Greenfield Evening Republican, Greenfield, Hancock County, 12 March 1896 — Page 3

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hy, call at our store, of course. We

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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

Whiteflouse Grocery.

prompt Service. Quick Delivery.

BARRY STRICKLAND.

Opposite Court House.

IYOUR EYES

n{j Are the mo^t pensitive of all }{j! organs of the human body. MM Maay eyes are beina ruined by jjjj wearing improperly fitted tilassjj{| cs Does the print blur? Do UN your eyes tire or ache when readinJ? Do they water? Are uj] they sore or iuflamed? These HH symptoms pi'it to defects iu

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in ihe refraction, or muscles ol

jj{j the eye aU of which can be cured with the right kind of mi glasses. That's the kind you u|| get of us. Thorough examinMj at ion with Opthalmoscope fret jjjj of charge.

SALLWORKGUARANTEED.

HUSTON

GRADUATE

OPTIGIHK.

W With L. A. DHvis, Jeweler.

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Now Ready.

STYLES.

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

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Randall block, up-stairs.

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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The Problem Solved,

If you are* wise and desire to regain your health, then you will hee the advice of thousands! and use the finest flour on earth. To do this you must use the "Leader Brand"'Where you get purification. Ask yourjphysician.

NEW BROS.

Notice.

Z- I have removed my shop to 383^ West Main street where I am better than ever prepared to clean, dye and repair ladle and gentleman's clothing of every description. Kid glove cleaning a specf% laity. „79tf GEORGE JDBTICB.

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(Hulled Corn). It is delicious. Full

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Local «nd Personal.

Don't forget Spot Cash's cheap shoe sale. Charles irr was at McCordsvill yesterday on business.

Mrs Ailie Jeffreys, is quite sick at her home on Pratt Street. Hume the caudy dealer is a live man. 93t2

Mrs. Mattie Peters went to Anderson today to visit relativ s. U. "•?. .Tuckson. went to Indianapolis, today, on legal business.

Epw -rth League Social at M. E church Wednesday March 18th. f. Hamilton and Amos Coffin, went to Morris'own today on business

Born to Mr. and Mr.«. Clarence Slirunway la night an eignt pound girl biby. VIr. and Mrs J. VI Lyou^of Brookville, spent yesterday with Mrs. MontWi gins.

Spot Cash nells hardware cheaper than any -tore in the state. Get its prices on wire.

Ac ippled dynamo was the cnuse of the Electric street lights beiug out last nght.

Mrs. R!izjbeth Peters went to Knightstown to visit her daughter Mrs. Naucv Barrett.

Spot Cnsh has j-i*t received 40 new rolls of carpet for Spring trade. Go get the cut pricei.

Journeymen Carpenters will mejt at court room Tuesday evening March 17ch to organize.

The 20th Century i-* the latest thing in ladies shoes. Spot C^h lis tbern for $3 75.

The Rul Men celebrate the seeonp anniversary of their organization in this city tonignt

Smoke the Little Pri ice Cigar, the only Clear Havanna 5 ceut cigar in the city. Uuiou made. 85t,lw

Too many shoes at Spot Hash, consequently you get cut prices $1.25 goes a long was there.

Re.id J. Ward Walkers bi«? special sale ad. You can save money by trading at the v.mnmoth store.

The mens shoes at Spot Cash are very cheap. $1.25 bu-s a shoe that it tabes $1.50 to buy ojher p'aces

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Harry Bues, Lute

Stephens and hernian ilsteia visited the Carthage papir mill mdiy.

Y"U eed anew pair of st.oes Spot Cash has got just what you want, and will sell it at a price that will suit you.

Y.iu cau get the best five cent cigar in the market, at Jeff Patterson's bicycle ,ore. Both before aad *tter six o'clock.

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Every lady wearing a No. 3 shoe or slipper, can get great bargains at LEE C. THAYER.

JohnHanna, ofthiscity, and May Midin, of Iudiauapolis, were married at Chicago Suuday, they will mane their home in tnis city.

We have just received ten thousand pounds of the famous Sea Isle carpet warp. LEE C. THAYEK

Persons needing nice, clean old papers for house cleaning or other purposes, can secure tnetn cheap at the REPUBLICAN office. tf

For sale or ren"—Oae 2-story brick business house on Pennsylvania street opprsite Presbyterian church. See A. K. Branham. 80tf.

