Greenfield Evening Republican, Greenfield, Hancock County, 13 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 you that you should alway go to the

liteime Grocery.

Prompt Service. Quick Delivery.

HARRY STRICKLAND.

Opposite Court

Syour

eyes

Are the most, sensitive of all organs of the human body. Many eyes are being ruined by rearing improperly fitted classes Does the print blur? Do your eye.s tire or ache when read in

Do they wat:-r? Are

they sore or iuflnnierl? These symptom* poi'st to defects in in the refraction, or muscles of the eye all of which can be cured with the right kind of glasses. That's the kind you get of UB. Thorough examination with Opthalmoscope fret of charge.

iALL WORK GUARANTEED.

HUSTON

GRADUATE

OPIISIBH.

With A. Divis. Jeweler.

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Now Ready.

STYLES.

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

Rboadarmer. Tailor.

Randall block, up-stairs.

You Want

To]]have your laundry done upjn 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 wil) go again.

HERRING' BROS.

Bob Gough, Solicitor.

The Problem (Solved,

If you are wise and desire to regain your health, then you will heel the ad* vice of thousands! and use the finest flour on earth. To do this you must use the "Leader Brand"'where you get purification. Ask your'physician.

NEW BROS.

Notice.

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

Try a can of Hopkins' Steamed Hominy (Hulled Corn), it is delicions. Full qt. 10c. 37dw4

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Local and Personal.

JOHN M. SCOTT, CITY RKPORTBR.

Hume the candy dealer is alive man. 93i2 Trilby—Trilby—Trilby—Trilbj—Trilby is coming!

Henry county ha3 34 inmates in her county asylum, The greit, event—Trilby, Tuesiay night, Mnrcb 7th.

Hume has the candy trade of Greenfield. 93t2 20th Century shoes tor $2.50 Hurl .$3 'it

LEE C. I'HAYEUS

Smoke Patterson's Special Kicycie ci None better 80tt' Splendid wardrobe stnge settings and scenery in Trilby.

Supeiienteurient Wes' of t,l ejpaper mill weut to Lafajette yesterday.

Secure vnur seat* now nt the C'fscent Pharm cy for Trilby, 25, 35 *n'i 50 cts

Spot Cnsh has j'ist received 40 new roll* of carpet for Spring trade. Go get the cut price-.

Asa New, of Indianapolis, who was visiting ac his mothers here, returned home today.

The 20th Century is the latest thing in ladies shoes. Spot C^sh Sills them for $2.75.

F. A. Bacon, of De P.-iiiw Univers'ty, will speri' Saturday aud Sunday with A. C. Downing.

Sm.ke the Little Prince Cigar, th° only Clear Havanna 5 cent cigar iu the city. Ua mi ma' e. N.")1 1

Read Ward Walker-! bi^ special sale ad. JU can save ni'tuey by tivi-iing jt the an moth store

Two persons were immersed at the Chjisiian cuircn 1 sr, Wednesday evening after prayer meeting.

Robert Audrews, went to Indianapolis to^ay to nt'e Mie state Colli ge oratorical contest there tonight.

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

John Shelby went to Lebanou idav, where he intends co read law iu the office of his brother, Andrew Shelby.

Df W. Corn-took, returned from Shelbyvilia last night where he has been to visit his sister who is bad sick.

Yn cm get the best five cent c'uar in the market ai Jeff Patter.-on's bicycle store. Both before and *fter six o'clock.

80tf.

Hume has the largest stock, the best, the fre&he-r low-st priced candies, t^ffey?, nuts and popcorn in Greenfield. 9St2

Eld W. VI Gard's sister who has be«-n spendiuu the winter with him returned to her home in Franklin county Wednesday.

Persons needing nice, clean old pnpers for house cleauing or other purposes, can secii'-e them cbea at the REPUBLICAN office. tf

The REPUBLICAN contains a good article mi -'Toe Philosophy of Trades' Unions,".in this issue. We ask its consider, ation.

Mrs. Chas Welsh is still confined to her home suffering from inj iries she received by falling over obstructions on the sidewalk.

W. M. Gard has accepted an invitation from hf G. A R. post of Florence, Iud., to deliver the oration on Memorial Day, May 30th, 1896.

