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Correspondence.

COXKLIN SCHOOL MOUSE. Alvin Wales is on the sick list... .Thos. Walker, of Charlottesville, was here Wednesday... .Joie McClarnon is home taking his summer vucation S. I. Harlau, of Jonesboro, Ind., was the guest of his parents over Sunday... .Several of the Charlottesville girls were here Wednesday evening Something over one hundred attended the dance at Robert Simmons1 Wednesday eve. Among the number were W. Woods and sisters, the Misses Reeves, Vau Meter Bros, M. A. Wales and sisters, the Misses Simmons, Miss Daisy Ilarlan, the Misses Grunden and others. A general good time was had —. Look out for the ice cream supper here ere long... .Miss Mattie and Lillie Grunden and Rose and Cassie Simmons were visiting at Wilkinson, Otiio, Thursday Meeting here Sunday eve next.. ..Mr. M. A. Wales, N. Vau Meter and Misses Cassie and Rosa Simmons were at Knights town Friday. CROW BAR.

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Mr. and rs. Loren Trescott are keepers of the Gov. Light house at Sand Beach Mich, and are blessed with a daughter, lour years old. Lust April she was taken down with Measles, followed with a dreadful Cough and turning into a Fever. Doctors at home and at Detroit treated her' but in vain, she grew worse rapidly, until she was a mere "handful of bones". Then she tried Dr. King's New Discovery and after the use of two and a haif bot ties, was completely cured. Tbey say Dr. King's New Discovery is worth its weight in gold, yet you may get a trial bottle.free »t M. C. Quigley 's Drug Store.

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Miss Ida Mitchell has been the guest of Dr. Justice the past week... .Miss Olive Kerlin one of Edens handsome belles is visiting Mary Matthews in Indianapolis ....Miss Anna Stewart of Knightstown is the guest of her cousin Elsie Barrett.. .. Died at his home south-east of here last Thursday, Howard Rash, aged 17 years rheumatism of the heart being the cause of his death Edward Day has recovered from a severe attack of the measles.... Park Shofe of Wayne county is the guest of his cousin Carl Kerlin... .Mrs. Dorcass Jarrett of Fortville died at this place last Wednesday July 27 at the residence of her sister Mrs. David Alford with congestion of the stomach. She was sick but two days. Mrs. J. had come over to see her niece, Daisy Jarrett who is very sick with typhoid maleria fever and was taken thus. Her children and other relatives have the sympathy of all. She was a dear good mother and loved by all who knew her .Mr. and Mrs. Johnson Frank called on friends in Greenfield last Trtursda"... .Miss Julie Jackson of Anderson is visiting her grandma, Mrs. J. M. Trueblood.. .Willie Warner of Indianapolis is the guest of his uucle, W. W. Conner Homer Brock wife and son visited friends and relatives here last week... ..John E. Barrett, Jesse Walker, A. J. Taylor, James Kerlin and Merrill Ball were at Greenfield Saturday on business. .Clinton Wilson, wife and children of near Pendleton were guests of his mother. Eutharma Wilson Saturday.... Mr. Fowler beautifully decorated the walls of W. W. Conner's residence last week... .Wm. Warrum, David Alford, I. S. Barrett and J. M. Trueblood have all added greatly to the looks of their homes by repainting.... Mrs. Delia Caster is visiting her daughter'Mrs. Cora Hutton near Greenfleld... .B. F. Moore and wife who moved from this place to their farm near Alfpnte was calling on their, many fri«id*

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W. Huston of near Alfonte was shaking hand with friends here Saturday last.... Paul, infant son of Elmer and Maggie Wilson died last Saturday night of Cholera Infantum and was buried here on Sunday.... Mr. Harper one of our photographers returned from a visit to his home and was accompanied by his wife and daughter Ruth....Miss Mary Cranfill and Walter Cranfill of Pendleton are visiting friends here.. Mrs. Ola Conner and Mrs. Etta Cooper visited their sister Mrs. James Johnson near Pendleton, Monday .. .Ed Shull'g have a new girl at their house... .Mrs. Nancy Cook of near Pendleton has purchased a home in Eld en and will live here. She is one of the best old ladies you chance to meet and will add greatly to our neighborhood. Her grandaughter, May Mitchell will live with her Howard Roberts of Pendleton was on our streets Monday* "Lauren Mitch ell of Markleville, visited relatives and friends here Monday and Tuesday.

