Hope Republican, Volume 2, Number 45, Hope, Bartholomew County, 1 March 1894 — Page 1

Hope Republican. VOL. II. HOPE, BARTHOLOMEW CO., IND., THURSDAY, MARCH 1, 1894. NUMEER 45

COLUMBUS, bOPUSRiENSBUfKi WestboumLj Kits! bound »•> 90 ! .itt ! 94 »* M ' A M AM l» M * v» ! n Oo I OrpenViburp ' h ir> 7 no 9 U7 I..' IK i RViistfion ,s (»'.* 1 0 :w « 27 I :t» I iliiMH Vs 7 5l» . H I ft * :m • i ! :»:» I..Ha* .Kviiit- 7 rw r. (k» ■0 4s M 2 > Hope ! 7 00 ft 47 » 3U 10 :C» j Miller’s j 7 is 5 l*7 10 10 HO 4> j v Lambert’s < 7 O’.* ; i:» 10 35JJ1 H 'oliunbus ' \) iVi i ft (HJ i>. li. MAUTIN, (ion. i';,ss. Airi.~ H. L. Apom, 1 lope. PROFESSIONAL CARDS. p CJC . il . UEGKNN AS, PHYSICIAN and SURGEON. EVE, EAU, NOSE AND THROAT, Monday ami Thursday , 1 to J p. m. Office: Sout Hide Public Squint?. qh. s. sr vi'i>^» PHYSICIAN anj> SURGEON, HOPE, INDIANA. Office in S’. Slapp & Son's Drujt Si ore. QU. W. T. N SOW* ON, PHYSICIAN and SURGEON, 4 HOPE, INDIANA. Office over post office, on Jackson at. Ucsidrrictj ou Jackson st. j I A <’KIIIC * HILWV, ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW, tnftcc over gcinv&rtzkopX’K hardware store, opposite Court-hous . Telephone No. r»0 A: ETIIG, ATTORNEYS- AT-UAW. office* Id Third-street, Columbus, I ml. Will practice in circuit and supreme courts of Indiana and V. S. court. IRA BULLARD. WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY, AND ALL KINDS OF REPAJRIN6 PROMPTLY DONE. Simmons’ Block, Hope, Tiul. Go to G-eo. .S. Cook for lumber. H. S. Rominger spent Sunday with his family hero. Go to C. A. Pastael's barber shop 'or an easy shave or hair cut. John Linko,of Clifford, spent Sunday with bis brother. Will, here. Subscribe for the Republican. All the news for one dollar a year. J. W. Vaughn, of Taylorsville, has been granted a patent on a grinding mill. P. H. Transou left Tuesday morning for North Vernon whore he has rented a farm. He expects to handle live stock. An Ohio man who fed twelve hogs ! on wheat, estimates that he got j $(>7.20 for fifty bushels of wheat by | marketing it in the form of pork; ' whereas if he had sold it it he would I only have received flit!. He advises | buying hogs to feed the wheat to.

WHAT IS We have examined the composition, K. E. N. T. 8. (Kent’s Entirely New Tonic (Sarsaparilla) and find it composed of the most powerful combi nation of Blood Purifiers known to Materia Medica, and each of its ingrediouts to be of the highest grade of purity. Allan, Woowwauu &' Co., Manufacturing Chemists, i Peoria, Ills. After Lagrippe, C onfinement. a nd during Convalescence from fevers K.E. N.T.S. can bo rolled noon as the best remedy to restore appetite and strength. Such is the g n ral verdict, you are suffering from any of the complaints for which it is recommended, you cannot use anything that will give more satisfactory results. Try it. Sxapp & Sox.

| OUR NOTE BOOK. | Arcade Hall—- | Friday evening, March Oth, — j International Milkmaid's ConvenI turn. j Charles Bannos lost a horse last week. j For good seed oats see. Frank Burrow. . 4512 j Wedding cards of the latest styles at this office. Ben Bozwell. of New Castle Ohio, j spent the past week hero, j Jeff Hanks, of Burney, transacted j business in town Monday. For timothy, blue grass and clover seed go to Simmons' block. Marine R, Moore, of Sardinia was here the fore part of this week visiting. J. T>. Sidener, of Columbus, spent Sunday with I/ueich Arbuckle, east of town. fjtoekmen will get the best work at this office. New cuts have been received. Millard Rominger took in the April Fool show v.t Columbus Monday evening. Willard Barmes, of Clifford moved into the Heilman house on Jackson street Monday. The only original and genuine S. S. A light* plow is sold by Jones & Rominger, Simmons’ block. We send another order for book next Monday. Bring in the coupons and get one of the books. Stapp & Son have a full line of large and small picture frame mold- ■ ings. Any size frame made to order. Toe total disbursements for pensions at the Indianapolis agency for the current quarter was $2,437,382.7(1 Interest in the town election increases as the, spring approaches. So far the main interest centres in the race for Marshal. The A non Swiss Bell Ringers will bo at the Moravian church tonight. They come highly recommended and 1 will doubtless give an excellent eni tertaininent. Marsh Thomas delighted the audij once at the M. E. church last Sun- ! day by his rendition of a number of sacred songs. The evening service was largely made up of music, and tins was heard bv a full house. Then* was more whiskey drank in ; Hope last Friday, the day of the j democratic primary, than on any day for a long time. [ The concert given last Thurs a..’ [evening for the benefit of the Moravian Sunday-schol was well attended. The evening was pleasant and the entertainment was thoroughly enjoyed. Almost every number was highly praised by all who heard the concert. The Moravians have an abundance of musical talent and every concert they give is excellent. The proceeds were about$!7. Much credit is due to Mrs. Sarah Woolcy for the success of the entertainment.

