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Why, call at our sfcote, 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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WARRANTED

HUSTON

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With L. A. ivis, Jeweler.

You Want

Tojhave your laundry, done •ap^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 will go again.

HERRING BROS.

Bob Gough, Solicitor.

American Stories by

Six American Writers

Is the feast we have prepared for our readers. They are tales of more than ordinary interest. Here are their names:

Will Lisenbee

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Harry Stillwell Edw&rds

Alfred R. Calhoun

Alice E. Ives

Martha McC. Williams

Captain T. J. Mackey

If you know these writers you will watch for the stories. If you do not know them take this opportunity to make their acquaintance. The

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Local amteBersonafe

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Don't forget tbeeafcew«lktonl|tat.

Those who were among the original subscribers to the bu lding fund of the Christian church aud have not finished paying the amouut subscribed, are requested to call and pay the same. See the Secretary A. K- Branham or Morgan Chandler. 8Uif

The Baptists will hold their services in the new Christian Church Saturday and Sunday at 2 m. each day. We extend a cordial invitation to everybody. It will do you no harm but will be greatly beneficial to you to attend. Elder Ira Turner, of Missouri, is expected to be present, and will preach Oot days.

The busiuess meeting of the Y. P. S.C. E. of the M. P. Church Tu«*day night was weil attended and Charley Shumway the new president presided over the same in a creditble manner. His earnest spt eoh before the society showed that he is full of zeal for the rLasters cause. Seven committees were appointed, each headed by a good chairman The society now has 31 active, 4 associate aud 6 honorary members. This society can always be depended upon for aggressive work.

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Amos Pt rkinstofcJPisutleton, is in town. todav on a businwS'tffp ,••••« Mrs Lewis Sti uatwtiy who hns teen ver.y sick with la-^npp-5, is ?ome better

Sam Knignt leaves tml tor Bedford, to engtge in tne se^v'tig innchine bui-n-s Smoke Patterson's Special Bicycle cig None be'tnr W''ti

Try a cau of Hopkius' Stearued fctoniiny (fluileil Corn). Ir. is delicious. Fml qt. 10". 37ilw4

Smoke the Little Pii ce Cigar, ih^ only. Clear Hnvanud, 5 cent cigar iu the it. iiou din bo lw

Hume is at the frour, aiid iraiuoih •toj'k of CHIHIV drawing a big tune the candy kitchen. 87t2

ciu get ilirj best flvc cent Ct-ar

the market, at, .Ittf. Pa ter-oti's l»i_-yo store. Both before aud after .ix o'ul»-k. 80tf.

They have a B. O O. Z. Lodge at New Castle with sevt«i iiuudied uirtubers. There are now a few branch orgrn zitions.

Fur sale or reu —One 2-stoiy brick biuiuess house oa fenosylvauia strei-i otp site rresb^ leiian cuui'cli. dee A.

Branham. 8U.t.

Lillian aud Gay Corcoran went, to c.ii^o yesterday buy a OUK of inulintry, they will s'art a in Uiuery bcute above E IJS' ii tig store.

Kvery lady wearing a small shoe size 3. can gee a good bargain at Le* (J. Thayer's, especially in slippers. We have too mauy uuinbsr threes.

The.ladies of the Htl^ina Hutid Socie'y, will ve the usual variety s.nle ar their market in the w-emetir, of tiie Christian church uext yat'uduy.

Mrs. Chas. F. Webb, on S »uth s=tr»rt, fell ovtr some Juniber in i:o it of (-Jibb- & Thomas' hard are store Tuesday night, aud sas seriously but not. dangerous'y hurt.

To every lady that will come to our Sto u.Xi ,-MlunUy, as a special ii.dnCfmeat '\e wiil sell you our regular 75 dougoia buttjLi sti.je, patent ti^, for $1.

RUMPUS AMONG HORSEMEN.

A Stockholders Meeting Called.

