf immense mashing propen-

.• rfttes.and hailing from Noblesville, spent Saturday and Sunday in our town ®-Mr. J. H. Elliott, the famous inventor of "Patent bed-steads and peelers," spent

Sunday in our village. Mr. Elliott informs us that he will now turn his attention to his latest inventions. We prophesy for our young and ingeuious friend a lucrative business... .Mr. Ed Cummins and his bran new and accomplished wife, who reside in Shelby county attended Sabbath school litre last Sunday.... Mrs. Carrie McDougall, filled appointments in Rush county last Saturday and Sunday ....Rev. Hermon, the young uiiuister of ^-Sfc. Omer, delivered an eloquent sermon at the church at this place last Suuday morning his theme being "God's Messengers" E. J. Scott of Greenfield, delivered an able address to the F. M. B. A.

Society at this place last Saturday night. Had it been generally known, a larger crowd would' have greeted him... .Several from this place attended children's meeting at Sugarcreek last Suuday morning Yuur correspondent enjoyed a pleasant call from our handsome and renowned Rambler on last Tuesday. The Rambler is as enthusiastic in his work ror the RPUBLICAN as ever, and promises to make Carrollton another visit soon The chi dreus meeting at this place on last Sunday evening was largely attended ind duly appreciated. Much praise is due Ballard Ensminger and O. F. Boyce for their untiring efforts to make the meeting a success The organ for the church arrived from Indianapolis on last Wednesday. Rev. French deserves to be commended for having made such an excellent selection. Price paid, $50 On 1 last Friday morning a colored gent who was on the excursion train enroute for

Bluerlver Park, was put off at this place for stealing his ride. He became very indignant and shot at the conductor several 'times, it was with great difficulty that he was subdued. We understand that •he next boarded the freight train, and 'ire suppose that he finally reached the #ay and festive gronnds.... We, are be .coming impressed with the fact that the (REPUBLICAN is indispensible to our welfare, and if fleeing from 1 he cares at ev •rsutide we. seek the tranquility of our domicile "Before the tper comes," there is no perfect domestic felicity there until ire retraoe our steps and secure the journal that hiiakes the literary dish complete. C5ood luck to the REPUBLICAN, for which we hope to be long known as your correspondent. REN A LEE.

A Scrap of Paper Saves Her Life.

It was just an ordinary scrap of wrapping paper, but it saved her life. She was a the last stages of consumption, told by thysicians that she was incurable and -«uld live only a short time she weighed ess than seventy pounds. On apiece of Trapping paper she read of Dr. King's Jew'Discovery, and got a sample bottle It helped her, she bought a large bottle, •ft helped her more, bought another and {few better fast, continued its use and Is now strong, healthy, rosy, plnmp, Weighing 140 pounds. For full particulars send stampto W. H. Cole, Druggist, Ifort Smith. Trial Bottles of this wonderful Discovery free at M. C. Quigey's drug-store. m* 41y

CEIAULOTTKSVILLE.

The town is on a boom.... Hotel full of hoarders.... he new brick store of C. M. Jfiles is nearing completion, and with its legant plate glass front will be a thing

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of beauty Craft & McGraw are receiving extensive consignments of dry goods and groceries, and a Mr. Lake of Muncie is soon to upeu up another "rstcla*s dry goods house in the lienor corner liitely occupied by tiie Furgason Bros.. The n.iy fields have been pouring in their delicious 1'raurance and all uature rejoicing at the prospect of an abundant wheat crop. On t-very side stands smiling plenty, fanned by the breath of a kind Providence Let us be thaukful for His benefits and prove ourselves more worthy of them ...John T. Furgason of Lebanon and Lee A. Furgason of Knightstown were in town a couple of days last week invoicing.... Will Leamons return ed Thuiday from a visit in Illinois. He was accompanied by his cousin, Charles Carter, M. D., of Indianapolis, who was warmly welcomed by his many acquaintances here... .Hattie Burke of Kuightst' wn was the guest of relatives, Marion Uj ers and lady and Ibbic Conklin and family Sunday... .Ethel Parker and Pet Roland dined at Wm.Philips' Monday A new gas well :o supply Knightstown with fuel is being drilled on Aaron Car rot's farm just east of town and near the countv line ...Milton Hill and wife of Carthagp were guests of their children, Wm. Philips and lady, Monday Daniel Burris was in town Monday. Himself and lady are falling in love with the farm... The festival and literary at Beech Valley Saturday night was a grand success aud the various participants acquitted themselves nicely. Special praise is due to the children, Ethel Parker and Pet Rol ud, and to the quartette string band who assisted in the exer^es.. Quite a number of ur people attende the children's concert at Cleveland Suuday evening... .Myrtle Ohr is quite ill.... Herbert Gates of Carthage was the guest of Henry Kiuder and family Saturday... Florence Raridan returned to her home in Indianapolis

