Hope Republican, Volume 1, Number 1, Hope, Bartholomew County, 28 April 1892 — Page 5

* UNLESS YOU W ANT YOUR T^EN. fj j- IF YOU DOj CALL ON ' /ilE - BROS. j HOPE* REPUBLICAN. LOCAL MATTERS. DEDICATION OF REDIViEN’® ! HALL. Conestoga Tribe, No. 127, Improved Order Red lion, dedicated •their new wigwam in the Simone block Wednesday night. They were assisted in the work by Metamora Tribe, No. -118, of Edinburg, and Mineola Tribe, of Eranklin. Rev. Harris invoked the blessing of the Great Spirit upon ' ho Red Men and ipale-faces, after wTcb Rev. Regennas delivered an address upon Freedom, Friendship anij -Charity, the IRed Men's motto. Following the ■address of Rev. Regeimas was-one by Mr. Randall, I), i. -S. of Mineola Tribe; alsobyChas. i.Fishel, P. S. of Metamora Tribe, I. -E. Carvia, D. S. S., and others. At the close of the iedicatory cer- ■ emonies a grand baiquet was giAen in the hall adjoining the wigwam. Over two hundred gnats ware seated and partook of lie sumptuous supper, such as-only lope ladies can prepare! We feel sa'e in asserting that it was .the finet supper ever {spread here, and thepoung gentle5n remembered ye enter by sending us a bountiful suppypf the best -cake we have over eaen, for which they will please acceptthanks. After the banquet the adoption and Warrior degrees were conferred on •some members of Constoga .Tribe. Conestoga Tribe, I. C R. M-, was instituted December 3i 1891, with twenty-five charter moabera. So •rapid has been its growh ifnat they .now number over sixt; members. ’ The evident cause for the rapid ■growth of this order hee is the ar•dent .love of all Americas for Freedom, Friendship and Chaity. ; SPECIAL NOTIC, I have received.an orde from the ‘State board of health, atborizing mo to cause all propertyturners to remove from their premiss all garbage, waste or other malar which may prove detrimental to pe public health, or in any manuernterfere nth the comfort of the puiic. This der must be complied nth-on or fore the 15th daj’ of May1892. I -% the citizens of Hopewill feel ‘Ae/ e ntly interested in thejreven- : disease and the pui>! health nediataly cause their, sn-ound-to be put in a clean audiealthml etmdition. Euo. G. Regemn.v. r 'P Sec'y B. H., Hopelcd. G AT LOW PRIGS. mpson, silos .agit for & Brown, of Pladel- ; at J. E. Shield shoe ay and Saturday c each complete lino of loth king Goods, juits •>r si5.00 an up. iree-piece .ter. Ago 1 lit .guarani oedY Til *** } i

OUR POULTRY-RAISERS. It may not generally be known that wehave several quite extensive poultry raisers in this township, but such is’dhe ease. Among the'number Mr. Lije and 'his son-in-law, Gilbert'Dcnnison, are probably ahead, having raised about eight hundred last year and have now -on hand about the same number of this year’s hatch, of which they made their first shipment last week. They rim two incubators. 'Mrs. Ben Essex raises and sells several hundred chickens annually. Charles Anderson runs two incubators arid at the present time has on hand probably six hundred of this spring’s hatch. Mr. Dennison and Mr. Anderson are both perfect geniuses and manufactured both their incubators and brooders. The McKinley bill,by placing a protective tariff on chickens, has done wonders for this branch of 'buisness and makes it possible for any farmer to make as much off of five acres of land in poultry as he can by tilling twenty times that number of acres with ten times the labor. LOW EXCURSION RATES. With their customary promptness the Big Pour route are already in the field announcing special low rates'to Washington and Baltimore for all Veterans and their friends desiring to attend the NationaLEn•campment G. A. R. and'the Meeting of the Naval Veteran Assocation in ’September. Witii their excellent train services, Union Depot connections and choice of rentes via Cincinnati and the Scenic Chesapeake & Ohio R’y passing through the Famous Battle Fields of Virginia, or via Columbus and the Historic Baltimore & Ohio R. R., the Big Four Route will no doubt prove the favorite line to Washington and Baltimore. Rates always as low as the lowest. 