Greenfield Republican, Greenfield, Hancock County, 10 November 1910 — Page 5

W'Mi

iV M'f.'

We are showing one of the most clever lines of Overcoats for men that fashion affords^ Coats that are characterized by their exclusiue cloths and weaves, and having the new popular full skirt and broad shoulder effects.

Prices ranging from $5 to $20

We have a very snappy

24j^ lbs Co-Op Flour 68c 25 lb sack Sugar.. $ 1.33 2 large boxes of Dutch

Cleanser I5c

The State of Indiana, Hancock County---ss In the matter of the Estate of Jonathan A. Ayers, Deceased.

No. 1G87. In the Hancock Circuit Court, Septemtor Term, A. D. 1910. Be It Known, That on the 0th day of November A. D. 1910, Minnie L. Ayers, Administratrix of the Estate of Jonathan A. Ayers

And said heirs are nlso notified in addition, to appear on said eiay and make proof of their heirship to said estate.

In Witness Whereof, I have hereunto subscribed my name and affiled the seal of said Court this dth day of November 1910.

You Can't Lose!

You Buy a

Our first free excursion will leave Indianapolis Tuesday, November loth, over the Illinois Central, at 7,20 A. M. Come and join us. For full particulars call or address

FRIDAY AND SATURDAY SPECIALS

That Will Greatly Interest You.

Stylish Togs for Men and Boys

Our new line of Clothing for men has already won the confidedce of the peopl'3. In this line we are showing all the new popular weaves and coloring, including nobby grays, browns, blues, etc. If you want good, dependable and stylish clothing we certainly have it.

Prices $5.00 to $20.00

Stylish Apparel for Misses and Women

Payne Investment Co.,

42 North Delaware St., Indianapolis

If you join us we must know by Monday, so as to reserve your sleeping car berth.

Election Returns

SO DOES CHRISTMAS

Our new line of non-rust, detachable handle umbrellas, combining utility and beauty are now in. Nothing ever shown before like them. Select the choicest ones now, as a small deposit will assure you of this ideal gift.

The A. S. Orr Jewelry Store

Notice of Final Settlement

istratrix 01 the Estate or Jonathan A. Ayers ppnf,, „mi ,lnw!lr(iH HnaVml o«/l deceased, filed in the office of the cierk 0/ anil upwards a bushel and many the Hancock Circuit Court his final settlement account in said estate1. The creditors, heirs antl legatees of said decenlent are hereby notified of the filing and pendency of said final settlement account, and that the same is set down for hearing 011 December I, A. D. 1910. the same being the 10th Judicial day of the November Term, A. 1). 1910, (o be begun, held and continued at the Court House in the city of Greenfield, commencing on Monday, the 21st day of November A. D. 1910. and that unless they appear on said day and show cause why said final settlement aecount should not be approved, the same will be heard and approved in their absence.

WM. A. 8KRVI0K,

(Seal) Clerk Hancock Circuit Court Cook Cook Attorney _46t8

line of Coats for Children, Misses and Women. You-can buy one of these

with the satisfaction of having bought one of the newest styles, patterns and weaves that is being shown this fall. These coats are all exclusive and from the best manufacturer in the conntry.

Children's Coats Women's and Misses' Coats $1.98 up to

$5.00 $3.98

Meats and Groceries for Less

1 lb Sifted Grain Pepper 15c 5 lb package ^Quaker Oats for 221 Boiling Beef, per lb 7c