John Gambriel, Edwin Custer, Warren Canuady, Robert Fair and E. V. Mitchell went to Cambridge City today to attend Lackey's horse sale.

Spot Cash has got the greatest stock of shoes ever brought to this part of the ountr/. It's simply immense, and such low prices. That house knows how to do it, sure.

ChKS. Rothkoff, of Cincinnati, was in the city yesterday. He is the manufacturer of the General Kuox cigar, han died exclusively in this city by the Crescent Pharmacy.

Mrs. John J* Marshall, left this morning for her parents home in Brookville Kentucky, sue was a compani:d as far as Indianapolis, by her husband and James Marshal and wife.

The Epwortn League will give a social at the M. E. church Wednesday, March 18. A fine program has been prepared, they will serve refreshments. Every bedy is invited to attend.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Tatman, who have been the guests of Mr. and Mrs. James Marshall, of Ease street, and Mrs. Jennie Marshal], of North State street, returned to their homes in Covington, Ky. today.

In yesterday's paper it was reported that M. Y. 3haffer performed the operation on Henry Fry's horse, it was a mistake as Drs. McGuire & Ramsey performed the operation which required only three minutes.

Constable Charles Huston went to Maxwell Jast night and arrested Orval Clark son'of Henry Clark, for assault and battery on Willie Jacobs. Clark was tried before Squire Finnell and fined and costed $13 25. The fine was stayed by his father.

Hutne is nearing the fourth week In dealing with the citizens of Greenfield, and with the many years experience in the candy, cuts and popcorn trade, he is glad to say that no better business was ever done in that line at this season of the year anywhere. 93

v.Men'&Oil Grain Creole Confess plDW| shoes, 98c. Men's buckle plow shoes/* J»8c. Men's -lace or congress shoes, $1.* Women's grain shoes, 79c. Women's .nice dress shoe, pointed toe tip $1 Misses' (11 to 2^ dress shoe 64c. Baby shoes, 17c. Slippers at 50'., 75c and $1.

LEEC THAYER.

Those who were among th* original subscribers to the bu ldin=? find of the Christian church aud hive uot finished piying the amount suo^cribed, are requested to call an 1 pav the same. See tne Secretary A. K. Branham or Morgan Chandler. 8(hf

There was a good a tendance of the lad i"S oft he M. P. church at the called me«t i"g at the parson ««•*, and plans weiv ma tuivd for a p*e social to be given at the church neKt. »Htrr day Light The sp ci 1 features of entertain men are, a surprise, a coi.test, and ihe, Sile of a quiit mude bv the Lookout Society. Ten cents at d"Or admits you, »nd entitles you to all you can eat, and all of the pleasure of the evening.

Joshua Crew of Za'eeville Ohio a usiu of aud Bnuj Audiews was here ou legal businet-s Wednesday. He rank* high as an attorney. Al'hmgh a democrat he yave Mayor McKinley a gr at send off and said the Buckeyes were for hitn r^irardless of politics, he fnthwr Slid Ohioans re always loyai to their ovn people. Loyal is a gr^af. thing loyalty to frieud-i, ioyi^t. to ones city, lovalty to ones nm'.y, lo/airy ones state, and loyalty to ones country, Wa trust tf.e Republicans of this county will thoroughly understand and a-t on that principle as by it we can wiu great .lit cal suc.e sill a'ouu ths line

Fresh Fish arid Casters "aily. Fresh fi and ovst^rs all the timp at E. P. Thayer, & ^o's market. 92r. 2

Burglars.

Last night, about 10 o'clock burglars trie 1 to force au entrance into Mrs. Howard's hus on North State street. The noise awakened tne famiiy and the rob bers were scared away.

Century Catarrii Cure

has wrought, relief en and comfort to thousands of suffers from Catarrh. It is cprtainly a great remedy and should he tri^d by every one suffering with that danger

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and d'sagr^nable disease.

For sale at C"e-c9nt Pharmacy. mar.

