Hope Republican, Volume 1, Number 31, Hope, Bartholomew County, 24 November 1892 — Page 8

To the Public. I have purchased J. M. Hatton’s stock of Groceries, Provisions, Queensware, Glassware, &c M and will be glad to meet all the old patrons of this store and many new ones. I pay the highest price for Country Produce of all kinds. Give me a call. A i-pim Set of Becoratel China Dies Mil Every cash purchaser of $1.00 worth of goods at our store is entitled to a guess as to the number of pieces of candy contained in the jar we now have on exhibition, and the person guessing the nearest, or correct, number will receive a line set of Decorated China Dishes (containing 96 pieces), The candy will.be counted and award, made on Christmas Day. CURTIS S. NIGH. Hope, Ind., Sept. 15, 1892. S. SWARTS & SON Are still headquarters for Groceries, Fancy Candies, Queens ware,. Stone and Wooden ware. We are constantly ■receiving fresh goods, and pay the highest market price for produce. We also offer a special inducement to any and all our customers for a short time only. We will give a HANDSOME CRAYON PORTRAIT of themselves or friends, FREE OF CHARGE, provided the frame is bought of us, said frame to-.be five-inch moulding, very handsome, and will cost you $2.90. All who wish to avail themselves of this opportunity must <>orae early. We are agents .for the light-running NEW HOME Sewing Machine, and keep needles and repairs for all machines. Thanking all for past favors, we hope to merit a continuance of the same. s. sms i son, hops, ind. U NDERTAKfNQ. I will give prompt attention and the most.tender care to all eases, entrusted to me. My stock is new and complete and everything first-class. Hearse Free. EMBALMING A SPECSALTY. PHILIP SPAUGH, Mope, M —SfssG. A.. NIENABERMrMerchant Tailor,, “West Second at., - Columbus, Ind. All the latest novelties of the season constantly in stock. Fit and workmanship guaranteed.

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tPor ©ts,tc2a. 033. it Gave* Tlssie. £33. B'a.yin.g- it ZZ ovi Barsr© Ix£o33.ey. Zxx. it "JTc.'i Save Strcrig-tli S>33?4klLcIC i* & WAwnsu la Unoccupied Territory. WHSELiS & TOSOH HPO. CO. ' 182 W. Fourth St., Cincinnati, 0. 'woxa. v n.a-ZiCa 33 - srH. D, LEEDS, MOPE, - - * irtD. SJS Will pay for the Republican *« to any new subscriber from H the date of receiving the sabascription to Jan. i,,J894, See & first article on, the fifth page.

Is the number of envelopes recently . • . received at this of- '■ lipe for our custom- • .. ers. We can supply ., you cheap. . COME ! AND : SEE! Of every description neatly and promptly done at reasonable prices. Come, and see what we can dp for you. Hays You Seen our new stool' of N DTE HEADS, LETT EH HEADS. STATEMENTS,, BUSINESS CARDS, ETC. ETC. There Are None Better. COME ATiD REE THEM. Mmim. oiiicft