Horse Robes and Blankets Priced Special for Friday and Saturday

SPOT CASH CO-OPERATIVE STORE

Farm

At ADALINE, LOUISIANA

The greatest chance of your life to own a farm of your own. We say you, can't lose. Why? Because at Adaline, Louisiana, one crop would pay for the land, but we don't ask you to do this. This is the way you pay forJt. Onefifth of the purchase price in cash, the balance you pay by turning over the crop from one-sixth of your land each year, which is credited to your account! Lewis Miller vyxv/j-r iivu ,, William A. Itaesner until your farm is paid for. This beats paying rent, because in less than ten

years you own your own farm free of debt, while if you continue to pay renfc^Wni ^Ecr? you never own a farm of your own. Tnis land is within two miles of a sta-

tion on the main line of the Southern Pacific R. R. on tne gulf coast 100 miles

west of New Orleans. There are 10,000 acres in the tract, well improved and _Mt

under cultivation. It belongs to a large sugar company who have a big sugar

mill there, and they desire to got the lands into the hands of good Northern farmers who will raise among other things, sugar cane for their mills. No land will be sold to speculators.

John

No.firwltcSrst.

Farmers Wanting Hands.

Farmers in all parts of Hancock county are complaining that there is a scarcity of farm hands men who will help them take care of the corn crop. The farmers are offering three

of them have offers standing as high as four cents a bushel but they remain untaken. A man fast at the work can make between three and four dollars a day.

Miss Nellie Dye, of Indianapolis, and Mrs. Winifred Weinland, df Hope, Ind., are the guests of Mr. and Mrs, Roy Bateman.

George Webber, who has been here visiting relatives for several days, will leave Saturday for Washington, D. 0., where he will resnme his position.

Just a word about the.Boys' Department. Here we have all styles imaginable, and almost all shades. We can fit out the little fellows as well as the big, and will guarantee to save you considerable onthis line.

Priced at $1.50 and up

up to

Zapf

,.. -j (Jnarles Eiknian, gravel

Com

Charles Oly, labor

Charles Simmons, labor

Lee Shores, lator. Wm Priest, lator Hilton Hanna,labor Tod Lane, lator Anthony Weber, labor Chris Pope, gravel Lee Thayer, gravel Oscar Jones, gravel,

Jones, labor ....

Lewis Unrue, lator

W111

Jackson, labor.

Fred Hacket, gravel Jacob Hamilton, gravel Brandy wine Gravel Road Vincent Furry, labor W O Martin, labor

Nobert Lewis, labor Rankin Mart on, labor Albert James, labor, labor ,.. Will Leary, labor Charles Yelton, labor

:~^Xrni \4

GREENFIELD REPUBLICAN, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1910.

$20.00

Rtanding Rib Roast, per lb Oc Fresh Pork Roast, per lb.. 16C Smoked Bacon, per lb Be Fresh Lard, per lb-.. 16c

LIST OF ALLOWANCES.

Made by the Board of Free Gravel Road Directors at Special Meeting, November. 1910

-Labor on German Gravel RoadBenjamin Ortell Anton Raesner Edward Raesner Benjamin Brier Samuel Arthur Henry Merling.

..$12 CO 12 00 12 00 12 0U .. 12 00 14 00 15 00 12 00 5 00 9 00 9 00

—General Gravel Road—

Black and Elliott, gravel

... 87 20 18 00

fort

Qmvul

12 00

—Greenfield and New Palestine G. R.— Mary J. Gundrum, gravel 72 00 Ernest Gundrum, In tor

4-t 00

Catherine Weber.... 70 Noah Choppes ..

13 30

Wm. G. Lantz, labor .. .it 50 Wm. Brandenburg, labor 9 00 Sylvester Hutchinson, labor 12 45 Addy Raesner, lator

7 co

Henry Blapper, lator 24 10 McCordsville Gravel Road Wm Lane, labor 21 00 Simon Lane, labor 21 00 Tasco Lane, labor 21 00 Thud LaneJador 21 00 Nob.e McCune, labor 21 00 Frank Lenveler, labor 21 00 I Baity, labor si 00 Marshall Lowder, labor

f.O

Scott Lowder, labor J8 00 .Elmer Wallace, labor

Oliver Wilson, labor 2 00 Onior Snider, labor 9 00 Apple, labor 12 00

Apple, labor 21 00 1» Lory, gravel 129 90 S WAppIe, labor 88 00 Samuel Fausett. labor 8 0J

Center and Vernon G. R.

