Greenfield Evening Republican, Greenfield, Hancock County, 17 March 1896 — Page 3

What's To Be Done?

hy, 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 \ou that you should alway go to the

Prompt Service. Quick Delivery.

BARRY STRICKLAND.

Opposite Court House.

|A Child

I Cut Up!

This is what you \iunecesearily submit, a child to when you allow an operation for cak HVP liiu es. Cross eves in children under 18years of aire can be cured without an operation of any kind. I his is a very rer-ent discovety of Dr. Prentice, of Chicaao. under whom wo grfidua ed, andwe can guarantee a cure fret- of charge, in case we tit glasses. We fit nlapses and enarantee them. Can furnish you a Orcwn Pebble Lens for $1 Examination thorough—takes fr'm onp to two hours. If you are sick, we te'I

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what the trouble is,

and with our aid your local physician ciin give you the same treatment that a specialist would give, aud at a much ldBS cost. tw

ALL WORK GUARANTEED.

HUSTON

GRADUATE

QPI1SIBH.

With L. A. D*vis, Jeweler. jjjj Iw

GET

NEW

PRIN,G UIT

Randall block, up-stairs.

You Want

To]have your laundry done npgin 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.

The Problem (Solved,

If you are. wise and desire to regain your health, then you will heed the ad•lce 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 ladle End gentleman's clothing of every description. Kid glove cleaning a specialty. 79tf

GKORGE JUSTICE.

Try a can of Hopkins' Steamed Homftiy (Hailed Cora). It is delicious. Fall ft, 10o. 37dw4

Local and Personal.

JOHN M. SCOTT, CITY REPORTER.

John D. Murray, is sick and able to woik Today we commence the story of isinca. '-"pjt Cash.has got me ^legaut $10 00 suits now.

Jacob Kraus m*de a trip to Noblesville yesterday. The great event—Trilby, Tuesday nigbt, Mdrcti 7ih.

Spot *h sells a glass blower's good shoe, tor 98 cents.

W. Beckner, of Arlington, is visiting his brothers here.

hmoke Patterson's Special Bicycie cigir Noue belter SOti

Ex Major E. W Chadw-ck, "of Shelby vilie, was in this city today.

Spot Cash is now selling a regular 25c. broom lor 15 cents.

Pearl Anderson, of Charlottesville, visited Delia Knight last Sunday

Johu White, of Etrlj's Drug store, went to Iudiaaapolis today,

Architect Mahurin, of B't. Wayne, w» in the city today on ousiness.

Miss Sallie Jacksoo, of ludiauapolis is a tutsi. at Dr 6. M. Martin's.

The f\ hite Hose dniicMg Ciub will give a dance at Gam's Hall night

R. A Black, bad a telephone pub in his office .yrsterd-ty, his number is 110

Henry McDauiels is moving into Dr. Ramsey's property on Machauic Street.

Greenfield is "jist" teeming with sensations We hear several more "ou tap".

House cleaning will soon be here, and then look out for cold diuners, cold looks, etc.

Rev. T. J. Holding, of Blue River town 6hip returned home from Tuscola 111 today.

Architect L. Gibson, of Indianapolis, was here looking alter the Masonic Temple today.

You should go down and see Spot Cash's OeHudiul line of carpets. They're very cheap.

Joseph Destribue is visiting his daughter, Mrs Ei Colson and new grandson at New Castle.

Please your wife and daughter by using Leader Floor, finest and best, made only by NAW BROS. 12I2

Rev E F. Albertson, of the Charlottesville M. E church, w&a here today callon frienis.

Dr. J. W. Sparks is a canaidate for the Republican nomination for Councilman in the first ward.

Rev. John T. Hatfield, v^ent to Charlottesville, yesterday. He is hoidiug a revival meeting.

Spot Cash has the finest carpet room in the State, and ic is filled with an elegant new line of goods.

Superintendent We3t of the paper mill has returned from a short visit with friends at Lifayette.

M. C. Quigley and Patrick Lawler, are attending the St. Patrick day celebration at Indianapolis today.

Wm Eichom, a gathering boy from New Castle Pa. has just been employed in the S. R. Wells factory.

There were hundreds of Greenfieidians a wearin of the green today" in honor of Irelands patron Saint, St. Patrick.

Mrs. George Davy, of Kn'ghtstown, died last night of consumption. She is the aunt of Mrs. Emory Scott, of this city.

