Greenfield Republican, Greenfield, Hancock County, 22 October 1891 — Page 8

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CORRESPONDENCE.

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Married at the residence of Esq. Ferrel last Sunday evening, Ed Rash and Cora dford. May peace and happiness go vith them through life that when they ir.vow old they may look back over a well pent life and be proud of the fruits nereof Mrs. Isaac Barrett visited friends and relatives near Knightstown .aflt week.... Elwood Barnard went, to' ndiananolis last Mondav... .Mort M»T-

•ist week J. W. Carter of your city .itted up an elegant grale for Mrs. L. H. iigg last week ...O. P. Barrett, Jesse y^oberts and Lambert Jarrett, were »t Greenfield Thursday E. Par .ne vent to Indianapolis. Tliursday on i»ni..ess... There was quite an exciting unit? the sorghum factory last Monday, ihe of caught fire and looked rather frighrill for a few jnoments, but all hands »»'ere at work as soon as possible and soon .-.11 was quiet again ...John Cummins .ad family of Alfonte visiter! Mrs. Cummains' sister, Mrs. Lou Roberts, last Sunday. .. Mr. and Mrs. Frank McCarty, were the guests of O. N. True blood and *-vife last Saturday evening Hiram Jarrett visited friends in Anderson Sim--ay last Mrs. Amanda Carpenter of! s'erre Haute, is the guest of her neice, vfrs. Daniel Custer Lee Alvey west of here, is erecting an elegant) manKino of 13 rooms, it will be one of tbe -lost beautiful homes in this part of the 1 vountry when completed. Albert Chap1 ell has contracted for plastering it. Mrs. bkimel of Wayne county, is visiting the tmily of James Kirlen Ed Watson of 'fenden visited his cousin Willard Ferral, '^^tiurday and Sunday D. H. Baity •Fife, were at Greenfield Monday. **ost is on the pumpkin, and the .- in the shock." Everybody is onnd getting ready for winter, 'wind whistling around the us it is surely dlose at fg

WE ARE THE PEOPLE

WHO MAKE THE

ROYAL

IS THE

Best Baking Powder

The Official Government Reports:

The United States Government, after elaborate tests, reports the

ROYAL BAKING POWDER

ening strength than any other.

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Dep.) p*

The Canadian Official Tests, recently made, show the

ROYAL BAKING POWDER

strength.

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In practical use, therefore, the

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goes further, makes purer and more perfect food than any other.

Government Chemists Certify:

Royal Baking Powder

some ingredients. It does not contain either alum or phosphates, or other injurious substances. EDWARD G. LOVE, PH. D."

Royal Baking Powder

reliable baking powder offered to the public. "HENRY A. MOTT, M.D., PH.D."

Royal Baking Powder

strength of any baking powder of which I have knowledge. WM. MCMURTRIE, PH. D."

Si oves on Qarth!

The Heating and Cook Stoves manufactured by

the Wells Manufacturing Co.,

are the handsomest and cheapest Stoves in the market. On sale at A. J. Banks, Hart Bros, and E. J. Baldwin.

Buy Your Home Stoves.

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to be of greater leav

Mt. COMFORT.

Mr. Chris Collins mid ranniy of (ialietta were, the guesrs of K. E. 'oilins and farniy Jas* .Monday. .Mr. Asa Hoduins and his:er KuiniH. and of Cttttietoti, were vwitina A. Yi s-aJ and family Sumlfiv and .Monday.... -Jvt-r.» thing is qiv.et about onr lit? Ii- burg at- present, the boorn has subsided somewhat... ..Miss Addie Ev«ns is oi the su-.k list this week. Mi»8 Carrie Ferg::s.ou was visiting at lu d'anapolis la-r "et-k ...The nimrods are getting the quail now. .. .There will be

Tbev will meet again next Friday nijjht. We cordially invite all those intending

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Inland Rev. Dep.)