John Lane, la.tor 15 00 Wm Stanabury. labor 9 00 Simon ine, la tor. 0 00 Harvey Girond, labor 9 00 Hilton Hunim,labor 9 00 William Priest, labor 9 00 W111 A1 bea, labo 9 00 Lee Shores, labor 9 00 Jesse Mora ska., laboi 8 00 Henry Shores, la tor 17 00 Lee U. Thayer, gravel 32 26

Greenlh'ld and New Palestine G.

Wm Browliard, labor 16 00 Clarence James, labor 14 00 John Weber 12 Cleveland Wiggins.labor 15 00 W sOrahl, labor... 10 60 .James A Swaim, lator 16 00 Clifford Smith, lator 27 60 Edward Jackson, lator.. 32 00 Omer Johnson, labor 29 00 Eiiza Wilson, labor 1100 JH'enry Weber, labor 1 60 Chalice Joyce, labor 19 00 Geo Bottsford, labor 16 00 John W Wilson, lator 23 00 Wni Thomas, graved 67 00 Besek & Elliott, gravel 25 00 John Lane, labor 7 60 Willie Stansbury, labor 4 60 Henry Girond, labor 8 60r

Center and Vernon G. R.

Simon Lane, lator 2 25 Jesse Maroska, labor 1 50 Win Aibea, labor 1 00

7 87 .75 8 00 1 60 6 60 4 70 12 6t .88

Morristown Gravel Road

Theo Hargrove, labor Clarence Alexander, lator Lawrence Hack, lator John Reeves, labor Alfred Wilhelm, lator Foy Sutton, labor. .. Dayton Gates, laMor Homer Jessup, lator Charles Matlock, lator Elmer Trees, labor.. Orlandp Addison, labor Ruftis Kimball, lator Heney Wise heart, l°tor Morton Allender, lator

9 00 21 00 12 00 15 00 19 60 19 60 9 00 4 60 1 50 7 60 13 60 12 60 9 00 I 7 60 I 26 60 9 75 3 00 88 60 !i4 20

.... 11 60

Arthur Bodkins, labor 6 75 Charles I Troy, gravel and labor 90 25

—Labor on Pendleton G. R. David Alford $ 18 00 Mai roil Moore 21 00 Jack Graneiison »r. 18 00 Ward Fort 13 50 S. N. Curtis 41 60 Jesse Wilson, scrawl '13 00 —Olvey (i ra vel Road— Clarence Wood 3 00 S. N. Curtis 8 00 —Noblesville Gravel Road— J. C. Pope Steve BanFred Pope S. Denny.. lsom Denny C. O. Denny Walter Wheatley

14 40 20 40 17 40 20 40 18 00

12 00 a oo 3 00 1 50 3 00 1 40 3 00 8 70 15 00 so 1 50 8 70 29 00

Joe Ellis... Charles Martin Herman Hanna Francis Thomas Avery Thomas Frank Stottiemyer George W Jackson Waiter Wheatley Andis Pope Thomas Stottiemyer A Lenny C. F. Pope gravel —National Gravel Road— John S Thomas Chester GatesCharles Hill Grover Van Dun George S Slifer Chet Anderson John Mitchell. Charles Hamilton Robert Brown. Edward Lowe Riley White Benjamin Binlord Newtoh Bridges Andrew Briney George Slifer s-. 16 00 Chas I Gray, gravel 94 15

66 00

5 00 9 75

12 75 23 25 ID 50 19 50 23 25 12 10 12 00 1(5 50 12 00 9 00 10 50 7 50

Willow Branch Gravel Road

James Keck, labor 20 68 Orvilie Reeves, labor 50 57 William Steele, labor 98 50 Wesley Williams, labor 22 00 John Fort, labor 15 4a James Williams, labor 26 37