Friday. Having spent a

fortnight with friends aud relatives here Electa Windsor and son, Clyde, spent Sundav with Sallie Ferron of your city

Maud Roland visited Lulie McLaughlin of your town, Friday... .Irving Butler returned Saturday from a tour through Hamilton and Marion c?unties^ He reports crops excellent... .The 91 th birthday of Sarah Commons occure July 26, 1891. She is the mother of Sabina Hatfield, the widow of Allen, aud makes her home with her.... Wm. Dunbar returned from Arkansas th- fiist of this week Mary Myers is improving nicely A1 Mattocks has gone to White and Carrol counties assisting Joseph Conklin threshing wheat.

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Mf COMI OUI.

Miss Annie Evans was at Greenfield last Saturday Rev. Green preached a sermon relative to the birth of John Wesley last Sunday to a good audience ... .Children's Day exercises will be held here one week from next Sunday and a grand time is expected There was singing at the church Sunday evening led by our chorister, Mr. Fooie There was a social party at the home of Miss Carrie Eastes on Tuesday evening of last week ... .John Turk has recovered his skating rink We have heard of one young married man who comes out flat footed and declares that marriage is a failure. We are inclined to believe it is in his case ... .A pleasant social and ice cream supper was had at the bonee of Miss Annie Evans last Saturday eveniug. Several of Miss Annie's friends from McCordwille were present. About one hundren guests were present aud all had a good time.... Mr. John Lane was very sick last week but he is reported better.. .Erskins Collius was at your city Saturday... Carl Vallandingham of Oakland attended the social at Mr. Evans last Saturday evening

Miss Annie Ferguson was visiting at Indianapolis last Saturday Elmer Wil son was at the county seat last Saturday

Misses Laura auH Georgie Morrison are visiting friends at Wilkinson. ..Mr. Huntley who has been in this vicinity for some time buying timber returned to his home in Pennsylvania last week.

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Mr. Albert Wright of Indianapolis called on friends here last Thursday Mrs. Wm. Barsher was dangerously ill last week but is now convalescing.... .Mrs. John Wliisler burned her hand quite badly the other day with hot sealingwax... Mr. Chance Collins of Cleveland was in town last Sunday Mother Foley and Miss Dennis Foley spent last Tim day and Wednesday with Mrs. John Mi Con nel Our dressmakers are so busy here that on being asked when they would have time to do some sewing said: not until after New Years. It possibly was the 4th they meant. ...Mr. Solomon Johnson has returned to our village.... Mrs. Mime Deshong of the city spent Sunday here with her mother Mr. Wm, McConnel Mrs. Murlow was the guest of her sister, Mrs. Henry Wessling, last Sunday... Several attended the christening of the babe of Mr. and Mrs. Will Fie. The ordinance was conducted by Rev. Spangler which occured at the home of Mrs. Ben Coleman on last Sunday aftertaoon, alter which quite a nice supper was served to those present .On the fourth of July the Cumberland cornet band will give a picnic in the grove of Mr. Spencer Huntington, one mile south of town. ..

THE GREENFIEL1. ItliPlJBlJCAX, THURSDAY JULY 2, 1891.

