Greenfield Republican, Greenfield, Hancock County, 29 October 1891 — Page 8

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Royal Baking Powder Has no Equal.

if he United States Official Report

Of the Government Baking Powder tests recently made, undei -authority of Congress, by the Department of Agriculture, Washington, D. C-, furnishes the highest authoritative information as to which powder is the best. The Official Report

shows the ROYAL superior to all others in leavening power a cream of tartar powder of highest quality.

The Canadian Tests:

"The strength of the Royal is shown to be 23 per cent, greater than any other. "As a result of my investigations I find the Royal Baking Powder far superior to the others. It is pure, contains none but wholesome ingredients, and is of greatest strength. "F. X. VALADE,

Hart Bros, and E. J. Baldwin.

Public Analyst, Ontario,

**Dominion of Canada,'*

ARE THE PEOPLE

WHO MAKE THE

Stoves on Qarth!\\

The Heating and Cook Stoves manufacSi turedby the Wells Manufacturing Co., are the handsomest and cheapest Stoves in the market. On sale at A. J. Banks,

Buy Your Home Stoves.

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CONKLIN SCHOOL HOUSE.

W. B. Walker attended Sunday-school tare last Sunday... .There was over 100 present at Sunday-school Sunday Rev. Gteaaon of Willow Branch preached a very aMe sermon here Sunday... .Geo. Sowernvineand wife attended Sunday-school here Skmday... .The Wilkinson creamery burned Thursday night... .Lute Pressual and JVlvin Wales were at Willow Branch Sunday afternoon..

Mtsville was on our streets Sunday. Ifrank Williams was at Willow Branch Saturday ... W. A. Wales was at Knightstown Saturday Corn gathering is now fheorder of theday... .Mrs. Eliza Hogue and daughter of 111. are visiting here this week... .Our place was over run with pretty girls Sunday. More anon,

CHARLOTTSVILLE.

Charles Stutsman one of the proprietors of the Greenfield ice factory was guest of relatives John Myer and Samuel Bennett Sunday .. .Mollie Reid of Kokomo is guest of parents Joseph Evans and family.... Marioh Myers and Frank Craft were in your city Monday Nathan Parker and daughter spent Saturday with reletives at 4be Ridge and had a delightful visit Silas Thomas is quite low with Erysipelas and his recovery almost despaired of fee Furgason and lady Knightstown called on old friends here Thursday of last week... .John Bird and wife Raysvillc were at N. Parkers Monday. .Libbie Price Of your city was guest of Gertrude Myers last week. .Mary Pratt is serviug as postmistress. .. .Dora Decker was at Indianapolis on business Tuesday Sarah Deck«r has received the first instalment of her pension under the new law....John and Philander Thomas your city are nursing their father Elias Thomas... Win. 3fileg and lady were at Rushville one day 3aetw4ek... .Eld. Coon begins his preaching term here the third Sunday in this next month The W. F. M. B. hold a jjpv convention at Walnut Ridge 6th of next month. Charles and Hannah Francisco

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DETECTIVE.

The Verdict Unanimous.

W. D. Suit, druggist, Bippus, Ind., testifies: "lean recommend Electric Bitters as the very best reipedy. Every bottle sold has given relief in every case. One •tan took six bottles, and was cured of •beamatism of 10 years standing." Abraham Hare, druggist, Bellville, Ohio, affirms: "The best selling medicine I have «ver handled in my 20 years' experience, Is Electric Bitters.'' Thousands of others IWTe added their testimony, so that the vardict is unanimous that Electric Bitters do cure all diseases of the Liver, Kidneys or Blood. Only a half dollar a bottle at M. C. Quigley's drugstore. 4ty

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.Ellen Philips visited her neice lone Hill your city Friday... .Frank Kerchival of Sheridan is here with his sister Mrs. F. Griffith and is attending school:.. .Mrs. F. Griffith visited her parents at Sheridan lastwetk.

