Greenfield Republican, Greenfield, Hancock County, 7 July 1892 — Page 8

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Correspondence.

MAltKIiKVILLli

John Varnei ran over to Green Held last wtek to renew old acquaintances »again and shake the hands of ius many mends... .\ have

Lower Prices on Summer Sailings. Price Our Siiocs.

doubt en eavor to make her

a good liuaband. Aiav the sweet dove of peace be with them Maii'iY.gC'S are getting prolific and ta avoid a rusn upon us we have prepared in advance ihe matter for Mr. Perry Jester whom we suspect of taking upon himself the bonds of matrimony ere long and if we mistake not he will win a lady who is OLe of the prettiest girls in Markleviile beyond ca vil .. .Old times were pleasantly reeaUeo last week when we met our old lriend Joseph Swain wl with the writer some fourteen years ago was a member

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old Eag*e base ball club in the Quaker settlement two miles and a halt east o£ Pendleton and which club swiped everything in the county at

fhat

time, l.ittie

did we think then that Josie, as ho was familiarly known would slide into fame and fortune. He lias made a name that is known from Maine to California and is now

charg.i of the Mathematical

at the l,eu ad Stanford University in California. Joseph is home tor the summer months, with his years work well done. He is determined to rustica'te and poetically ruralize and search for that balm of nature which hot weather calls for. A true iiterarianand a bibliophil, a rising man in his chosen profession. Markleviile was proud to welcome hnn... .The compositor in tue IliiiTnni-

CAN otiice who set up our matter last, week made quite a mess of it in that part of our glass works talk by the omission of a number of words, saying that Dr. John Windell an Englishman of Portland Ind. was the proprietor of the worhs 111stead of II. C. Davis who resides at Portland. The Doctor had no rignt to the cognition, being an American born and a resident of Pendleton... .Miss Elsie Heaton a fascinating young lady of Knightstown has returned home after a delightful visit with Miss Bertha Heaton ....There is a touch of rarely p'quant savor about the marriage of Miss Minnie Collier, daughter of John Collier to Mr. Harry Cooper. The nuptials were performed at Anderson by the lie v. John Huston Saturday last. Miss Collier is a type, of beauty with winning graceful ways, while Mr. C. is a good looking man of straight-forward worth and is to be congiatulated at winning his tourney with gallant little Cupid. We

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pair to accept the correspondents benison ... .The temperance orator,Rev. Neal has closed his gospel temperance meetings here, the result of his work as predicted proved r» failure. Yet lie made a strong appeal for God and Home and Native land. The philosophy of his work however commends it to all sensible people who are in earnest in the interest the cause ot temperance. His teachings are that men should quit drink as an econonomic measure :n the liuancial interest of themselves, their families and community. Every man who drinks liquors should beco.:ie a prohibitory liquor law unto himselr and this can be done by signing ihe pledge and keeping it. If this be done it will render the saloon business unproiitable, a»id men having money invested will change their investment to some other onsiness If every true woman passed tu her final reward, that was the crowning victory that came to Luan Mauzy in the early morning of Sunday last, while she was not long confined to her bed, yet she had been a sufferer for along time, and the result was known to be inevitable, but she never murmured or complained and went to her death strong in the faith of one who has never doubled from the days of her childhood. The end came to her with her family and near relatives gathered about her, and she asked no more. The funeral occured on Tuesday at 10 a. m. at New Columbus the Kev. J. T. Reynolds officiating. There was a large attendance and many sincere mourners. Mrs. Luan Mauzy, wife of Silas Mauzy was 42 years old, sue was born in this county, the daughter of W/». and Catherine Gilmore, she has lived in Madi.son county all her life and for twenty-live years she and her husband weathered the storms of life together. They have had four children, two of whom aie dead, two daughters Kate and Fay are among the remaining. No one will preteno to assert that Mrs. Mauzy had an enemy on earth. She was one of Gods noblest of women, she goodness and kindness of heart in its strongest and hiphest type and many beneficiarees Ot her kindness will miss her kintily Jace and generous, hand for she loved every body. Her whole life was a record of brnve and kindly deeds and was constantly doing kind things that few people knew anything about and to whose eternal credit, let us hope tbat the recording Angel has many a favorable entry. A ,,. INCOGNITO.

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GOLD TO YOU!

HAVE ABOUT TWENTY

TRIMMED HATS

Of tlie Latest Style £iracl Finely Trimmed,

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we offer at

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For the next few days. We do this rather than carry them over

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wish to punish

any one with mere personalities, believ lug in criticiMii uu the line oi, blame wnere you niusi: be candid v. here you can and be each critic tLie good nalural man.- A. quiet but exceedingly happy marriage ocean .'! Thursday evening at the residence of Kev. John Iki-ton, at Anderson. nen Miss Lizzie Matixy the daughter Co. nelius Mau/.y was married to Charles v\ illiams. The bride is well known in society circles as an estimable young lady r. Mr. Williams is a respectable young yeutlenian who should and will

A IJlarlisiiiitli S:n \s In-T/ife of a fSiil

Minnie Caniev. of I .y tie City, Iowa,

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perhaps as near leaving this v. orki as any on« can bt, ami jvcovyr. Sh*-* was sick wil chole: a morM.i: t-iMiipielely exluiut-i-ed and

-. The physicians in

consultation decided the :s- was Hopeless and beyond their conuol. (thas. J. Newc-niii, a idnek^itiitii. waiked four miles through the d.irkness and storm,

get a remedy he hail himself used, and which hefinniy

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wo-.ld cure her.