Clay 3Iiirtin'a'e for County TreasurerEDF.n, l^i) March 0 1896. ED. REPUBLICAN:—VS the time is wt far d'stmir en th^ publicans of Hancock couuty will be eaheo upon to select m^n to b» voted for in November for tt various office®, we desire to make a suggestion for County Treaiurer, and iu so doing, we present a man who i* capable and computet to perform the du'ivs of said office a man who, if iHniina'ed, would carry the entire strtngt of his party and would draw from he opposite party enough votes to insure his e'e tin. We refer to Clay Martindale, of Brown township, and hope the Republicans of Haucock couuty will select him as their candidate for mnty Treasurer.

Vox Poruu.

Ileal Kxt'ite Transfers

For the week ending Mar. 12, 1896, prepared by J. Bi iford, Loan Agent. Benjamin Scottetal to John A. Scott lot,

Fortville 8 75.00 John scott to ieo. A. Scott lot, Foitville 100 00 W. I. Harriott to John H. Trees lot, War. rington 150 00 Jas. W. McNamee to Catheriue M. J.

Caraway, land Mary Marosky to Henry Clapper. 20 acres

200 00

Maria McCan to John M. McCan, 1 acre 40 00 Elwood J. Starbuck to Amanda Ward lot, Charlottesville 100 00 Laura Frost to Win Bottsford lot, city 350 00 Samuel A Troy to Lucy Peatzel lot, city 150 00 John Hinchraan toE W Felt lot, city... 200 00 Oicar Heller toE W iMt lot, city 200 00 Daniel Balioger to John Chappell lot, Mai well 200^00 John Chappell to Anna Chappell lot, Maxwell 20 00 John H. Biufcrd to Alph iretla Roberts, 21% acres 525 00 Alphiirctia liobertsto John diulord, 9 acres 375 00 AarouJ A Reeves to Clias BL Reeves, 8 acres 135 00 G't'd, Iron & Nail Co to Robert Anderson lot, city 75 00 Wui Kayl lo John E Davis lot, city 487 00 John Justice to Jos E Luminis lot, Maxwell 1508 00 Josiah Hooker toW S Ga it, land 250 00 Martha A Wilson to W S Gant, lot, city... 100 Oo Boon Dill to W S Gant, lot city 50 00 Sarah E Va cleave to Joseph Boots, 24 acres 1200 00 Joseph I^ts to Alpheu*' Vandiue, 24 acres 1200 00 Caleb N Farley to Harm in W Boles lot, city 1200 00 Oscar Seney toW 8 ies lot, city *:i 00 John A Scott to James W Trittipo lot,

Fortville 250 00 Geo A Scott to James W Trittipo lot. Fortville 150 00 Alpheus Bil to James W Trittipo lot,

Fortville 1

Anderson Baler to Henry Baker lot, Nashville 40 00 Elizabeth Boots to Franklin Boots,

acres 5 00 Elizabeth Boots to Franklin Boots, 70 acres 6250 01 Evallne Baldwin to John A Barr etal lot, city 366 00 Evaline Baldwin to John A Barr etal lot, city 294 00 John W Dye to Rebecca Jane Bush, 25 acres 1425 00 Lewis Lantz to Anthony Smith, land, 25 00 ffm W Conner to Eunice E Conner, land, 26 00

No transfers, 37 consideration.,..,.... 9 14734 01

Baby shoes only 17 cents

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WILL, A. HOUGH^ Manager.

COMING. COMING.

The great event of the season. The raging success

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OPERA HOUSE,

today Eve. (for. 1/

No advance in prices,

25c, 35c a.n.d. 50c. Reserve your seats early.

CAST:

Trilby, a sinser, with lovelv feet Dora Lowe Kaiotine, a f.i ii ous dancer, niece to "»vengali Dome Kay Madam Vineyunl, M.ne Hostess, a Wee bit fond of li aoMn-rry B-and. L:iura Evans Mrs H'lgot. a mem lie of the Salvation .vriny, "just, OV^R" LHO L^ale Liitle Willie.au Engli.-h dude, ond of |iaiminj^

H'et Thos. Hii'h.'rd on Sve-'tjali. the Big llacb Spider I10 hypnotized Trilbv S'd-iey Haw

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Mephisto, ".Shade ot the Spicier," not of this earth Frank Evaus Big 1'afJee- the stiong inan.pioul of Ms whiskers clia'd Ma sden The i.aird of Pockpen, a celt-hrated Scotco pa ntcr \v. J. Newman Bcu lio'r, in najjer of Ze Giand Theatro

COMING EVENTS,

MEETINGS OF I NT RUST IN OUR FAIR ''li'V.

