Greenfield Evening Republican, Greenfield, Hancock County, 10 March 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 vou that you should alway go to the

Prompt Service. Quick Delivery.

BARRY STRICKLAND.

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1 Are the most s-ens-itive of all jjjj jjjj rrzaiis of ilie human body |f|{ tjH Many eye- are beins ruined by III! jjjj wearing improperly fitted glas«- jJ jjjj es Does the print blurr1 ||j| '4W your eyes tire or ache when i)W 'W readinJ? Do they water? Are Jjjj ^jjjj they sore or inflame"? These |{jj jyjt pympioui-i pfii-it to defects in (jtl 3|j« in the refraction, or muscles of Jjjj "jjjj the eye all of which can be |||j M| cured with the right kind of j|j glasses. That's the kind you jjjj jjjj get of us. Thorough examin- jjjj mv at ion with Opthalmoscope free Htf of charge. Jjjj

IALL WORK GUARANTEED.»

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With L. A. Davis, Jew Jeweler.

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STYLES.

Complete assortment of newess ideas. Make your selections from our line.

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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 will go again.

HERRING' BROS.

Bob Gough, Solicitor.

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"lj' I have removed my shop to 38% West Main street where I am better than ever prepared to clean, dye and repair ladle and gentleman's clothing) of every description. Eld glove cleaning a speeMalty. 70tf GEORGE JUSTICE.

The Problem Solve*,

If you are. wise and desire to regain jour health, then you will heed the advice of thousands and use the finest flour on earth. To do this you must use the "Iieader Brand" where you get purification. Ask yourjphysician.

Niw BROS.

Local and Personal.

Spot Cash is giving 25 cents off alt their $150 shoes now. Smoke Patterson's Special Bicycle cig«r. None better. 80tf

Joe Smith a Knigbtstown baker was visiting here yesterday. Geo. Hoppes and wife went to Ander son to visit relatives yesterday.

Mr. W Cox of 'htrlo'tsville is vwt iug his biother Bert Cox the barber. Try a can of Hopkius' Sten t).ed Hominy (Hulled Corn). It is delicious. Full qt. lOn. 37hv4

Smoke the Little Prince Cigar, (heonly Clear Hnvauua 5 cent cigar iu the city Uaion mail©. 85rlw

Myrtle Oldham, of Charlottesville, is visiting her »i.-ter, Mrs. Riley MvKown, ttiis weak.

W O. Carter, has goue to Indianapol'S, to take a portion as clerk in an off ce for a few weeks.

Dr not fail to hear the wonderful little elocntoui^t Wednesday night at the Christian church. 91 2

Mrs R. A. Back and son Dick went to Indianapolis today to visit her mother, Mrs. A Browu.

P«3i~s Emma Wadkins of Ar.der. en is h^v vi-i iDT her sister vlrs. Dick Curry who is very sick. (-Ju-tavus Riefstahl went to Kuightsto'.vn thi.i morning to collect for the Prudential Insurance Co.

Mrs. VI Foley, and daughter, Nelli*3, went to Bright A ood, today to visit, htv sister Mrs. James Holmes

A? 1 contractors in the building trades are requsted to meet at the council chambers this evening at 7 o'clock.

Henry Jeffries, went to Indianapolis, today to sell some horses in an auction at Gates and Co's sale stables.

There will be a surprise giveu at the M. P. church next Saturday night under the management of the ladies.

J. Mitchell and wife, of Martinsville, who have been visiting his brother, E. Y. Mitchell, went home today.

Walter Carter was at Indianapolis last night to see Frank Mayo as Pudd'nhead Wi.8uu at the liraai Ofera Bouse.

Hear the little five year old girl elocutionist at the Christian church Wednesday night. She is a marvel. 91-2

Mrs. J. N. Hayes, went to Knightown, today to visit hersister-in law, Mrs. G. L. D&vey, who is seriously ill with consumption.

Persons needing nice, clean old papers for b»use cleaning or other purposes, can secure them CNEA.J at tne REPUBLICAN office. tf

You can get the best five cent cigar In the market al Jeff. C. Patterson's bicycle store, Both before and After eix o'clock, 80 tf.

Mrs R. D. Layman and daughter, of Indianapolis, who have been visiting her sister, Mrs. Arthur Walker, went home today.

For sale or rent—One 2-story brick business house on Pennsylvania street opprsite Presbyterian church. See A.

Branham. 80tf. Do not forget Wednesday night Little Miss Mildred Lucas, the celebrated elocutionist from Indianapolis, will assist in the entertainment at the Cnrihtian church. 91 2

All the ladies, old and young of the M. P. church are requested to meet at the parsonage Wednesday at 2 p. m. to transact special and important buisness.

BY ORDER OF COMMITTEE.

Those who were among the original subscribers to the building fund 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

John M. Coulter who for threw years has been Presidentjof Lake Forest University Eyanston 111. has resigned and accepted the chair of Botany in Chicago University. Dr. Coulter was for several years President of the Indiana State University and before that had been a Professor at Wabash and Hauo ver Colleges. He} alwaysmeasures up the tquiljif notthe best of any teacher of any institution with which he was connected. The writer had the pleasure of being under him as a student for four years at Hanover and it is with great pleasure we see John M. Coulter climbing the ladder of fame. He is without doubt the leading Botanist of the United States and a great executive officer.

