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Correspondence.

PENDLETON.

Will Hellwell is home from ft months visit to relatives in Pittsburgh PH. Uncle Henry Jordon, accompanied by his son's two children left Monday for a weeks visit to relatiyes Dana Mrs. Jos M. Taylor and Mrs. W. S. Thompson spent Sunday with their sister Mrs. Marry Hulce at Greencastle.... Base ball and the baloon ascension drew a large crowd to the ball park Sunday Pendleton is to have a good lecture course the coming winter.... A large number from here left last Saturday for Lincoln, Va., to attend the international conference of the Friends Sunday School ... J. T. Patterson and wife are entertaining a couple of grand children from Indianapolis this week Mrs. Ford left Saturday tor a weeks visit to relatives at Lapel Geo. Schnable of Indianapolis came near losing his life here last Thursday morning in a freight collision. The Dr. pronounced his injuries fatal, but the young man is still alive and was removed to his home at Indianapol Monday Miss Lillie Crosley returned to Kansas City last Saturday. .. .The Friends will give their annual picnic Saturday... .Miss Byrmina Smith who has been visiting Miss Luura Broom has returned to her home in Lebanon. The five months old child of Geo. Bryant and wife died last Monday and was buried Tuesday at the Falls cemetery. Rev. J. I. McCoy officiated.. .Mrs. H. A. Stone has returned to Indianapolis after a visit to her son, Dr. F. L. Stone .. .Miss Maud Keesling visited at Middletown last week... .The Bulletins did Pendleton in a game of ball here Sunday 6 to 1. UNCLE JOSH.

Parents who have young children will be interested in the experience of Mr. Alex 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 coinplaint—so common to children of that age. After being treated by a physician and getting no better, I took from my shelves a bottle of Chamberlains Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. She felt relieved after the first dose and in three days

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Wit,LOW HRANCH.

Quite a number of our citizens attended the Children's meeting near Breckenridge school house about 4 miles north of here la«t Sunday. They report a large attendance tind a good time... .Elmer Knight very sensibly concluded to change his way of living, so last Sunday he started on a voyage of discovery, but soon returned with a bran new wife. He married a Miss E'tkin, a very worthy young lady of Green township. In the voyage of life they will no doubt encounter many squalls, but we sincerely hope they may ba little ones ... Robert Haney is now a resident of our town. He has moved into the house lately vacated by Simon Dealy. Mr. Dealy has moved into his new house just west of the depot.... Miss May Jones, of Anderson, has been visiting her sister and other friends at this place. Her brother, George, who was here, has returned home....Bud McCormick will soon finish threshing for this year. Bud has a good machine and is doing excellent work... .Mrs* Bell Huston, wife of Squire Huston, met with a serious accident last Monday. She was riding on some planks on a log wagon when the planks broke and she fell, the hind wheel of the dragon passing over her h«*d, afld

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If you have never seen Black & Gordon's Plant, when you come to the Fair next week it will pay you to come and see

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£jaiO Jfiill^larii nqJffUl-Jae "Riant In the Country, and where you can buy any kind of building' material you need cheaper than anyplace in Indiena. Come and be convinced.

BLACK# GORDON

That all Millinery, Summer Suitings, Waist Goods, Gents' Straw Hats can be bought at a great saving just now as I do not wish to carry these over to another summer.

HAROLD.

giving her serious, though not fatal injuries. Her little child, who was riding with her, also tell, the wagon passing over one of its legs, but it was not seriously injured Our kid base ball club went to VVestluud last Saturday, and after a stubbornly contested game were defeated by a score of 25 to 15... .Dr. Pratt's new office is nearing completion. Will McDougall is doing the papering, and when completed it will be a very neat office... .. Mr. Apple of Oakland was in town on Tuesday on business ...Rev. slack preached an interesting sermon to a large and appreciative audience last Sunday morning... .Rev. John Wyant preached his fareweli sermon at the U. B. church in the afternoon... .Henry and Nettie Valentine and Mrs. Priddy will attend the U. B. conference which convenes at Honey Creek the 17th....Miss Fannie Jones is now at home... .William Scott returned home from Arkansas last week. He seems to be doing well with bis tawnull there... .Jasper Priddy has gone to Anderson with his team, Mike Thompson will run two teams there and Dick Fort is working for the street car company in fact there has been quite an exodus of our population to that city. Anderson will surely boom as it never boomed before. ... We heard a man, a few days ago, who works at Anderson and who rakes in plenty of the sheckels, expatiating upon the wonderful growth of that place, o( tlie many manufactories in operation and in course of construction at that and many other places and he was exultant