Persons are at liberty to make use of this column in announcing entertainments or meetings of general interest. By reading the »raitig Event column daily om will be po-red on all future entertainments aud meetings, aud can select thom they desire toatteud.

Trilbv, The Raging success, March 17i.h—Opera House.

March 20 the Republican County Mass Convention at 2 p. m—Opem House. March 20, evening. The Royal Hawaiian Bml of forty one people—Opera House.

March 27. The me C"mi dy Company in "'she Stoops to Conquer."—Opera House

The Children's Knt«*rt!innieut. The Children's Eutert»iument at the Christian church last night under Ihe tlircc iou of Lena Barr was quite a success. Mildred Lucas, the little el cut'oniat, from Iridiinnpolis, is wonderful for a child of her age Little Le ia Moxley, who sang twice, has a marvelous voice for oue so young. It should be carefully cultivated. Songs were also rendered by iNlr. and Mrs. Horace Barnett aud Mr. aud Mis Allen Cooper as a iarf t?tte and Misses Rosa Davis and Pearl Wiggins and Mr. Millisou.

Eight little girls who looked charming, sweet «nd pretty, san^ several songs and one in which they wore their night robes was especially cute. The entertainment wound up with a tab eaux in which the e*ght little tots with their dolls were all snugly tucked in bed. The proceeds were over $12.00.

Private School.

Owing to the shortness of the public school*, a private school will be opened by several of tbe teachers of the city 8t-ho3ls beginning April 20, for a term of six weeks at the West building.

This school will be with the consent and approbation of the School Board and Superintendent, and all work done by the pupils will receive dne credit.

The prices are for 1st, 2nd, 3rd and 4th grades, $1 25 per month. All grades above the 4 h, $1 35 par month. There will be taught in connection wit the 1st grade a half day Kiudergarten at 25 cents per week. Further notice of school will be given later.

Davis' Op^ra Hou Orchestra of Greenfield, will render the following program at the M. E. Church at Charlottesville, on March 14th, under the auspices of the Helping Hand Society. America With Chorns Invocation Rev. Albertson March—Cadets Ramsdel Song Overture—Night in New York Dewitt Recitation '. Waltz—Capitola Ambuseh Song March—Spanish Castle Rollinson SODg Waltz—Spring Flowers Claus Recitation Overture—The Tourist Bendix

Barr-Frles.

At the home of the brides mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Fries, at 7 o'clock last evening Mr

Wm.

Barr of Peny, Mo., and Miss

Clara Fries were united in marriage by Rev. W. M. Gard. There were only a few relatives and intimate friends present. Mr. Barr is a brother of Ex-coun-cilman Jno. A. Barr, and the bride *s a daughter of the late Parson Fries. She is a most excellent lady with many friends who will be sorry to see her leave Greenfield. They will depart for their western home tbe tint of the week where it is the REPUBLICANS wish that joy and prosperity may attend them.

Make your dollar go as far as possible. Spot Cash the place.

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1896. Tailoring.

Every resident of Greenfield is familiar with the fact that we are the leading exponents here of the ideas rf

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

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

MCC0LE, FASHIONABLE TAILOR.

Gooding Block:.

Of bread, pies, cakes, candies, nuts, oranges, figs, dates, etc., always 011 hand. We do our own baking and make our own candies and can

Assure you they are fresh and pure.

Loci Warm Meals ot nil Hours

PATRONIZE THE

VIENNA BAKERY AND RESTflURflNT.

Bohm's Old Stand.

HARRY REGULA, Prop.

EARLY'S

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

ELEGANT GOODS

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

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

Get our prices before you buy.

I L. Early's Big Mle Drug Store,

Odd Fellows' Building and 25 W. Main St.

HAVE YOU EXAMINED THEM?

improveni9nt the Order of tMgfli"

ThreelNew.Models.

Many Improvements Heretofore- Overlooked by^Other Hjf Manufacturers. *•-i Address THE|SM1TH|PREMIER TYPEWRITER CO., S| 76 E. Market St., Indianapolis,lib#,

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Premier I

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