'Before completing arrangements call on or addresr the nearest '•agent of -the Big Four Route. H. L. Michaels, Agent Big Four Route, Hope, Ind. D. B. Martin, Gen. Pass.'Agent, Cincinnati, *0. A SOCIAL ENTERTAINMENT. On Friday evening, May 13, 1892, an entertainment will be given at Arcade Hall by the sisters of the Baptist church. The exercises will consist of a moral play, entitled “Rebekah’s Triumph; or The Cooking Club,” and wifi bo rendered by sixteen of our handsome young misses. The admission fee w-fd be 15 cents ior adults and 10 cents for children. The proceeds will be applied toward purchasing a library for the Baptist Sunday-school. Let all turn out and give the young ladies the encouragement they deserve. ■GH-AKD EXCURSION TO OREGON. •Tin account of the General Assembly of the Presbyterian -'Church to be held-at Portland, -Oregon, in May, excursion tickets will be sold via the Big Four route at very low rates for the round trip. The opportunity of the season for making a trip ’to the Northwest and Pacific Coast af low rates, -Don’t-miss it, there may not be another chancethis year. (For full information call on agents of the Big Four Route. H. L. Michaels, agent Big .Four route, Hope, Ssd. A car load of fine'horses from this county, bred and Taised by Bartholomew county men, was ,to-day .shipped ae Chicago, to be sold at the great sale -of “geers,” te'take place there next Tuesday. The horses shipped were owned by Fremont Davis, F. M. Stevens, Frank Clark. Charles Maley, -of this city, and Wilson Fulwider, of Hope. They west, by the Big Four lines. The owners of these horses will leave this city on Sunday to be present at this sale. —Columbus Republican, April 28. TO THE PUBLIC. I am now'-situated Sa Thomas Sar1 leer's bal’d ware room, .north side PubIlic’Square, Hope, Ind., and wii-lbuy i Wool in any quantity. Bring your J wool to me and get the highest mar | ket price. J. R .BjttKXEX.

For a good Watch or Clock of any kind, or good Photographs, go to X T. SOHAUB, Shady S. W. Cor. Public Square, HOPE, - 1ND. P. S.’—All kinds of clock, 'watch and jewelry repairing done. THREE DOVES. Seaward at morn my doves flew free; At eve-they circled back to me. The first was Faith, the second Hope, The third—the whitest—Charity. Above the plunging surge’s play Dreamlike they hovered day by day. At last they turned and bore to mo Green signsof peace through nightfaltgray. No shore forlorn, c-o loveliest land Their gentle eyes had left unspanned, ’Mid hues of twilight heliotrope Orday break fires by heaven-breath fanned. Quick visions of- celestial grace Hither they waft from earth’s broad space, Kind thoughts of all humanity. They shine with radiancc'from God’s face. Ah, since my.heart they choose for home, 'Why loose them—forth again to roam? Yet look; they risel With loftier scope They wheel "in flight toward Heaven’s pure dome. Fly, messengers that find no rest 'Save in such toil as makes man - blestl Your homo is God’s immensity; We hold you but at his behest. Parsens Lathrop in New York-Inde-pendent. The Indian Is Waiting* The East Indian waits patiently: he is weary of the old theories and old promises: he looks out with sad and quiet eyes; he could rise to worship and to act. There is fire behind the quiet -gaze, and he seems to-ask, “Tell mo of an object worthy of admiration.” In reply the government often offers “shows;” the missionaries always offer Christ.