Hope Republican, Volume 1, Number 3, Hope, Bartholomew County, 12 May 1892 — Page 5

if tj f KlV e 'TT8f,EEDEF<febe found at the from this date, l/dy® 0 ' 18 ’ stable. gf'; J- M. Hatton. f UjtMupAciI in Thomas Hare, '\' Mre. room, north side Pub- ’ Ind., and will buy °olmny quantity. Bring your o* 0 ' / anc * highest marJ- I' 1 ' Bkannen. i / EXCURSION TO OREGON - of the General Assemlo '/I the, Presbyterian Church to Oregon,in May, tickets will be sold via the igJ|'our route at very low rates for ind trip. The opportunity ason for making a trip to Invest and Pacific Coast at 3. Don’t miss it, there may lother chance this year. For •mation call on agents of the ir Route. H. L. Michaels, g Four route, Hope, Ind. TTLE TOO PREVIOUS. itizens of Hope were surwo or three weeks since by png of a suit against Prof. . Clark by S. Hege, claiming tedness of $200, and the att of household goods at the Now Mr. Clark has placed mt against Mr. Hego in his hands for adjustment, and mts of both sides have been looked over and compared rt says that Hege is Clark’s )|jr to the amount of $11.80, a fht difference. T ow it is hoped that the good peoef Hope will look with disfavor j attempt to make Mr. Wineir a scape-goat in this matter, as it / believed ho has endeavored to do I in fair thing with both parties to Abe transaction. PROGRAM OF ESSEX REUNION. Below we append the program of is Essex Reunion, to be in ower's grove, one mile north of Hope; on Tuesday, May 17, 1892, commencing at 10:30 a. m.; Song Audience Prayer Rev. E. J, Regennas Song Choir Address Rev. H. H. Harris Dinner. Music Choir Address; “Five Living Generations Present,”......... .Chas. F. Remy nng Ephraim Arbuckle family dress Ed. Remy citation Ralph Spaugh o Dr. Whitesides i|idress Rev. Chittenden do Maud Essex ddress Rev. W. W. Smith leclamation Miss Mahaffey ieclamation: “Noble, ChristianWomanhood,” Esther Dillman iolo Esther Essex Extempore Speeches. Song and Benediction. I has. F. Remy, Master of Ceremonies LOW EXCURSION RATES. With their customary promptness he Big Pour route are already in he field announcing special low ■ates to Washington and Baltimore ’or ail Veterans and their friends lesiring to attend the National En■ampment G. A. R. and the Meeting )f the Naval Veteran Assocation in September. With their excellent rain services, Union Depot connectons and choice of routes via Cincinlati and the Scenic Chesapeake & Dhio R’y passing through the Pamvts Batth, Fields of Virginia, or via ■lumbus and the Historic Balti>re & Ohio R. R., the Big Pour mte will no doubt prove the favorline to Washington and Baltiire. Rates always as low as the j vest. Before completing arrangsmts call on or addresr the nearest ent of the Big Pour Route. H. L. ehaels, Agent Big Four Route, -pe, Ind. D. B. Martin, Gen. Iss. Agent, Cincinnati, O. l?f-rrell Newsome, of Clifford, was htiwn yesterday.

