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day... .Ella Lynum, who has been sick foL' some rime, is reported much belter... Rev. Heims* commenced a protracted meeting ut Ziou's Chappel, two miles north of here, last Sunday uight Misses Maggie Monroe anil Ethel Mosseu. of New Castle, and Miss Allie Reynolds, of near Matkleville, were entertained by Mrs. Bruce Marsh, Sundi.y ...Mrs. John Gilbraith is sick at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Lee Yates.. .Henry and Jesse Williams, of Colorado, arrived here Mooflay, to visit their parents... .Several of citizens were engaged in putting up last week... .The teachers of this towi s'lip, held their* last institute for this winter at our school-housp lust Saturday. All the teachers were present and the roona was comfortably filled with visitors la the evening Trustee Kennedy treated all who were present, to apples and made ti nice complimentary speech to his teachers. The day was enjoyed by all who were present... .Mrs. Martin .vlaroney and sous, were guests of Fortville friends, the first of the week

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CiiniU'-liiins wnsf'uiv :uil briirlit, Winter must hike another Might-. Yes. the ground hog could plainly see his shadow, and has retired again of course to stay seven long weeks, which b.-ings us to the 21 of March before we will see anymore warm weather. But as we have had such a beautiful winter, we must try to bear it without complaining Yet we are sorry lie did not select the intern ion, instead of the morning, which would have resulted very differently, as his shad-, wouid not have been visible ...Business seems to improve some, at least about Mohawk... .Our school is progressing smoothly under the management of the new teacher, who is giving general satisfaction among the pupils, as well as jinrents. .Our Sundayschool is moving right off, of course. If you don't believe it come and see for yourself... .Geo. M. Kumler is making still another addition to his group of stable buildings... .Frank Steele is building another barn on one of the farms of the Hans Steele heirs.

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C. C. Pratt, M. D. was on the sick list last week.... J. W. Fletcher and wife are reported better. Lewis Mills is not progressing as nicely as we would like to see ....Edna McCormick is visiting her sister at Mechauicsburg... .$5000 has been subscribed for the CorbeiX-Jackson fight at Willow Branch ...Israel Jones and family are once more residents here. He will clerk for A. P. Thomas... .Joel H. Knight is playing it now. He has frozen his partner out and promises to furnish his customers with the best of meat- at a very low figure ...Wm. Fort has adaed wonderfully to the looks of his cottage by erecting a fine fence in front... .C. S. Record has a pair of boys now. Scott is a jolly fellow and a splendid workman at his trade, harness and shoe-making .. Our National Gas Co. held their annual meeting on Saturday, Feb. .'3, a handsome dividend was reported which will encourage them to continue to furnish us with the fuel at their reasonably low rate. Good enough... .The reason that we all know that we are favored with a good school and teacher is because we hear no complaint... .In the items of the Hancock Democrat last week, wt were informed by the writer that John Marsh had a Hue ox to die. Mr. Marsh says he will indict the writer to the full extent of ihe law, if he can ascertain who it was The reason the Wilson Bill'' was not paid last week, there had to be $•" 8,000,000 borrowed to pay current expenses,—will see Mr. Wilson next... .George Phemister and family, of Maxwell were guests of C. C. Pratt last Sunday... .Did you go to the show? .. .McCormicks have quite a number of logs on hands now. They are in the market for all kinds of marketable timber... .Mrs. Powhatan Carter has been low for a few days, relapse of the lagrippe Protracted meeting at the L. 13. churcl. is progressing nicely, conducted by Rev. C. E. Hunt. No conversions yet, hut hoped for and room for many and should the christian people take the interest in God's work, that a number of them did in the Hummer Trio last week, the accomplishment would be wonderful.

Ten days loss of time on accouut of sicknese and a doctor bill to pay, is anything but pleasant for a man of a family to contemplate, whether he is a laborer, mechanic, merchant or publisher. .Tas. O. Jones, publisher of the Leader, Mexia, Texas, was sick in bed for ten days with the grip during its prevalence a year or two ago. Later in the season he had a second attack. He says: "In the latter case I used Chamberlain's Cough Remedy with considerable success, I think, only being in bed a little over two days. The second attack I am satisfied would have been equally as bad as the first but for the use of this remedy." It should be borne in mind that the grip is much the same as a very severe cold and requires precisely the same treatment. When you wish to cure a cold quickly and effectually give this remedy a trial. 25 and 50 cent bottles for sale by M. C. Quigley, druggist. feb

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Health is tolerably good at present.... B. £. Purdue was the guest of John Hiday, of near McCordsville, last week.... The Green township institute here last Saturday was well attended and interesting. .. .Mrs. Hiram Jarrett and Minnie Alfcrd visited Mrs. J's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Scott, at Anderson last week....