—Nine-teenth-Century, Mrs. George Walters is visiting relatives at Burney’s. W. M. Bobbins -Was visiting bis son, Edward, at New Castts, last Wednesday. Mrs. Treadway has mowed -from the Specht house into Anderson Shultz’s property. See those spring cultivators and horse-shoe spring tooth harrows at ■Jones & Rominger’-s. A small stable in the east part of town, belonging to Ed. Carroll, was burned yesterday morning. Loss, about $100. Daniel Worth and lady, of Falmouth, are now the proprietors of the large undertaking establishment on the west side of -the square. They are both expert errbalmers. In -vain we have tried to learn the names of the two little girls who on Wednesday night bore to our office those delicious samples of -cake, as tokens of friendship from -the -Bed Men. However, little girls, you and the friendly order you so nobly’represented have our regards. The Republican received a pleasant call from three of our most estimable ladies, Misses Sue White and Mary George land Mrs. C. M. Handley, on Thursday evening. We are always gratified to receive calls from the ladies, and they will please call again. Some of -our boys were sporting their silk plugs last Sunday. That’s right, boys; just as well be dead as out of style, and there is nothing more becoming than a mice silk hat. The average '‘dude” hat -looks about •as btylish and comfortable a last year’s bird’s tiest. On account of a pecuniary exj perience that we wish some one else had in our place, we have been forced into buying a new press and outfit and assuming the management of this paper. Unexpected as this change hews been to us, you ard authorized to say to your neighbor that the Republican has come to stay. A religious revival of unusual proportions even for that hot-bed of Christianity Las been in progress at the M. E. church in St. Louis for the past two weeks. Rev. Harris is the pastor in charge- Up to Monday evening there had been 2iuconver- | sioiis, with U1 addittenf to the, j church, and still theyeorii*. From I youth to old age the * oice of the 1 penitent can be heard testifying 1©J The goodpess of "Christ. ).

REED & SC GROCE R HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR COUNTRY PRODUCE South Side Public Square, HOPE, - USTDIAPTA 185311=—— GO TO THE —==s1392 RELIABLE —FOR —* Tin,"-steel and Iron Roofing, Iron, Wood and Chain Pumps, Cement, Plaster and Hair . My stock is complete. GEORGE D. WEINLAND, ' Hope, Indiana. Si OOKJHE R Eg? | SPRING IS HERE, AND SO IS |,// LEHMAN*CC With the largest and best stock of goods ever brought to Hope. Ou of Dresa Goods-comprises the latest novelties, and cannot be surpas: to style, quality or price. Our Clothing Depai tmeni is toll to overfley We have the finest and largest stock ever shown here, and o always right. In Shoes for ladies, men, boys and children we are sa-. we can please the most fastidious. We have all grades. We have a nice'line of Carpets and Lace Curtain’s at prices to sui times. A careful inspection of our stock is all we desire. Ws pea I competition. We can save you money. Try us. \ ’LEHMAN & CO., 'TowpW , S.SWARTS & sSr , Are still headquarters for Groceries, Fancy Candies, Queer and Woodenware. We are constantly receiving fresh goods, highest market price for produce. We also offer a special induce , any and all Pur customers for e. short ‘time only. We will give a / HANDSOME CRAYON PpP^ of themselves or friends. FREE OP CHARGE, prov. bought of us. said frame to be five-inch moulding, very ha cost you $2.90. All who wish to avail themselves of this op, come early. We are agents for the light-running NEW HO Machine, and keep needles and repairs for all machines. That past favors, we hope to merit a continuance of the same. S. MTS i SON, Hop; LT ALBRIGHT i — Snnm Buoflies and Gar ' A large stock on hand to select topairing of all kinds done on si My price are within reach of 'warranted for two years. Ca 'prices. Factory -on corner of and Grand sts. Salesroom ini Block, No. 4- Jackson st., Hope^ ■ HARNE1 For all kinds of Harness, Lap D' Whins, go to ly S / WILLIAM SAMP; O HAND 1 ” : S TH WAITER c ' ' Jttnd Twi 11 Hope, Ir