The following notice has been sent to all the men who recently took stock or it is claimed took stock in the association to buy a Coach Horse:

There will be a meeting of the subscribers of shares, fcy you and others, in the purchase of a Coach Stallion from Smg master & War1, of Ridgeville, Ind., named Pizaro. No. 37, at the rooms of the Gumon House at Greenfield, Indiana, Saturday, March 7th, 1896, at one o'clock sharp.

The object of the meeting is to complete a settlement for your stock subscrib. ed, and to arraDge for organ iz it ion. You are therefore notified to be present.

SLNGMASTER HD,

PER JACOB FORLOW. We have talked to one of the^e men who is supposed to be a stockholder, but he claims lie never subscribed for any stock, and he thinks the above meeting will be slimly attended.

Torn About is Fair Flay.

Tbe boys who were arrested for robbing Morgan And is of $36, and who were confined in jail over sight, brought suit today against Mr. And is for false imprisonment. The blood hounds with which the Horse TL*ef Detective Association tried to track the boys failed to do their work, not getting.a scent on a track of any kind and ran around barking at everyone they saw and passed. The boys say their natnes are Edward Watklns and George Cureton, and are from Summitville, Ohio. They say that as they were stopped, searched and imprisoned without the least evidence against them, and that they now propose to make Mr. Andis dance to the music awhile. They have employed R. A- Black and James Reed as their attorneys.

Painting, Graining and Olaslng Furniture, finishing, upholstering, enameling o. J. M. Price. Phone 38 The eld reliable painter corner of R. R. and Pennsylvania. ,,,_ 74tf

Reported by W. li 4«kow«, Cit Clerk

AllC' -UnC IlllttU. p' last rifgtflHp'nri«*e!iug read appr »ve 'Pi HI:S W-- S tutotui TED FW I ceni-Mit, side w-i.k "U ill siiut.ti fide o'Ceni^i»ry S.reet from reet toe eiv h'"-

A a an a a us was adopted. A solution vas adop'ed dectrmg the ueeem make a c-i tifc ilie south si of ein. ie stieetas anove.

Ati ')rcitiHnce Wis i^.-e I rep al n^ an Oi'iii'iam ov oiug fur a in k. -i. ty. A re.-ol itt:ti pas-itd acc pt u«j the .ivers ha were fl «'l ou t-ne So ioh S te stie tee ien Ks, r-heir« werefi/e v^atvet^ fi.e am um !f2 i9.3t» •Anur in «nce was pa-s-0 pr-vi hn^ for the is iidice of buiid-i ^tuca State oaeet in tuionut ol $2)9,90.

L)rtrds were presented ami m-c pt^d for ground e.e.-s.try to .i.x.- the cement Wrtik on 'temerery street, as na by th-j owners thereon

Li i'le .su rr innde a contiuu^d cettie tery it-po Iron 18(D up to 23. 18iiG. setiiLgout am nini C' liei el, liniiib-r or io'.s -,c .-il a id ri-soi i, By, order oi cou.'-cil ii was lefened to the cemetery cuiiimiit lie 1'ie isurer's mtiuthly water wrks r-ptjrc. ft.r the month uf Ftbruari, lbUG, •aa.- reai'i fs f'diows: .j

Atnoiiiit on hiuj a. l«.-t reft^rr, $6 4 16 .line.-' un:looted bjf (J.»by, 3.76 Witer rent-t from Feb. 1st to .Viarch Is 18!l(3 2" 39

Amount on hand, Expenditures,

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LEEC TUAVEH.

Hume's candy kitcheu lias customers from Shelby, Rush, Henry, Madison. Hamilton atid Marion counties, while the pe pie of Haucock couuiy tnaki it bead quarters when buiug candies, nuts, fruits, figs, dates, etc. 87i2

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Balance mi hmd, 570 72 LVe rep ire »v-is referred the fiamce conitiii ti-e torepoitat uext meeiin^. 'Iric fttivet iu I a iey uountii. ,e was iuSttueten to piictia.-e a car luad of .-ewer tile lit

he firm tiding tne lowest.