Eupepsy.

This is wnat you ought to have, in fact, you. must have it, to fully enjoy life. Thousands are searching for it daily, and mourning because they find it not. Thousands upon thonsands of dollars are

.Stella Addison of Char- spent annually by our people in the hope

that they may attain this boon. And yet it may be had by all. We guarantee that Electric Bitters, if used according to directions and the use persisted in, will bring you Good Digestion and oust the demon Dyspepsia and install instead Eupepsy. We reccommend Electric Bitters for Dyspepsia and all diseases of Liver, Stomach and Kidneys. Sold at 50 cts., and $1.00 per bottle at M. C. Quigley's drug-store. 41y

CUMBERLAND.

One would think to see the tablet the Rambler left me last week I certainly was doomed to old maidenhood if I ever expect to fill its pages with Cumberland news.. The cards announcing the wedding of H. C. Wiese and Miss Minnie Buchanan have been issued and ere this appears will have filled their mission. The cards are exceedingly tasty and reiiect credit on the printer who is of the REPUBLICAN. Hereafter remember that is the place to have your printing done On last Tuesday evening Liuda Wessling together with about thirty-five of her Palestine frieuds gave her sister Miss Katie a pleasant surprise She was sitting by the fire-side enjoying her knitting when she was suddenly a roused by laughter without. To those who have accepted of the hospitalities of Mr. Wcsslings family it need not be said that a most enjoyable time was had aud it is almost with envy I speak of so much gaiety when none of us were in it. But its all right Katie none of us blame you in the least Mr. Kern's brother of Kokoms has been visiting him for the past few days. .Mrs. Dr. Darrach visited the capital last Saturday Our creamery dating from the 15th of October will pay $1.00 per hundred pounds for milk.This certainly is better than twenty-five cents a pound for butter besides the women have so much more time to talk now for one cant talk and churn and it is not at all pleasant to talk and work butter, of course all the men care for is to see the women happy, so they will soon no doubt establish a cooperative dishwashing house ... .Mrs. John Buchanan attended a reception at her son Charges in the city last Friday... .Mrs. John Spilker spent Sunday with Mrs. Adrian Shepard Rev. Cline of Indianapolis preached at the Baptist chnrch last Sunday morning and evening. .Mrs. Coleman has been suffering dreadfully with a felon for the past few days... .Messrs. Page and Brown of

on the missonwork and a grand J* aJ °ufclftIld I the city wer* guests of E. C. Huntington shed at Friends Church Sunday.... and family last

in your dtyr Monday, ImuuuuMi

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I NEW PALK.sTINK.

We suppose the reason we did not hear I from "Uncle Josh" last week is because be was helping Maud Nichols rejoice over 1 her new piano well all right uncle we all I rejoice with you. .Theold saying is "turn die rascals out"

say "run them in"

fruit and chicken theives had it atl their own way aii summer. We even know of a man selling chickens who never raised on» in bis life and Friday night burglars broke open the store of Eaton & Espy and damaged the safe considerably but were scared wjiy before- securing any booty and SatI urday night as Will Maffetwas returning home with his wages in his pocket he was saudbagged by some ruffian Cy Haines and wife and Mrs. Wadsworth of Castle ton Mrs. Ladd and daughter Myrtle of

Ft. Wayne were visiting friends here over Sunday. .Mrs. A. P. Ilogleand daughter Mina Espy visited at Greenfield Sunday

Lewis A*hcraft and family were at Indiuuapolis Saturday Will Waterson of Chicago and his brother Marshal of Connersville are visiting their mother here ... .Ezra Eaton and Will Espy were at Indianapolis Sunday... .Vessia Shaffer was taken very sick Friday morning.... C. M. Jackson has to go courting at Shelby ville this week it must be very serious when a man has to go out of his own county.... Isn't it disgusting that some men bave to celebrate the advent of an innocent little baby by getting on a spree Mr. Fink of Irvington and Henry Gates and family of Greenfield attended the funeral Sunday of Miss Mary Gundrum who died I Friday after many years of severe suffering 1

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It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or money refunded. Price 25c. per box. For sale by M. C. Quigley. f-ewly

WILLOW UKANCH.