CLAUDE

S. H. Cliiford. New Casel Wis., was troubled with Neuralgia and Rheumatism his Stomach was disordered, his Liver was affected to an alarming degree, appetite fell away, and he was terribly reduced in flesh and strength. Three bottles of Electric Bitters cured him.

Edward Shepherd, Harrisburg, 111., had a running sore on his leg of eight years standing. Used three bottles of Eleetric Bitters and seven boxes of Buck lens Arnica Salve, aud his leg is sound and well. Jonn Spaakes, Catawba, O,, had five large Fever sores, doctors said he was incurable One bottle Electric Bit ters and one box Bucklens Arnica Salve cured him entirely. Sold by M. C. Quigleys Drug store.

WILLOW IIRANCH.

Omar Brock and wife of Anderson were visiting at Dr. Pratts last week.... Geo. Spegal has moved into the Milt Ricks property, and is now a full fledged resident of our town. Mr. Spegal assists in completing the Big Four railroad under J. Chappell the Section Foreman ...Mr. Wm. Marsh is buying lar^e quantities of wheat. It is usually of very good quality... .The oats crop is generally very good.... Eli Gordon moved to Wilkinson last Tuesday... .Scott Rickard now occupies Mr. Gordons house. Mr. Rickard is a harness maker, also a mender of old soles. We are glad to have such men as Mr. Rickard, residents of our town .. Warner Coutz of Hartsviile is visiting Mr. Dealy and family. Mr. Coutz is a brother to Mrs. Dealy. He would like to locate in the gas region Henry Duke is pushing the wagon making business and has some valuable inventions of his own conception Siot found in olher wagons.... James and Bud McCormack are engaged iu threshing the wheat and oats for our neighboi farmers. A Mr. Hancock of Howard county is visiting at James McCormacks, lie is an uncle of Mrs. McCor mack Mr. Henry Valentine and wife left last Friday tor a two weeks visit to Union and Franklin counties... .The Republican league met last Monday evening with agood attendance. A good meeting was enjoyed by all present. Remember the next meeting night August 15."

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PHILADELPHIA.^

Our Sunday School was smaller last Sunday than it haft been for a long time. The Acton camp meeting drew the peo there... .Geo. Hogle has had a sick child but is better now.... Hudson Smith and family are tenting at Acton... .Joe Franklin and his selected one attended camp meeting last Sunday at Acton .. .01 Hunt and Emma had the most visitors last Sunday. Twenty persons ate dinner with them.... E. J. Scott of Greenfield former Pastor of the Friends church was a visitor of the M. E. church last Sunday ... The Ladies Aid Society of the E. church have been holding weekly Festivals every Saturday night in the buildiug formerly occupied by Burk and Atherton We learn they have near $50 in the treasury. The church will soon undergo repairs. .. .Just west and north of our town Line Black is completing a nice new residence. John Stutsman and Marcelus T:ce are the workmen. It makes a nice appearance from our village... Wm. Hutton in the east part of town has repaired his old barn and if you did not know it you would think it a new barn ... .S. Burk and family spent the daj at Acton last Sunday... .Hob Wilson has rtnted the Slifer farm aud wiU move as soon as he deposits his vote Grover, We think the Democrats are" oiug a

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THE GREENFIELD REPUBLICAN, THURSDAY, AUGUST 4, 1892.