1 l-.at medicine was Chamberlain's "o!ic, Cnolera and Diarrhoea Remedy, lie obtained part of hot tie, with which he hastily returned, and gave the little sufferer a half leaspnonf'ul, which relieved her and t:oiisc:oi.mcs« gradually ret nrncd. The rncdieiue w.is giwu in broken doses and in a short tim .' she v.as well. He is positive that it saved her life,, and so ate others in that vicinity. For sale by V. L. Karl v. June

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Left from last week.

Miss Get tie Karri.-, of Indiauap.l's. was the guest of !'rie:iis and relatives at and near Maxwe'i r.-cently ...1/r. tice and family of K.h 11 v. the guests of his brother, Jn-. .John Justice Sunday

A. T. Ginle.v and M.ss Su-:ia i'\rgey, of Greenlield were the guests of Miv. A. Popiuk, Monday laat.... Mr. Geo Deney's were the guests of his bro fier-iu-law, Mr. T. X. Jackson, San 1 iy last. ...Miss Yiua Chappel is visit'iug relatives in Ohio.. .. Mrs. Lama Jackson aadfimiiy were the gue-ts of relatives near Pendleton last week... Mr. I'opink and wife were t.ie guests of A. P. Ginley at Greenfield Sunday last.... .Misses Ada Justice is on the sick list. .. Many of our young f'dks atUivled cnildrens exereises at Curry's Chanel in Mr. A. Martins grove Sunday last... .Childreus excrcises at this place was largely attended, wi'ich succeeded nicely 11 nder the management of Vard Finuell... .Sunday school at this place is progtvj-s tu ni.-e.y uader the management of our superinte.-wiout, Mr. Yard Finneli. Ail are invit. to attend .....Mrs. uir, made

quite

a. surprise

for her dangnu-r Miss Manic. Q.'.uie a numi.tr of snia-ll felts .••Uendcd. .\i ib!e received many presents.... \ii-s .\iary made quite a surprise for itrr n-nent.s Mr. and Mrs. Holl.and, Sunday, which wis largely attanded. Mr. lio ,a 1 1 s.iys he ate the largest dinner he had eaten for sometime. They recei ed a

line,

present,

from Mr. I). Al. Maroney. The dinner was enjoyed by all who attended. UNCLE SAM.

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A Litttc (jrirl's K.viM'i« u:o fto-.is -. Mi*, and Mrs. Loren Tresoott are keepers of the Gov.Light house at Sand Beach Mich, aud are blessed with a, daughter, four years old. Last April she was taken down with Measles, followed with a dreadful Cough and turning into a Fever. Doctors at home aud at Detroit treated her' but in vain, she grew worse rapidly, until was a mere ••handlul of bones". Then she tried Dr. King's New Discovery and alter the use of two and a half bot ties, was completely cured. They say Dr. King's New- Discovery is worth its weight in gold, yet you may get a trial bottle free at M. C. Quigley's Drug Store.

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Orange Blossoms-Jones-Walker. Married Wednesday afternoon June 20, Henry M. Jones and Theresa Walker ceremony performed by Elisha Euries Alvyn Johnson of your city was iu town Monday Born to Ed. and Nettie Hill last week, a sou Wni. White of your city is guest of relatives litre....Mattie Girley wife of Levi Girley, deceased Saturday niglit the 2 inst. She leaves several small children and a stricken husband to mourn her Joss. Interment Monday afternoon at Gilboa T. L. Decker and family spent the first of the week visiting irieuds at Lewisviile Jane Wade was at Knightstown the 4th Ed. AlcGravv and family of Knightstown were here also Lee Furgagou and wife, the 4th Addie Owens suffered a serious accident Weunesday evening last week occasioned by falliug Irom a cnair, while attempting to adjust one of the church windows. Her ankle was dislocated and the fiesh and ligaments l.adly lacerated, She seems to be doing nicely at present ... The new bell at tue Christian enured was not quite up to the mark and has benn exchanged for a much larger one, weighing 1000 lbs. that now calls the congregation to the worship of the divine trinity. Thus may we all prove each effort better, purer and holier than ail before and read success at last against our mimes in the book of eternal life and all through Christ's merits. .. Rebekah Lodge had a supper Saturday night ...Raleigh AlcGlaughlin ot your city was in town, Monday... .Emily Staley was quite ill'last week but is convalescing, lier daughter Ida was summoned and came from Indianapolis Friday Phebc Pearson continues feeble, but is some better again. Hay harvest is simply grand, wheat good and prospect excellent, tor corn crop when willgtve find time to be as thankful as we

Kuightbtowu were guests of friends here Saturday and Sunday John Parker of "Walnut Ridge was guest of his uncle Nathan, Saturday Mablon Hill aud Mslvin Steffey are guests of their brother Ed. Hill and family... .Joseph Hunt and daughters are guests of Z. Fries and fam

ilv The arrangements unci negotiations regarding the laciory location are conipluted. The mill is about ready to be moved and only w.iUing for the harvest cu close for the teams to transport it from Spieelaud to our own fair town, Robert IVrch and Quincy Bailey comprise the firm Chas. Parser of Knightstowu was guest of relatives here, Monday Ed. Fort ot your city was guest of his mother near town the fourth... .The Christian church iadifs will have another ice cream festival on their churc.i lawn next Suturday evening. Everyoouy inviied... It. S. Peaie & Co chicago are now vppicsented iu this state by Win. Leamon and Alvyn White ot our town in the sale of school supplies.