Ct.iinia rtua al .ved to the amount of $1 Jo 52. A resolution was pas-el dnvc iug the M-iyor to ni.ke tlee I to st A. Cucil*i-. -o a ..1 iu 1 he cemetery.

A per.i 'ion was re id a-king the council to pas.- an ornii.auoi', so b-cjcbsls coiud ride

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tiie si.le -v.'ilks in the city'limits it

was r- fi-rred to the ordiaauc-j counn'ttt-e and city attorney. A petition was pres-nted by the citizens OKiahoma, protesting agaiu-t be iijgiiisin.tXiifi .nl ttie corporation of eenfield.

At 8:30 the earliest on record for some time, onLicil adj .urned,

A lire «k For Liberty ISn'lH iu Death, Georgn Weld, adas "Prof. Smith," who was arrested yesterday at Hunting ton on the charge of fornication, attempted to escape from the officer who had him in charge, by jumpiug from the window of the train s-h-inly after the train left the depot at Indianapolis, and striking agaiust a freight car on a side-track, was thrown under the train and killed.

He was arrested at Glen hope, Pa., some time ago and John G. Glasco v, his father in-law, gave bond for his appearance when wanted, As soon as released from prison, Weld left for parts unknown. He was finally located near Huntir gton, re arrested and was being taken back to Pennsylvania when he was killed. Glascow who-had him in charge, was brought to this city before he could get off the train. He returned to Indianapolis on the train which leaves here at 9 15 and indentified the body as that of Weld.

Card of Thanks.

We desire to return our sincere thanks to the friends and neighbors who so kindly favored us in our sad affliction during the sickness, death and burial of our father. We feel especially great ful to Rev. Gard, the church and those kind hearted brothers who so kindly consented to act as pall bearsrs, and to the members of the Rebekah lodge who presented those beautiful flowers, may their lives be full of sunshine and prosperity and their pathway through life be strewn with fragrant flowers and flaally when we all arrive at the river of death may we be able to pronounce correctly the word Shiooleth of good citizenship and pass on to a higher and better world.

S. P. GORDON AND FAMILY.

The Township Trustees Meets.

The township trustees met with county Supt. Jsckson today and received instructions and papers for taking the school enumeration of all persons between the ages of 6 and 21. This year this work mutt be done between th* 10 and 30th of April while previously it occupied from April 1 to June 1. The trustees decided to pay those assisting them in the work $2.00 per day. All of the trustees vwere present except Henry Fralich of Sugarcreak who was repusented py John Manche, whom we understand is acting as trustee in that township. New Palestine was represented by Dr. Lucian 31y, and Greenfield by E. E. Stoner.

The Cosmopolitan Club Elects Officers. The Cosmopolitan Club met with Mrs. Dr. L. B. Griffin, the Vice-President of the Club Wednesday. After the regular program officers were elected for a year as follows. President, Mrs. Dr. C. K. Bruner Vice-President, Mrs. Dr. J. M. Larimore Secretary, Miss Ruby Martin Treasurer, Mrs. J. H. Moulden. Refreshments were served aud all had a very pleasant time.

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PPES IPE LOWEST.

Hliouilarnif-r, Tailor.

Rui'lall biock, up-stairs

OPERA HOUSE

A. HOUGFT, Manager.

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The wonder of the 19tb century. Twenty nit-j can't lift her from the stuye Increases her weight tiom 118 to 500 poi 1H.

Given if Fiaud is Provm,

Hypnotism Paralyzed! The grejitest act ever seen in America. Miss Knapp played eleven months in the Lyceum theattr, London. Spiritualists, d« ct rs, scientists and skeptics, everyone dumbfounded. All laws ci nature defied.