CORRESPONDENCE. Sayings and Doings of Our Country, Cousins filrielly Narrated. FLAJROCK. Lizzie Lawrence was visiting at ffm. Pope’s over Sunday. Dr. Connelly was transacting business at Edinburg Holiday. Misses Bertie and Tessie McComas are visiting at Shelby ville. G. W. Drake has sold his store at Lewis Creek to Mr. Morris. Oscar Carter has moved in with his fathcr-in-law, John Nail. Will Ensley attended the jollification at Hope Saturday night. Wesley Nading spent several days at Martinsville for his health. Geo. Itppp is carrying his arm in a sling on account of a carbunkie. Prof. J. W. Parrish spent Sunday with his parents near Fenn’s, Ind. David Maxwell'-; has sold out and will soon make California his future homo. Protracted meeting is being carried on at the Christian church this week. Joe McQueen and family attended the funera&of Grandmother Stoughton Monday. The saw mill has resumed work again, after o week’s stop on account of the breaking down of the engine. C. Stoughton and Miss Cochran were married at Rev. Joe McQueen’s Saturday evening. Here’s our best wishes. ST. LOUIS CROSSING. Will the waters be chilly whjgn we go up the river? There will be preaching at the M. E. church next Sunday. Several of the boys went to Columbus to the jollification last Friday. Corn husking is tlr\order of the day, but most of it is husked around the stove/. Services were held at the M. B. church Sunday last. A gopd number; were present. Mrs. Mattie Oliuger is very low with typhoid fever, but is some better at this writing. There are several aspirants for the post office at this place. Wonder wha will:,:win the prize. James Bostic, who was arrested for disturbing religious meeting at this place, was acquitted in ’Squire McQueen’s court last Saturday. Let's all get on the. boat, go up the river, take a nap and awake in four years, to see the wonderful change that will have taken place under Demo era tic administration. CLIFTY. Mort. Wesscnhf kner has made some improvements on his property. Mrs. Jake Grant, who has been quite sick, is not much improved at this time. Mrs. Mary Blades and son, Elbert, spent part, of last week with relatives and friends neap Hope. Rev. Morrow, of this place, exchanged pulpits with the M. E. minister of St. Paul' last Sunday. Mrs. Spillman,, who has been visititing Iper daughter, Mrs. Miner, rs'turned to her hoaje near Clarks burg last week. Dowden & Daity, marble dealers, of Greonsburg, put up a .fine large monument at the grave of Jonathan A. Blades last Wednesday in the Duck Creek cemetery. Waited t»ie Color to Mat cbr. A young man from Kalamazoo was in : Detroit not very long ago, drawn hither j by the fascinating attractions of one of, the brigh test and best looking girls in ,j this City of the Straits. The visitor was I more or leas of a Kalamazooln and the i girl didn’t feel flattered by bis attentions, • but she did the best she could under the circumstances, In the evening ho asked her to go with him to the ice creamery and she went. “Waiter,” he said in a iond and commanding tone, “bring ns two icecreams —tbe best you’ve got in the shop, mind." The waiter bowed. “And, waiter,” said the girl in a low, sweet voice, “bring me pistache to match I the young, man here,” and the young man didn't/know what pistache was til] the colpr,—Detroit .Free Press,

The Henrietta Still attracts great crowds. It is the best Shoe on earth for the money., Two daddy dollars takes a pair. They come in all widths and Myles. -•FOR MEN OfitYstWe produce the renowned Buffalo Shoe. Hub gore and all solid. We, show them in all styles. • - ... WE A1 In medium priced shoes, giving you all the styles found in the higher grades. SS LJ| ID” SHOE rtLJO STORE. ROSENBUSH & MOORE,. Granite and Marble works. GEO. ii. GU1TCH, Frop’r. G. J. RfLiSY, Salssnw CBANITE MUiiTS iSfECULTY. HEAT 0ES!SfsSpM08]} MATERIAtiliPEREECT WORK. Prices very Seasonable. 424 FIFTH ST., CQLUMSUS, IND. ==8. NELIGH= MANUFACTURER OF FINE. FtR ST-CLASS Garrfc Bjpiss ji Surrey. Repairing dome neatly and PROMPTLY TO ORDER.. ALL MY WORK IS WARRANTED. Hope, ~ Indiana. (Mps is. Goaiiol^ AND YOU WILL SEE THE LARGEST STOCK OF (Sndies, ]S(uts asd pituiis FOR THE HOLIDAY TRADE, AT IP. JP. ItTEILIQKH'S HOPE, INDIANA. Fresh Oysters Always on Hand.

iillipY! Miss M. H. Mtirphy Desires to inform her patrons and friends, that she has now ready for inspection a fine stock of fail and Winter MILLINERY! REASONABLE PRICES. All ttis Latest Novelties! First door-east of post office, HOPE, - - INDIANA. To the Pabk My new shop is just completed, and my new gasoline engine is now miming. I am now prepared to grind plow points' and tools ;of all kinds, and do | all kinds of repairing j on short notice. Call and see my new gasoline engine. GI1AS. BOMiHGEB, JR. Attention,- Everykriy! When at Coltirabns call on C. A. SPARKS for anything- you want to eat. Everything fresh and clean. ULRICH'S 01.0 STAND, OCR. FOURTH & FRANKLIN GTS.. COJ.UWBUS, IND.,

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