Protracted meeting is progressing nicely. Rev. Slack is conducting the meeting .... Lucy Marsh and Mrs. Sam Grunden were at Grant city Sunday Mrs. Lima Sipe of Gnnker Hill were the guest of Mrs. Joel Knight Tuesday Israel Jones and Bud McCormick was at- Greenfield Saturday ..Will Scot was at New Castle Monday. .. .Mrs. Posie Shuts aud son was at Mt-. Comfort- Saturday visiting friends.... Mollie Glascock of Greenfield was the ^uest of Mny Jones Sunday... .Charley Elmore and Clint Kubnnks have gone to Anderson to work Mrs. Nettie Valintine and Mrs. Dr. Pratt attended the quarterly rneciin,-, at Warrington Saturlay.... George Bingham of Greenfield was on our si reel* Sunday.. Miss Lizzie Cr«».»ley of McCordsville was he guet of her cousin Til lie Crosley living west of town Saturday and Sunday.... George Phernister aud John Paxton and Dr. Haui1 mev of were atGreeniield Wednesday.

BLC KRIVKR.

School closed at the Westlan I schoolhouse on Mouday morning on recount of diptheria in the family of Mark Catt Preaching at the township Hall next Saturday night, Sunday morning and night, by Rev. Vandament, ever)body invited.. Miss Goldie Burke, who has been visitiug in this township, returned to her home at Connersville, last week The reading circle met at John Bash's last Wednesday night. The circle is doing a good work in this township. .Mr. Elisba Green and wife of Iowa and Mr. Elisha Burk of Fayette county, have beeu visiting relatives here.. The family of Joseph L. Binford have the sore throat Carl Eilsbury will shortly remove to your city, this property will then be occupied by Job Jessup.. Rev. J. O. Binford, fell from an apple tret last Friday. He received a few slight bruises Joe Burton returned from Knightstown where he has been working, last Saturday.

Mt. COMFORT,

One by one (two by two rather) our young people are entering into double blessedness. Last Thursday evening about 4 o'clock, at the residence of the brides father Mr. J. E. Collins, one mile west of here, Mr. James Ashcraft was united in marriage with Miss Maggie Collins. The nuptial knot was tied by Rev. Green of McCordsville. Thursday night the boys gathered at the place and gave the happy couple a lively serenading, we wish them a long and prosperous journey

The teachers reading circle has gone overboard A jolly crowd of young folks had a splendid time at the home of E. E. Collins last Friday night.. .John Wright has been afflicted with boils and like Job has bore his affliction with much complacence ...Erskins Collins has a very sore foot, as a result of having a liorso to stumble onto him... .Mr. and Mrs. Bentley of Carthage, visited Mrs. Bentley's parents, Mr. and Mis. John Stanley last Sunday John Low was here Sunday night Chas. Eastes was 1 at Cumberland Saturday night... .John