ROYAL BAKING POWDER

is composed of pure and whole

is undoubtedly the purest and most

is purest in quality and highest in

locaw factories to visit, ns before deciding vn a iorati'Mi. we ofl'er wonderful induce men's... .The section ineu w«re putting in a bridge fiver (irassy creek Ihsr. Suuday .. .Dr. .f. I,. Onmmins was out liuntjnir the quail Monday, but don't think he had much luck A. I,. nd A. C. Ves1ai made, a business trip to Elwood hist week. Elwood is on a !jom... .Miss Tijlie Grist was at the city l.'ist Wednes day... .Mr. Avery Phipps is the guest of tbe family of Mr. A. C. Vestal this week. Air. Phipps is from Delphi. Ind.. and is OK

his way to Danville. Ind., where he will attend school this winter Hunters from Indianapolis are scouring this part of the country for quails this week.... James Dunham has a very sick horse today (Tuesday) wj will have to plead the had weather as an excuse lor not having more items this week.

NEW PALESTINE

Pearn Hittle met with.a serious, though not fatal accident Wednesday while attending the fuloT/vil of .Mrs. Wolf at Cumberland, by his horses runningaway. Will Hessel was called to the bedside of bis daughter at Fountain town Thursday. Miss Eliza Caraway, of Missouri, is visiting her uncle, Samuel Caraway.... Alout thirty-fonr young people went to Cumberland Wednesday night, with Miss Melinda Weissling, making q,uite a surprise op her family... .Lltth? Miwlia Allender

TUB GREENFIELD REPUBLICAN, THURSDAY, OOTOBER 22, 1891.-

Ag.

highest of all in leavening

ii iieen very sir-.k. bur. is better at present The funeral of Will MODjar was preached at the M. E. Church Sunday. *ir-. O iiiy.. ii i- it an ar Mrs. Marion Larrison ar»» visiiinsr friends in Rush county... .Emmet Kellum, of Rushville, has returned home from visiting his father. .. loa has a. broad smile: Dun has return! .. Ezra. Eaton vi as a "incinnati i- Wf-r- Tin Al. .Sioi'iay-school «, Ir-ni Friday night. OiHcers ••i.'ctij K/.r:i Kiiion. Supt.: 1). If. Ayers, iu.«li wm, .-fcntaiy A lHe iji«*-. A-y'i Senvtary: Eliza 15v er.~on, 'I P'iisim r: t'or.-v chaffer. Ass't Ti easni! Maud Nichols. and Maggie S.O-trini-t-: ifHivv K'v juidrlarry Sinn r,. ].ni'i.i- ai^: .luo '^*stlal,e. Aftiftt. Max !!«•-•:*'it-ls was called to Greenfield to di 111painting this week.

Klectric Bitters,

This remedy is becoming so well known and so popular as to need no special mention. All who have used Electric Bitters sing the same song of praise.—A purer medicine does uotexist and it is guaranteed to do all that is claimed. Electric Bitters will cure all diseases of the liver and kidneys, ill remove pimples, boils, salt rheum and other affections caugjd by impure blood.—Will drive Malaria from the system and prevent as well as cure all Malar'a fevers.— For cure of headache, constipation and indigestion try Electric Bitters—Entire satisfaction guaranteed, or money refunded. Price 50 cts. and $1.00 per bottle at M. C. Quigley's drug store. 41y

MAXttliLL.

P, H. Cop r, the gas fitte •, has been rushed with v\o recently Thos. J. Smith ha6 a position in the ttave factory at Greenfiehi L. Hopkins intends to move back to our town soon....C. H. Burns has moved into Dave Apples property east of town ...James Merrell of Fortville was in town Monday on buisness... .Lewis Chappell made a business trip to Indianapolis Monday Dora Bateman of North Salem Ind. is visiting his brother S. X. Paxeman here this week... .Green Johnson ha? returned from months visit in Kansas... .Several crews of section men worked on the fill east of town Sunday Joshaa Chappell has mov -d to Mt. Comfort where he has charge of a section.... O.C. Jackson who has been working on the big four construction train for some tim? in Ohio, Indiana, and Illinois has come home for a few days stay.

lLLdW JiltANCII.