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feated in November. If Wm. gives it up she is a gone fawn skin... .Say, cau you name that concern that has been in session at Washington for some time past. It bus adjourned. Would it not be in order to sing, "Praise God from whom all blessings flow"... .Brother Binford favored this community with a temperance lectlast Sunday... .Our merchants reports a good trade. Meek Bros, our accomodating Post Office men have their share and John Garner as huckster with Frank in the store is making a success ...Miss Alice Meek has charge of the training of the musical minds of our village, she has a number of scholars that are progressing nicely.... Brother Elliott who swings the hammer at the blacksmith shop is ready and waiting to accomodate any of his customers. Satisfaction guaranteed always. ALFONSO.

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CARROLLTOX.

Misses Anna McRoberts and Gertie Larimore returned last Monday from a weeks visit with Miss Sarah Taylor of Curry'8 Chapel Miss Stella Boyce has been quite sick but is better Mr. Murnan and family who recently moved to Iowa, returned last week. They were gladly welcomed back by their many friends... .Mr. Elsworth McRoberts and family of Rushvile are visiting the formers parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. L. McRoberts. .. .Miss Sarah Taylor of Curry's Chapel is visiting relatives here. ..Mrs. Dr. Larimore was in your city last Saturday... .Sunday school has been reorganized and is progressing nicely under the management of John Larrabee. The following officers were elected, John Larrabee Supt., Mr. S, E. Glass Assisttant Miss Anna McRoberts Treasurer: Miss Ruth Murphy Secretary and Miss Ross Armstrong organise... .Rev. J. W Thompson of New Palestine preached here last Sunday afternoon ... Mr. Mercer and family of Piqua, Ohio are visiting relatives here. .Mellie Mantillo is stayiug with Mrs. Sallie Wilson of above Greenfield at the present We understand our much needed school-lionse, so long talked of is to be commenced soon. The well is nearly completed. We hope tluir, they will work lapidly so that our winter school will not be delayed in commencing ... .Colonel Havvley and wife of Hamilton, III. are visiting Dr. Larimore and family. BLACK-EYES.

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It seems as though "Ben Ilur'' has deserted us, and as the REPUBLICAN is the "Old Reliable" in which our town should be represented as well as others, we thought we would try to interest the people with a few items... Mi. C. C. Glass has been visiting his brother, Joe Glass, east of this place, for a day or two .. Miss Lillie Toon, of Julietta, aud Miss Cora Watson, of Indianapolis made a fly ing visit to Ross Armstrong one day last week... Jack Mack and wife were in Greenfield one day last week J. C. Boyce has been getting in some valuable timber the past week Albert Turner, of Kokomo, visited his father, of this place, the first of last week The little daughter of Mr. aud Mrs. James Barm tt is quite sick Miss Ola Murphy, who has been at Rushville for some time, returned Saturday evening ss Kate Boring, of Greenfield, was se 11 on our streets Sunday. Sam Inlow has gone to Kokomo, where he has secured a position by the help of Eph Gillespie, formerly of this place... .Jesse McRoberts is on the sick list... Mrs. Wheeler, of Kentucky, who has been visiting her daughter, Mrs. Matillo, and who had her arm severely injured, is now regaining the use of the same Eph Lewis and family, of Fountaintown, visited his parents here last Sunday Mr, and Mrs. W. E. Bussell, of New Palestine, called on relatives at this place last Sunday evening A number of the young folks of' this place aud vicinity had quite an eujoyable time at Squire Glass' last Saturday night. Re freshments served were ice cream and cake... .Mrs. Alva Shirley, who has been at Indianapolis under medical treatment, has returned and is slowly mending.... John Mercer and family, of Piqua, Ohio, are visiting the latter's mother, Grandma Dunwoody, of this place... .Mr. Ell McRoberts and family, of Rushville, have been visiting relatives here the past week ... A brother and sister of Mrs. Wesley Anderson have come to this place to make their future home... .Mr. Burl Karr will occupy the residence of Mr. Van Lowe, west of this place, who has traded for. a farm in Morgan county, where he will remove his family in the near future Mrs. Hutchir.son was the guest of Mrs. Shirley one day last week. X-CHANGE