Thomas, labor 38 07 Clyde Kerns, la tor 21 00 Recces, la tor 81 67

Collins, labor 9 00 A Mani'ord, lator 3 00 Emery VanDuyn, lator 4 82 Daniel Weir, labor 25 60 Arthur Keesling, labor 3 00 Jacob Price, gravel 70 95 N O Cranlili, gravel 10 50

Knightstown and Warrington G. R. John Bo/.zell, labor 2 00 John Whisler, lator 2 00 Dale W hisier, labor 2 00 Sam Raper, labor 18 00 FmnK. ftiauguter, labor 18 00Wm Trees, labor 16 50

Grunden, labor 18 00 John stone, labor. 9 00 Robert Neloon, labor 18 00 Bud Younce, labor 18 00 Henry Filer, lator 8 10 neiiKU Cook, labor 9 00 Leo Wnisler. lator 3 75 Taylor Garriott, labor 1 85 George Whisler, labor 19 00 W111 Marsh, gravel 49 60

Knightstown and Warrington East Riley Haynes, lator .75 George Whisler, lator 24 60 Albert Bales, lator 6 75 W111 Stanley, lator 10 60 J01111 lto/.zeJl, labor 16 50 .lames Sparks, lator 10 50 William Trees, lator 7 60 Bud Younce, labor- 7 00 Kicliard Haynes, labpr 16 60

Wnisler, labor... 15 00 Robert Nelson, lator 6 00 Albert Collins, labor 12 00 W111 Marsh, gravel 61 15

Wilkinson Gravel Road

1) A Johns, labor 29 00 lJicKnell, lator 34 50 W Ware, labor 88 75 Riley Hamilton, labor 34 50 Frank Gross, labor 19 50 Henry Fifer, lator 18 60 u.u..s A islaKu, labor 10 60 Warren Stanley, lator 9 00 O E DeCatnp, labor 10 50

W Graves, labor 8 00 Jacob Price, gravel 86 00 Simmons Gravel Road Wm Overman, labor. 13 SO Riley Watson, labor. 15 00 Harmon Watson, labor 15 00 Wm Eib, labor 13 80 Oilier Actciison,labor.. 4 80 Clarence Hasket, labor 7 80 Andrew Watson, labor 4 80 oherman Smith, lator 12 00 Wm Snarp, labor 4 60

Moore, gravel 18 15 Westland Gravel Road Earl Lacey, iabor 1 50 Charles Matlock, lator 3 00 Kalpn Matlock, lator 3 00 John 11 Dobbins, gravel 40 George Matlock, lator 2 00

Sample Gravel Road

Walter Sample, lator 25 60 Maraton Scott, labor 27 00 E Hatlieid, labor 10 60 Henry Harlow, lator 15 00 Daniel need, labor 1 60 iiizra Hill, gravel 15 20 Ricnard llarter, gravel

George Burton, labor 13 60 Bert Wilson' lajuor 2-1 Oik .jot Jessup, lator 20 00 Lewis Rule, labor 25 60

Range Line Gravel Road

George Fra/.icr. labor 16 60 ^:1 wood Jessup, lator 10 10 (Jnarles G.unbrel, labor 16 60 ha ties Piersou. lator 21 00 John Gardner, lator i8 60 Fr.tiilc Briney, labor 6 00 George Bingnani. gravel 16 00 James 11 Cox, gr.m 1 8'' 00 Wm Wilson, laboi 17 40 Joseph Roberts, labor 12 90 Jjom Moore, iahoi 12 90 John Ku.-j.seil, labor 12 90 l-icwis Simmons, labor 12 90 ieorge Smith, lator hi 90 Raymond Appl labor 11 40