Gurn DeCamp met with an accident at school last week and is nnfsing a broken wrist Mr. True and family, of Fortville, purchased a residence here and will make our quiet village there future home He is a solid Republic Harrison Jarret-t is beiug iniatiated into the I. O. O. F., at Pendleton. We wish him a safe journey Clemn Osbon, who has been "staying with her grandmother this winter, has gone to lrer home- in Tipton on a visit....

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was smiling on his many friends here last week... Mrs. Josie Barrett was the guest of relatives in and near Kfiightstovvu, a part of last week... .Last Friday being the 15th birthday of Maggie Barrett the young people gave her quite a pleasant surprise in the evening. It was an enjoyable evening to all...-Chas. Hiday of Wayne county was the guest of Olive lvirlin last week Mrs. I. S. Barrett, Merrill Ball, Flora Barrett, Elsie Barrett, Maggie Barrett, Orville Baity and Mary Matthews, attended the elocutionary recitals by the Little Wonders, at Pendleton, last Saturday night.

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Glad to be able to greet my friends again through your columns, was ill last week The revival spirit seems to be getting hold of the people and the series of meetings in the M. E. church are proving a season of blessing.. Isaac Allison of Paua, III., was the guest of his mother Eunice Allison and children last week... Oliver Lineback and wife removed Tuesday to a farm near Waldrou... .Dora Decker and Charles Roberts, of Arlington spent Sunday with relatives here .. .Paul Brown, of Spiceland was the guest of his uncle, J. F. Shultz and family, Monti ly.. .Elder Shutts filled his regular ap(intment at the Christian church Saturdiy and Sunday ...Dr. E. W. Hammon closed a successful series of meetings at Warrington Sunday evening and preached twice then- last Sunday Micah Morris is conducting meetings at Wilkinson with success Anna Butler transacted buniI ness at Carthage, Saturday. .. .M. E. quarterly meeting here next Sunday.

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Boweu last week in the revival services here Al Mattocks and John Bell spent Sunday at home with their families.... Mary Woodard, of your city, was the guest of J. F. Shultz and family, Saturday. .. Friends quarterly.- meeting at the Ridge next Saturday and Sunday Leona Forbes and sister, Adah, from Riverside, were guests of Rose Smith, Thursday Late letters received by Delia Bennett from her aunt, Mary Myers state they are locating a farm near Columbia, Tenn. She sent violets and other wild flowers fresh from the meadow in bloom J. Lee Wilsou and Orella Dailey are convalescent... .Emily Staley from Indianapolis, was the guest of relatives here Saturday week.... The 21st of this month is the anniversary of the W. C. T.

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served the following Sunday afternoon.. Sarah Oldham is the guest of her grand childreu, Oscar and Adah Reese, during the revival ...Gay Jackson has the agency for the county to sell Imperial Volva, a new complexion mixture Mrs. James Powers and Laura Ibes were guests of Lavina Carrol, Thursday James Leamons and wife are guests of parents, Isaac Leamons and family... Estey Fort, of your city is the guest of friends here. ..Thos. Niles was at Indianapolis Saturday, and Thos. Owens was there, Tuesday.

O. W. O. Hardman, Sheriff of Tyler Co., W. Va appreciates a good thing and does not hesitate to say so He was almost prostrate with a cold when he procured a bottle of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. He says: "It gave me prompt relief. I find it to be an iuvaluable remedy for coughs and colds." For sale by M. C. Quigley, druggist. feb

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Israel Fred had a very narrow escaped one day last week, by his team of four-your-olds becoming unmanageable and running away. He was thrown againgst the fence, sustaining slight bruises, but no serious injuries resulted. T. J. White caught the team before it had run far. ... .James Hamilton is erecting an elegant traveling wagon for T. J. White, the Insurance man. It will be fine Ye correspondent had the pleasure of riding on a railroad engine in company with that expert engineer, Mr. "Bose" Hauna, as he is farimliarly known. It did me good to observe the ease and accuracy of his management of "the iron horse." He explained the intricate points ot its machinery, with the ease that manifested his high skill in his line. We admire a man who is high in his profession. Mr. Hanna is one of the finest engineers on the road, and is a whole souled gentleman... .Walter McCord is making preparations to