A Booiy Man.

Yesterday Frank Rockey, loaded to the brim with bad whiskey, and was soon so drunk he could hardly walk. He wandered around until he came to the corner of North and Spring streets where he took a header into the gutter, and was unable to regain his feet. He lay there until found by the City Marshal, who loaded him into the patrol wagon (a wheel barrow) and took him to jail to spend the night and sober up. He left word with Sheriff Pauley to turn Frank loose this morning and now Frank is hunting some more money

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Painting, Graining and Glaring

Furniture, finishing, upholstering, enameling A O. J. M. Price. Phone 88 The eld reliable painter corner of R. R. naand Pennsylvania.

SKIPPED

With A Diamond Pin and Forty Dollars in Cool CaBh. Robert VaBce, the advance aprent fer the Virginia Kiapp company, left, the cmipany Saturday night with about forty dollars of the compnuy's money and a diamond pin belonging

After being arrested he Mated he had left a note for th* tunger paying be w-18 leaving the company'* employ and hat he would credit the money on money due him from the company, th .t he knew nothing of th^ diamond pin. The note could not be found 1 it is ttiuu.ihtto be a ruse of his to escape punishment.

GOT Til IKS TV.

Could Not Wai' Until Morning and Ka'ded the I.a Chauee. Last night the Last Chance saloon was raided by some men and about a ease of bear, a quart of vvliink^y and a few cigars Were carried off The thieves entered r»y climbing through the transom of the backdoor, and breaking the lock on the dooi between the trout and 4ck rooms. A number of

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Nicolia Slate, who belong to th^ company. He was t'-xced to Hun iug'mi hfio he was on Sunday, but he e.«c»p from the officers and wns followed to Greenfield, Ohio., whtre he \v«s arrested yetuenlay He is now on his »av back Indiana.

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around the depot this morning where tney had been thrown after being emptied The owneis of the saloon say ii wiii be an easy matter to tind the thieves aa th^y think vhey know ihemen.

Virginia Knapp', I'erloim u«-e at the Opera House Last Night. Virginia Knapp Hud her Company held the boards at tae Opera House lust night. Miss Ku ipp's performance in which the could at wi 1 increase her own weight, al^o the weight of other persons and objects wiili which she came in coucact, was surprising to the audience. Her mind reading wa« wonderful, the convi ced uie most skeptical, even Dr. Black had to acfenowie lge that she was able to locate hidden articles, also to read the thoughts of persons with whom she cime in contact. The specialties of Nicolai S Sate the female impersonator were go^d as was the cabinet manifestations of B. Frankton Willard aud Mr. Slate. This company will give auother entertainment tonight iu which spiritulisrn will be exposed and should be well patroniz-das Greeufield seldom gets as talented a Uompany as this one.

A Remarkable Man He Always Pays Cash.

Bloomington has no more careful business man than Tjbe Batterton, and in that respect he has a remarkable rec-rd. His name has never been on a store book in this city as a debtor for goods he has never owed money but ouce since 1851, and that was a few dollars for ten days he always pays for all his reading matter in advance, and by reason of .he unfortunate experience of his ither, ha never given bis name as security for any one.— Bloomington Telephone. 1'his county would be in better shape financially if there were more men who would follow the example of Mr. Batterton. We especially commend that part of his business practice to always pay for his reading matter strictly in advance. Let all the REPUBLICAN'S readers who are not paid in ad ?auce please make a noce of such fact and then call in the first time you are in the city or remit by mail.

Hot lee to Teachers aud Others Desiring Attend School. OFFICE OF COUNTY SUP'T,

GREENFIELD, IND. I am very much pleased to be able to inform all teachers and those desiring to attend school that by recent order of the Board of Trustees of the State Normal School at Terre Haute, the standard of admission has been changed so that persons holding a twelve months license, can enter at the regular spring term. I hope that several of our teachers will take advantage of this fact and that our County may be well represented at the spring term, which opens Uarch 31st, e896. QUITMAN JACKSON,

County Supt.

Proposed Pension For Gooding. A bill to peusion Oliver P. Gooding, late a brigadier-general, tfut now insane, for injuries received in battle was introduced Monday in the U. 8. Senate by Senator Voorhees. The beneficiary is a brother af Judge David Gooding, of this city. He was known as "General" Gooding, and used to be a familiar figure in the life of the capital, but was incarcerated a few months ago on the charge of insanity. Judge Gooding has been in Washington for the past ten days, looking after this matter.

The Red Men's Crlti cs Catching It Again,

The radical way in which the correspondent from this place to the Greenfield Herald, attacking the organization of the ]. O. K. M. shows the lack of good sound judgment, and it seeibs they hsve well learned the art of prevarication. If we are not mistaken the people who wrote the stuff had better rectify this matter or else something will be published that might hurt their past life, We know who the two "sisters" are and know what we are talking about.—New Palestine Courier.