Miss Douie Fletcher returned In me Satarday from Harrsville where she h"s been for a few weeks ... Mr- Ida Fort is visiting friends and reletives north of Anderson Mr. George Overman of Ktiiglusfown and Lucien Pauley of Wilkinson attended singing here Friday evening... .George Phemister was at Greenfield last Monday fohn Patterson and Will Marsh were at New Castle Sunday'. .Will Scott as at Libert Afonday Miss AgnesGord.,ii was visiting af Wilkinson last, week ... Frank Saint of Indiana,poMs is visit ng friends here. ..A. Thomas was transacting bnsiness attheeity Tuesday Mud Wednesday Mrs. Ellen Pri.ldy and daughters Clara and Dessie spent i»t week at Hartsville John McCormiok of Knightstown called on friends Su id.iv evening... .Those ou the sick list are Ralph Scott and Grace Fort Dr. Haiuim of Indianapolis was circulating among friends Tuesday .Rev. Hall of Irvingtoi: will preach at the U. B. church Saturday evening School is progressing nicely with Walter Orr as instructor.

WILKINSON.

The school house will be completed this week School will begin next Monday. J. L. McNew and Ada Noland are the teachers... .A. P. Combs left one day last week visjt his datighter near Leavenworth Kansas... Geo.

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put gas in for licrhts and fuel. They propose to hold a protracted meeting in the near future.. J. A. Morrison and family were ihe gues.'s ot T. H. Armstrong and family last sunday. .. The K. of P. gave a lap supper in their ball Tuesday night of last, week Mrs. Marion Byrkett is quite sK-k with the Phthisic... .Alma little six year old daughter of Henry Wales died on the 11th and was interred at Glencove cemetary on Kith... .Wm Boyer is having bis residence plastered this week. A. J. Dunn is doing the work. .W. Boyer will move the postOffice into his front room in a few days to make it more convenient for him Rambler was in town on Friday wearing his usual smile Elijah Sparks and Clara Coon were married last Sunday evening at four oclock at the residence af the brides parents by Levi J. Cook J. P.

ms JBucklen'g Arnica Salve, The Best 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. His guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or money refunded. Price 25c. per box. For sale by M. C. Quigley. fewly

i,- CONK I. IN SCHOOL HOUSE. Several persons are on the sick list.... Mr. Lem Jones and Guy Oldham were on our streets Sunday...-Meeting here next Sunday Thomas Conklin had the misfortune to get his arm broken in two places Thursday evening. He was working at David Harlans sorghum factory and in trying to fix the belting at the* pump his thnmb and finger became "utangled, causing tbe above result .Montgomer Walker and Henry L. Jones were on our streets Sunday S. Harden of Anderson who is securing subscription for My Friends Mirror called on us Wednesday. .A. L. Peacock of the portrait House of H. F. Hiatt Winchester Ind. called us Saturday to offer us the agency for tl.eir celebrated pictures .. .George Jackson was summoned as special juryman last •week Last week the F. M. B. A. officers should have been H. J. Woods Treas. Robert Simmons vice pres. the rest were correct.

'Vi.-', A Woman's Discovery. "Another wonderful discovery has beui made and that too by a lady in this country. Disease fastened its clutches upon her and for seven years she withstood its severest tests, but her vital organs were undermined and death seemed imminent. For three months she coughed incessant !y and could not sleep. She bought of us a battle of Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption, and was so much relieved on taking the first dose that she slept all night, and with one bottle has been miacculously cured. Her name is Mrs. Luther Lutz." Thus write W. C. Hamilton & Co., of Shelby, N. C.—Get a free trial bottle at M. C. Quigley'sdrug store. /Vn41y

,} CUMBERLAND. Dr.