From another Correspondent. The Rambler was in our midst last week, showering his blessings on the good people ot Cur roll ton Judging from the numerous trips Dr. Larimore is taking there must be a good deal of sickness in the country The saloon in our quiet little village is gei ting lots of patronage, and is fast becoming the road to ruin and hell for some of our young men, even some of our older heads who ought to set a better example for he yonng, do not escape the sting of the serpeut. Why dent the citizens of Carrollton remember the sermon of Bro Hagans, and '-remove the golden wedge." Snyder A Moore of Fountaintown, are running a fine beef shop. Their wagons come to our town three times each week. If you wish a good piece of beef try them... .Our town and vicinity was blest with a good rain last Friday, which did great good to the crops All are invited to attend our basket meeting, which will be held in Arnolds woods south of town, on Sunday Aug. 14th Mr. Gillispie is doing a rushing business in the way of shipping grain. The standard price is 70 cents.

Parents who have young children will be interested in the experience of MrAlex Moir, a prominent druggist at Britt, Iowa. He says: During the summer of 1882, my little girl, two years of age, was taken seriously ill with summer complaint—so common to children of that age. After being treated by a physician and getting no better, I took from my shelves a bottleof Chamberlain* Colic, Cholera and Dltfrrhoea Remedy. She l?lt relieved after, the trot dose and in inm&m 'Ajzimlk Mi

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ARLOTTE3VILLE.

Amanda Hatfield came home from Eureka Springs, Ark., quite ill and has been daugsrously so ever since, though slightly better. Drs. Howard and Mitchell are in attendance. With the best of nursing hopes are entertained of her recovery. Her father, Dr. Grass, is also at her bedside. The little daughter, Nellie, is also quite sick but convalescing.... Rebecca Riebsomer is improving nicely. ... .Joseph Kinder has been quite ill for several days and is no better... .Wm. Coffin had the company of his six grandchildren from near Carthage Sunday... Ed McGraw and family, of Knightstown, were guests of his brother, W. B., and wife Sunday Josephine Shaw and Nannie Bon en, of Raysville, were guests of Nathan Parker and daughter Friday.... Clara Overman and children, of Indianapolis, and Martha Ann Hastings, of Danville, 111., were guests of their brother and sister, D. Burris and lady, last week.

D. Burris accompanied Clara Overman, son and daughter, to Maple Valley Monday Clessa Staley has been quite ill with malarial fever a fortnight but is convalescent... .Parties from Rushville are drilling for gas on the Greenberry Watkins farm, south of town, to pipe to Connersville. Three wells are already located there for that purpose. Our citizens should watch the corners more closely and not pay dear for a hatchet to crack iheir own heads in this way. We expect to need all our gas at home when the boom is fully on... .Micha Butler aud Edith Huut wrote for teachers license last Saturday Joseph R. Hunt and Clara Fries visited relatives in Greenfitld Saturday. John Fay and family spent Saturday with friends at Raleigh... Frank Griffith and family are spending this week with relatives at Sheridan... .Mary Miars, of Greenfleld, recounted her experience at the National Y. P. S. C. E at N. Y. Wednesday eve to a good audience in the Friends church. ..lone Hill of Greenfield was the guest of her Uncle, Wm. Phelps and family, Sunday no. Wright and wife, of Shirley, were the guests of her parents, F. Kirkpatrick and wife, Sunday... .Noah A. Warder and wife, of Richmond, were the guests of T. McClarnon and lady last week Will Watson, of Lewisville, was the guest of