Bridges, labor 27 40 Harry Mi union.?, labor (J 45 .N CruntUI, gravel 87 20

Noblesvillo Gravel lloud

Thomas Cox, labor 15 00 Cuarles Johnson, lator 16 £0 Ed Larrabee, labo-' 15 00 Alonzo Potts, labor 15 00 jiarry Davidson, labor 15 00 James Yelton, labor 18 60 Ed Watson, lator 10 to Fern Unrue, labor 6 00 Klmer Haywood, lator *5 HO AI011/.0 Hi 11 lgoss,lator 7 60 rtoland Fishburn. la-tor 18 60

rtolaiui Fishburn, la-tor General Gravel Road Kiger & Co, supplies 77 00 August Spilker, labor 22 £0 Itiininons Webb, labor 2 00 i:y W Sparks, labor 1LL0

COM MISSIONE RS' ALLOWANCES List of allowances made by the Board of Commissioners of Hancock County, Indiana at their special sessiem, November 1910: MclJord & Son, burial old soldier CO 00 W ijane, burial olei soldier 60 00

Henry, erroneous tax, Center twp. 11 69 W Service clerk's fees S Davis 6 00 Doro.Crieler, fees ins S Davis 5 00 W Johnson, nied ex ins S Davis 6 00 MiloGibbs med ex ins S Davis 6 00 Jos Allen, med ex ins S Davis. 6 00 Ray Furry, witness, ins S Davis. 1 35 Geo Richman, bd child guardians 5 05 Jesse W Cox taking S Davis to hosp.. 9 60 Jesse W Cox serving jury 7 75 W Boyd, supt heat plant 62 00 A Giles, sup crt house and jail 1 79 Albert White, sup same J8 00 George seward, rep Jail 78 00 Jesse A Cox, sup Jail 10 00 Win Mitchell Ptg Co, binding books 14 70 same, sup e-lerk 8 00 —same, county advertising 52 00 James Moran, county fafm 9 00 Kim Derry, same 10 45 Trees Bros, same 5 75

James Ashcraft Harry Jay Robert Spell Walter Wrlglil Daniel Girt William Collins Earl Whitaker... Thomas Wright.. Bruce Alford--George Te:al Eelwarel HartLewis Sciiutt-

W111.

CHAS. H. TROY,

Auditor Hancock County

LIST OF ALLOWANCES.

Made by the Board of Commissioners of Hancock County, at a Regular Meeting. November, 7, 1910.

Gfld Bridge & Sew^r Co 5 (-ifld Bridge $l -ewer

Advertising Wm Mitchell Printing to supply Clerk office Will Mitchell Printing Co supply

County reasure

4 fO Wm Mitchell Ptg Co supply County 76 Recorder ... ............ Wm Mitchell Ptg Co supply County

6 26 fl 75 3 76 6 76

Sheriff

Wm MltchpU Ptg Oo supply County S or

A. Jones, gravel

Chas. Bait} Daniel Coope

", V1

Wm Wirick, truant offleer 46 00 VV Eakin, court house janitor 50 00 Ruigley, '-upt court house 14 85 •I Johnson, nigiit watch 5 00 Trees Bros work heat plant 4 75

Arnold, well at poor farm 123 25 Ward talker Co supply insonity 80 00 •'oseph S Alien, Coroner, fees WH Bite 10 20 Samuel Harlan, Clerk, fees W

Hite

Joseph Allen, Coronor, fees W Pickering Samuel Harlan, Clerk, fees W

Pickering 111 A Service, Clerk, fees W Pickering Chas A Troy, supplies and postage auditor office Philander Collyer, postage l'reasure oil ice Jesse W Cox, boarding prioouers ... •esse W Cox in and out fees •'esse W Cox, serving -uiry Jesse W Cox, Per Diem Com Court orn Varner, erroneous tax bickson township A N Kliue, erroneous tax. Greenfield Edward W Jacobs, erroneous tax,

Greenfield A Adam Harlan, erroneous tax Greenfield Geo W Allen, elite,' judge 011 Fuller ditch Tames A Cleary, county engineer...