Wright, Simon Lane and Wrn. Whittaker went to McCordsville Saturday, to see. the races. They reported the horse racing nothing to brag on, but the bicycle and foot races were pretty good... .S. E. Wallace and C. C. Evans were at Cumberland Sunday night.... Chris Redmy er and John Kanope of Cumberland, were here Sunday night with their best girls Last Thursday night as Mr. Snider and wife were coming to church his horse scared at the cars aud turned the buggy over smashing one wheel and breaking the top up badly. Mr. and Mrs. Snyder should be thankful that the accident was no worse John McCord, moved to Fortville last week Daniel Stonor was at Indianapolis Saturday... .Terry Bates was at the State capital last Saturday. Josephus Wright, Leander Collins and Dick Weaver, were hauling logs to Indianapolis last week The prophets all say that the coming winter is to be an awful cold one and if any of our people freeze to death getting (ire wood this winter, It will be their own fault, lor they could have bail gas but they won id not. Salem Ashcraft and James Collins, were at Greenfield last Thursday Joseph Whittaker is visiting relatives in Green county Farmers will soon commence cribbing corn... A. C. Vestal was at Indianapolis Saturday lust Winter is approaching and Mt. Comfort has no natural gas, O Lord! how long Perry Wallace visited relatives near Bethel last Sunday On last Sunday about .1 o'clock p. in., Mr. Daniel Stooer jr. led tothehymenial ai ter Miss Laura Eastes. The ceremony was performed by Iter. G. W. Green of McCordsville, at the resident of the bride's mother Mrs. a ry J. ue Eastes in the presence of about iu gue*t 8. On Monday the newly married coni#l«: went to the home of the groom's 1U01 .or, near Oakland and thence to Indiauapo We wish the young couple a long prosperous future Mrs. Clara Stooge, died last Sunday morning about 4- o-e%$-afrtbe home of her fatberMr.

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Disease, consumption. She was a consistent member of the Christian church of Oakland. Funeral services were held in the Christian church at Oakland on Monday at 10 o'clock a. m., Revs. Apple and Green officiating. The interrment took place at the Emery cemetery. We deeply sympathize with the bereaved relatives -Charles Eastes was at Indianapolis Saturday Born to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Welling last Saturday evening, a boy. Frank now walks up and down the earth with an air of tremendous importance.

CABBOLTON.

-Owing to some inadvertency we have althost lunken into a state of oblivion, but like tha Phoenix of old, we shall rise again... .The beautiful autumn days are inclined to give both old and young the "nutting fever"... .L.Boring and brother Wright were in Shelby ville Thursday Mis. Carrie McDongall went to Arlington one day last week....J. P. Armstrong and Ed Lucas were in New Palesttne Wednesday... Messrs. Wray and Jackson of Greenfield were attending to legal business here last Monday... .Miss Koss Armstrong and mother were in Indianapolis Saturday... .Miss Mamie Mack was in New Palestine Wednesday S. M. Inlow and Ed Boring were in Greenfield Tuesday....William Talbert of Westland visited his parents last Monday. .. .Dr. Howard of Greenfield passed through our town Friday... .L. O. Hanes and George Willis were in Indianapolis one day last week... .Several young gents of Philadelphia attend Court at Squire Johnson's last Monday... .We presume that Laurence Wood is agent for "patent collars" judging the assortment of samples seen in his vehicle the other night ... .Miss Annie McRoberts is assisting Mrs. Mc Dongall in the millinery business at present... .Some of our young men are noted arithmeticians especially when it comes to finding the circumference of a circle... .The cool autumn evenings are inabe pleasant by the sweet strains' of the amateur violinist.. .Squire Glass was at Arlington Monday. He informs us that diptheria is prevailing to such an extent, that the schools have been closed on that account... .Oh see the shiniqg thing,—the new watch and chain owned by George Willis. Price unknown Rev. J. W. Klise, the famous orator of llillsboro Ohio, was greeted

exhausted Rev. G. W. Hagan of

Shelbyville attended the lecture here last Thnrsday night Rev. Lenhart and family are visiting in this locality ... Mr. Alva Shirley who lives north of here has been engaged as huckster for Gillispie & son, owing to the resignation of S. M. Jnlow... .John McNamara and wife were in Greenfield Friday. ...We guess that Hanes & Wills, our enterprising iron dealers will not drive to Indianapolis any more when the weather gets cooler as tliey are afraid they might freeze their whiskers off... Rambler, our affable and worthy friend paid us one of his very pleasant calls Saturday evening. It seems as if (Rambler was determined to know the reason of our long silence, as he called three times before he found us at home. As our explanation was vefy good and our promise better, he was evidently pleased. He apprised us of the fact the REPUBLICAN is intending to have a reunion for its correspondents before long, We are glad to hear of this grand movement, as we will all become better acquainted, and this will add greatly to the interest of our excellent paper.