Lumber of all kinds at G.S.Cook's. Mrs. Jos. Kuode is on the sick list. See Frank Burrow for good seed outs. 45-12 For apples and cranberries go to Bowman Bros. About three inches of snow fell lust Sunday evening. The Review of Reviews and the Rkpuiujcan one year $.‘5. L. A. Vogler lost a valuable Boone mare last Saturday morning. Farmers, don’t fail, to see the Page woven wire fence at Fishel’s. Bowman Bros, are paying the highest market price for poultry. Worth begets, in base-minds.envy; in great souls, emulation, —Fi-dding. It is said that $2,000,000 has been made out of a single brand chewing gum. 1 have lived to thank God that all my prayers have not been answered, —Jean Bigelow. Subscriptions for any magazine or periodical taken at this office, usually at a reduced rate. Cali at M. IT. Murphy's and see her new line of embroidery, silks, stamped linen, linen ilos.s and other notions. Pendergast, the assassin of the late Mayor Carter Harrison, of Chicago, was sentenced to be hanged March 23 d. The date of the Milkmaid’s Convention has been postponed to Friday evening March hth. Come out and spend an enjoyable evening. Farmers when in need of breaking plows, cultivators, harrows, etc., should get prices before buying, at the Simmons’ block, north side public square. I. W. Konnott left Saturday for ■ Sbelbyville to take the place of his . brother who is going to Ohio. He will be back in a short time to spend 1 another week here. Jesse Abbott and Van Reehm had a little altercation last Friday in which Abbott was worsed and a chair deprived of its rounds by violent contact with ids head. The legislature of the state of Washington has passed a cigarette law, making it a erimnal offense to manufacture, buy,sell, or give away, or have in one’s possession,cigarettes or cigarette paper. A large number of our citizens were in Columbus last Saturday. Part were attending the meeting of the republican county central committee; part went to help the successful democratic- candidates shake hands.; part attended teacher’s examination and Olliers combined business and pleasure. The personality of a famous man can at times be brought delightfully close to us, and this is particularly true of Hie picture we get of Nathaniel Hawthorn in his youngest daughter's description of ‘"My Father’s Literary Methods’’ in the March Ladies' Home Journal. Truly is the curtain that lias so long hidden Ha t wlhoTue from view gently raised Many mothers will have cause to thank Mrs. Burton Kingsland before she finishes her series of articles-on tlie wisest training of “A Daughter at Sixteen,” the first appearing in tins issue. The Efev. Lyman Abbott writes vigorously and critically of the different relations of a church to its choir and Mrs. A, D. T, Whitney gives the second of-her delightful "Friendly Letters to Girl Friends.”

The cover of this March l<ssu« j typical Philips Brooks’ cloves, which j always hovered round. Trinity! Church, and do still, the work of Henry Sandham, is most artistic turn makes this magazine a tiling of i real beauty. Published by The : Curtis Publishing Company of Phi1 ladelphia, for ten cents per number J aud one dollar per year.

CASH FOR, BRAINS. • Tho publishers of the Family Visitor Intend to give away $20 to the successful 4 persons who earn It by the following method: we have selected the letters contained In tho wold “SAFETY,” from which many small words can he spelled correctly. To the first person sending us »he largest number of words 4 spelled correctly out of these letters, “S-A-F-K-T-V,” we will give $10, to the next, $5, aad to the next five, $1.00 each. Every person sending In a list will receive 10 Popular Fleets of Music. i HULK 4-la spelling the words you may use the six letters used In the word ‘-rtAFJETTY*’ a* many times as you wish and in aay manner, hut you must nut use the same letter more than once In any word. For exam pie; 8at, tea. etc. i The object In giving sway these valuable prizes Is to secure trial subscribers, whom we expect to please so well that they will renew their subscriptions and thus wo build up a large circulation and get more advertising at higher rates i than we would otherwise Every person must send 25 cents (postal note) with their list T >r a years’ subscription to the Family Visitor and state the number of words their Us* contains. Prizes will be awarded according to post-mark, The i letter b'*arl g the earliest postmark will receive llrst award, and balance In order as received. We guarantee fairness to every person entering this competition, Send In your i list early and you may receive a valuable prize. Address THE FAMILY VISITOR, , Indianapolis, Indiana.