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good roadsters this.season. He is a great admirer of a good horse. ..Morrison Bros, are under contract to manufacture 100 gas regulators and fifty Peerless pumps. They will turn these out as soon as possible Quite a great amount of logs are being shipped from here.... List & Sous are receiving a large number of logs at their mill Miss Millie McCord was seen carrying a full grown hog to her home from the depot. It was a Guinea (hog) pig....At the wedding of Carl Morrison and wife, the following presents were given, viz.: Mr. and Mrs W. W. Stanley, two oil paintings Mr. Bell and daughter, set of silver tea spoons: Mr. and Mrs. S. Morrison, one dozen napkins Florence Baird, silver berry spoon Mrs. Wm. Morrison, pocket book and $5 Wm, Morrison, to bride, $50 bill The llniversalist minister's name is Fosher, not Foster, as printed in last two reports ...Seymour Morrison made a trip to Kennard, Ind., where he is putting in a gas plant... .Byron Kirtz belie viug that it is good to read the

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LICAN, sends the money for a years subscription. He knows a good thing when he sees it... .Rev. Fish's friends in the immediate vicinity, "pounded" him to the amount of several dollars' worth of the necessities of life, last Friday night.

Rev. Green took dinner with A. J. Apple and family a few days ago. He has been having some good revivals on his charge... .Our Rev. John Fred is having wonderful success at Leo. Ind. 93 accessions at last report, and the work still going on... .The Mt. Comfort people are in the line of a protracted meeting. We hope great results )may be recorded. Don't try to work up a great success by scolding and complaining of one another that will destroy any revival. Rev. Fish

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THE GREENFIELD REPUBL10AN, THURSDAY, FEB. 8, 1894.

is a hard worker and never abuses. Follow him....S. C. Pickle and wife entertained several of their friends with a sumptuous dinner on Sunday Dr. Cory had a severe runaway on Monday, injuring the patella of his right knee ... Mr. Edward's brother, Julian Hanna and mother, visited Mr. Edwards and family on Sunday... .Jasper McConnel cracked one of the bones of his left arm last week in lifting at loading logs....Miss Dosie Stoner visited friends worth of Oaklandon on Sunday....Wm. Driffle has erected a saw mill tw® miles east of town, on his farm, and is doing some good work.... Miss Minnie Sample, of near Indianapolis, visited friends near here last week... On the first Saturday in next mouth the teachers o! Lawrence Tp., Marion Co., will join the teachers of Vernon Tp., in a rousing institute at McCordfville. A good time is auticipat?d ... W. A. Pilkenton has placed an electric cigar lighter in his store. Free shocks may be had. .If they shock each one sufficiently to cause him to abandon the habit. Eureka! ... Mr. Geo. Teel, Sr., has been dangerously ill of heart disease .. Jas. Shultz has been a great sufferer for many weeks from the effect of a gathered finger... Green McCord is convalescing "Kirg" Smith has been suffering several days, from an attack of the grippe Alva Apple is no better, his ear giving him much pain... .Chas. William, son of Christopher and Emma Robertson, was born May, 4, 1893, died Jan., 30, 1894, aged 8 months and 26 days. He was stricken down with that dread disease, spinal fever, and lingered nine days. The funeral was preached in the Friend's church at Philadelphia, and his remains laid to rest in the cemetery near by. The bereaved parents have the sympathy of their neighbors and friends in this deep affliction... .Jessio York, neice of T. J. Hanna, diod at her home at Indianapolis, on last Thursday ...Mrs. Cory, the estimable little wife of Oaklandon's popular postmaster and harness maker, committad suicide last Thursday evening by shooting herself through the head. Her remains were brought to McCordsville for burial. This sad event casts a gloom over the whole community, as none kuew her but to love her. She had poor health for a few weeks, thus slighly unbalancing her mind, but it was not thought to be serious. It seems that she had determined to end her life for some few days previous, as a sharpened butcher knife was found in the bed, and a very sharp pocket knife concealed elswhere. Thus is broken a once very happy home. The heart-broken husband has the sympathy of all who know him, in this trying ordeal... .John Burlington, of Indianapolis, buried a child at the M. E. cemetery here, on Monday... .Mrs. Baird is on the sick list We are informed that some took offence at our position on the gaming question. Now, since we have mentioned no names in anything whatever, no one can condemn iio for personality, and do not even know who the guilty parties were: besides this, we do not condemn all games. It is not the games we condemn, but the manner, associations, etc., connected with the same. There are many games that are perfectly harmless, in fact they are beneficial. No intelligent person who has carefully considered the question, will condemn all games. There are extremists in every department in life. There must be a discrimination. It is the hiding ajvay in some hay mow, thicket, or other secret corner, quarelliug, drinking, betting and cursing over some game of chance, thus demoralizing themselves and their associates, that we condemn. We oppose auy game of chance as having a blighting and withering effect upon all who come in contact with it. There is a discriminating line, across which, he who values character and virtue must not pass. It is the failure to select the wheat from the chaff that has wrecked the noblest heart. It is weak argument to assume that, if one is wrong, all is wrong, equally is it so to assume, one right, all right. Our object is not to tear down the character of any one, but, rather to place before each, an ideal, toward which he may ever strive. No one ever reaches higher than his aim. Our actions make or mar us. Every community has an individual who has done more than any one else to wreck the lives of young men. Let every one ask himself the question, "Is it I?" Pure in sentiment, pure iu speech, pure in deeds, thus purifying the race. In the words of my worthy colleague, who corresponds for the Demo crat, I ask, "Am I right?"