KKTWJEEN XUij DLVii] Tif.V t» E SKA, Ivan apt saying often applied by discouraged victims of scrofula or specific disease when suffering from mercury and iodine poisons contaiucd in allseed blood purifiers. Cactus Blood Cure is the only purely vegetable compouud able neutra

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Our fall stock of LXJNBEE, LATH, and SHINGLE8 is just arriving, which we will close out before the holidays

at EXCEEDINGr LOW PRICES, to make room for Spring Stock. Come and see us if you want bargains.

BLACK & GORDON,

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

Surreys.

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,

Dyspepsia in all its forms is not only relieved but cured by Simmons Liver Regulator

AkCOBDSVILLE.

Mr. Thos. Hanna has returned from a visit to Oklahoma to see his sons. He was favorably impressed with the soil and the growth of the new country John McCord is home again from a tour in Nebraska. He says the farmers out there have abundance this year Lima Vail is building an addition to his residence Through the kindness of James Kimberlin, we were shown through his neat and handsome residence, just completed. It is a model of convenience and reflects cred.t upon Mr. Kimberlin as a mechanic of good taste James Hamilton is turuing out one of his line farm wagons every few days. He sells them as fast as he can make them Our schools are booming, new students coming in every week. A law department has been added. The Superintendents, office is being fitted up by some of our energetic young men, and will be med as a study aud class room. Oda Kimberlin is our short-hand reporter, who will be ready to report the speeches of our young lawyers in their first case. Two foot-balls, jumping ropes, etc., furnish rounds of amusement at recesses and noon....Our Reading Circle is in a flourishing condition. All the teachers being present except Frank McCord. Hattie Emry, Lucetta Barnard, Harry Apple, Clint.Caudwell, Leslie Smith and Willie McCord aro active members. Society meets at the school

by a large house every Friday night.. .Our sorghum

and appreciative audience last Thursday manufacturers turned out 2500 gallons of night. His lecture, "Miraclesof Science" was a grand exhibition of power, wit aud rhetorical brilliancy Ballard Ensmisger is busily engaged in the seed potato business at present. If you have not received one of his price-lists, containing his photograph, call around and procure one immediately, before the supply is

excellent molasses this fall Israel Fred has purchased two pieces of real-estate in Indianapolis... .Mr. Drifile has traded his residence upon a farm in Marion county and will move on the same this week. We wish hiin good success Mr. Donaliae contemplates moving to Wilkinson, Ind., iu the near future The variety

races last Saturday were a decided suc-

eess, considering the fact that the track is new, and very little effort was put forth to make any display... Bertha Pope who was very low a few days since is convalescing. ... Wm. Henry Fred's daughter has been lying at the point of death for several days but is thought to be improving. His son Charles, aged 19 died of the same disease, typhoid fever, a few days ago and was buried here. Funeral conducted by Rev. Green. Mr. Fred needs rest, having nursed his father through a serious illness previous t4 this heavy siege in his own home Marriages have been numerous in this community, but haviug received neither cake nor particulars we can not intelligently report them .. .The cliildreus meeting was a success. Near the close of the exercises, N. B. Gaskins' cl »ss presented the Sunday school with a handsome $5 banner. Owing to this banner the penny collection at the M. E. Sunday-school last Sunday was $3.88. Another childrens meeting will be held at the same church two weeks from next Sunday night Rev. Granby will preach at the Universalist church next Sunday morning... .A. C. Pilkenton and his little daughter of Fortvflle came over on their wheels last Sunday. .. .Miss Barnard is able to be in school again Laura Hervey is visiting relatives in Western 111... .We wonder if the patrons of some districts in Hancock county know their teachers are attending public dances, and if they endorse such practices by teachers. Is the calling of •EX. teaching not as sa^ijed as the ministry*

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WILLOW BRANCH.