W. Gray had an

other boy that come for him to

feed and

clothe last Sunday... .The Methodist lfuntington entertained about forty.of have plumbed the Episcopal church aaid iji^' Potlit' friends last Friday evening,

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E. I-uchanan and wife spejit last

Sunday here with his parents Chas. S. and Frank Darrach, paid a visit to their mother not long since.. .Ben Coleman spent last Sunday with his brother Henry of the city, who has just had his foot amputated, having hurt it in stepping off of a moving train.... J. F. Huutington and wife have returned to their home in the city after spending a few days here with relatives... .Several darkeys have been hidden in a willow thicket north of t:ie railroad bridge just east of Cumberland They are the ones who have been doini so much stealing. They were at first brave enough to ship their plunder away on the train, but sinoe, a wagon has met them at night and carried it away. They have uot as yet been caught, but possibly have been frightened into leaving..Mr Frank Hummel who taught school near here 'ast jrear is said to have been hurt quite badly in a foot ball game with the Butler boys against the De Pauw team.... Miss Kate Taffe of Knightstown spent Saturday here with here sister... .Miss Maude

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Spring Stock. Come and see us if you want bargains.

Buggies.

A full line of Single

and Whips. I am also When in town stop and see save you money in nnvthin: and one-half

square.-

Our fall stock ofLTJNBER, LATH, and SHIN-^!/?

GTXJES IS just arriving, which we will close out before the holidays

at EXCEEDING LOW PRICES,

BLACK & GORDON,

north r.f Court

call at my store at X. 9 Main street. .... Respectfully vours.

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BETWEEN TLIN DKV SEA,

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Surreys.

Here we are for 1891 with the largest line of Buggies and Surrics ever brought to Greenfield. have them of

ALL STYLES AND PRICES.

nd Double Harness. Lap Robes selling the Buchanan Wagon, my stock, can do you .'.rood and •in my line. Ware-rooms one treet or

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the hand boys uave then a pleasant serenade tor which tliey were all, most grateful....The Rambler called on Henry Wh'.-I' kim. work. We wonder what for. The obituaries of Howard Huntington, Thomas White and Mrs. Win. Wult will appear next week.

Is an apt sayinf* often applied b.v fii' eour.i red victims of scrofula or specific disease vh.^n sulf. riiicfrom mercury and iodine poisons coMuaicd in alleged blood purifiers. Cactus IJloci i':e only purely vegetable compound a!)!e ro neutralize all blood impurities. io rival, no mineral, no failures. Endorsed by modem mcdica! science.

M. C. QUIGLEY.

WILLOW BRANCH

Protracted meeting commences at the M. E church the 22ud. Rev. Slack will occupy the pulpit in the forenoon Sabbath next and Rev. Brumfield in the afternoon Mrs. Alice Smith of Carroll County visited John M. Thomas Monday last. She returned home on Tuesday. Miss Lilly Sipe will accompany her home. Ad Sivard and family attended the funeral of James Vanmeter Monday last.... Thomas Sypolt of Huntington County visited J.Smith last week .. .Noah Spegal has his molasses factory running in fine shape with gas and his molasses are fine.

The McKinley bill or something else has knocked the tariff on salt higher than a kite. Farmers come in and get your salt Oliver Vest is building a dwelling house for Moses Fort.

CMAKLOITSVILLE.

Thos. Owens, Daniel Burke, and J. F. Shults and their wives attended the reunion of their regiment at Hagerstown last week Addie Bowers returned to her home at Hnutsville Sabbath Amanda Hatefild and daughter Merle arrived home Thursday from their visit in Illinois The sale of Aunt Debby Barretts personal property occured Wednesday last week Olga Coffin, of Knightstown called Tuesday en route for your City having been summoned to the bedside of her cousin lone Hill who is down sick with Typhoid fever... .Col. G. W. Jackson returned Wednesday to his home in New Salem, Iowa, having spent a pleasant fortnight with his children here He was charmed with our gas... .George Kinder and wife leiurned .Monday from Union City where they had been speiulii nearly a fortnight with their i-hildren.... Willie Kirkpatrick brought home a bride one d*y last week, who was iormerly Ida Thomas. We wish them joy. They will reside with parents in town this winter