-MEW MEAT MARKET! . BEEP, PORK, VEAL, SAUSAGE, of the best quality, kept constantly on hand. Give us a call. BARKER & BOWMAN, NORTH SIDE PUBLIC SQUARE. HOPE, - INDIANA. BralaEgg HKaHiaa e?i ’ That’s the Number of New Subscribers to the Republican, Secured in Eight Days! “AND STILL THERE’S MORE TO FOLLOW." During the past eight days the following persons have become subscribers to the Republican, and still there’s room for more. Our circulation will reach 590 this week. Don’t get behind the procession, but come in and subscribe at once: Dunlap & Coates, Columbus Thomas Bell, “ Jesse C. Davis, “ E. E. Shea, R. M. Jackson, “ Prank Lindsey, “ W. L. Klipsch, ' “ Mart Lawless, “ Mrs. H. A. Bliss, Rushville Miss Efflo Lorts, Clifford Rev. A. Aspy, Adams James Harker, Autumwa, Iowa Elmore Robinson, Petersville James Kelly, Clifty J. K. Ketner, Sulphur Hill John Colee, “ “ James Moore, “ “ Marshall Phillipy, “ “ Ira C. Corman, Clifty Miss Tipple Carter, “ Wm. Grafton, Winterrowd John Wilson, Hartsville James A. Yost, “ John Niebert, St. Paul W. A. Miner, Burney’s W. C, Galbraith, Rugby A. D. Galbraith, “ David H. Danner, Newton Stewart A. J. Emmert, Petersville E. A. Carter, Burnsville Lincoln Thair, St. Louis Crossing Miss Elsie Applegate, Indianapolis Rev. W. W. Smith, Hope Henry Holder, “ Henry Wemland, “ Barker & Bowman, “ Fount Fiddler, “ John Shore, George B. Stapp, Roy Norris, “ Ed. Henderson, “ Rausal Shirley, “ Gilbert Dennison, “ Curtis S. Nigh, “ FARMERS’ ANNOUNCEMENT. Newbern, Ind., May 9, 1892. The authorities of the Farmers’ Pic Nic-Fair Association beg to announce to the farmers of Bartholomew and adjoining counties that the farmers of Clifty township will repeat, or hold the third of a scries of farmers’ gatherings this fall, and request that all who are interested in farming keep this announcement in view, and arrange to help in some department of the fair and do credit to himself by showing some fine , stock, or displaying a collection or samples of some excellent matured vegetables or fruits* Premiums will ; be given on ladies’ fancy work. , Every department of agriculture will * be represented, and a profitable time . is expected. By order of general committee. DEATH OF JAMES M. SMITH. , James M. Smith, owner of the Pishel hotel at this place, died last . Saturday evening, after a two weeks’ illness of typhoid pneumonia. The funeral services were conducted last Monday by Rev. W. W. Smith at the Pleasant Grove church, in the beautiful cemetery of which the remains ! were laid to rest. Philip Spaugh was the funeral director.

CARPETS! — -A-HSTID 1 ' — LACE CURTAINS! at H. S. WINGER S. S CARRY IN STOCK A LARGE ASSORTMENT^CARPETS TAPESTRY BRUSSELS, BODY BRUSSELS, VELVET BRUSSELS, ALL-WOOL INGRAINS AND COTTON INGRAINS. Dress Goods. Notions. Hats and Shoes. All of these to be sold cheaper than any other house in the comity. CALL AND EXAMINE.

EXCURSION RATES VIA THE BIG FOUR ROUTE. The following list of reduced rates is published for the benefit of the public, who will find therein general information regarding the various meetings, conventions, etc., to be held in the near future: Quadrennial Conference of the M.E. church at Omaha, Neb., May 1-30, 1802. One fare for the round trip. Tickets will be sold April 27th to 39th, inc., good retprning until June 1,1892. Conference of German Baptist brethren at Cedar It aphis, la., June 3rd to 9th, 1892. One fare for the round trip. , Tickets will he sold May 3lst, to June 4th, inclusive, good returning until June 23,1892. Republican National Convention at Minneapolis, Minn., commencing Juno 7th, 1892. One fare for the round trip. One fare for the round trip. Tickets will -be sold June 2nd to 6th, inc., good returning until June 25th, 1893. American Medical Association Meeting at Detroit, Mich., June 7-11,1892. One and onethird fare for the round trip. Tickets will be sold June Cth and 7th, good returning until June 13,1893. Supreme Lodge, A. O. IT. W., at Helena, Mont., commencing June 15, 1893. One fare for the round trip. Tickets will be sold June 7th to 11th, 1892, inc., good returning until July 7th, 1892. Democratic Nat ional Convention at Chicago, 111., commencing June 20th. One fare for the round trip. Tickets will be sold June Kith to 20'h, inc.*, good returning until July 8th. 1892. National Encampment G. A. R. at Washington, Sept. 20. h, 1893, one cent per mile, with customary limits and side trip privileges. For further information regarding tickets, rates and the time of trains call on U. L. i Michaels, agent C., 0., C. «Sc St . L. U’y, Hope, Ind. D. B. Martin, 1 Gen. Pass. Agt., Cincinnati, O.

MANHATTAN 0L0THIN0 CO. I JOHN cm «1, Props: DEALERS IN (Mini, Hats, Furnishings, Ms, Valises, Etc, Etc. Our record with “Best Values and Lowest Prices” never beaten. WIRE SIGN ACROSS THE STREET. OUR DOUBLE STORES: 316, 310, 320 WASHINGTON ST., - COLUMBUS, IND. —FRANK NELIQH—BAKER =flND= CONFECTIONER. —— —-—-—DEALER IN —— FINE CIGARS AND TOBACCO. I O E CREAM. HOPE, - - INDIANA. P.S.—Fancy Ice Cream for parties a specialty.