Marshall West St.eph Leming Theoeiore Rioheiy Beeson Ricliey Wm. b'eynolels Martin Riche George Johnson Logan Nelson Eelwarel W igg ins Wm. Carlton Thomas Reedy Fletcher Brooks Add'ison Barrett Jejim M. Hmclimau, gravel— —Martindnle Road, LaborJohn Kennedy Oren VanDuyn

Anna Judge--

John W. Wales Emery Williams W. H. Thomas

Simmons McKown

Waiter Scott K. Thomas Collins. Curtis McKown

Bridges

A Walker...... N O Crunflll, gravel Labor Troy Gravel Road Chas Trpy. gravel Wm A 1'ease, labor lC Keller Herni'm Poole Is'iiic W Troy Virgie Jones Ralph Flsb A Albe John Spurry liomns Jones Benjamin .Tones Alonzo Jones, labor —Wilson G. R. L:il:or— Wm A Frease James Keller A O Aibea ..-...... Clarence Keller... 1 •--'•-.-v.. '.

8790 70 90 28

Greenfield ridge & "ewer 'o Wm Mitchell I'tg Sup. Supt fflco.. Wm Mtchell rinting Co County

68 45

67 60

8 00

2173

81100

88 16

2 00

19 40

4 00 SO

5 o5 8 16 49 00 6 50 10 10 12 00

1 75 1 27

3 50 2 74

85 00 209 84 9 30 2 00

S W Hanes, county poor Wm A Scott, supt poor. Brandy wine.... Edgar Hawk, supply poor brandywine 28 20 Paul E Trees, supply poor, Brown 20 00 W Orr, .^upt poor, Jackson 6 00 Dr Oscar Heller, supply poor. Sugar

Creek 12 50 John W Waltz, supply poor, Sugar Creek 4 50 Wm Mitchell Printing Co., supply Co

Surveyor's office 15 50 W W VanDuyn, making calling grade 173 7q,

Free Gravel Road—Regular Moej ing Monday, Nov. 7, 1910. —Reeves Road— S. E. Stubbs, labor $ 7 50 J. F. McCray, lator 12 00 Ulysus Armstrong, lator 22 50 Edward Beavor. labor 16 50 Frank Harlan, lator 18 00 Robert Harlan, labor 12 00 Louis Bridges, lator 22 50 W. O. Bridges, labor 9 00 J. E. Noland, lator 18 50 J. W. Bever, labor. 9 45 Virgil Wlietsell, lator 9 00 Wm. H. Marsh, gravel 66 50 A. G. West, labor 42 50 Lorenzo D. Cook, labor 9 00 J. D. Adams, supt. general 4 50 Wm. T. Spell, supt.general 63 00 H. F. Wickard, supt. general 63 Linza Walker, supt. general 75 A.J. Walker, labor 20 00 John Wales, lator. 12 00 C. V. Bridges, labor 16 50 John Brooks, lator 18 00 Emery Williams, lator 1 50 John Hull, labor 6 OQ —Herr & Wright, LaborJesse Barnard 9 Heme Duncan 9 00 Floyd Parker 7 50 Geo. Sv. Parker, gravel 49 88 Win. E. flanford 15 00 Josco Lane 5 00 lsom M. Sanford 9 00 Charles Bobbins 18 60 Arlie Brizendine 6 00 F. M. Brizendine 7 00 Sam Keeley 12 00 Noble McCune 12 00 M.S.Wright.. 4 50 James Herr .. 8 00 Wm. Bogue 8 00 T. B. Leary, gravel 1 60 G. W. Parker, gravel 1 00 Chas. Johnson, gravel 80 25 L. L. Bobbins 75 Wm. E. Bobbins 10 00 —Mt. Comfort Road, Laboi—

