Greenfield Republican, Greenfield, Hancock County, 8 August 1895 — Page 1

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VOL XVI. NO. 32.

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tORYDON W. MORRISON.

will it not in your case?

We have just received the best line of BOYS

LOST.—A brown slnwl with a flowered u^border on the Greenfield and Slor/islown ifcApike Tuesday. Finder leave at to is ^office or return to vner Mrs. O. T. iSfcsRitchie near Shiloh school louse.

—sofa Robertson S. Ballard, of New Boston, f^j^IUinois, armed in ihi.s county on Friday, .-^August 2nd, to \Mt In limi ie!ati\us $fand frimds, and gtiw1 hs sibtei, Mrs. ^^Amanda Ross, of Cleveland, qinto an agreeable sui prise. lie be'orgs to a family that have livtd to an ag: very few families rail heat. 'Ihey were lorn in what is now Weft Virginia aud niove-.l ^••to Indiana in 18.J1 setting near Kuights-v4-tOwn. There a: live out of seven living

Whose pges count up to 411 years. Gordon Ballard, ot knightstown, is H9 William Bnilaid, of Cleveland, is

TWO-PIECE SUITS

we ever handled. The pants are

Double Kneed and Seat

And the Coats are double and single breasted.

We are going to make a drive in prices and sell them below anybody. Bring your boys in while the war i* on.

J. WARD WALKER & CO.

C. w. MORRISON

UNDERTAKERS.

Good straw matting, per yard 8 cents. Hemp carpet, per yard 8 cents. Ingrain carpet, yard wide -13F #ent s. Regular 40 cent grade ingrain carpet 32 cents. All wool carpet for 45 cents. Six foot extensoin table $2.50 Six chairs for $198 Large oak safe —$4.25

Baby carriages, iurniture and carpets selling way down.

If the hair lias been made to grow a natural color on bald heads In thnu-ands of,.. .. ,. recorded for the week ending Aug. 8 cases, by using Hall's Hair Renewer, why

Robertson S. Bollard, of New Boston, HI., is 83 Mrs. Amanda R« a*, Cli ve-

land is 78 and Austin Builurd, uL Indianapolis, Is 75. Nervous debility is a common coin plaint, epptcially among women. The ia^-best medical treatment lor this disorder kfiUs a peralstenl course of Ayer's Sar*spari'.la to cleanse snd invigorate lie bhod.

This being accomplish- d, nature will do thereat. "Canst thou minister to a mind oaaedf" asks Macbeth. Certainly, my lord the condition of the mind depends largly, If not solely, on the condition of til* stomach, liver, and bowels, for all of which oomplalnts Ayer's Pills are

jiorerlgoMt th4ng on earth." Kai: r..j:.'..i' fc.

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OAK S. MORRISON.

SON.

Marnier 27 West Main t, Greenfield, and at Morristown. We have an excellent outfit, and extensive stock, and at Greenfield do undertaking exclusively. Residence over store. Calls answered promptly day or uight. Call bell at store lour and residence door. 83tf

THE LADIES

ARE ASTONISHED

And well they be, for we are selling

oroiore

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at astonishing prices. Look at these:

Real Estate Transfers.

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prpnnred by J. H. Bmford, Attorney

Notary MM! Loan Agent per Mrs. W. F. Pitts, Stenographer, Notary and Typewriter P. H. Boyd io Jntss R. Radcliif, lot, city $ 125 00 Eva'ine Baldwin to Elmer Gant lo\ city 816 00 Evaline Baldwin to Elmer Gant, lot, city 06 00 Mary E. Morris to Ada Fort, lot,

Charlottesville 100 00 Samuel TO. Gapen to Emma H. Walker, lot, city 400 00 J. W. S. Graves to C. 8. E.

Smith etfll, lot, Wilkinson 90 00) Jno. L. Mothershead to Marion E. Duzm, lot, Fortvi'le 100 00 E-ther A. Smith to Willi*in

Dance, 11 acies 440 00 Arthur P. Williams to Carrie B. Whetsel, lot, city 00 00 P. 11. Boyd to Jas Codin, lot, city 412 00 Her.ry L. Moore to Mary E.

Tague, lot, city 150 00 Laura M. Eib to Elizabeth Martin, Sand 340 00 Catherine Brown to John E.