Alexander Kirkpatrick has bought a lot on Main street, opposite the water works and will commence building a house immediately.

Hume ha* them coming from all directions to get candies at the store Greenfield wants. 9312

Bacon and eggs are cheap now, plenty of good country bacon at 8c. per pouud and eggs 10 ceuts per dozen, at E. P. Tnayer & Co.'s market. 95t2

Trilby, the great sensational craze. Acompiny of artists is coming. Opera House, Tuesday, March l?r,h. Stats now selling at Crescent, 35 and 50 cts.

Boles Bros., of FouQtaintown, have started a meat mat ket and fee store in the old store room in Oaklahotna. They will run a wagon every morning in the city.

Mr. Richard Bowen and wife, Mr. O. P. Eastes and wife aud W. Gard and family spent Thursday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Porter Wiggins, east of the city.

Homer Leonard, of Sugar Creek township. is a candidate for the Democratic nomination for County assessor. He was for several years assessor in Sugar Creek township.

Dr. John W. Selman pf this city is a candidate for the Democrat nomination for Representative from this county The doctor is a clever gentleman v\ the ring has always knocked out heretofore.

This is the way a Warsaw school girl parses "kiss:" "Kiss" is a noun, though generally used as a conjunction. It is not very singular, and is generally used in the plural number, and agrees with me."

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. $ 3i 80tf

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W. R. Hatfleld, ot SB«ark, N. an inspector om the home office of the Prudeiitial Life insurance Co., was here Thursday, on an atnual tonr. He found the business here hich J- managed by G. F. Riefstalh a husiier aui a pusher in good shape.

O-ik flli)rrison4 has ved to th y. He is a partnt-r

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ness with hi* ta'h^r W \l'iri*.in He will re-ide on W ^hiu-t sir er. O O. az er will hive vir^a or th- undertaking bu-)i ess f.-r Mr. Moiri-on at Morristown.

Tht- maLM}. ine-'t ot the In- ,iie !!. spiral Indianapolis have rejected ttieapplica- ion for admission "f Th 'S Vliid nrsr. who lives ou Broiriwa- -i wjio declared in*Hne i-st \*et-k. They do not regard his di-esse or ioubU- ou^-h as to warrant his adtuiMmi there.

Hume is ne^riiitj lie tour* wei-k in dealing wirh the cinz-u- Gr^e tieid, a »iththe man^ \eirs expe. ir-neo in the ciiidy, Eii ha *. )i*

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glad 'O^ay t'lat no Oetter Usin s-. was. ver •lone iu that, line at lis .reason o- the year anywhere 93 2

Meii's Od Gri" C'e d^ Cm re-*« plow shoes, 9Sij. Vku's bii'-Kl« .-hues, 98c. Men's l^ce or con^res .-ho-*. $1. Women's giaiii shoes, ?!c. Wome-.'s nice dress hioj. p-uuiei ioe tip $1 -JisbeS' (11 to 21* die-- sc.oe fi-lc Bity shoe.s, 17c Slipper- .t "i" .. 7on a..d $1.

LEW THAYER.

Tell rne not in acce t- mournful, 'id vertising does'i't pa. for that saying id a ches'nut,' growing older every day. And xisi iiJg fwct-t telie it. lor you'll s-e it if you are wise, th tie only meu who tfet there jne the chips wtio nive, ri.-se It p-iys people io tnde with nierch-ints wno advertis", as h-ir stocas are t're-her, bttier and .-old cheaper lietH ti Wrilitt »r

i-e ot Overman vs he ('arfch-

age Tu n-»ike 'o, a ii'gi suit for $2,000, brought to this uiuty fr -m Ru-h unty, which was tried "da. I'tie jiry wrought in asp ci tt verdic of $5li0 f^r the plaiu*iff

A New let Ma' k-t

H. W. Boie- & liro will op-n up a new me-it market ia the sto'-e room in East Gr-eufield near th« pa, er mill, Thursday, vlarch 12 The. wiU -carry a i-,noi iii of. all kinds of fresh and salted m»-ats. T:i-y «ill al*o run a wagon in the city watfj'i for 'he wagon Satisfacti guaranteed, tio' to quality and price 9i 6