3 OOX 5 00

Jus. Duffy 1 00 Jos. M. Evans 28 60 J. L. Barley, labor, Mohawk 10 60 Geo. W. Parker, labor,gravel Mohawk.. 28 95 Clarence Brooks, labor, Mohawk.. James M. Duncan, labor Mohawk... Hernie Duncan, labor. Mohawk Jos. W. Dcshong, labor, Mohawk S.J.Scott, labor —Duncan Roael, Labor— Hernie Duncan James Duncan Geo. W. Parker, gravel Wm. E. Sanl'orel, gravel Isaac M. Sanford, gravel —Pendleton Road, Labor— Chas. M. Archer O. B. Savill Chas. Pardue Geo. McCieeiy Wm. Hendi*

6 00

Ben Jones Thomas Jones Sam Jones Sam Mathews Arnold Kobei ti. gia\el

9 80

Will Collier 10 60 Clarence Collier 1" 69 Warren Stanley 10 60 uharlie-Judge 10 rO Frank Slaughter 12 00 John Hanna 10 £0 Will Blake 7 50 Frank McCray 7 fO BennieGarel ... 10 60 Grover Titus 00 Will Enkins

11 ()l

Lester Enkins f. 00 Robert Nelson.. fy Thomas Albea 5 '|0 Homer Eakin iVm. II. Marsh, gravel -o —National Road, Lator— Frank Evans.. —Noblesville, Labor— Levi Thomas Amos Doshong.. W. W. Soueier John Price John C. Pope— Alvin Martin Chas. Eakin. Chris W. Pope Hesnry W. Pope Chas. Johnson, gravel Oscar Groves, gravel.. Jesse Maroska, gravel

1 50

15 20 15 20 15 20 15 20 15 20 18 70 7 50 9 75 11 00 82 50 80 70 13 70

Fortville & Eelen G. R., Labor—

Chas. M. Archer—— Chas. Pardue. Geo. McOreery W.W. Apple R. L. Beeler Trace Hlday Mra. Ida Jarrett Wm. Hauck —Charlottesville & Bunker Hill lator—

28 00 7 50 7 50 7 50 6 00 6 00 4 f.O ISO 00

28 25 1

21 15 19 65 16 25 18 60 6 00 4 50 6 00 2 85 46 25 88 30

29 40 19 75 8

15 06 16 00

9 00

21 00 16 20

4 50 6 00 6 00

w*§f fj^nsej-

Walter N Troy 8 00 Harvey Jackson 8 00 Ralph 1'lsk .. 800 Francis Prlckard, graved 15 00 —National G. R.— Bnrt Burk, labor 18 FO Wm Campbell, labor 18 00 •li II Wurrum, labor 13 00 Richard Harter, graved 40 James Moore, gravel .. 6 •'eff Treese, laboi 110 Ralph Crider, lator 110 John Dobbins, gravel 14 00 Henry Cox, grave 1 2 70 Lafayette S Crider, labor 2-1 00 Orlando Zimmerman, lawr

Estate of [No, 1,606 Patience Gunn, Dec'el

I11

24 75 4 50 21 00 8 00 21 75 17 25 3 00 15 75 2 25 11 25 7 50 1 60

5 60 3 75 6 00 6 00

6 00 4 50

82 88 9 00 8 00

... 41 80 ... 10 50

... 12 00

.. 15 00 13 50 3 00 .. 3 00 6 00 .. 7 50 .. 17 40 21 (50 .. 20 00 .. 6 00 .. 20 00 20 00 ..10 80 20 00 20 00 12 60 18 f.O 8 00 .. 6 00 16 25 18 50 18 60 it 00 .110 25