Martin, land 350 00

No. transfers, 13. Consi' ration $3479 00 V'V"

Sara Millikln has returned home from Indianapolis where he b»» been working tor the past few weeks. R. R. Miles, the firm with which he has been connected, will move this week from Indianapolis to Cleveland, Ohio

Monday's Daily,

Tin fruit cans 35c per dozen. Spot Cash. Mis 5 Ida Steele is sick with typhoid fever.

Mrs. Warren R. King visited friends at Indianapolis today. Elmer J. Binford went to Indianapolis today on legal business.

Harry Young went to Fairland today to work in a barber shop. Ladies high crown white sailor hats, ready trimmed for 50 cents.

Andy Bennett and Stacy Matthews went to Chicago yesterday evening. Paul Hagan and wife, of Fortville, spent Sunday with John Borrey and wife.

Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Polen, of Indianapolis, spent Sunday with D. H. Goble and wife.

Mrs. Mary Van Bergen and daughter Miss Ida, of Chicago, are visiting W. H. Martin.

John Brooks, of near West-land, has returned home from the Terre Haute schools.

Miss Belle Peters entertained a gentleman friend, J. E. Grahn, of Indianapolis, Sunday.

Miflin Reeves and family, of Knightstowu, were visiting at E B. Marshall's over Sunday.

Miss Stella Ham, who has been visiting her brother Walter at Wilkinson, returned home Friday.

The Greenfield and nine will play a game of ball with the Lemon's Corner club on next Saturday.

Mrs. Dr. Cox, who has been visiting her son Bert, returned to her home in Charlottesville today.

The Spot Cash store has cut the life out of the prices of summer shoes. Go get some of their bargains.

The old township trustees are settling with the County Commissioners today, but will hardly get through..

Eddie Polhman, of Indianapolis, who has been visiting his cousin, Eddie Quigley, returned home yesterday.

Mrs. Thos. Heck and daughters went to (ireencastle today to. visit her daughter, Mrs.,Samuel Hartley.

Miss Borgia Barnard is acting as deputy Recorder during the absence of Elmer Thomas on a ti ip to Wyandotte cave.

M.. Alexander went to Noblesville tjday to transact business lor the Home insurance Co. cf which he is a special a t.

Mis. George Carr and daughter Bertha, the AJirses Anna Lishtr and Bosa Smith, and Mr. O. P. Enstes went to Bethany Pai today.

Misses Florence Everson and Millie Thompson went to Indianapolis today to spend a week visiting their friend, Mrs. L. E. PoJen.

R. A. Black and family returned yesteiday fiom their three weeks trip to Wyandotte Cave. They had a very pleasant time.

The Pennsylvania Railroad has figured it down fine, and reports that "the receipts are $1,200 per hour more than they were last year."

G. W. Reed left today for Crawfordsville, Terre Haute, Danville, 111. and other places in the interest of a Cincinnati Carriage Co.

Mrs. W. H. Clippenger and son, of In dianapolis, will arrive in rhe cify tomorrow for a weeks' visit with the family of Dr. M. M. Adams.

Frank Duncan and wife, of Indianapolis, were her yesterday calling on relatives and friends. Frank formerly lived here, and his friends were glad to see him again.

A large number of old soldiers went to Indianapolis today to draw their quarterly pension. Many others took advantage of the reduced rates, between 60 and 70 tickets being sold.

Miss Kate Nave and her brother Geo., of Indianapolis, rode out on their bicycles and were guests at the homes of M. F. Wills and H. C. Rumrill, Sunday. Miss Nave will be one of the teachers in our city schools this year.

Mrs. H. Bacon, who has been visiting her daughter, Mrs. A. R. Walker, returned to her home in Indianapolis today. She was accompanied by her grand-daughter, Miss Georgie Daily, who has been visiting Pearl Walker

W. C. Dadding returned from" Indianapolis today where he went to see his wife who is there taking treatment. He reports Mrs. Dudding as in a very lad condition, she having had a surgical operation performed last Saturday.

Eugene Boyderi, who is connected with the government printing filce, Wcshington, D. C., arrived in tJie city yesterday to spend the month with relatives and friends. *^v'J

Wellington C«M«r, 79 years old, one of Brandy wine townships oldest citizens died at his home there at 8 a. m. today. Funeral at Sugar creek chuich Wednesday at 10:30 a. m.