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

If you've got but a dollar and a quarter to spend for shoes, go to Spot Cash where you will get the most for your money.

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

Miss Ida Steel, returned to Greencastle today to attend school. She has been visiting her sister,, Mrs. Geo. Wilson since Saturday.

A choice variety of fresh fish in stock now. blue fish, white fish, bass, shad and smelts, also oysters at E. P. Thaver & Co's market. 98t2

We hive the best machienry, we buy the best grain, we employ the best labor and we make the best flour. Ask yoar Physiciace. NEW BROS. 12t2

Peck Thomas acdj Ora Snyder, have started manafucturing a toilet soap. They will have some of the ap ready for sale by the end -ot the week.

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R. A. Black is seriously sick. Heru an Luzi us, is laid up with rhne-

Trilby, the great sensational craze. A company of artists is coming. Opera •House, Tuesday, March 17th. Seats now selling at Crescent, 35 and 50 cts.

The Methodist Conference meets at Richmond, Wednesday, March 25th. Rev. M. E. Nethercutt and a number of the leading Methodist's will be in attendance from this city.

Chesteen W. Gant and J. A. Slifer have taken the agency and will sell Champion binders and mowers this year. They have rented the rear part of J. C. Patterson's bicycle room, where they will exhibit there machines.

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THEY WILL MIX.

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A COLORED GIRI. AMD A YOUNG WHITE MAN GOOD SPRINTEKS. i, .,- '^"•'•'7.' /.

They Lead Their Pursuers a Merry ChaseAre Finally Cnptu'el, But Malie Their Es

cape Dm ing a Fight

Last Saturday night a young colored girl, of thi3 cify, difsapp^red from her home aiirt nothing has beeu hetrl of her siuce. Last njgiit auother col.nvd girl, a .nVnd of the former, sraried away without giving a satis1actory explanation of where she was going and her father and a few friends f© lovv her. Sue was soon joined by a yoon^ man of this city, and tt en the chase began in earnest. They were chased all over the Northwest part of to^n aud the chnse ended at Karidau's brick-yard, where on-* of tb men following the cuple caught the girl ai.d a fight followei in which both the girl aud h-r White loVer e.-caped. The girl has not returned home yet.today.

S«ie was'followed itb the hope of fi dirii the girl that first r^u away, and the way thin developed on the chase, WHS a surprise Tee friends aud relatives of the jtirl are veiy iudigmnfc a"d furtti^r de.v-lopments maybe looked tor in the n»ar future.

We wuhhold the tinnier of a 1 the ir ir- in tie affair'out ot' respect for the. girls1 parents, who ar* among the leading colored people iii* c-ty, ai irom n-spi'C HU'i consi ieration for the family of nH i. whose father is among the leading men -f 'he cny, tint if ings develope as are expected the names of all the parties will appear in the near future.

Drp. W. M. Ellison aud Thos. J. Wilson, of this city, will graduate from the Indiana Deutal College next Wednesday. Wll Card is also a soudeuc there but he will not graduate until next year.

Chairman N. R. Spencer, E. J. Biuford, Major E P. Thaver Ir and W. P. Bidg'od, were at New Castle last Friday niuht in consultation with Mr. Watson and other frieuds ou the congressional race.

Two of the ne pots at the»S Wells fastory broke Suuday ni^ht and lost all the molten glass. Thie it some thing that does not usually occur with master teaser Joseph Bowers as he is a vt ry s.ife and careful man.

Sunday the children, grand children and fr euds to the number of 50 took possesion of the home o' Grandmi Brooks, while she was at church at Jnrry's Chnpel and on her return she opened the door to find the house filled with friends and the ti'ile well filled with a fine dinner, all had a pleasant time

Will Rhiadarmer and Ed P. Wilson, who have charge of the window dressing at J. Ward Walker & Co's, are artists iu that line. The west window which they ornamented with a few hundred pretty and stylish ladies shirt waists today, is one ot the best appearing wiodows ever in the city. Is would be creditable in any large city.

Glass Works Notio.

John Huffman, has been off duty for

few day« with a s«rained arm.

Seed Oats

We have two cars of fine seed oats weighing 40 pounds to the bushel at 25 cents per bushel. Ntw Br.os. 12 2

Tlte Sugar Creek Horse Thief Detective Co.

On account of the Democratic numination advertised for the First Saturday in April, the regular spring meeting of the Sugar Creek Horsa Thief Detective Association will be held at Gem on Saturday, March 28, 18b6.