Envelopes printed at this office. Curry combs and brushes. Neligh. For tin roofing and repair work see Geo. S. Cook. The funnel's say the Oliver is the best breaking plow. Henry Ueberroth, of Columbus, was in town Tuesday. Bert Neligh has put in a supply of carry combs and brushes. 600. S. Cook" can supply you with shingles of the finest quality. Bowman Bros, are paying 14 cents for fresh butter, 12 cents for eggs, j Wm. Felsberg, of Corning, Ark.,, is visiting his brother F.C. Felsberg. j Wm. Williams is talked of as can- [ didate for member of the town board Education is our only political safety. Outside of this ark all is deluge,-—H. Mann. For sweetpotatoes, cabbage and turnips go to Bowman Bros. The [ best in the market. Several of Miss Ella Weinland’s friends spent last evening with her in honor of her birthday. Warren Coots and Mrs. Nancy Harry' were married Monday evening by 'Squire W. M. Robbins. N. M. Marlin. A. J. Alexander and Lyman Scudder are talked of as candidates for township assessor. Will Hartzell. John Slam, Eugene Chandler and Raleigh Norman heard “April Fool" at Columbus Monday night.

On Tuesday, n number of Mys. Solomon Smith’s friends surprised j her ami spent the day pleasantly j with her. Fifteen ate dinner. Herman Tonnehle, of Shelbyville. whose leg was amputated last Thursday for elephantiasis, died Saturday morning from the secondary effects of the operation. There is talk of organizing a musical society in Hope, to be non-sec-tarian, to meet twice a month and to be tor the benefit of Hit' members only. Such an organization would he an excellent move for sustaining the high standard which Hope has already attained in the musical line. Three candidates, £1. Moony Lewis Blades and John B. Kent, announce themselves this week for township trustee. All are prosperous farmers of this township and loyal republicans. If any one of these receives the nomination, he will have the hearty support of the entire republican party.

After the anniversary exercises! last Thursday the G. A. R. Post passed the following resolutions. Resolved, That this Post tender thanks to the members of Urn band for the inspiring music furnished. 1 and to the public schools for the ; assistance rendered in hallowing the i moirory and birth of Washington, | and to Rev. W. H. Vogler for liis eloquent and patriotic address on thatoccasion. Resolved, That the old veterans look to the public schools with pride aud jealous care, as being the future guardians of our country and that thev will on all occasions endeavor to instill into them an uudyin„ iovc for the old Hag.

ANNOUNCEMENTS. TOWN OFFICES. FOR MARSHAL. We are authorized to announce the mime of J. J. Uranium as candidate for marshal at the spring election. We are authorized to announce the name of A. P. Dronberger as candidate for the nomination for town Marshal, subject to the Republican convention. TOWNSHIP OFFICES. FOR TRUSTEE. ! We are authorized to announce the name of Lewis Blades as a can.* i didate for township trustee, subject i to a republican nomination. G. C. Moore is a candidate for trustee of Hawereek township sub* : jeet to a republican nomination. | We arc authorized to announce the | name of John B. Kent as candidate for township trustee subject to a republican nomination. Timber For Sale. Fifteen acres of timber wood to wood choppers. Apply at once to Dr. C. V. Kent. FINE JOB PRINTING. The Republican office is equipped for fine book and job printing. If you need bill heads, letter heads, envelopes, give us a call. Will M. Inglis. Photographer, Columbus, Inch | Go to Bert Neligh for your team harness. Lumber, lath and shingles at Geo. S. Cook's. [ Greeley Solomon left yesterday morning for Iowa. j Born, to Win. Abbott aad wife, Monday evening a boy. ' Martin Essex, of St. Louis Crossing was in town Monday.

Tin.' greatest misfortunes men fall into arise from themselves. —Steele. Jos. Ruede will move to the Kennedy house la south Hope. J. J. Brannon will move to !he Barme* property vacated by Mr. Rncde.. On account -of Prohibition State Convention, the Big Four Rail way will sell excursion tickets to Indianapolis Lid., March 14 and 15, .On s’ fare for the round trip. Ticket* good returning March Kith 181*4. II. G. Michael. If the devil ever laughs it must bs at hypocrites; they are the greatest dupes he has: they served h in better than any others, hut receive no wages; nay. what is still more extraordinary, they submit to greater mortification to go to heaven.—Colton. j A taste for books is the pi *asura and glory of my life. It is a taste which I would not exchange for tha wealth of the Indies. The miseries , of a vacant life, are never known to;* man whose hours are insafhc.W-at for the inexhaustible pleasure of Study, • —Gibbon.