Great Triumph.

Instant reiie* experienced and a permanent cute by the most speedy and greatest renudy in the world—Otto's Cure for Tnroat and Lung disease. Why will you continue to irritate your tluoar, and lung Willi that terrible hacking cough when V. L. Early sole agent wiLl furnish yoa a free sample bottle of tins great ^u:iran teed runedj? lis succ.es i* simply oudtrfnl, as your drug^is, will tell you. Otto's Cuie is now .said in every

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and vill

age on this continent, tramples free. Large bottles 50c.

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J. A. ttvddick and G. W. Collins bought J-l iifjul o.' caiiie L: J. L-'. Collins that averau 1440 pounds each. They shipped a load of cattle and one of hogs from this place on Friday last

Buffalo

... O. S. and Will Allen were at iionte Suuday. Tuey have been WorKing at ludianapolis. .. .Absalom Coon otGr.ensiioi'o was in town during the iatu.r pare of last week and over Sunday visiting relatives and friends... .Elder A VV. Jacl-:-man lilled his regular appointment, at the Christian church last Sunday ,11a Steele and wife of Willow Branch were the gue^rs of re a lives here lust Sunday.. .. .Burn to i)r. Ben H. Cook and wile, a sou on Thursday .R. E. Santuons is at home. ha\ iug obtained leave of absenco lrotii tiu- C. C. C. A: St. L. company for GO «lays. He will ruu his thresiiingmachine during the season. ..Rev. Powell preached at the Episcopalian church List Sunday. He is a regular M. E. preacher in charge of this circit. G. W. Sowerwiue .-evered his connection with he firm of Morri-o linns, on July 1 and took control of the Warehouse and gram business for Wilkinson .ud I'edeu 1 fit this place T.iey \viil pa\ trie ii:, uest market price lor all Kinds of grain... •Joseph O'Neal and Arthur Tucker are at Greenfield hauling material lor W. 11. owe:'. I'e has tne centract f.'V building a, brick, school house near the city. .J. A. Morrison has purchased fi no.* oicycle of ihe Axtel pa'iero He huttghl ilat 111-d-.anapol.s.... Yiut Hani, a gi-aduare of West Point is at hotne

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l'urlougn visit.ng his relatives, awaiting orders fr.au tue V-. ar i'-pai tuned, to assigned tf a :osr a.- a laeulen-iut in ilegular Itervice. .Joel A. Co-!c .and bro her sliipj.-ed a car load of hogs livra here l.ist Monday to lmliana d:s J. E Alorigat is at. Mt. Comfort this week fixing J. M. Cooper's saw-mill engine '1 here was a wagon toad of voting people fiom here, went io Bint Kiver the 4th to have a time issuing.... t. A!.. Korie» vvas at Lynti, Monday. It. .! uSi.-.n was a, delegate to the Prohibition Conveution lie Id at Ciuciniuit: last week ). i.-isliyi' of Audersou was in town, .doucav... .i. W. Grave*, E. B. ii rkett, L. J. COOK, Win. Hove!'ami others vve.nt 0:1 Aionday to liltte ii 1 ver for a coupte of tiay^ on a. fishing trip.

11 present year made a flying visit am one should Anu Dunbar and son Earl of 1 i,is

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S. H. Clifford, New Casel Wis., was troub'ed w.lh Neuralgia and Rhf-umei ssm his Stomach was disordered, his Liver was affecie 1 to an alarming degree, nopetite fell, away, and he was tetribiv duci'd in flesh and stivnaih. Three hotties of E'ectric flitters cured him.

Edward Shepherd, llarrisburg. 111., had ft running sore on his leg ot eight years standing. I'sod three bottles of Electric Hi iters and seven boxes of Bucklens Arnica Salve. and his leg is sound aud well. Jonn Sp.iakes, Catawba, O,, had live iarge Fever sores, doctors said he was incurable One bottle Electric Bit ters and one box Hucklens Arnica Salve cured him entirely. Sold by M. C. Quig':.\ys Drug .store.

friends last week prior to his

leaving to take charge of the church at

JeffersonvilThe reverend gentleman preached one night during his sojourn here to a large audience who wished them success in their new field of labor.. Rev, McKane also closed his work 'With' ^Jhe Fonntaintowt) jihurch-oja the

THE GREENFIELD REPUBLICAN, THTJBSDAY, ..JULY 7, 189-.'. ", Y,

night- following. About twenty from tins place had the pleasure of listening to him on that oqcasion. Permit me to say that the congregation at that p'.uc.e demonstrated their apppeciation of their x*etiring pastor by their united presence and close attention. Many were unable to gain admittance "Chase" is the name as was predicted and hoped for... Mr. and Mrs. Frank Davis from near Juliett.". spent one day last week with VY. E. Russell and family W. B. Anderson an old and respected citizen of Marion county and a reader of the

G':id Tidings.