8 00

—National G. R. Labor—

Claude Walker 30 00 Samuel* Allen 18 00 Riley Evans 8 00 Walter Addison 26 60 Paul Evans... 45 75 Jacob Nibargor 38 10 Charles Thombrough 24 00 Homer ibarger 27 00 Arthur Hatfield 21 00 Charles Williams 33 60 Roland Jessup 21 75 Chester Murphy 21 00 Virgil McClarnon 17 25 Henry Davis 18 00 George Winn 18 (X) John Woexis 20 25 Milo Goodpasture 13 75 Clarence Hasket 15 (X) Elislia Burk.. 6 00 Noble Rawlings 3 00 Andy Watson 75 Ezra Hill, gravel 67 86 —liash G. R. Labor— Geo Benton 12 75 ola Willis. .... 18 00 James Chandlei .... 21 75 auk Brlne .... 2 40

W Crieler 20 25 lenry Chandlei .... 8 00 JHCox, gra\el -17 80 —Branelywine G. R. Labor— Henry Webber 8 60 Joe Gooelwln 9 00 Charles Scott 23 60

Scott 18 00 Edd Barrett 18 50 Edd Liming IS 00 George Brown 25 CO Tj O Barrett 82 00 Earl Barrett 34 60 Frank Clift 1 60 Clifford Smith S 00 A Kobe, gravel 91 75 Wm Thomas, gravel 4 25

Ward Walker Oo. supplies poor farm-. 2 00 Kemp Fertelizer Oo supl poor farm 66 00

Notice of Final Settlement

The State of Ineliana, Hancock County, 8S: In the Matter of the

the Hancock Circuit Court, September Term, A. D. 1910.

BE IT KNOWN, That on the 4th day of November, A. D. 1910, Joel J. Gunn, administrator of the estate of Patience Gunn, deceased, filed in the office of the Clerk of the Hancock Circuit Court his final settlement account in saiel estate. The creditors, heirs and legatees of said decedent are hereby notified of the filing anei pendency of saiel linal settlement account, and that the same is set down for hearing on November 22. A. D. 1910, the same being the 2el judicial day of the November Term, A. D. 1910, to bo begun, helel and continued at the eMurt house in the

City e»f Greenfield, commencing

on Monday, the 21st day of November, A. I). 1910, anel that unless they appear

011

saiel

day and show cause why said final settlement account should not be approved, the same will be heard anel approved in their absence.

Anel saiel heirs are also notified in addi tion, to appear on said day anel make proof of their heirship to said estate.

In witness whereof, I have hereunto subscribed my name anel affixed the seal of saiel Court this 4th elay of November, 1910, WM. A. SERVICE, (Seal) Clerk Hancock Circuit Court..

James F. Reeei, Attorney. 45t3

Announcement.

The Associated Charities announce that the old Davis' Jewelery Store room will be open Saturday from 9 o'clock a. m. until 5 p. m. to receive clothing, shoes or other articles. The auxilary of the W. R. C. will take charge of the clothing and on Mondays in the afternoon they will sew in the room and articles will be distributed from there.

The following' committees from each church have been appointed to assist in work, visit and relieve tho needy and unfortunate:

Presbyterian—Mrs. J. T.Eagan,Mrs. Collyer, Mrs. Dr. Barnes. M" P. Church—Mrs. J. P. Knight, Mrs. 0. M. Gibbs, Mrs. Hudson, Mrs. Kinsey.

M. E. Church—Mrs. Havens, Mrs. Elmer Gant, Mrs. John Rosser, Mrs. J. H. Binford, Miss Georgia Pierce.

Christian—Mrs. Lafe Slifer, Mrs. C. E, Kinder, Mrs. Nola Mathes. U. B. Church—Mrs. Ransom Denny.

Friends Church—Mrs. Ellen Gough, Mrs. Anna Hill, Mrs. Ellis. Baptist—Mrs. John Thomas, Mrs.^ W. C. Welborn.

Wanted—A car load of eggs at tho Star Store. 27tfd&w

TRADE MORAL—The quality ol what you have to sei! is know* to some people all of the tim and all of the people some ol the time, but advertise regu* larly with us and you'l! read all of the people all of the timo

Read

the Ads.

and

Patronize

the .. -''1

?MA-

24 40

1 88

24 00 6 00 0 00

Site

Advertisers