L. Decker and family Monday night.. .. Black-berrying is in style... .John Mc Graw and lady, of Knightstown, were guests of their children and sister here Wednesday... .The members and friends of Gilboa church will give a lawn supper, consisting of cake and ice cream, at Gilboa August 13. The receipts of said supper aud all cash donations will be applied on the repairing of the church. The Charlottesville cornet band and orchestra will furnish music for the Occasion. All are cordially invited. Supper served at,o o'clock. ly order of the committee. ... .There will be a lawn supper at the Christian church Saturday eve, August iOth... Daniel Roberts occupies Alvyu

Johnson's property on Bunker Hill.... I Hiatt. from Spicelaud, has located iu R. T. Waid's town property on South

Depot street.... Mrs. Andrick died after a lingering illness and was buried south of Greenfleld last week Winfield Lane's little white hearse is a beauty. He attended the funeral of Lizzie King with it at Maple Valley. .. We understand the former home of Mrs. And rick on East st. will be for sale... .Lee Wilson of Lovingtou, 111., was the guest of his many friends here last week... .Luther Hiatt and family, of Muncie, are the guests of her parents, Henry Kinder and family .. .Ella Bell and daughter visited friends at Kuiglustowu last week.... Edward Collin' of Cheviot, O was the guest of his father, John Coffin, last week. They were handsomely entertained .y Hannah Coffin and son, of this place.

The following extract from a letter written by J. A. Starbnck of Yorktown, Iowa, speaks Zor itself: "Two years ago iu harvest time, a young man came in my store and said he had been binding wheat during the forenoon, and was so bad with diarrhoea and colic paius, that he would have to lay off unless he could get relief. I took a bottle of your diarrhoea remedy from the shelf gave him a dose sold him the bottle, and told him I would give him the money back if it did no good. He came in next morning and said the single dose did its work so well that he not only kept up his place binding during the afternoon, but had worked all night, and had the price of the dose I gave him beeu three dollars it would have been cheap. 1 will further say keep on with your good work. You cannot recommend your medicine to highly. Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy is one of the greatest medicines of the age It cannot be beat. Wishing you much success and prosperity which you richly deserve, I remaiu truly your friend." For sale by V. Early.

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WKSTLAND.

Mr. aud Mrs. Amos Beeson, of Winchester, are visiting relatives here Mr. Burris is on the sick list... Mrs. L. C. Jessup and son Oris are visiting in Grant county Mrs. J. W. Rule and children of Southern Missouri are visiting their parents here during the warm weather. .. Amos Hill of Walnut Ridge, who has just returned from a trip to Tennessee, was through town Thursday J. L. Biuford's little daughter, Grace, of Morristown, is spending a week here with her cousin, Ida Binford Mr. Smith, who was severely injured by a runaway horse iu Greenfield, is recovering... .Mrs. Josie Parker lectured on her trip to the Christian Endeavor convention at New York, at Westland church last Sunday afternoon PresChadwick and family, of Philadelphia, Sundayed with his broth-er-in-law, J. W. Beeson ...There was a Binford quartette out driving here Sunday afternoon. .Mrs. A. S. White is at Maxwell waiting on her daughter who is quite sick... .Mrs. Narcissa Macy's little nephtw and neice, from Liberty are visiting her Mr. Ed Macy gave a social for his young friends Saturday night, at which all had a pleasant time. The refreshments were ice cream and cake.

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CUMBERLAND.

Miss Ida Murphey of McCordsville I spent Sunday with Miss Dena Harvey .. .Mr. aud Mrs. J. M. Furgason and family, spent Sunday with E. T. Hein* riclis