The grand specific for the prevailing nvJady

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the age, Dyspepsia, Liver

health

Large packages 50c. Sold only by V. L. Early.

Quite a number of our citizens too1 iu the 4th. at Fortville....Mt-fses Mf.ggio ar.d Ethel Baldwin, two of Greeulicl is handsome belle's, who have been visiting relatives and friends here have retui-ncu home .. .J. W. Jackson and family are lie gue.-ts of J. M. Trueblood.s... .^'isaes Motile Hash and Inez i'ecro were ti,? guests of Mrs. L. H. Rigg last week.... rs. Delia Custer ana 'daugau-r Dora visited Mrs. Cora that on Gro-.'Mie!.!

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week... .Misses Flora ai.d Euuic-. Barrett are home from Eurlhani coileyc ...H. A. Smith, wile and son Clarence, of Lidiaiiapolisa are visiting reiatjveo near here. Ma&ier Claretico Ire: the measies.... Airs. Minnie Jarrett is on the sici list. O. P. Barrett, wiie a.io children visited relatives iu Pendleton last Saturday... .Mrs. L. II. Rigg and Mrs. O. N. Trueblood, were the guests of Mrs. Dr. Justice in Maxwell... .Quite a juini-er of our yctti pi op aiiendaa the children's exercises at Miiuer Cor.n r, Sunday night II. D. Barrett, who lias been attending s-jhoji at Ten IL.ute, is at home 011 a vacation. Here i:- one oi the brightest young men this county affords. ...Dr. John Justice and wife of Markleviile, were the guests of their sou Dr. W.

Justice Sunday... Mrs. Adam

Mru'.ie, Mr. and Mrs. Charley were at Indianapolis last week in attendance at the bedside of Miss Vina, daughter of Frank and Ella McCarty, who has brain fever Hiram Jarrett and Jess Walker, two of Eden's prominent young men, were at Greenneid last- Friday o-i busii.e.

Mrs. Carrie rrc tt and Mrs.. Luc Truebiood were at o- tvil^e iast Friday purchasing ice cream for the O. E. S. which met tnat night. The candidates were initiated a a general good time was had.... .Miss Mattie Wilson was the it si. of her broiher near Pendleton last it'ik. .The reception held in honor «.t' Mi.ss Flora Barrett at her homo on the :ii:g of her return from Earlliam was a grand success. Everything was gotten up the best of style and each guest e..-

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Chas. Espey is home from Cincinnati.. Miss Jessie Coyner of Indianapolis visited lriends here last Sunday and over the fourth....C. 11. ShelihousB aud daughter Maggie of ludiahapolis were guests of acquaintances here last Sunday. ..Mrs. Jennie Hogle and little son visised her parents Mr. aud Mrs. Dr. Buchel a part of last- week...The Fountaintown Gas Co. shut this place off on account of scarcity of gas. They have effected an advance in the price and are now able to furnish gas to tlu satisfaction of all....Otto Buchel was at home over Sunday'. .Miss Maggie Scott has a new piauo. .T. G. Short and wife have been visiting friends \nd relatives in Cincinnati They tlso made a trip down into Kentucky.. .Moore I-Ioldm spent the fourth with relatives in Kentucky.... About a dozen of our young ladies visited Blue Hi ver park one day last week.... .Miss Tilda Faut has been visiting her sis ter, Mrs. Sam Mitchell at Hartwell, O. ... .John Martin and family spent Sunday last with his parent's here....Dr. Fletcher of Indianapolis made a professional call in the country last week.... The interment of Elsie Valentine, an old aud respected citizen of Shelby Co. took piace in the cemetery south of town last Monday. A very large procession follovved him to his last resting place. Rev. Jones and wife visited their daughter Mrs. J. M. Freeman last. week. ..If the representatives of certain corporations could remain sober while attending to business they would jeave a better impression with the influential citizens here .... J. O. Branson entertained his sister, Mrs. Khaw iind other relatives over the Fourth .Hitl.le Bros. are enlarging their livery barn, as their increase of business necessitates..G. Short has recently sawed into lumber some of the largest logs ever brought to this place l'Mvid Uiroyof 10. Tennessee ami a Cornier resident of this neighborhood has been visiting relatives and numerous friends iu the vicinity of late... Miss Moliie Green well accompanied by her aunt leit last Friday tor Illinois, where she will make her future home ...Rev. H. W". McKaue accompanied by his wife and who was pastor of the* Christian church at this place for 5 years to the

themselves hugely. CLAUDE.

JSucklon's Arnica .Salvo.

The Best Salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores. Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever, Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Cm] blains, Corns, and all Skin Eruptious, and I positively cures Piles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money refunded. Price Co cents per bo.\. For sale by M. C. Quiglev.