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July 3, 1893.

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Quite a number from here attended the coffee supper at Gem last Saturday night .Mr. chue, living northeast of here, who was formerly a German minister filled the pulpit at the M. E. church last Sunday.. .Born to W. C. Atherton and wife on last Monday, a fine baby boy Rev. Bamsev is holding protracted meeting at Sugarcreek.... Mrs. Clara Hutton has been quite sick for some time, but is better... .Mrs. Ella Sebastian, of Indianapolis. visited relatives here last week... The ladies of the M. E. and Friends' churches here hold union prayer-meeting on each Sunday afternoon. A great deal of spiritual benefit may be derived from these meetings and each and every lady should attend Hattie Thompson, of Indianapolis, was here last Sunday.... Mr. and Mrs. Mock, of Oakland, visited their daughter, Mrs. Clara Hoss last Tuesday... .Delia Eastes spent Saturday and Sunday with her brother, Worth Eastes at Indianapolis The house of John Hutton, northeast of here was entirely destroyed by fire on last Monday. This is a great loss to Mr. Hutton and he has our entire sympathy Luther Morris, of Indianapolis, visited friends here last week.

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Jess Bell of Kuightstown, visited his brother Frank this week Douglas Jackson and family of Pendleton, are visiting relatives here.... Boru to wife of F. J. Chappell, Feb. 1st. a big boy. Fred steps a little higher now The Harry Daiiuiels elocutiuary entertainment last Friday night at the M. E. church,

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not a success in auy way Mr. Frank Bell and wife, visited at, Indianapolis, first of week... .The spelling school Thursday night was largely attended, the house was crowded to its utmost, and many could not gain entrance Moses Gant, Henry Wallsmith, J. F. Gant ami Joseph Gray were at Indianapolis Monday, on business John Gant of Illinois, is visiting his brother. Moses Gant, this week.. ,. The little child of John Merchants, taken suddeutly ill Saturday night with croup, but is better.. .The protracted meeting commenced at the Friends church Saturday night, under the management of Mrs. Martica Carter, we hope that she may have an abundance of success... ,C. F. W. Brandt of Indianapolis, was here on business Sunday.... Morgan Osboru left Monday night for Cooksville 111., where he internetworking the coming summer... .Frank Durham and wife of Brightwood, are visiting relatives here this week....D. M. Moroney and wife attended the formers sisters wedding at Foitville Tuesday... John Sheets of Mt. Comfort, was the guest oi James Poiris Saturday.

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E. H. Faut and daughter, Mrs. Sophia Mitchell, attended the funeral of Mrs. Morgan Chandler at Greenfield, Sunday

Tennessee Warblers' sacred concert given in the M. E. church last Saturday nighc was a repetition of the one given iu the K. of P. hall here a short time before It was entertaining and laughable. They had a fair audience Ben Freeman was home over Sunday, auti while assisting at the fire in the afternoon, received a bad cut on his left hand with soma sharp object. Dr. Neier dressed the wound, which required four stitches... .Shortly after 3 o'clock Sunday afternoon the stable of Andy Denk was discovered to be on fire, which spread rapidly to the stable of Jacob Diukle, totally destroying both buildings. Part of the former was occupicd by Max Herrlich, iu which he lost two head of horses, two light wagons, harness, robes, and considerable corn and hay. The buildings and contents were a total loss to the owners and occupants, amounting to $1,000 or $1,200, with some insurance. Cause of fire unknown The directors of the creamery had a meeting on Friday night of last week, to determine on a fiual disposition of the prop erty .Marshal McCune was instructed by Indianopolis parties to arrest two colored men stealing ft ride on an eastbound passenger train last Thursday noon, for stealing a revolver from an officer at Indianapolis. The gun was found in their possession and the parties were held until late that evening and released, as no one came to identify them Ed Hudson, of Indianapolis, an old-time resident of this place, visited relatives here last week Ed Gould and wife, of Brookville, visited her sister, Mrs. Shaffer, last Sunday... .Clarence Everson is on the sick list. ..John Freeman aud family spent Sunday with Rev. Lawrence Jones and wife, at Indianapolis.

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