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Hughes' Bank, GREENFIELD, IND. 4Transact a general banking business. Receive deposits and buy aud sell exchange

MORTGAGE LOANS

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

Mrs. Dr. Parrach was in the city last week aud purchased a handsome brussels carpet.. .Mr. Isiah

Briece

by two men while on is way home last Thursday evening. He was very much frightened so he turned and ran, thus leaving them alone in their glory. i'Jrave man! Miss Mary Lynch called on friend? here last week... .Mrs. Morris of Greenfield is the guest of Mrs. Adrian Suepard. Mrs. Morris is the grand-moth-er of Miss Maud Morris Mr. aud Mrs. E. Huntmgion sfeut last Sunday with Mrs H.'s aunt, Mrs. Alex. Mock, ofOaklandon The ball given in the new creamery building last Friday evening parsed off very pleasantly... .Mrs. Tom Buchanan fell aud hurt herself quite bad ly last Monday while picking cherries. The lound iu the ladd broke thus causing her fall.... .Mr. and Mrs. John Brill of Indianapolis were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lew Fie last Sunday Mrs. Mary J. Kitiey scalded her hand quite badly the other eveniug... Mr. Samuel Kern of I' wa spent last week here with his father Mr. Stutsman of Gem was in our town last week canvassing for the book called Chip and Chunks by Rev. De«u. It is quite a good look and it is to he hoped he met with success... Mr. Hector Huntington of the city was the guest of his sister, Mrs. Tyler Eaton, Tuesday and wedn.sday of last week Miss Evans of Huntington spent last Sunday with frieir's in Greenfield. Miss Evans lived there for several years and no doubt found it very pleas :nt, to meet her friends there, for Greenfield people are noted for the social ability Mr. Chas. S. Darrach has returned from Chicago,.., Master John Atherton has returned from a visit with friends at Greenfield and Philadelphia. He vWted the Glass and Nail factories at Greenfield and report them quite a curiosity... .Master Attie Bennett of Indianapolis spent Sunday with Josie McConnell Miss Mary Dregor and brother returned to their home in Indianapolis after a pleasant visit with their uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs Chas. Gale....Mrs. Chas. Odell is visiting friends at Indianapolis this week ... .Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Gale and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Weese spent Sunday with Chas. Richmond and family of

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CONKLIN SCHOOL-HOUSE. Charles Wales was at Greensburtjh Sunday. .. .John Wales visited Henry Wales Sunday Mr. William Overman of Maple Valley, while unloading a log lat-t Saturday had his foot badly mashed. It seems the log fell on a rail and the rail struck his foot injuriug it badly. We understand that Wil born Wilson of Indianapolis, was married to one of onr young ladies last Friday. We wish them much joy..G. VV. Sowerwine and wifeof Wilkinson, visited the family of William Simmons, Sunday. ..Mr. WayneMcMean was on our streets Sunday... H. S. Wales started a milk wagon to run for the Wilkinson Creamery, Tuesday... Blanche Wood Sundayed with Miss Joanna Simmons. .. Picnic at Samuel Morris' Grove August 1st. Everybodv invited Sun-day-school next Sunday at 2:30 The following run a-ways have occurred since our last report: JamesKeck run with the binder, no serious damage being done Montgomery Walker run with the plow breaking it to pieces Prof. White run with a buckboard and was stopped at Mr. Wales, taken back, and started to run again dragging Mr. White apiece, but he was finally stopped no serious damage being done. ..Married—last week, Hon. Bent Higbee to Miss Abrarns, of Knightstown. We wish them all the joy possible

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WILLOW BRANCH.

Had a good rain Sunday. Ground too wet to plow... .Wheat will not be as good as anticipated some weeks ago... .Mrs. Sadie Williams, of Parsons. Kansas, is visiting her father, Peter Wilson Childrens' Day exercises Sunday and Sunday night. A good timo is expected....Wm. H. Smith is suffering with a fractured arm, cansed by falling out of a hay mow .,.. Alonzo Welhourn is able to be around some, but has a very sore leg yet.,. .Dan Sitton has moved into the Rix property.. ... .There is some talk o' putting an iron fence around the grave yard... .John Cory, of Oaklandon, visited Park Thomas Sunday last Wm. J. Thomas and lady of Greenfield visited relatives here Sunday last Morris R. Higgins supplied many of our citizsns with strawberries. Morris believes in having plenty of small fruit—it pays James R. Braddock is erecting a nice cottage residence on qne of his farms commonly known as the Eddie Scott farm. He is using nothing but. the beRt of material, and when completed it will be a credit to the neighborhood.... James McCormack and son have been repairing their threshing engine, and will be in the field on time. &

MAXWELL.