WiCSTLAND.

Rufus Folgcr of South Dakota was visiting his old friend Leno Barnard last week... .Ezekiel Wilson of Illinois was visiting his neice Mrs. Herman Jleroid last week... .Our blacksmith, Mr: Burris is iu poor health, effects of la grippe The derrick is being erected to drill for gas on Jud Samples farm L. G. Rule wi:e and daughter visited relatives at Cai-h-ige Sunday... Roy Collins from Ff. \i yue is s-pending a few days with bL ann Mrs. L. G. Rtxle. Mi•

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REPITIU.ICAX,

living about a mile south of Julietta, and who lacked only fifteen days of being old enough to vote for Andrew Jackson for president walked from his home one of the hottest days in June, to this place, thence to Jullietta and from there home a distance of about ten miles in one day ... .Tlie joint Sunday school convention held in Caraways grove last Sunday was more of a success than was at lirsc anticipated as the weather was very inclement and threatening up to within a few hours of the time of assembling.... The Fourth was a very quiet day with the people here as a great many went to Indianapolis and surrounding places as no preparation had been made for any public demonstration at this place... Mrs. Sherman Ayers of Indianapolis visited her parents Mr. and Mrs. Robert Groves over Sunday and the Fourth.... Doctor Eubank or Indianapolis was the guest of A. P. Hogle and family oil the urth... .Ol Rogers and family of Jullietta spent the Fourth at J. L. McCuues.

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plaint, Rheumatism. C-stiveness, General Debility, etc., is Aunt Fanny's Health Restorer. This great- herbal tonic stimulates the digestive organs, tvgrdaies the Liver and restores the system to vigorous

and energi.-:--. Sa.nr.-.es

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During a recent ra'nble in Sugar Creek Tp., I took dinner at the spacious house of August Schrnm. Mr. Schrtims home and beautiful environment is one of many of its kind that contribute to make Sugar Creek the banner township of the County. There is absolutely nothing Ie!t undone that would add to the appearance and convenience of his farm. His home is a model of neatness, graced by a. kiudly wife and happy children. His viueyard and orchards indicate that the closest attention has been bestowed upou them. His numerous farm buildings are all neatly painted and in the best condi tion. When lie is done using an implement or pitce of machinery it is immediately put away, and many of his tools

that have

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E. P. S oi? paid for the REi'Uj'.LICAX, and expressed his appreciation of it as a newspaper. Mr. Scott is oac of my Deino-crat-1 rie-o!s n-it .siwn "take me by the hand" when go to New ,'Palestine, although 1 always fail to discover tlx "Knowing w:nM." Me is dome a good business 1,1 t.ie .'umber trade. He handles ,-tl! kinds oi. building he lew i'.tjjL c.ai win-re i.'. Seiii! l.iudar is handling one of the

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Corns and bunions may be removed by paring them down closely as possible without draw::.g blood then soak them in warm water te soften them, and apply Chamberlain's Pain Balm, twice daily rubbiug then, vigorously for ten minutes at each appdeatiou. A corn pjasier should be worn !. a few days, to protect them fi'om the shoes. Asa general liniment for sprains, bruises, lameness and rheumatism, Pain den is all that can be desired. For sale nv V. L. Early. June

A11 Introdi etiou ',

To the through car service of the Wisconsin Central liines and Northern Pacific Railroad is unnecessary, its advantages and conveniences have been fully established. It is the only route to the Pacific coast over which both Pullman Vestibuled first-clans and Pullman Tourist Cars are operated from Chicago via St. Paul without change. Thiougii train leaves Chicago every day at 10:45"p.

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The traveler via this route passes through the most picturesque, interesting and prosperous belt of country iu the Western World. There is scenery with most .striking contrasts that range iron: the rolling prairie and the pine forest level to the wildest passes of. the wildcat mountains in the world.

There is a series of the noblest cities, towns aud villages of every variety ami size, from the hamlet or the tiny farm, upward the richest mines in the world the greenest and most lasting pasturage: the wildest scenery on the coutiueid canons as wierd as a nature hills, snows and peaks startling in the maguificenc of their beauty, and a perfection ot comfort

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traveling that has never been surpassed. Fast train via the Wisconsin Central Lines for Sc. Paul, Minneapolis, Ashland /and Duluth leaves Chicago at 5 p. ni. [daily with pullman vesti buled sleepers

fend the Central's famous fining cars at'

done service for years are in

condition

than those of

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some far

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inexpensive shed is

which

beds

material which

be bot:giit any

if tics i-idii.g breaking plows 1 have ever seep, in connection with his other busi

ness. it. is all st-:.'el, and farmers wiio are in habit

leaving their imple

ment-: stand iu the fence coiners jti 1 thu year '.via i,id it quite an -.idvalitage to 1 one, as it is proof against the' elements.

Andrew Sehildrneier was done cutting wheat, ..e .-••id has wheat wa.-j as good as

had. ev-.-r raised.

Over at W Branch Bud McCormiclc It oi puro'ut.'-ed him a home, anil several otuers ill do likewise «is they now haw- a good 'luiiding

eia! ien tl lies', ci 1 doubt. piBra nch.