over the fact that so many avenues were tained a number of her friends very pieasthus opened by which not only himself, but thousands of others were enabled to get remunerative employment. As he is an intelligent man, we presume he understands this condition of things to have been brought about by the protective tariff. If it were not for this, himself and all the others would now be working for half their present wages, while the Englishmen and other foreign laborers would be reaping to a large extent, at least, the benefits we now enjoy, and yet this man is a Democrat and will vote for the party whose platform declares a protective tariff as Le.ng unconstitutional. In this we were more than ever brought to a realization of the inconsistency of man and brings to mind the quotation of Paul—Rom. 7-15. "For that which I do I allow not: for what I would, that do I not but what I hate, that do I."

UNO OTRO.

Good looks are more than skin deep, depending upon a healthy condition of all the vital organs. If the Liver be inactive, you have a Billious Look, if your stomach be disordered you have a Dyspeptic Look and if your Kidneys be affected you have a Pinched Ljok. Secure good health and you will have good looks. Electric Bitters is the alterative and Tonic acts directly ou these vital organs. Cures Pimples, Blotches, Boils and gives a good eomplection. Sold at M. C. Quigleys Drugstore 50 cts. a bottle.

MT COMFOKT.

W. T. Dilman is iu his store and doing a good business.... Wm. Whlttaker has ice-cream for sale every Saturday evening

Misses Laura Morrison, Millie Crosley and Stella Jones, of this place, attended the picnic at Cumberland lost Saturday night aud they report the dancing well attended.... Miss Carrie Furgasou is still improving aud is so as to attend church ...If you want to find the Marshal of this towu call for Dick Weaver.

Be sure and put a box of Ayer's Pills in your satchel before traveling, either by land or sea. You will find them convenient, efficacious and safe. The best remedy for costlvenees, indigestion and sick headache and *dapt#d to w* «1

THE GREENFIELD REPUBLICAN, THUSSDAT, AUGUST 18 ,1892

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WAAKINGTON.

Well as your old correspondent of this place has gone back on you I will try and offer up a few items Mrs. Susan Thomas has been very sick for the past two weeks... .Mr. (bhas. Delph went to Indianapolis last Saturday to remain for a few days Mrs. Sarah Tharp from Marion is hert visiting friends and relatives Mr. W. I. Garriott and Edgar Reed went to New Castle last Monday on business Mrs. H. H. Goodman and her son Will went to Marion last week to visit her daughter .. .Rev. Shultz will preach at the Christian church at this place Saturday night, Sunday and Sunday night. All are invited to come out and hear him. ...John Tharp has beeu quite sick lor the past week We see Mr. Cora Garriott who has been staying at Greenfield is now home again Dr. Pottenger and wife from Kankakee City 111., daughter of Rebecca Armstrong are here visiting friends aud relatives Rev. Wyant preached his farewell sermon at the U. B. church on last Sunday morning. ...Mrs. Anna Walker of Grant Co. was here visiting her mother M»s, Bray ... .There was quite a number of our Sunday-school attended children's meet ing at Breckenridge grove last Sunday. They report a grant time and good exercises... Mr. aud Mrs. John Trorp were guests of Mr. George Ham and family last Sunday... .Rev. Rector, the minister of the radical faction of the U. B. church preached his last sermon here last Friday night at the Christiau church. MIMA.

The Trouble Over.

A prominent" man in town exclaimed the other day "My wife nas been wearing out her life from the effect of Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint and Indigestion. Her case baffled the skill of our best physicans. After using three packages of Aunt Fanuy's Health Restorer she is almost entirely well." Keep your blood in a healthy condition by the use of this trreat vegetable compound. Call on V. L. Early sole agent and get a trial package tii=e. Large size 50c.

