Greenfield Evening Republican, Greenfield, Hancock County, 26 February 1896 — Page 3

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What's To Be Done?

Why, call at our store, of course. We wish to exchange groceries for cash or produce. A look at our elegant line ot fresh, new, and firstclass Groceries, Fruits, Vegetables, etc., and our' low prices, will convince you that YOU should alway go to the

Prompt Service. Quick Delivery.

HARRY STRICKLAND.

Opposite Court House.

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EXAMINED FREE.

Thorough Examination with Ophalmoscope and Retinoscope,

ALL WORIL^

WARRANTED.

GRADUATE

SPTISIBH.

With L. A. Davis. Jeweler.

You Want

Tojhave your laundry done up in first-class shape, that is, washed clean and ironed glossy, the only place in town to have it done is at the Troy Steam Laundry. They have all the latest improved machinery, and will guarantee all work they put out. If you try them once you wilJ go again.

HERRING'BROS.

Bob Gough, Solicitor.

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Local and Personal.

Hume is selling tons of candy. Fresh eyery day. 80t2 Sixteen fine specialty artists with "Two Old Cronies."

Greenfield i-i still booming. It has a fine candy factory. 80t2 C. Kirkpitrick went to NoblesviJle today on a business trip.

Lillian Robie the lady contortionist— with 'Two Old Crouies."

Smoke Patterson's Special cig^r Notie better Mrs. John P.jrmar, of Albany, visiting relatives in this city

Bicycle 80t( Iud. is

See the barefoot Tril dunce at the Opera House Thursday night. Kittie Helon Eugli-~h top boot dancer at tbe Opera House Thursday ni^ht.

Hume is surprised with the business he is having in the candy trade in this city SO 1.2

Goldie Washburn in the skirt dauce Thursday ight. Louisa Carver, the wonderful soprano siuutfL-—witti "Two Old Cronies."

Try a can of Hopkins' Steamed Hominy (Hulled Corn). It is delicious. Full qt. 10o. 87t"lw4

Iv-iss Minnie Hughes entertained a small company of fiietds at cards laist night.

Wills and Kennedy song and dauce artists—vmii "l\\o Ola Crouies."

Mrd. Bett Cox returned today from a visit with Mr. Cox's parents, at Charlottesville.

Rev. W. dry, of Dayton O. is here vis.tii.g his daughter whe is a patient at Dr. C. K. Bruners.

Elmer Biuford, returned home from Anderson, today, where he has been on a business trip.

J. Ward Walker and wife went to Pendleton today to visit her parents, he v. Miles Todd aud wife.

The Pan handle Railroad Co. are moving the cattle shoot aud pens to their new yards just north of the Ice Factory.

Mrs -ieo. W. Duncan, has returned from a months pleasant visit with relatives in Ohio, Michigan at_d Northern Ind.

Emery Scott, tlie city marshal went to Lewisville, today to visit his father, Miles Scott, who is seriously ill with the grip. "Two Old Cronies" at the Opera Houe Thursday night, the best show ever in Greenueld. Prices 25, 35 and 50 cents.

Mrs. Offutt who lives with her son Robert Offutt fell and broke her left arm Monday. For one as old as her it is quite a serious matter.

You can get the best five cent cigar In the market at Jeff. C. Patterson's bicycle store. Both before and after six o'clock. 80 tf.

For sale or ren:—One 2-stovy brick business house on Pennsylvania street opposite Presbyterian church. See A. K. Branham. 80tf.

Chas. Kiger, of the Tile Floor Barber Shop is recovering from a severe attack of the sore throat and will soon be back at work.

Perry Collins, has rented his father's, O. G. Collins, farm and will soon move there. Mr. Boles, of Carrollton, has rented Perry Collin's house and will soon move here. Mr. Boles will run a meat shop in Oaklahoma.

Among our special inducements in shoes for men this week will! be a man's genuine calf skin shoe, welt, worth $300 for $2 a pair. We pride our selves on true advertising 79 LEE C. THAYER.

J. G. Duncan, of Indianapolis, but formerly of Greenfield, was here on business today. Mr. D. reports his family as all well. His daughter, Ethel, had the diphtherie this winter but autitoxine brought her through nicely.

There were two ad litions to'the Christian church yesterday evening. Nine were immersed at the close of the service. There will be preaching tonight in order that those immersed last evening may be received into fellowship. Subject tcnight—"Stumbling Blocks."