For fresh bread, ple«, cakes,' candles, oysters in all styles, or Warm meals, c»ll at Harry Iieguia's bakery, on West Ma^n street. JMttf

AT THE

A dinner set of white peerless ware for $198 A decorated cuspidore for Large cup and saucer tic

8 inch covered dish with stem, a handsome dish and new pattern 32c A glass tea set, 4 pieces 16c Crystal plain goblets 4c Ribbed band glass tumbler 4c An entirely new pattern crystal glass tumbler 3c

We sell dish ware by the piece or set or any way that you want to buy it. A new assortment of glass and dishware just come in, which we bought at special low prices, and wili give the buyer the advantage of it. Always come to

THE-^

GREENFIELD, INDIANA, THURSDAY, AUG. 8,1895. IL\E DOLLAR PER YEAR.

Jelly glasses 30c per dozen. SPOT CASH. CnrMs M. Wi-e, of Jackson township has formed a partnership with Erce-t Odle, of Tndianapolis, and will begin the practice of la'*" in thnt cify nt once. ilr. Wise is ot-e of the bright and active young in«k of mis county, ana we wi*h him ttbuudant success.

Willie Denny and Ira Martin, two of our young gents who left a few weeks ago on the "bog" to see part of the world, returned on Saturday last to the cot of their fathers. They say they can verify the truth of the old saying, that "There is no place like home."

The hobo element has given this city a wide berth siuce the stone-pile ordinance has been given ge eral circulation. It is now ten days' in the city stonery to be vagged.—Rushville Lea ier.

Greenfield has not been troubled with tramps much this summer. Most of them got back to their homes last year and have staid there ever since. The stouepile is the kind of n.edicine to give them when they do get numerous and troublesome.

Dr. J. W. SelmRU went to Indianapolis Friday night to assist Dr. Eastman in performing an operation upon Mrs. W. C. Duddir.g, of this city. Mrs. Duddicg has been pick and confined to ber home for several months, and nothing but a surgical would be of any benefit. The operation was successfully performed, and she is now resting nicely. Mrs. D. has many friends here who wish her a speedy recovery and a safe return home.

A. Gnffln, of Nob'e township, sold to J. A. Widau, July.29th, 100 hogs whose total weight wa* 27,450 pounds, for $1,372.50. He sold two other lots since Jan. 10th, 165 in all, cooking a total of $2,325. They are all of his own raising, and he has more than 200 still on hand.— Rushville Republican.

From the above it is seen that much money can be made raising hogs. ExSenator J. A. Mount, of Montgomery county, makes big money in that way, as he usually sells about $3,000 worth of hogs each year.

The government has very properly gone out of the business of printing return cards on envelopes for firms or individuals. The postofflce department, however, recommends that all envelopes should have a return card so that in case it is not delivered to the party addressed, it will be returned to the writer and not sent to the dead letter office to be opened. All parties needing envelopes are invittd to come to the

REPUBLICAN

office, A3 we

carry a large line and will print ihem for you promptly and at reasonable la es. tf

A Few Special Bargains In the Dish Line For this Week

V-STORE.

When you want dish or glassware.

J. W. COOPER

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Tueidav's J:ailr. Ar'hur Wa'ker 'ssl ot' Niwel troub! V\'m. Sc'ein w.-ut t» 11 today visii und--.

Si'as Corn-1 ut Dunkirk today to visit relatives Stimuei O iker-on visited lady friends at Plaiiifitld Sunday...

John Morrison visited friends at I diinhpoll's Sunuy. Atcend Spot.( a h's sbo~ S'jle. Gt ods going at hucti-m races.

Mrs. Cum^tock, moth' of J. W. Con stock, is dangerously sick. Mrs. Molli* HuwrHes went to Warsaw tjday to sit, her broth,

Win. Mnish and Rottraan went to Indianapoli- today on i^inehP. Misses HeUu and Beulah Wise, of I.' dianipoln, ».re w&iti. Ada Pusey

Aguilla Grist, \v te au! daughter, Miss Grist, are gue-ts at W Barn irds. O Lnv, of O i, !nd is visiting relatives and friei.da h~re a few days.

Miss Nellie'.rlascuck went to Iui'imapolis ti d-ty to visit, Mus La-r* Pitcbir. J. N On" weut tu Ti .t Monday where he ir« e»g t.^ed in hj fruit trte business.

Dr Comstuek is htwii.li-ig the funeral of his biother's eUld near Siiiiih'and, Sbeloy -uuty.

Paul Herrin?, of Wabash, is visiting his son. T. Herring-, proprietor of thv Troy St earn Laiiudry.