Lon Clark of Indianapolis, visited his parents here Sunday. ..Miss Viola Harlen who has been staying at Noblesville, has returned home for a short stay .. .C. E. Chambers continues to be on the sick list... Rev. John Helms preached at the M. E. church, Sunday... .James Bussell and wife visited ac T. J. Smith's, Sunday ... .Robert Durham who has been visiting his brother George for a week, roturned home to Brightwood.. .The Maxwell Park was opened on Wednesday, June

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estine. ... Mi«s Emma Lam of Indianapolis is visising Miss Carrie Bonge, this week Mr. George Huntington and wife entertained some of their friends from Indianapolis last Sunday.... Mrs Chas. Gale is visiting her sons, Charley and Lewis, in Indianapolis this week.... Mr. Vehling of Indianapolis spent Sunday with Herman Coleman and family Mr. Benjamin Coleman is suffering with a severe attack of cholera morbus at the present writing... .Mrs. Wm. Gale has been quite sick for the past few davs.... Miss Annie Coleman visited her sister in the city last week.

Economy.

Every reader of this paper should study economy. Spend a few cents for Old Dr. Pearson's German Lung Tonic and Cheerful Pills and save heavy doctor hi lis, terrible suffering and perhaps your life. Every family should bear in mind that German Lung Tonic is a system builder. It cures Bronchitis, all throat and lung trouble, whooping cough, croup, and quiets the nerves. Ask your druggist for German Lung Tonic and Cheeifnl Pills and take no other. For sale by Rick off

24th, by a Sunday school picnic. The picnicers came on a special train of four well filled coaches from Indianapolis. The day was spent boat-riding, swinging aud various other exercises. The children aud old folks too ail had a grand, good time. It was the most orderly and nicest crowd of people that has beeu in our town for a long time. V\ hen they took leave they informed the reporter that they would visit us again next. year. The next day (Thursday), the colored Odd Fellows of Indianapolis, picnicked here and broke up in a bad row. Said row was caused by whisky and gambling. There was no whisky on the grounds but a whisky and beer wagon bad been located ou a spot of ground adjacent the picnic grounds, least ed of tee owner, Temple Barrett. For further particulars see local columns.

SEW PALESTINE.

John Gessler returned to Shoals on Thursday Ed Jackson visited friends here last week Mrs. Espey's residence has a uew coat of paint....T. G. Short was at Cincinnati last week... .Nellie Kirkhoff is visiting relatives iu Terre Hauie The F. M. B. A. will give a picnic Saturday July 11 ...J. M. Freeman. Harry Garver, Will Waltke, John Schlos ser, James McNamee, Michael aud Andy Deuk, attended the Rushville races Born to Mr. and Mrs A1 Pitcher, a boy.. Miss Emma Weaver is home from school at Terre Haute... Mrs. Rachael Wood ruff, of Indianapolis, is visiting her grand daughter, Mrs. J. M. Mondy Mrs. Taylor Duncan and Mrs. Chesteen Gau*, of Greenfield, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Hogle, last week....Rev. Drees, the new minister of the G. E. Z. church, arrived on Friday evening last.. Henry Milkle and Will Trundleman were at Chicago, last week....The new meat, market commenced operations Saturday morning with everything a« bright and clean as a new pin....Quite a number from here attended Children's day exer

cises

at Sugarcreek last Sunday....It is rumored that Johnny Willis will embark in the saloon business at Cumberland ... Mrs. Vansyckle and daughter Maggie visited relatives in the Capital city last week... .Rev. Thompson administered the ordinance of baptism to four young people last Sunday in Sugarcreek An admirer of the REPUBLICAN who failed +o get bis paper through some cause or other, was heard to remark. "My wife is becoming uncontrollable, the dog bit the baby, our girls are quarreling, and I have the "liver complaint, all because we didn't get the REPUBLICAN. UNCLE JOSH.