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it is Oilieeied with tue ihe to.vii, and. will 110 a great benefit to Willow

niow Branch a train

of 40 car loads ot wheat drills passed over the Big our, curouto for Kansas City. The train was tjeatitiftilly decorated, and one flat car had a large drill with* a, team of w,:.x horses harnessed to with a driver on the seac holding the lines. The machinery was hoax P. P. Mast, o£ Spritigfi.dd. Onio, proprietor of the Buck eye Macli.ae Works at that' point, it was a line display and denote.! great eu-Ler-u iso.

Thomas is now devoting his

whole time,lo his store and station duties at ihe depot, Mr. Thomas is an efficient agent.

At Wilkinson met II. E. Simmons who been at home sick tor few days. He got a furlough of sixty d-ivs to come, home aud run his Thresher, lie is regularly employed as fireman on a freight between Peoria and Indianapolis. Mr. S. is an efficient e-oginoer and lias much knowledge of machinery.

The ever genial Dr. 13. K. Cook is agent for the Cracdali Type Writer, which for simplicity of cons)ruction, beauty of finish and cheapness in price, iar excells any I have seen.

Morrison Bros, are rapidly disposing of their large line of general merchandise. Some rare us are being given.

Wm. 1'oyer said ho thought som? of voting t'-e Republican lici-iet this fall, also that it was his :uli desire to press on to the high calling and sure election of his ick"t this fall.

The 'dei Drugstore of J. Pennington is a model, at Harry is a mode! young 'a.m. IK- should begin casting about lor a model wife, I think.

I was shown th'-j-iuterior of the K. of P. Hall at Wilkinson by Dr. Cook and W. R. Walker. It is one of the prettiestiu the country, being beautifully cased, varnibhed," papered and cr.rpeted. The carpet cost $1(J0. They have nice quaiters, and they are kept in nice order. Tiie ladies have recently instituted a lodge at that point.

P. K. May only sold 1G binders up to the last of June. The Deering iy a great seller when pushed by a pusher like Mr. May. He sold a like quantity of other goods.

E. B. Byrket- is handsomely getting there. He is one of the best business men in the town and he gives the genuine bargains that the people love so well. It is pleasing to note his growing business.

In connection with a Mr. Jackson Mr. Barkens brother has a nice store at Shirley. I recently beciime acquainted witli them. They have a good room, nice manners und will surely succeed.

C. O. Aikeas motlier-in-Iaw. Mrs. Cox, west of Maxwell had been spending several days visiting her daughter at Wilkinson. ",'l At Warrington Dr. Ilanna is now sole proprietor of the flouring mills, having nought Mr. Reeves intei'est. He and Mr. Masters have ordered every leaky joint out of their gas linos, which is l^aing rapidly repaiied. This is highly proper and many other companies in the county could properly do likewise. Jacob Masters the jolly blacksmith, ordered the RKFI'I'LICAN for his brother, Sam]. Mas ters. at Thorntown. He is a wealthy retired farmer and has some leisure time I a part of which he will spend veiy profitably reading the REIHJUMCAN. Messrs

Masters & Son at Warrington, are liaving more business than they can manage at their shops.

Warrington is one of the most pleasI aut. communities I have ever visited. We have a legion of subscribers there whom I thiuk we can call our friends. I note with pleasure our growing list at that poiut, find thall continue to do all in my powor to shoWour appreciation of the pi tiny favors rtstow«l irom that part o| 'the "Moral Vineyard,"

6'«

better

and if men would

from exposure

than nothing

preserve

their

tools

the Goveriiment

weighs hi- prtdwts and ascertains in this way Io profit and Joss. The fe

family

pleasure, and since the of ilarch a-

an- his

b:*.»c.h.-r

family

12.000 e:gs for the

almost ?!. 0

(2(i)

is not

idle, and

of bright

flowers decorate

blooming

the premises,

loe.r i.'e :,ty io

and lend

UK-

^ceuc. The poultry

yard contributes its share

have gathered

market, aggregating

ot cash.

antly

free.

1 was most pleas

ta.u-.-tahied, and I will ccriaiuiy call at Mr. Schnims again. C. Geisel is located at the west end of Ne-'.v Palestine with his .smith shop crovvdii Ai'.i business', and would give employment to a, first-class black s.idlii.

^...iit .Sr*

•ELE0T10!T

Precinct Boundaries,j

AS IVR,.LB: HJY TI-UB

BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS

HANCOCK COUMTY. IMA.

OTlCi IS HEHIC OJVKN, To llie' voiers of! Hancock eouul v. linhiina, that the following are the hoiiixho is ol ihe severa 1 vornit precincts of Center township, [{uncock c- untv, Indiana,

thence South

to the

would

not be called upon to account for its "failure" to provide a competence for many of its husbandmen. Mr. Schrum has several

Section

North Kanue seven 17) Last, to ihe (jreenllehl 1 Mid J'endlen-ii lice ia\ei ioao: lnenc-e Aorth on said I een lield and Pendleton l.eo sjrave tise plaw o- fi.?is-iiHi!ti /, an the place ot viiii-t-.-vvon». saiii preeiiiCi. shall 'je in tlie (own oi -Maxwell^l rKK(:i rcr

f4 1

and

fllSlS

1IS81

ISiS

JSS I

made by the I5o:ul of County i.uiiiiiussionevs at| '.lie Jane se'-.-ion, ls-'J: I CKXTOU 'i\)v,'v.»ir.