CUMBERLAND.

We are still alive out here incumberland and wish to claim a place with you again if we have not been unduly forgotten ... .There has been an unusual amount of of company in our town this summer and we deeply regret that we have been unable to mention the fact... .Miss Fannie Fish of the city paid a flying visit to friends here this week .. .Miss Lizzie Moore of Philadelphia spent Friday and Saturday ol last week with friends Miss Mattie Evans ot Greenfield is visiting friends here this week Thos. Fish of Chicago was called here last week on account of the illness of his sister Mrs. Willet. Mrs. Anna Shepard has told her interest in the J. R. Ebaugh store to Will Caylor ... Mrs. Andrew Buchanan of the city is visiting her mother Mrs. Bouge Miss Maud aud Muster Jobn Foley of Richmond spent last week at the home of ttieir aunt Mrs J. S. McConuell. Miss Maude is quite a musician aud will no doubt be a fine perlonuer by the time she is sweet sixteen Miss Tillie Gale enter-

antly on last Saturday evening, it being her twenty-first birthday. Her bt other Edward aud a number from the city were present Mrs. Dan Foley with her children speut a part of last week with frieudsand relatives here Jacob Hassold of the city visited at the home of his parents a part of last week.... Miss Agnes Cox has returned to her home iu Indianapolis after speudiug two weeks with her cousins Stella and Maud Huntington ... .Miss Lillie Kitley spent last Sunday at Bethany Park .. Quite a number from here attended the camp meeting at Acton each Sunday ... Mrs. Harry Huntington of the city was the guest of Mrs. Tyler Eaton last week....Mrs. Oswald died last Saturday nigbt at the home of her son Carl, one and a half miles west of Cumberland. Mrs. Oswald ha9 lived at this place for many years and was highly resptcted. She was seventy-eight years of age and her native state was N, Y. Her funeral occurred on Monday morning and she was laid to rest beside her husband who died some years ago....Mrs. Thos. Kern will move with his family to Indianapolis this week Mr. and Mrs. Schleicher gave a reception to the teachof this township on last Saturday evening. It was a very pleasant affair. ..Miss Kate Wessling is speudiug a few weeks at Mart.nsville... Mr. and Mrs. John W. Whisler took a trip to the Niagara Falls last wEek Miss Blauche Griffiu visited at the home of her aunt Mrs. Biebinger some two weeks ago Miss Auna Coleman is visiting frteuds iu Indianapolis... .Ellen Neville is quite sick at the home of Mrs. Alex Furgasou Mr. Fred Wiese is very sick Mr. Jim McVey speut Monday with Mr. and Mrs. John Buchanau... .Misses Lucile ami Flora Hamilton of the city will spend next Sunday with Mrs. G. M. Darrach.

Every family should be provided with some reliable medicine for bowel complaints. A fair tibial will convence anyone that Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diorrboea Remedy is without an equal, beside it is pleasant to take. 25 and 60 cent bottlesi ./or s*le by V. L.

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'-Wv Amanda Hatfield is improving nicely .... Levi Girley and children and sister Hattie were guests of John Bell, Sunday ... Samuel Griffin of Indianapolis was in town Saturday on business... .T. L. Decker and family were at Knightstown Monday... .The festival at Gilboa Saturday evening was a financial success. An immense crowd attended... .Friends quarterly meeting at the Ridge Saturday and Sunday was well represented from this place. The ministers from abroad were Joseph Moore, President of Earlham College and Luther Gordon of Pasadena, Cal... .Thos. Owens and lady. Win. Rock and lady of this town and John Orr and lady of Warrington attended Bethany Park camp meeting in Morgan county and report a rich spiritual feast last Saturday and Sunday... Most of the juniors of town were at Gilboa Saturday evening .... Riley Staley spent last week with his daughter Florence Rardin at Indianapolis .. Freeborn Murer buried his mother at fortville last Saturday... .Lizzie Staley of Newton 111. is guest of her parents,