Marrlge Licenses.

The County Clerk issued marriage license yesterday to Emerson Hidaj and MirtieL.Jackson.

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Frcah Fish and Ojsters Daily. Fresh fish and oysters all the time at E. P. Thayer, & Co's market. 98t 9

OPERA HOUSE

WILL A. HOUGH, Manager.

MARCH 9 and lO.

The wonder of the 10th century. Twenty me a can't lift her from the sta^e I ue 1 eases her weight Irom 118 to 500 pounds.

$•300 Given if Fraud is Proven.

Hvpnoti^m Paralyzed! The greatest act ever seen in America. Miss Kuripp played eleven months in the Lyceum tlieaUr. London. Spiritualists, ctors, scientists and skeptics, everyone dumbfounded. All laws cl nature defied.

FltOJI LIFE TO DEtTfl IN 5 JilXl'TtS.

Higly endorsed by press and pulpit

Seats at Crescent Pharmacy.

COMING EVENTS,

MEETINGS OF 1NTKKEST IN OUR KAILT ''ITY. Persons are at liber'y to make uae of thi-i column in announcing entertainments or meetings of general interest. By reading the ming Event column daily onn will be pos ed on all future entertainments aud meetings, an I can select those they desire to at tend.

Monday and Tuet-dav March 9, and 10th,—The Virginia Knapp Theatrical Company.—Opera House.

Wednesday nighl, March 11, Childrens' entertainmeut a' fc• «s Christian church. Tuesday, March 10, the building contractors of the city meet at Council iamber at 7:30 p. m.

Mr. weenej'H Rook.

Those who subscribed for Mr. Sweeney's book, "'Uuder Ten Flags," can call at the study of the Christian church and g»jt. it.

W M. GARD.

'Squire Gearj's Court.

Bruf.kmau, the bottle blower, arraigned before Squire Geary to keep the peace, wis released on nd $o0. John Vogle surety on the bond. The rest of the men, ei^hc iu number, were released on their owu rec ujnizance.

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Was Held at tne Stove Works To-Day—Mr Alls aud the Moulders ftlay Agree. Today the Stove Moulder* who went out on a strike, asked Henry Snow, H. L. Strickland and W. A. Huabes to represent them and hold a conference with Mr. George Allg, the proprietor of the Home Stove Works. These gentlemen did so and Mr. Alig said that owing to the present financial condition he could not grant the 10 per cent increase asked, but would give a 5 per ce^t. increase if he were allowed four more apprentices, or the men could return at the old wages and the former number of apprentices, which are four.

The men held a meeting this afternoon to consider the matter but have not announced a decision.

Congressman Johnson Wins in Fayette Co. Fayette county held her primary election yesterday and as they go by the nnit rule, Congressman Johnson will get the twenty votes of that county in the Concessional Convention. It has all along been conceded that he would get Fayettes vote, so this (election is no surprise to either side. The following telegram to Chairman N. B. Spencer of this county, shows how the vote stood.

CONNEBSVILLB, MAR. 10—N. R. Spencer, Greenfield, Ind:—Johnson's majority four hundred and eighty. Vote, twentyone hundred. F. R. BEZSON.

This shows that Johnson received 1,340 votes and Watson 860.

Arrested for Assault and BatteryfWith Intent to Kill.

Yesterday Deputy Sheriff^Bingham arrested John Sharkey, Will Bixler, Jeff Hamilton and Will Davis for assault .and battery with intent to kill. They are said to have taken part in the riot Saturday night, in which Will Jones, of Anderson, was seriously injured. Davis was released on giving bond for his appearance in the sum of |800. The others are in jail awaiting trial.

Heavy Post Offlce Receipts.

February was the banner month for receipts in the histary of the Greenfield post offlce. Post Master Lewis, received from the sale of stamps and other postage $918. That record kept up tor a year would entitle this city to free mail delivery. Mr. Lewis says the years increase in business will add $100 to the post masters salary.

Mrs, William Harris and' Miss Minnie Williams, of Indianapolis, visited 'William Crosby and wife yesterday.

Miss liable Smith returned today from a visit with her brother, Rev. Ohesteen Pmlth, of Dnblln.

Spring Styles

1896.

Address

Every resident of Greenfield is familiar with the lact that we are the leading exponents here of the ideas "f

The Best Qualities, The Latest Styles, The Best Kitting Suits,

In gentlemen's tailoring. Our Spring Styles and goods are here. Come in and see our goods, learn the prices and leave your orders.

MCC0LE, FASHIONABLE TAILOR.

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BIG DOUBLE DRUG STORE. We have both our stores packed with

ELEGANT GOODS 1

A mammoth stock ot Toys, Hobby Horses Sleds, Fancy Dishes, Drums, Games, Albums Toilet Sets, Permmery, Cigars, etc.

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

Get our prices before you buy.

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Of bread, pies, cakes, candies,rnuts, oranges, figs, dates, etc., always on hand. "We do our own baking and make our own candies and can

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Lwicli I Warm Meals ot nil Hours

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