I'HKC'.NC:

NO. 1

Tlwst- pitrt of 111«• Uiivnsliin. in snid Hancock I county, h.'indcd as follows, f-liad ho known as 1 l'n c-inct Xnndicr ne tl ourruenco!^

the I

Noi'ih-o.ist corner of said iir.vu.s!i!ji. theic-e West:? Io the (irte:• field ami !'chdicion ,vce iiiitvel road

I'ik

dhidne- Ht-cti 11s I

twenty (•[',) and \v« niy-niac (s.) 111 io\\ nshiu six teeu (l(i)Norih liange sei'en \'i) l.a.st: ilu-nee I'.as-'t on said Section line -.ml continiuns Last on

.sec-

tion line dividing sections twi-nly-one ('Jl) ami WFiitv-. i: Id i'JS), .v enty-l wo and r\u: itvseventy) and t\i enty-t luee

twn.ty-six

in sa.d lownship and Kan-e. '.,1 the l-.asi- km of aui Tt.v:nstii|»: tticiic* Norn the place ot be- $ iinni 11 £. and llie jilace ol volniy in said j.-i ecincr. 1 shah be in the town ol' j.laxwell

I'R'iCIXC M) '1.

That pari of said iViror jwn.-hin in said llan('hck cm I y, boandtd as lot Sows, shall be Known as

I'JCC

profit and

n: b..-r

'I KO (J

lo-wii: coumiciic-

in .r on ilie North hue otsaid e-nler Uiwnship at tl'.e noil)! v, t'rre tnc (i ret uMeld and l\ ndloroil 1 free gravel road cros.-es the ^orth line of feection live (0), in Tov. i.-!ii sixie (_!() Aorth, Jhiugo seven (7) Ivtst thence Weston thoNoith line ot' said towiisiiip to the Nortli-we^i tor'c- of said Io .vus.'op i'lenee S.iaili io lie s.- l:-w-st- corner or ct on tv.vniy-thrue (i'.-.!, l?i '.lo'.vn.sjnp .sixteen N. (Hi), Mango trix last iheiico i.j.st. oil the 1 Seel ion line oi\idin Seciions I went v-f lime (23) •'.nd twenty-six ph, and twentv-iour (ii-i) and tweiity-iivc (,•!') in *a:d lowiish'p'ai.tl Iiau^«, ami S-'*!ion« iiineleen t'.i) niui thirtv tiud tvveniy (20) sunt twenty-nine (2'.n. in '.township stxtccn

•t

ad M(l Leap".:'

NO. 7

That part of said Center TownHtip in Ilancu. loanty, boiinectt as follows, sha! known as i'ieeinc. .Number Ihiee (:5) ofiin!e..einy: at. ne ,N..nl

-wet

e.-rner ol fci.c

1 wenry-iive (-m Township s:vn-en (to) Halite six pi.dvist lii-mee .soaib on ihe We-t ot .seciions uei t.v-li»e

C-r,J

ami unitv-six (aij

said ',1'o.v nsh at 1 Itau^e and 11,t est Jim Section one (Is, in Ti.wnship lille' .' (Io) Xort Jaoige -ix l-.a:-i to tnc :HII.

ol' ihe .N

roail ilicne.-- i-.st on '.lie National road to eent'*r Isolde Mice in dr- city ol liiecnlield thence I'.orth on said Noble street to nicr Klippo street it said city thence Past. center state siiret in said city ill nee N'ori'n on said bialu street ami (ho (I:-*.eniieid a:.d dletoii lire gravel road to the section line dividing sections twentv (L'(!) and .•• enty-nine in 'i ownsmp jiixfeeu (1C,) j-.ortli JC:.ngeseven (7 i-.as-t t'iei.ee West, on the section line diviclin •'•ecaous t-wcnlv C20)and iweniyi.hie (S.) ami ninetocn (i:() and linriy in said T-wnslup and an_e. am. se.-t.ons twenfy-t'oiir "Old nveniy 1: v• fiol. in I voship sixtten (Ifi) .North, Uai.jL-i- six pi) Last, to ihe place of beginning:, and in--! }«fa--e ot \ot.om in. .s--id lu'teinet shall be in ih: cdiy of Greta.held.