Harrison Staley aud wife P. J. Bohu and family of your city were guests of Lafe Griffith and family Saturday. Mrs, B's mother, Sarah Oldham accompanied them home ...Olga Coffin of Knightstown was guest of Gay Jackson, Sunday Ora Staley is spending his school vacation with friends here Clara Overman and children returned Thursday from Maple Valley and went home to Indianapolis Saturday evening... .Bertie Carroll is suffering from a broken arm received Tuesday while wrestling... .Mary Hodsou expects her sister Clara from Bridgeport the last of the week to spend some time .... Emma Rhoades was at Knightstown Monday on business... .Maggie BurKe was at Knightstown Tuesday.... Dauiel Burke speut last week with his children in Chicago ...Susan Niles has returned from her visit with friends in the north part of the state... .Next Saturday evening and Sunday Elder Koon fills his ap pointment here. At 3 p. m. Sunday he delivers a temperance lecture which we hope will start the ball rolling in the line of social and religious reform. To this end let us pray. Everybody be preseut and aid the good work... Our f»ir town has been too long and far too deeply cursed with the terrible traffic. Let God arise aud let His enemies be scattered.... The friends and neighbors numbering about forty surprised our worthy post master J. C. Pratt on Sunday evening by bringing to his home plenty of ice crearn and cake Sunday being his 59th birthday. When the party arrived they found him dozing in the hammock and he was completely surprised. The supper was soon spread and brother Pratt had his fill of ice cream a a is re re with a handsome cbain aud ch irm the emblem of F. L. T. He highly appreciated the evening and we hope he may live to eujoy several other surprises like that. The evening was enjoy*d by all preseut.

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A friend in need is a trieud indeed, and Hagerstowu over Sunday million people have «..#i ,.t-

not less than one million peopl found just such a friend in Dr. Kiug's New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs, and Colds.—If you have never used this Gieat Cough Medicine, one trial will convince you that it has wonderful curative powers in all diseases of Throat, Chest and Lungs. Each bottle is guaranteed to do all that is claimed or money will be refunded. Trial bottles free at M. C. Quigley 's drug store. Large bottles 50c. aud $1.00.

CAlUtULTOX

Chas. Butler, of Indianapolis, visited is us in a in as Misses Stella Elliott and M\ rtle Schrieber visited their cousiu, Miss atella Boyce. of this place last Suuday... Auditor Boi ing and family, of your city, Sundayed at Mr. and Mrs. Asa Huttou's... ..Messrs Jerome and Martin Matillo, ot Iudiauapolis, visited their mother aud sister over Sunday... .Miss Hallie Maddix, who has been visiting her uncle, Mr. Joe Glass, renurned to her home iu Benton county last Saturdav Messrs. J. F. Seed, J. G. Boyce, Cy Boring, J. P. Armstrong and Dr. Larimore attended the Masonic order at New Palestine last Saturday night... Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Woods, of Greenfield, attended the basket meeting south of this place last Sunday .. James Barnett attended the Woodsdtile Island picnic near Cincinnati last Sunday .... Mr. and Mrs Haw ley, who have beeu visiting Dr. Larimore, visited Dr. King, of Greenfield, the past week* Mrs. Long, of Indianapolis, was the guest of J. E. Johnson and family last week Miss Maggie Hutton, of Noblesville. visited her grandmother, Mrs. Dunwoody, last week Mr. and Mrs. Callie Mack visited relatives here last Sunday. .. Rev. Ballard Eusminger and wife, of Worthlugtoii, but formerly of this place, have been visiting friends and relatives here the past week. They will also attend c-nfereuce at Greenfield this week. .. fsrs. Tunes. Armstrong and Gillespie wei- in Indianapolis on business last week .. Eph Gillespie of Kokomo, was in towu last week... Miss Sarah Taylor, of Currys Chappel, visited relatives here over Suuday Mrs. Eliza Hager, of Ouio, who lias been visiting Mrs. Duuwoody, returned to her home Monday.... Mrs. J. B. Davin, of Cinciuuati, visited at J. P. Armstrong's the first of the week ... .Jesse Roberts now occupies a part of widow Lucas' l.onse... .Miss Amanda Willis, of Cincinnati, has been visiting relatives here the past week. No wonder John's melancholy lo-iks so suddenly disappeared. .. .Rev. Eusminger preached to a large and appreciative audieuce last Sunday night. The basket meeting which was held near this place lat Sunday was largely attended. The speakers were G. W. and C. M. Hagans.