Special meetings at the M. P. church tonight. Preaching at 7 o'clock. Taere were two bright conversions at the alter yesterday afternoon, and seven came forward and joined the church last night. The formal reception of members will take place next Friday night.

W. L. MARTIN, Pastor.

Miss Gertrude LaFever, who has been a guest of Prof. J. E. Mack and wife for several days, returned to her home in Union City today. She is a pretty and charming young lady as well as a magnificent singer. While here she delighted the audiences at the Christian church by her splendid singing.

If the readers of the REPUBLICAN really appreciate truthful advertising they will find by calling at our store they will find the folio win? correct. We are selling ladies shoes a little out of the latest style have not long pointed toes, but are as good to wear as anyothers and we are offering them very cheap. Our regular $8 shoes we are selling for $2 and our regular $2 shoes for $1.50. If you wear a 2^4 or a 3 in size you can get great bargains. 78 LEE C. THAYEB.

Lard for Sale For Cash.

Wm. Tollen & Co. will seU 5000 pounds of pare home made lard at 7 cts. per pound In 50 pound lots' this week. 80t5

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FUN. PUN. FUN.

WILLS'

NEW

Everything New and Polished

Pretty Girl*! Elegant Costumes! Bright, Catchy Music.

The La'estXew York and London Craze

THEm AND TRILBY DANCE

And lots of other new and original specialties.

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9 Ladies, 7 Gentlemen.

Prices, 25c, 3oc and

Next wei-k, Sam Kuight will remove with his family to Bedford, this state. He has the agency (or Lawrence Co. for the Singer Sewing-machine Co. aud thinks he has au A No 1 field. Sam has had years of experience as a Singer agent. He is a clever young man aud the REPUBLICAN wishes him success.

Ham L. Strickland has sold his stock of stoves, hardware, etc which occupied the west room in the old Masonic block to the fltrn of Black & Gordon and will hereafter not be in that business. Mr. Strickland will however continue in the grocery business in the room which he nas occupied for years in that line. Mr. Strickland is one of Greenfield's moot popular and successful business men.

ON THE WllON'G 1JUA.CK.

Tne Men Arrested Yestenlay Not Tlie McCordsville 'iliteves.

The men whom the officers tracked from McCordsville 5e3terday with D. B. Teter's blood-liuuuds, were arrested by »Geo. Bingham at the bottle factory yesterday evening and were taken to the Sheriff's office aud searched, but nothing was found on them that was missiDg from

McCordsville. The men said that on Monday night they stayed at the Big Four Hotel, in AndersoD, and came to Iugalls yesterday morning and then came here fiom there. They had cash fare receipts from Anderson to Iugalls and seemed well supplied with money. They gave their names as John Reeil and Frank Cook and were turned loose after a rigid examination by Sheriff Pauley. The men are bottle-blowers and went to work at the factory last night.

Indicted for Assault and Uattery With Intent to kill. Robert and Chas. Railsback, who participated in a riot at a church at Nashville, this county about a year ago, in which the janitor, Jack Kennedy was almost killed, and for which Vern Price, Henry Stickler, Leonard Robb and Frank Railsback were confined in the County jail for about three months, came to this city vhis morning for trial. Tbe prosecuting attorney stated that the cases against them were based upon information and as indictments for assault and battery with intent to kill, have since been found against them by the grand jury he preferred to nolly the cases and try them on the indictments found by the grand jury and they gave bond in the sum of $800 each.

Henry Stickler, Vern Price and Frank Railsback came with them as witnesses. Railsback was arrested again upon the charge of assault and battery with in* tent to kill and disturbing a reiigious meeting a ad released upon his own recognizance. Price and Stickler fearing the Bame fate, hastily left town.

A Fox Drive in Blue River Township.

Bills are posted announcing a grand fox drive in Blue River township next Saturday, Feb 29, centering on 01 Binford's farm, southeast of Westland. The boundaries are: north line, road south of railroad east line, Six Mile creek and county line sonth line, road running by Gates school house and west line, Range line pike running by Westland store. William Elsbury is the grand marshal for the day, Guns and dogs prohibited.

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Seats at Crcsceut Pharmacy.

Mrs Nethercur. weut to Indianipolis tsday to visii' ieuds the rest of this week.

Rev Chesteen Smith of Dublin came tort tv f(.r a visit with his father, William Smi'h.