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been quite sick....Mr. Lewis Wessling and family, and Mr. Geo. Merlan, spent Sunday with Mr. Wessling aud family .. .Several of this place attended camp meetiug last Sunday... .Mrs. Joe Willett is quite sick. ...Mr. and Mrs. Anton Weise aud Mr. aud Mrs. A. Furgason, attended the "Camp Fire" at Camp Acton last Saturday Mr. J. M. Buchanan and family visited friends at this place lately Mr, and Mrs. Rogers, while coining home from their grandsons funeral, were thrown from the wagon and hurt quite badly Miss Kate Wessling has returned from Martinsville.... r. Jno. Schmidt and Miss Lora Roberts were married last Friday evening Flora, the little daughter of Mr. aud Mrs. Sam Springer,injured her limb quite badly, but is getting along nicely ...Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Gale of this oity visited his parents Monday... .Miss Estella Elliott spent Sunday with her aunt Mrs. Adrain Shepherd Miss Blanch Griffiu is visiting relatives at this place Mr. H. C. Weise has had a lightning rod put

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his house, which adds much to the improvemelit Mrs. Herman Coleman has been quite sick the past week....Mrs# Clara Hanamau. of Frauklin, spent Saturday evening with W. C. Furgason and family ...A fishing party composed of Messrs S. R. Ebaugh, Adraiu Shepherd, Horace Whistler, Jno. Shepherd, Lewis Wessling and others, went to Wabash Monday The litte son of Chas. Resener had his limb brokeu Tuesday.... Mrs. J. M. Darrach who has been visiting her husband's parents, Dr. and Mrs. G. M. Darrach, returned to her home in Washington D. C., Wednesday morning ....Miss Anna Franzman spent Sunday iu the city... .Miss Kate Tatfe is visiting her sister, Mrs. Spencer Huntington.... Mrs. A. C. Furgas-u gave a surprise party honor of her husband, it being his fifty-fourth birthday. About seventyfive guests were present and partook of the delicious supper which was served in the yard. The guests left at a late hour wishing him many happy returns.

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HORSE NOTES.

*J. O. Branson of New Palestine is the owner of a fiue colt thirteen months old that can trot an cigth in 28 with but little driving. It is named Alceum and is numbered 16957 in the American trotting Register. He was sired by Alceonum 12, 749, Record 2:25 with but little training. He by Alcyone 732, record 2:27, He by Geo. Wilkes. The colts 1st dam, Dixie by the Hinsdale horse 826, sire of Dick Wright 2:19% 2nd dam by Humbird 2171 a standard bred Morgau. The colt will make a great trotter if he is given a chauce. Alceum is a dark bay and as prettty as a picture. *Allertou will attempt to lower the two-mile record over the Mason City, Iowa track in September. *They are now making sulkies with pneumatic tires ball bearing wheels, etc. and it is -uggested that a rubber track will soon be in order. *The Indiana Horse-breeders' meeting at Indianapolis beginning Aug. 10, will attract a fine collection of youngsters at the track. *There were eeventy-two pacers entered at the Indianapolis meeting. Ten years ago there would not have been more than half as*¥iiauy trotters and pacers all told at one meeting, yet some people think we did not have many horses here. *The blood of Blue Bull again showud its influence when Nellie Lloyd 2:25%, Nellie S. 2:2o£ and Czar 2:19% won their races at the Indianapolis meeting. *Commader, 2:26^, son of Blue Bull, has two pacers—Henry F., 2:20%, and Sorrel Dan, 2 19, and last week he had a trotter placed to his credit with a record of 2:25^.

•Prince Echo made a good showing at his first race at Indianapolis. His owner Mr. Fletcher of McCordsville handled him nicely and came within an eye-lash of winning the last heat in the 2:22 pace. *Mascott, the bay gelding that won the first heat of the 2:35 pace in 2:23^ at Indianapolis is by Jot C., son of Blue Bull. In this race he showed that his record was no indication of his speed. Mr. Fletcher handled him with much judgment. *Jessie L., reduced her record from 2:17% to 2:16%, winning tho third and fourth heats in 2:16V. She lost the flftlV and won the sixth race, proving herselu a great race mare and stayer. She is full( of speed and from what she did ought to^ get a record of &12 soon. She won two, heats in the 2:18 pace at Rushville. The Tascos are getting there.

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