X-CHAXGK.

A Horrible Railroad Accident. Is a daily chronicle in our papers also the death of some dear friend, who has died with Consumption, whereas, if he or she had taken Otto's Cure for Throat and Lung diseases in time, life would have been rendered happier and perhaps saved. Heed the warning! If you have a cough or any affection of the Throat and Lungs call at V. L. Early's, sole agent and get a trial bottle free. Large size 50c. i•

WILKINSON.'

David Keesling moved from Mechanicsburgh to the Heiney property last week. He is working on the rail road as a section hand... .Geo. W. Coon moved to Greenfield last Monday... .Mrs. D. S. Weaver of New Castle who was visiting friends in town for a few days past returned to her home on Monday evening ... .John W. Graves and wife and Miss Manlove were at Anderson Monday ... Born to Mr. and Mrs. John Wife heart a daughter on Saturday and on Suuday morning the babe died. Interment in McCray O aveyard on Sunday evening. from km atjtei'

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the ice cream festival and entertainment at Conklin School house on Tuesday eve, given by and for the benefit of the school ... .J. H. Lane is talking of moving his stock of drugs to Greensboro in a week or so. Sucoeet to you John iu your business ... .Guy and Ruth Morrison are visiting relatives at New Ross and Ladoga, Montgomery county, they will be gone about a month... Geo. W. Ham is at the Springs for his health Mr. Gordon of Willow Branch has moved luto the Dye property near the depot Mr. Harper and family have moved from Eden to the

Leisher property. They are artists and are taking several pictures of residences and families in this section... .Geo. W. Sowerwine is taking in a large quantity of wheat at the elevator for Wilkinson & Pedeu .. .J. W. S. Graves and J. H. Lane were at the Middletown Fair on Friday....T. B. Deem, T. B. Wilkinson and Till Fish were here last Thursday ou their way to the Middletown Fair. They were billing the Knightstown Fair on their trip which will be held Aug. 30 to September 3 iuclusive.. .Harvey Holifnbeck aud wife of Linwood, Indiaua were visiting their daughters over Sunday Rambler was in town ou Friday night looking after the interest of the REPUBLICAN. Maria llall died at her residence one mile South East of here one night last week. Interment at Kuightstowu. She was au estimable old lady.

Rucklen's Arnica Salve.

The Best Salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores. Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever, Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Corns, aud all Skin Eruptions, and positively cures Piles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money refunded. Price 25 cents per box. For sale oy M. C. Quigley.

EDEN.

Mis. Maria Pardue is very sick Charley Hiday of Auderson was the guest of Miss Ollie Kirlen Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Stewart of Kniehtstown visited Mr. and Mrs. I. S Barrett Sunday.. .The social at H. B. Wilsons last Friday night given by the O. E. S. was a grand success about 75 were present, ice cream and cake were served as refreshments and every one present enjoyed themselves highly, hoping to see many more such happy times ail went home rejoicing ... Mrs. James Kirlen is visiting her mother in Wayne county A. P. Popink and wife of Maxwell were the guests of Mr. aud Mrs. L. 11. Rigg Sunday Miss Janey Derry who has been at Harrison Jarretts the past week lias returned to her home near Greenfield Mrs Lida Scott of Anderson was at the bedside of her sister Mrs. Minnie Jarrett who is very sick over Sundny. Miss Daisy is some better ... Miss Flora Barrett and Merrill Ball have purchased usw wheels and they ride splendidly Bert- Cooper is the guest of Willie Warner tit Indianapolis... .Mrs. Irven Barnard who has been very sick is convalescing ... Mr. aud Mrs. Elwood

Barnard and children visited friends near

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HORSE NOTES.