I he At lantis Euchre Club will meet with Will A. Hough and wife at their home on W. Main Street tonight

Fielding Scott, of St Paul, Kan., is visiting broth_»r-in law, Morgan Chandler, and oi.her relatives here. He was a citizen of Hancock County up to 18S5 and his tnuuy i'rit-uds here will be glad to know thut he is a prosperous farmei in the Sunflower State.

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Christian Kndeavor Meeting.

All members of the Y. Y. S. C. E are earnestly requested to meet at the Sunday school room in the new church at 7 p. m. this evening.

CHAS. F. RBEVSS, Pres.

Congressman Wiitson Here.

Congressman Jas. E. Watson arrived in the city Tuesday and is a guest of Major

Real list are Transfers

For the week end1 ng Feb. 27,1896, prepared by J. Biuford, Loan Ascent. Milton

Masters to William I. Garrett loi,

Warrington $ 125 Abraham Beaver to liaunah J. Bridges, 60 acres 500 Noble P. Howard to Eilwia P. Howard luts, city 5)0 Havi us Grey to Kichard A'. Law, 22 acres 1 Kkhard W. Law to Havens Grey, 22 acres 1 J'rancU K. iTrtnui to Aiictiael O'Connor lot, city 150 P. C. & .St. K, K. to Amanda Ross, laud

Charlea It. Henley to Geo.

M. Y. Shaffer to William Bund lot, Nancy

Our school closed last Friday and our teachers taught au excellent term, giving satisfaction to all patrons.

John Sells and Mrs. Wm. Bradley visited their brother, Sam Sells, near Fortville, last week.

Miss Mary Crosley returned to her home in Brightwood last Monday after a week's visit with friends and relatives.

Mrs. O. C. Jackson is visiting relatives near Miluer Corner. The family of William Bradley have been quarantined three weeks on account of scarlet fever. Tiiey are ail about well now.

Isaac W inn has retired from huckstering for C. F. W. Brandt. William Walsmith releived him.

Wtiile breaking stocks last Tuesday, George Cooper, son of Lewis Cooper, met with a painful accident, breaking one rib and receiving several bruises.

John Chappeli has bought the Dan Baltenger property and will rent it by the month.

Dr. J. E. Lumris was at Indianapolis last Tuesday. James M. Jacobs will be with us again iu the dry goods bu iness as soon as the room is vacated, the one he formerly occupied.

F. A. Gordon was called to the bed side of his father who was dying at his daughter's home iu Mariou, last Monday.

Rev. Wm. H. Curtis who is collecting for Dr. J. H. Justice, of Greenfield, says collections are poor but promises are many.

We have been informed by good authority that the Big Four R. R. vill build the line from Maxwell to Greenfield if the people of the latter city will get a move on themselves.

The Friend's Church has organized a Christian Endeavor Society with Robert Hollis, President Frark Brooks, VicePresident Henry She pier, Treasurer Sarah E. Jacobs, Corresponding Sect, and Mrs. Frank Brooks, Sect.

B. J. "Jarrett and his sister, Lizzie, are on he sick list. Harvey Barrett, of Greenfield, was here last Saturday on business.

Isaac Winn will begin huckstering for J. F. Gant, next week.

Painting, Graining and Glazing

Furniture, finishing, upholstering, enameling & c. J. M. Price. Phone 38. The old reliable painter corner of R. R. and Pennsylvania. 74tf

Notice.

I have removed my shop to 38 West Main street where I am better than ever prepared to clean, dye and repair ladies and gentleman's clothing of every description. Kid glove cleaning a specialty. 79tf GKORGE JUSTICE.

The^roblen |8olved

If you are- wise and desire to regain your health, then you will heed the advice of thousands and use the finest flour an earth. To do this you must use the "Leader Brand" where yon get purification. Ask your physician.

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P. Thayer Jr. He is looking

after his interests and is miking a tour of ihe couut seeing old friends and making new ones.

A New Grocery Store.

Will W. Robb has rented the west room in the old Masouic Hall building and will put iu a stock of groceries there. He has had experience as a clerk in the grocery aud other lines and has many friends and acquaintances in tf city and county.

from Wheeling, West Virginia.

John B. Wills and his -'Two Old Cronies" company held the boards at the Opera House last night. Mr. Wills htmself is a natural corne lian. He kept the audience in a roar with his fua duriug the greater part of the time he was on the stage. Trilby dance was clever and original.