••Trilby" at tiie Opeia Hot^e Mar^li 17. The ab ve well kno vu play will be pre sented Vlarch 17 by a sp endid »mpiny of sixteen artisrs. This company ouly plajs in the largest cities It is the raging success of the se i-oa In the last acu Miss Love as i'rilby wears a dress desittned by a Ne^ York ariist ami costing $1,200. Prices no igher 25, 35 aud 50 cents "Sweetheart Mine-"

Is just beauiilul. Solo or duet (id lib.) Elegant i^ It- «ge, aud the accompaniment alone making a nice waltz Send th notice aud 8 two-jeut stamps for this so'.ig, or ''St. Ge tree's Co'iimtndery March," or both for 25 c-nts, (to introduce.) Regular price, 40 and 50 cents. Address, ISAAC DOLES, Publisher, Indianapolis, Ind.

A Painful A( cideit

Gurney Cross, the fourteen year old son of Ben Cro^s who lives six miles suth of this city, re*.eived a ptinful

Jn-

jury while uuloadin^ a harrow from a wagon Thursday. The harrow fell throwiug the ooy backhauls and falling upon him, a tojth of thi htrrow ruu entirely through the calf ot! his leg. The tooth beiug rusty it made a very painful and dangerous wound.

Warrington Driving A»soctation. At a meeting of the stockholders of the Warrington Driving Association, Dr. S. A, Troy, of Miluer Corner, R. White and J. M. Wiuk, of Maple Valley, H. Hernley, of New Castle, Dr. O. H. Garret, of Cadiz, Dr L. Fussel, of Markleville, A. F. Yetter, of Wilkinson, and Dr. D. Hanna, L. E Trees and J. Masters, of Warrington, were elected di rectors for the ensuing year. The officials selected were: R. D. Hanna, Pres. E Trees, Vice President J. H. Trees, Supt Chas. Titus, Treas. and Porter Copeland, Secy, The first meet ing will be July 22-23. Purses and classes will be announced soon.

DKMOCliAT oANOIDATKS.

A Complete .Lint of County Candidates as Announced to Date,

Below we publish a list of the Democrat candidates as announced to date. Representative—Dr. John W. Selman, Center Tp.

Prosecuting Attorney—John F. Wiggins, Vernon Tp. Sheriff—Wm. H. Pauley, Center Tp.

Treasurer—Henry Wilson, Green Tp Paul Hagan, Vernon Tp. Theodore L. Smith, Brandywine Tp.

County Assessor—Homer Leonard, Sugar Creek, Tp. Surveyor—Will J. Cleary, E randy wine Tp. Theodore J. Brizendine, Green Tp.

Commissioner Western District—John Manche, Sugar Creek, Tp. Anton F. G. Richman, Sugar Creek Tp.

Century Catarrh Care

has wrought relief cure, and comfort to thousands of suffers from Catarrh. It ia certainly a great remedy and should be tried by every one suffering with that dangerous and disagreeable disease. For sale at Crescent Pharmacy.

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OPERA HOUSE

WILL A. HOUGH, Manager.

COMING. COMING.

The great event or the season. The raging success

OPERA HOUSE,

Tuesdat) Eve. pot.

No ailv.-mce in prices,

25c, 35c and 50c.

lieserve your seats early.

CAST:

TiMhy, sin-jer, with lnvelv feet* Dora Lowe Kuioiine, a mis d.-inoer. n'ece to -vengali Dot'ie Hay Madam Vintnnr'l, ne Mostf.-i. a Wee bit fond of aiv-1jerry and- Li.ura Evans Mr- igor. a iiie uiie of tlie Salvation ..rmv, just ov"r" Lt.0 TtMle J.iule W.liie, HII li ijjii-h duile, ond 'if panning h'et Tlios. I'i -h rl on Svei-gali the Big Blank Spider lio hypnofzed

Tril'n Sd ey HawUins Mt-|iliisti, •"Shade oi the .*-pMer," not of this earth.. Frank Evam Bi^ raflee' thn strong nian.pMiUl of is whisk'-rK clia Ma sden Tho Laird of t'uekpun, a celeliraCt-d Scot.en pa n-

T, ,eri

BI BDU,

W. J. Newman

in nager of ZeUiaudTlieHt.ro Harr' Tiidd

Z'jo-Z-o Due I'eCha'lims who oiti not pnolize Trilby Will yioore Rev. Thos Ua .'t fond ot Kg. p'imi Kelics

U. \V Bowers

COMING EVENTS,

JIEEriNG-i OF IN'TKItKST IX OUR (•"Ai it 'i rv.