*C. F. Bundy's brood mare the dam of Tinio, has a fine pacing colt by Pocahontas Boy.

*Why would not a walking race for farm teams at the fair be just the tliiug. A walking gait is the one most used on the farm.

*A. F, Yetter is owner of a colt by Pocahontas Boy, dam by Grand Wilkes, that shows everj element of a phenomenal pacer.

*Dollie Yetter, the dam of American Boy, has a suckling by Pocahontas Boy. It is a full brother to American Boy, and a natural pacer. *Dr. O. C. Neier of New Palestine, on Monday bought of Dr, Isaac McGuire of ttiis city his fine three-year old iron gray gelding. This horse is a very stylish driver and can trot down near three minutes. He was sired by Roger Hanson dam by Atlilone by Blue Bull 75. The price paid was $200.

L. E. Pitts of Maple Valey has a fine two-year-old bay filly by Tasco, dam by Legal Tender Jr., 2ud dam Copper Bottom, 3rd dam by Kentucky Whip. This filly paces last and is bred for a side wheeler of the first water. She is bred to Humming Bird. Mr. Pitts also has a yearling from the same dam, by Pocahontas Boy.

Dr. M. E. Knowles of Terre Haute, who resigned as State Veterinarian to accept a position with Marcus Daly the great Montana Horseman, will receive $5,500 per year and a house iu which to live. The "Hoss Doctors" are evidently "in it" but those who are in it are the men who are capaple and have the educatiou aud experience. The cow doctor with his yarbs and a few recipes don't go any more.

The following extract from a letter written by J. A. Starbuck of Yorktown, Iowa, speaks for itself: "Two years ago in harvest time, a young man came iu my store and said he had been binding wheat during the forenoon, and was so bad with diarrhoea and colic pains, 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 moruiug 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, aud had the price of the dose I gave him been three dollars it would have been cheap. I 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. L. Early. t'v-b Aug.

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(MUTUARY, HAWK.

Pearl Dail Hawk, daughter of John M. i*b and Belle Hawk, was bom November the 34, 1839 and died of flux, near New Palestine, Indiaua, August 3d, 1892. She was sick about two weeks and suffered severely until God relieved her. The blessed Christ plucked the little bud and planted it to bloom in paradise, where she will be more beautiful thaujeurth's fairest flowers. The foud parents cauuot briug the little one back, but tbey cau go to it.

J. N. THOMPSON.

IRWIN.

Almira Rice was born at Xenia, Ohio Feb. 8, 1822 and departed this life at Indianapolis ind. Aug. 9 1892. she was the daughter ot Silas and Esther Rice, the grand parents of Gideon Richie, that raised and educated Gideon Blackburn, the great Kentucky Divine. She united with the M. E. church at the age of thirteen years arid continued a faithful member of the same until death. She was united in marriage Juue 15, 1841 to J. B. R. Irwin and was a faithful wife and loving mother, their union was blessed with nine children, three sons and six daughters, two daughters haviug preceded her to the better laud. She leaves an aged husband and seven children and many friends and relatives, who mourn her death. She was always active iu religions work and faithful to her master, during all her sickness. Site never murmured or complained but continued faithful to the lvist. Her last day on earth she said, "she had nothing to do but peacefully to trust iu Jesus, that her work was done. Funeral service atM. E. church in Greenfield Ind. Aug 10 1892 conducted by Rev. J. A. Lewellen. The pastor was assisted by Revs. Win. Auderson and Geo. Tague.

Servant of God, well done Thy glorious warfare past, The battle fought the race is run

And thou art crownnd at last.

sou and wife ot Anderson were tlie guests I ford Rain? of Xortli West Greenfield Satof J. Truebiood Sunday... .Miss Etta Barrett is viMting iu Greenfield. .Jesse Barrett of Maxwel was the guest of Alerrill fiall Sunday .. ..James Clifts baby is on the sick list. CLAUDE.

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U«Mliili»iiH of Benpi'ct,

WiiEiitcAS, It lias pleased our Heavenly Father to remove from earth our young sister, Peail Fry. therefore be it liesolved, That in her de^th the Christian Sunday-school of Greenfield has been bereft of one ot its loved members.