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Henry C. Stutsman to Hab. F, Wilson lot, Philadelphia Henry St. Ciair to

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Charles P. Horsly, 1 acre

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acre tO 1 city 30 1 400

Pliill. A. Card to Sarah E. Maish, land... John W, Harris to Jasper H. Monlden lot,

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acres, 500

Audis to John H. Binford

No. tiausfera 24 Consideration 8 3704

MAXWELL

A number of our citizens attended court last Tuesday. Miss Lillian Clark, an Indianapolis belle, is visiting P. H. Cooper and family.

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EARLY'S

BIG.DOUBLE DRUGSTORE We have both our stores packed with

A mammoth stock of Toys, Hobby Morses Sleds, Fancy Dishes, Drums, Games, Albums, Toilet Sets, Perfumery, Cigars, etc.

A nice line of Beautiful books—juvenile and standard. Our stock of Fancy Candies is immense.

Get our prices before you buy.

Green House, W. South Street.

WILLOW HRANCH.

Next Sunday will be preaching at

Dr. C. C. Pratt and Joseph McCray P. M., were at Anderson, one day last week. Israel Jones and wife of McCordsville, spent the greater part of last we&k visi:-. ng their old acq aaiatauces.

It is reported that there is a Lulu May Smith Hollingworth not far frcm town, seeking matrimony.

Henry and Richard Braddock, were thrown out of their buggy, one day last week eaused by their horse getting scared at a hand-car. Henry, had three ribs and his collar bone broken. Richard, had no bones broken but was badly bruised.

The carrying of the miil between Millner Corner and thi3 place was given John Shipley. One year seems to satisfy Charles, with the burdon.

Dr. Tucker and wife, of Boone County, spent Saturday anb Sunday with George Hull and family. Mr. Tucker would like to locate in old Hansock and will if he can find a desirable place.

Noah, comes over regular regardless of the weather. Chas. Elmore,, is quite well of the measles.

Miss Mearl Walker, has the measles. Miss Cora Thomas is bettor. Chas. Record, £undayed with pareata* near McCordsville.

C. F. Smith and wife, were called to see his Grandmother, Cembs, Sunday who fell a few days ago and broke her arm.

If competition has any control of prices, we certainly have the best market in Hancock county.

A good poet could fill the kickers column frll and not go out of town to get a period to stop on.

Fathers Nichols and Clark are the most quiet citesens, we have. They tend strictly to their own business. They are never seen filling one of the loafing chairs or heard speaking a harsh work of any one. Father Nichols is close to 90 years of age and Is enjoying good health.

Those who were tunong the original subscribers to the building (and of the Christian church and have not finished paying the amount subscribed, are requested to call and pay the same, See the Secretary A. K, Branham or Morgan Chandler. 80tf

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L. Early's Bii DouMe Dra? Store

Odd Fellows' Building and 25 W. Main St.

Having just received a fine lot of Palms, I would be pleased to

make you prices on all kinds of decorating. I. have a nice collection

BLOOMING PLANTS

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GOODS!

PALMS. PALMS.

Come and See Them.

Cut Flowers, Roses and Carnations on hand at all times. Flora Work on short notice.

JACOB FOREST, Florist.

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M. E church. The United 73reteru together with some earnest workers of ether denominations are conducting a wonderful revival at Warrington, those who have been in attendance, say, they are sincere in. fcheir work and belief, and are daily reaping their reward.

Indianapolis College of Commerce

Actual business for beginners. of theoretical bookkeeping. Expert court reporters teach shorthand. Professional penmen {nvn instructions ill writing, daily. L.ti-ge-1 and best business school in Indiana. Vany vsvirs of success. Hundred upon humlrcds ol Jonuer pupils now iu excellent postions. SLudtt' i.s as.sitat to good situitioii.s free CntsihiKues for asking. Journal Building, Monument .Clac* l-16to7-i AUG STOSisMKIiT^U, Pre3.

Two Old ''roi je3.

Wills' fa mo U3 "Two Old Cronies" will appear at the Opera Home Thursday night. The company is comp jsed of sixteen people aud numbers among them mauy fine specialty artist3. Muss Finny Leslie, the lady contortionist, s.? Kitty Helson, English Top Boot dancer from the Crystal Palace Loudon, Goldie Washburn, skirt dance?, Lillian Kobie, Fan dances, Louise Carver in the bare foot Trilby dauoe and many others. Prices 25, 35 and 50-cents.

This Is the Heroine

Of Will Lisenbee's powerftd story entitled

Casinca

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Has some remarkable chftts acters not easily forgotten.

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