Rev. Brumfield occupied the pulpit last Sunday... I. S. Barrett and family of Eden, visited here Sunday last....John M. Thomas attended the funeral of James Wilson at Greenfield, Tuesday last N. L. Hammer of Indianapolis, will shortly open a drugstore at this place Several of our citizens are hanling gravel at Anderson W. C. Thomas of Anderson was here on business Monday Clinton Eubank moves to Anderson this week. The revival meeting will continue at the M. E. church all week.. .The new bridge across Brandy wine near J. R. Braddock's place, is completed and is a good one.... The new brick school house at Bunker Hill will soon be done.

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Rambler hit the nail on the head when he spoke of the men congregating at country stores it is a perfect nuisance Homer Kirlen of Wayne Co. visited his brothers James and Tom last week.... Ed Baldwin and his sister Mattie spent the duy gathering hickory nuts at Elwood Barnards last Thursday Wm. Lacy of Bluntsville has returned home after a weeks visit to his sister Mrs. Dr. Justice.. Si Dillon and wife living near Greensbnrg were the gutsts of Samuel DeCamp last week... .Mrs. Lucinda Scott of Greenfield visited her aunt Mrs. Sarah Moore Tuesday... .Samuel Harden of Anderson was on our streets Monday... .Orvill Baity who is attending Earlham college at Richmond was smiling on his many friends this week. Orvill is a hardsome young man and one of Green townships brightest scholars. Manie Moore and wife and Ide Roberts of Maxwell were the guests of Minnie Alford last Sunday

Eunice Barrett was very sick last week, but is better... .We are going to lose one of very best citizens, Frank McCarty will move to Indianapolis soon. Prank and family are just the kind of people that make up a number one cornunity, therefore we regret seeing them leave our midst Mr. West of Fortville did a very neat job of tinnig for Dr. Justice last week Irven Barnard and wife and Har Jarrett, wife and daughter Grace spent last Sunday with John Spurries family... .Misses Daisy Jarrett and Myrtle Taylor were the guests of Mattie Wilson Sunday last Horse back riding among the ladies, iu this part of the country is all the rage... .The death of James Wilson was a Bhock to our people he is well known by all being a son of H. B. Wilson and a brother to Mrs. D. H. Baity. His family have the sympathy of one and all. *'. CLAUD.

MAXWELL.

Protracted meeting will commence M. E. church next Sunday Scott an Charley Clark of Wilkinson were here Monday on business W. T. Dubbins of Lebanon Ind. was here a few days last week, Mr. D. has sold his property here and will locate in Lebanon... .Thomas Holland will move into the property that he purchased of Mr. W. T. Dobbins in a few days....It is understood that Mr. George Cooper of Greenfield will lay off an addition to our town on his farm which joins town on north west. We are glad to hear of this move and Mr. C. and the town will be greatly benefited by it... Mr. Dan Morouey aud Miss Mattie Henry visited relatives at Fortville Sunday. .. .Fred Mick«-r's brother of Lebanon Ind. is helping him at the tile factory this week.... Mrs. Marion White of Indiiiimpolis who has been visitiug in this locality for the past week returned home Mouday Tohu Bussell and Miss Lora Smith made a flying visit to Greenfield Saturday... .Dug Jackson moved into J. C. Chappell property on Jefferson St. Sunday Tames was at Indianapolis Monday on business L, V. Hopkins and James M. Walker are both wanting to buy lots here for the purpose of buildiug James Jacobs iutends to move to bis farm in a short time which is locatd south of here a few miles.... John Shepnrd will soon occupy the property of Mrs. Learey's near the school building.

The most of our ailments come from disordered liver which Sfmmons Liver Regulator cures.

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