IMKCIXCT :o

That patrt of said t'l.-nter township in said Hancock county, bounded as follows, shali be known as t'recinci .Number J-'onr (4) lo-wit: Comniencing oil tt.e .North line ol Section twenty-nino (li'.tf* lownsbips xieen i,Ki "-.oiih llange seven (71 I's.isl where trie (ii een real and I'endielon iiee\-ravcl road civs.-e llie same tlience Last on the seclion line uividing .sections iwen.y

(20)

ty-iliree inland twenty-six,

ship and liauj/e, to ihe East line of said Townshii. thence souiu on the 1'Jast line of said Townshio ,o" the cenler .National road fhence West oil said Na ional road to the center Last street", in thf" eitv of (iro.'iilield tlienee ISorth on said Last street to center Norlh street, in said eitv thence Last on said -North siicet-, in said city, to center liradley street, in said city thence Not ih on ilradIcy sireet io center Gram strict tlicnco East on (irant. sOeel i. eel iter Spiin^ .street thence North on .Spring -ti'oet to llie corjior.'Uion lii.e of said city thence \V e.tt on said corpoiutiou line to center Male sucel tlienee Korlh on State street and the (oeen.it-lil and ivndieton free gravel road to toe place oi he.:iu:.iu«, ami the place of voting in said pi'.-ein. snail be in the eitv of Greenlield, riuicixcr o. 5.

That pari of said Confer Township, in said I!arcoeii cotiniy. Iniunded as lolJows, shall be known as ee. in-'nni 1 .er )-i [-d, (o-wit: Coininencint'' on me Lasi lioc- of" .Section tbin v—live [rial, Towi." ship sixteen [Kij .orth, ifan^o seven [7j, Last where ihe National road crostes the same tlienee West on said National road to cenier Last street in the city oi Gi een held I hence south on said La«t street to center South street thence VVestonsafd South street to center State street thence south on Stale sti eet lo I tie corporation line otsaid eitv* tlienee est to the section line dividing Sections five and !-ix [li|, in Townshlj) tiite«u [foj Aorth Kange -e\ en [7j Last thence .South on said section line and the line dividing .Sections seven (7) and l«J, in said Township anu ifange to the .South line of f-aid Totvnshtp tiiouco ijUht ti tiio douill-oust corner oi Section ten [101, said Township and Range i,hence North to the North-east corner of Section to roe ij, in said Township and Rangethence Last, die South-east corner of Section' thirlv-live in Township sixteen [1CJ North, Kange seven [7j Last tlienee North to (he place of beginning, and the place of voting iu said precinct shall be in iLeciu of Greenfio.d

I'KKCINCT NO. ().

That part of Center Township, in said Hancock county, bounded as follows, shall be known as I r» cii'iet Nuniber Six [HI: Commencing at the Norih west corner of Section twenty-six [201, Township sixteen (i(i) Norlh, ltange p'J La«l thence .-oulh to ihe South-nest corner of saiu Township: thence Last to llie South-east corner of Sfethin [7J Township filtecn [loj North, Mange seven (7) i-.asi: thence Norlh lo the South corporation line of the city of Greenfield thence Last oil said line to cenier SoUe street, in said city of Greenfield tlienee North on said State street, in said eitv, to eeioer Main street, thence Weston iMain sut-et, in said city, and the National free gravel road to the section line dividing Sections one (1) and two [2] in Township fifteen 15] North cange six [ll| Last thence North oil said section line on the section line dividing Sectioiisihii tyfive |and tbirtv-six [:JGJ and Sections twentysix [2ii] arid and twenty-five f2oj, in Township sixteen 1 ii 1 Noitli, Itange six pi] Last lo the North-east corner of said section twenty-six [20],••, iu said Townsh a,.d Mange lher.ee West on th« North line of said Section twenty-six to the place of beginning, ana the jilace ot voting shall--be in the ci ol Greenlield.

I'llKCIXtTXO. 7.

That part- of Center Township in said Hancock--:.-' county, bounded as follows, sliall be ]%nown a.f Precinct Nuniber Seven [7j: Coiiuuencing at the intersection of Noble mill Main streets, in the city of Greenfield, Ind., and running thence North on Nob a street to center ot l'lippo street in said eitv tlienee Last on L'lippo street to center Sfa(e street in said city thence North on State street to the' North corporation line of said city thence Last on said corporation line to center Spring street thence ^outli ori Spring street to center Grant street thence West on Grant- street to center liradlev street theme South on Bradley street to center North street thence West on North street io center Last stieet tlienee South on East street. to center South street thence West on South street to cenier .-fate street: thence North on Slate street to center Main street thence AVe«t on Main street lo Noble street, to tlie place of beginning, and the pl»c« of voting in said precinct sliall beln the i.itv of Greenlield

The county papers of Hamilton, Madison, Henry, Hush and Shelby counties all conic at $1.C0 per year. They arc in no way superior nad several of them are not equal io the

RHPI'CUCAN

and twcitv-

ninc (211 and Uventy-one (21) ami twentv-endil

(2-1,

wc.itv- wo

(2.

and tv.vn ly-seven

(27)',

[wen

[20],

in said Town

•y Mi

in the way

of Local, Slate or National news, yet they come at 50 cents per year more. We have now made club arrangements with that old and reliable Rational Republican Weekly, the New York Tribune whereby we cau furnish it to all who pay $1.00 for the liLi'UHLiCAN for a year or are already paid up subscribers for 50 cents per year making the two papers the Tribune and

REPUBLICAN

cost but $1.50 per.

year. .T his is great offer. See ad. 19tf

A ThresliioK Machinn,

Stacker and portable engine, second hand but io first class condition, will be sold for cash or on time at (t bargain, by W»'