FROM LIFE TO DEITH IN 5 MUTES.

Higly endorsed by press and pulpit

Seats at Crescent Pharmacy.

COMING EVENTS

Meetings of Interest iu Our Fair City.

Persons are at liberty to make uee of thi* column iu announcing entertainments or meetings of general interest By reading the Coming Event column daily one will be po-r.ed on all future entertainments and meetings, and can select those they desire to attend.

Thursday, March 5th, Grandcakf-walk and supper by the 2nd M. E. church.— Opera Hou«e.

Saturday, March 7th, 1 p. m., mass meeting Republican voters of Center Tp to select delegates to State convention and to district convention at Connersville which will select delegates to the National Convention and a Presidential elector. —Court Room.

Tuesday and Wednesday, March 10, and 11th,—The Virginia Knapp Theatrical Company.—Opera House.

Wednesday night, March 11, Childrens' entertainment at th« Christian church.

Clilldrens' Entertainment at the Christian Church.

Next Wednesday evening, March 11th, there will be an entertainment given by Miss Lena Barr at the new Christian church for the benefit of the choir. Little Miss Mildred Lucas, of Indianapolis, the talented child elocutionist will be on ihe program. One of the most entertaining features of the program will be a baby show in the afternoon. Remember the date, March 11 th. Program announced later. Proceeds to be applied on new books.

The Stove Foundry Strike,

There ore no new developments in the stove foundry strike, the moulders refusing to go to work for the reduced wages and the management refusiug to restore the cut in wages. The prospects aie good for along shut down.

1,000 Horses Wanted,

Having purchased a power-horse clipper, the only kind in the city, we are prepared to clip your horses smoother and neater than any one in town. Telephone 105, Huston's barn and we will call for your horses. 28tf CUSTER & GAMBBSL

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 spet-

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A CORRECTION.

A Bad Impression As to the Red Men.

An item in the New Palestine correspondence to the Serald aud Tribune last Friday throws a bad impression on the Independent Order of Red Men. It may be true some of the members acted wrong. Tne party who sent the items should be positive who they were before publishing all, as that kind of people, Red Men, are an honorable set of people and should be treated so by the public. Wenonah Tribe of this city, is especially careful whom they admit as brothers, and we think the citizen* of Greenfleld will admit this is a fact The personor persons who sent the items to the Herald office for publication has done us an injury. I don't think the editor of tha Herald thought much about the item, or else he would hava left it out of his papdrs. Knowing, as he does, the class of citizens which compose our tribe and whnt the Order has done in this city.

The body was organized for the good of the members and what is good for tbe cit zens is good for the town and community. It is an Order chat is organized to watch over and aid the sick and poor, the widows and orphans. The people of this city know what this tribe ts done for its members. While sick we pay close attention, and for the poor children we have fed them all. Now we deny that any of the members of onr tribe were drank as they insinuated in

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item. We did go to Palestine to have a good time and we had it but not as they said we did, by getting smart and taking them for heathens. We know that Palestine has a3 fine a class of people as any town in Hancock county, or the State. We did not suppose a little hallowing would disturb auyone, especially on' such a cold day as that was at least.

Come up people, of Palestine, and see how the Red Men can repay you for treating us as did the new tribe and most of the citizens of your place. We admire your hospitality, may you live long and have a prosperous body in your town.

Vi.ginla Knapp the Fajchic bonder.

The mysterious Virgluia Kaapp, and her company of entertainers will be at the 'opera house Monday and Tuesday nights. Miss Knapp gives one of th* most marvelous performances ever seen on the stage. Those who read the accounts of Miss Knapp's recent appearances in Indianapolis, Muacie, Anderson, etc., need not be told the wonders which sne accomplishes. She increases her weight so that five men can not lift her from the stage, though she weighs but 118 poitads. She gives a most remarkable exhibition of mind reading. Spiritualists doctors and scientists can offer no explanation of her wonderful power. All

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