Wm. Smith came home from Kansas last week and intends remaining in Indiana... .Schuyler lihue has traded his photographic outfit to Dora Decker who will open a gallery in his shop on south depot street... .There is to be a printing of lice in the former gallery W. S. Lane conducted the funeral of .lames Vanmeter Monday, interment, at sixmile cemetry. And. was summonsed to attend a funeral at Knightstown Tuesday ....Ki/.zie Stanley is teaching at Cleveland. .. Emma Rhodes goes to Coiuiersville this week t9 visit her sister Bertie who is in failing health... Elias Thomas is quite ill with erysipelas Drs. Boots and Martin of your City have been iu consultation with Dr. Ayers of this town concerning his case.... Dr. Wright of Indianapolis was here Sunday counseling with Dr. Daily in Thomas Walkers case... .Marion Conklin is decorating the walh of Dr. Mitchell's office... .Mollie Mai ley of Spiceland was guest ef Hattie Rober's Sunday Isaac Hatfield and family removed to his mothers Thursday and assumed charge of the farm.... Riley Stanley and Marion Conklin were gas plumbing at Elisabeth City last week ... Miles Cook and wife were in towu Tuesday... .Elder Coon will be here soon to gin his monthly appointments at the Christian Church James Pratt has hpen working on Watson's new house and snow remodeling Dr. Ayers property in' town.

To feel bright and cheerful attend to grar stomach. Take Si|nmcn|s Liver R|9jgu-

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to make room for

Pure Cider Vinegar for Pickles.

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PUBLIC HEALTH,

INDIANAPOLIS, IXD.

II. L. .Strickland:—It. is made the duty of the Board to cvrtse to be enforced al£ laws pertaining to public health, and prosecute those \vh? fail to comply with the law.

The sample of vinegar procured from you by our authorized agent, branded Old Crab Orchard, is found upon eaaxoidation to be Cider Vinegar, free frowi adulteration. !1 per ceut. acetic a©id 41 grains.)

All dealers who have adulterated vinegars in their possession are hereby notified to stop the sale thereof. Those who continue to violate the law will be prosecuted.

By oraer of the Board, C. N. METCALF, Secretary, Our sale on this vinegar last season w«.•? enormouR. We guarantee it to keep pickles.

H. L.

jroeen

825.00 Reward.

Tee above reward will be paid for tee return of a bird which strayed from me last Saturday. Said dog was mediura size mostly white with brown ears and a few brown spots on body: tail white arxi hair smooth and straicht pointer fashioEi 43t2 S. X. BATEMAN. Maxwell Ind.

Xew Pensions.

John A. Lynam has been granted a pension of sjfS.00 per month and a small amount of arrearage. George Bell cf Cleveland has been increased to $12 per month with !?1.T arrearage, and R. M. Meek of Philadelphia will hereafter receive .$12 per month, his arrearage was $300.

To the Ladies.

The Misses Evans have opened dressmaking moms at. their home on East North street, opposite B. T. Raines. As they are experienced dressmakers they solicit a part of your patronage. 43t2

Do not weaken yourself by drastic purgatives. Take Simmons Regulator.

There was a large company of the Epwortli Lea cue and their friends at the M. E. church last Tuesoay evening, to hear the pastor speak on his recent trip to Washington. This enterprising band of young people make use of all available resources for instruction and entertain-{ meut.

Our streets are being thorougly regrav*elled and are now in fine shape for winter. Greenfield indeed has splendid streets, and steps should betaken to see that the law is observed in regard to hauling heavy loads when the ground is soft. They have been damaged greatly in the past by the unlawful loads hauled during bad weather. Again the streets should be well lined with shade trees on each side, and now is the time of the yeai' to plant them.

The farmers ara this iCear again posting their farms against hunters, This has been made necessary by the nets of men and boys who hunt quail for a living. They start out and make the slaughter of the quails their special business and hundreds are killed in a day. TMs should not be al-

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the cotwty. The

quails

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