JVhllJS WHITE

WESTLAND.

TTenrr Hunt has built a new kitchen to his hoiis' MissLillie Binford fell while picking cherries and severely sprained her ankle... .Mr. Walter Bragg and family, of your city, spent Sunday with relatives here Miss Vashti and Elma Binford have returned from Earlham college ... The storm Monday did considerable damage here, blowing down crops, fences, and timber Misses Mary Binford and Leara .Tessup returned from Spiceland school Saturday.. -.Preaching at the township hall next Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock.. .Master Arthur Binford is now driving the northern milk wagon... .Miss Eva Harold returned Thursday from a visit to her grandmother in Morgan county.... Mr. Borjrig and wife, of Carrollton, spent Monday at C. M. Farleys.

WILKINSON.

Mrs. W. A. Woolen is at Spriugport visiting her parents. Mr. Woolen will join her as soon as he is relieved of the office here. ..Levi J. Cook is to be the railroad agent here as soon as Mr. Woolen is relieved The telegraph part will be taken to Shirley at an early day... .Jas. Clark, of Troy, Ohio was here on Moneay caliing on old friends... .J. A. Morrison's mother and two sisters, of New Ross, lnd., is expected here this week on a visit Mrs. C. L. Perkins and Mary are at Markleville visiting her parents.. .. W. S. Lacy and family, of Greenfield, were visiting J. H. Lane and family over Sunday Mrs. E. H. Wilson went to Anderson on Monday with Effie Newsome

J. L. Dye and family were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Graves on Sunday Miss Gussie Overman, of Fairmount, is here visiting relatives David Cooper, night operator at New Castle on the Peoria

Eastern R. R., was at home on Saturdi y... .G. W. Sowerwine and wife were

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W. H. Simmons and family Sun

day afternoon Morrison Bros, have been s-'.'cured to buy wheat at this place in place of H. C. Garriott, resigned. They will have full control of the elevator and scales, and will pay the highest market price for grain of all kinds The following officers were elected for the ensuing term in the I. O. O. Lodge last Friday night:—J. R. Weaver, N. G. W. R. Walker, V. G. H. C. Garriott, Secy. J. M. Morris, Treasurer. Public installation next Saturday afternoon in grove. The K. of P. officers to be installed at same time and place.

HfiOO Reward.

The above sum will be paid to any one bringing a text of Scripture that will show by a natural inference, that man is by nature immortal. The like sum will also be paid for any Bible test that will show that Sunday is the Sabbath, or Lord's day, or that it should be regarded a a holy or sacred day, any more than aiy other of the six working days in short the Bible authority for Sunday keeping. Any person taking such texts or text to the tent on Bradley street, will secure the offered reward.

TENT ELDERS.

Wanted.

A first-class engineer that can give references. Samuel S. Bradley, Maxw ell, Indiana. 37

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Here we are for 1891 with the largest, line of Buggies and Surries ever brought to Greenfield. I have them ,ot

ALL 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.

Respectfully yours,

M. F. RICKOFF.

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Buggy painting, repairing and new work of all kinds done iu a first-class manner. Satisfaction guaranteed in all cases. Our prices are sis low and our work as good ass, any in the county.

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Brick Shop, Corner State and Merrill Streets.

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RICKOFF & CLAEK,

Druggists and Apothecarys,

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Medicines, Chemicals. Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Putty, DyeStuffs, Perfumery, Sponges, Brushes, Soaps, Fancy and Toi-? let Articles, Patent Medicines, Tobaccos, Cigars, Notions, etc.

GREENFIELD,

Customers will find our stock complete, comprising many articles it^gsviss.

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

Main Street.

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Attention Farmers

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

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

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Gooding Block, West side Public Square.

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

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And buy the Best Buggy sold in Greenfield for4 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

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Parties in Hancock county who desire to purchase

Ice Cream, for picnics, festivals, parties or for family

use, can get the most delicious Cream, by calling on,

telephoning or writing"

R. W FURNAS,

Manufacturer of Ice Cream.

112, North Pennsylvania Street,

Indianapolis Indiana.

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