Resolved, That as a Sunday-school we express our sinter.- sympathy with her sorrowing family, who, though they sor LOVV, yet not as those who have no hope. She brightened tt home circle a fewyears aud lias now gone to join her mother where Chns"" and las angels dwell. May they so live as to clasp hauds with the loving daughter and affectionate sister on the other shore.

JDA H. GEAP.Y, A*! 'I A INKS, Committee. MIT:I:\V ELUSOX.

Reported by C. W. Morrison & Sou undertakers. Claude Rains. 9 weeks old son of San-

urday morning Aug 15th. Funeral at Hinchmaus graveyard Sunday. Pearl Fry, age 14 years, daughter of eSf James Fry, of hasty consumption, Sun- mty a or in A 1 4 a 5 uncle Mr. Albert Audison, where she was visiting on south State street. FoneraU**8"5* ir'.'•'• Monday afternoon at Christian church by f!§f| Elder E. S. Conner. Interment New *4 Cemetery.

Templeton Ballinger, age 55 years killed by tailing ot a scaffold in a building in

Morristowu Tuesday Aug. 16th. Funeral Thursday forenoon at M. P. church in Morristowu by Rev. D. W. Evans. Interment at Asbury Cemetery.

Lake Erie & Western R. R. (Natural cas route.j has arranged to run a series of Harvest and Home Seekers excursions on Aug. 30, Sept. 27 and Oct. 25, 1892,? at the unprecedented low rate of,one fares tor the round trip to points in Kansas, Nebraska, Indian Territory, Texas, Newv Mexico, Colorado, Wyomiug, Utah, Idaho, Montaua, South and Ncrth Dakota. This is an excelleut opportunity for all those desiring to seek |homes in the West, as there are millions of acres of valuable Government lands inviting settlement within the territory covered by this series of excursions.

Be sure your tickets read via the "Natural Gas Routs," the great through line& traversiug the wonderful gas and oil regions of Ohio aud Indiana, furnishing ele-v gant Reclining Chair Cars between Sandusky and the Missouri river free of ex-w tra charge.

For tickets, rates, time and general information, call on any ticket agent of the? above route, or address

H. C. PABKEK, C. F. DALY, Traffic Manager, G. P. & T. A. Indianapolis, Ind. 33t33

I.OW RATES HARVEST EXOUKSONS, The announceneut that the Northwestern Line comprising over 8,000 miles of thoroughtly equipped railway, has arranged to ruu two low rates Harvest Excursion during the months of August and September, will be gladly received by those who are interested in the development of the West and Northwest, as well as by those who desire to visit this wonderfully productive region at a season of the year when exact demonstration cau be made of the merits aud advantages iteffers to home-seekers and those in search of safe profitable investments.

These excursion will leave Chicago on August 30th and Sept. 27th, and tickets can be purchased at the vtry low rate ot one fare for the round trip to points in Iowa,Minnesota,North and South Dakota, Nebraska, Wyoming, Colorado, Utah, Idaho, and Monata. They will be strictly, first-class in every particular and will be good for return passage at any time with in twenty days from date of purchase. Full information concrning rates and arrangements for these excursion can be obtain upon application to any coupon ticket agent, or to W. A. Thrall, G. P. T. A., Chicago ifc North Western li'v Chicago.

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French Lick untl West linden. The recent change of time on the Monon route enables Indianapolis patrons of the above celebrated health cures aud summer resorts, to leaveludiatiapolis at 12:30 p. in. by the Vundalia Line and 12:05 p. m. by the St. Louis division of theC., C., C. & St. L., and arrive at West Baden at 6:58 p. m. and French Lick at 7:00 p. m. Ticket rate, $5.75 round trip. 27tl2

Good Farm For Sale.

An eighty-five a*"% farm, good twostory frame house, bath and out-build-ings, good Hvator. etc., at Gera, Ind,, is for sale, 70 acres.ii cultivation. For particulars Mil on o? address, I. N, Stuts*