Persons are at liber'y to make use of t'li-i c-iiu'tiu in aurioiincing eutercninnieut.s or meetiogs general interest. By readi.i^ me miiog Event column daily om will OH po ei ou all future eu-terraiutn-^its *id ni^eti igs, aa I can select tbos-^ they de-ire to at tend.

Tr Ihv. Thu R.iging success, March 17th —Opera H.'use,

March 20 the Republican County Mas^ Cotiventioii at, 2 p. ra )j.era House.

March 20, eveuin^. The Royal Ha-Jvaiian Bin»l of forty ouh peou—Opera House. March 27 The PI me medy (Company in -'Mie S'o ps to Conquer."—Opera House

Match 21—Democrat "ounty central committee meeting, court roo 1 p. m..

The Ko'l M«» Cetebrnte.

Weuonah Tribe 18?-, I O. M. cele bra ted the s«cond auniversary of their 'or^niz ition at their hail Thursday niaht, and had a good time. Several of their members mude speeches on the progress and ben-fit of the order. The Red VIeu's lnlffe of this place is composed of some of the best youug people of the city and surrounding c'Urnry. Their progress s'nee they wcrw instituted here on the 14th of

March 1894 up to the preeont time has been very good. They have done a gocd work for the members and hive also doue much good in charitable work outside, A1 honor to the. erder. A fie isaut Greniag nt JH. L, Strlck'anrt's

Mr aud Mrs. H. L. Strickland entertained a number of their friends in a delightful manner at their handsome home on North State ssreet last evening. The party wa« given in henor of Mrs. Strickland's brother, Hou. Albert L. New, of Denver. Col, who was here visiting his mother and other relatives. The evening was spent very pleasantly with|games and conversation, and at a late hour dainty and delicious refreshments for which tbe hostess has a most enviable reputation were served. The evening passed so rapidly that the parry broke up only a t»w moments before the electric .lights were turned out.

Asa M. New aud wife of Indianapolis, were present and enjoyed the occasion. Mr New, departed for his home in Denver this morning. He is much* pleased with his position and the country*and so far as ideas and opinions go is a thorough Westerner.

prof. Geo, S. Wilson's Republicanism Hurting the lemocrat.

The Democrat said in its last issue: "Our city schojls have again entered the political field." In another place it speaks of the laborious work done by |the Supt of the city schools in the Republican township convention. The Democrat winds up with the sententious statement: "It will not be many moons until the present condition of affairs are righted in our city schools." Yos, there are a few changes to be made, and the School Board and Prof. Wilson will, after due consideration, make them.

If thn Democrat is so solicitons about a school official taking au interest in politics, it might keep its eye on County Supt. Quitman Jackson when the campaign opens up this fall. He always enters the political fight in a vigorous manner, both in the nominations and elections, and the REPUBLICAN has never lectured or scolded him about it either. It would do just about the 6ame good that the Democrat's harping does in ProL Wilson's case, aad that is none at all, and betldea, would disgust all fair minded men who believe that every man is entitled to his own political opinions and in carrying then out by voice and actions.

Merchant

1896. Tailoring.

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

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

Gooding: Block:.

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

Assure you they are fresh and pure.

Licli If mm Meals nt oil Hons

PATRO NJLZE THE

VIENNA BAKERY AND RESTAURANT.

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, Gamss, 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.

's Big Doable Drag

Odd Fellows' Building and 25 W. Main St.

HAVE YOU EXAMINED THEM? Many Improvements Heretofore Overlooked by Other Manufacturers.

"Improvement the Order of tfc«Agfl.Mu Three'New Models.

Address THE|SM1TH|PREMIER TYPfiVftlTER 76 E. Market St., Indi*napolis,!lti4CO.,

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Premier

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