MisS Nellie Betcher tas gone to Tndianapolis to t-pend a ni-n'ti wirh li#r aunt, Mrs. Luii-a i'ayl.»r

J. C. Meek, of Philadelphia, spent the day with his brother, J. ek. He returned home this evening

Perry Harris, of Shelbyville, and Henry Ead^s, of St. Johns Crossing, were guests of Pusey Sunday.

Marcellus Neal road to Crete, Randolph county, yesterday and return on his bicycle. It is over 100 miles.

The Misses Addie and Effie Jeffries went to Carmel today to spend three weeks visiting their grandfather.

Mrs. Mary Vat,Bergen and daughter Ida, who have bet visi'ing W. H. Martin, have re urce to th.j!r home in Chicago.

The Misses Lottie Dowling, Bessie Trexel and Edi ^mith, of Dayfon, O were entertained by s. Cort Dowling over Sunday.

Charles To!",'.! wvnt to Wabash today. After visit'ng his parents for few daj s, he will go to Chicago to se ect Lis fall stoek of tailoring goods.

It' any man want* to put ab.mt $3 into a good calf siviti w.jlt shoe, one that li-us and shines nicely, shou hsk for the PjrJecto shoes at Lr-e Thayer's.

Those goint to Indiat apolis toduy were Mesdames John Barr, Geo. Justice and D. B. Cooper, Miss Flo Fry, Dug -ckner, Dr. Lar:nvre and son. Jas. Thomas.

Some people t.re so djspep'ic and soured that nothirg pleases th-ni. They are always growling, grumbling and kicking. They are alvvays looking ou the dark side of the pic urn

Jehu Hunt, cne of Grteu tcwi ship's oldest citizens. iied Monday at 11 a. UK Funeral Wednes-av -t 10 a. m. at Kd^n

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Mrj. Charles P.Ftldvir, one of our popular city teachers, has returned home from the Stale Normal at Ttrro Haute, where she has been t'e pasi three months improving herself a- a teacher.

L. L. Ei'gan'srfght has re«fgn«d as cash'er of the New Palestine Plato Faiik atid Tmstee ILnry Fri.l eh ehcttd citshier by the diroetors. W. T. Eaton is president and M-mcIie vice-presi-di.nt.

Miss Alma Wd 'cave^ t. dt»y for Car thage for a too v. c-.ki? sit. will Miss Nona Newfomf. ^lie wdl then go to Cincinnati, O and Jt-fl'ersouville, Jijri. visiting frienlf ut e» clt place a slort time

Prof. J.

Micl--, lo it* the mnsical our city schools, moved

Instructor here from Now ustle t. !uy. His family will come in a few t'a s. They wiil occupy the J. A. Sli'er p-oj er^y adjoining the Christian ehuich on Noith street.

The Spot Ca^h store lia^ st completed its elegant new roc m. Tnds room will be du-voted exclusively to clothing and they are now receiving vry l«rge stock of the latest tbi gs to be found In the clothing market, iey have a special, sale now ou of men'* suits for $9 98 that beats anything ever^at emp:.ed in this «rt of th9 country. Be sure and loik at the!r clothing If v.u want to buy at. cut

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POT I ASH.

i:v THE

tat Mule Bttce.

Te^l every

body

and help make

the Fair a grand success. 1 t.p-ize, W:::! eter repeatingshot Kiuii(.-i£h. -,) value $25 00 2nd|_prze,.No crk stove, value. 15 00 'Jrdze,•suit clotl es, value... 7 00 4rh pi .- ir of .-hoes, jvalue 3 00 5 ir ze, No. C2 squiirel rifle, a' •. .. 2 50

In the rice of

SHOES!

We are now closing out our stonk of low !-hoe«, and in order to make them go we will sell them at the following greatly reduced prices

All Clrldivn" •St.00. now

days.

to S2 00

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(^'toicf "jf finy fit.

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Oxfords up to for 59c

Ladies' SI Oxfords reduced to--60c

L«/hV«5l I5 O.vfords cut to 80c

Our iit*.w Jul.ette, the swellest

shoe ever brought out for [the

money, reduwu from $?.50 to $1.60

just to make tiu-i

jump for a few

Elegant Tan Oxfords, stitched

with white, an up-to-date shoe in

every re.«p reduced]'from $2.50

Baby Shoes on'y 16c per pair.

$ 1 2

and $13 suit

in 5he l.ontc ior

6 ^4

he time lo buy youa forjliit!e money and

ielWv fur llic Fair.

5!:il- th:s store when von come to

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salt

your stopping

(iivPnficld.

Ill B. THAYER.-

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