W. C. ATHEKTOX, Pre3.

Conrt Motes.

Edward Hedges has. brought suit for divorce from his wife Anna Hedges. He employed R. A. Black as his attorney.

In the suit of Rtilsback vs Haj nes for malicious prosecution, demand $1,000, which was in court« yesterday, the jury found for the defendant.

More Burglars.

Burglars tried to break in by raisins a window of Dr. Barnes' house on Sunday night, this is the second time they have made an attempt to bjreak in his house. He says if they had succeeded lo getting in about afoot farther he would have made a hole in them the sixe of a two inch augur.

The Connorsville ConveBtion.

The Cennersville Republicans fought hard for the convention that was to nominate a congressman, but instead were given the convention that is to nominate delegates to the St. Louis Convention. They are glad now that they received the latter convention as it will be the biggest affair.

There area number of candidates and the politicians and delegates from alt over the district will be present and there will be a hot fight. Hancock county and Greenfield fwill be largely represented.

The names of R. A. Black, E. E. Stoner and S. R. Wells are mentioned as candidates from this county.

There is a general feeling over the district that this county Is entitled to and should have a delegate, so some one will be landed a winner as a determined effort will be made. We hope all the Republicans who can, will go to Connersville Wednesday evening or on the early train Thursday morning. The convention is at 1 p. M. Thursday.

Trilby—Trilby—Trilby—Trilby—Trilby is coming!

OPERA HOUSE

WILL A. HOUGH, Manager.

COMING. COMING.

The great event of the season. The raging success

OPERA HOUSE,

Man Eve. pr. tf

No advance in prices. 25c, 35c and 50c. Keserve your seats earl)'.

CAST:

Trilby, a sinsrer, with lovely feet Dora Lowe Ewoiine, a fin.ous dancer, niece to ^vengaM....... ....' Dotue Kay: Madaui Vineyard, Mine Hostess, a wee bit fond of

Wank berry Brandy Laura Evaas Mrs. Bagot. a membe' of the Salvation Arm.v, "just ovfr" Leo Dale Linle Willie, an English dude, 'ond of painting' feet. 1 Thos. Richjird-on Svengali. the Big BlacK Spider. »ho liypnot'zed

Trilbv..... ....Sidney Hawkins Mef»histo, ".Shade of the fpider," not of this earth..— Frank Evaiu Big Taffee' the strong man.pfoui of his whiskers clia' Ma stien The Laird of Cockpeu, a celt-brated Scotch painter W. J. Newman Ben Bolt, ma^er of Ze Grand Theatro

Harrv Todd

Zoo-Zoo. Ze Due t»e ChaiJons, who did not pnotize Trilby vvjii Moore Bev. Thos. Bagot. fond of Egyptian Uelics

R. VV Bowers

COMING EVENTS.

MEETINGS OF INTEREST IN OUK FAIR ''ITV,

Persons are at liberty to make use of tbi* column in anaounciug entertainments or meetings of gener-il interest. By reading the Coming Event column daily on9 will be posted on all future entertainments and meetings, and can select those they desire to attend.

Trilby, The Raging success, March 17th.—Opera House.

March 20 the Republican County Mass Convention at 2 p. m.—Opera House.

March'20, evening, The Royal Hawaiian Bund of forty one people—Opera House. March 27. The Greenfield Dramatic Co. in -'She Stoops to Conquer."—Opera House

March 21—Democratic county central committee meeting, court room 1 p. m.. March 24r.h, the Republicans will nominate candidates for Oouncilmen.

DUSTLFSS OIL.

IT IS A GREAT SUCCESs—REAJD ITS COM. MENTATIONS.

Its Merits are Known in Indianapolis—Order From A. C. Pilklnton, General Agent, Cres

cent Pharmacy, Gri entield.

Charles Mayer & Co., Indianapolis. A. C. Pilkinton, Esq., Greenfield, Ind., Dear Sir:—We have been using the Dustless Oil on the floor of our retail department for the past five months. We take great pleasure in recomuending this oil as it will do everything that is claimed for it. We tested it thoroughly during our holiday rush of 1895 and consider it the best investment we have made in years. Yours very respectfully,

CHARLES MAYEK & Co.

W. S. Gant, dealer in Groceries, Buggies, etc. A Pilkinton, Greenfield. Ind. Dear Sir:—I have been using Dustless Oil on the floor of my buggy room for six weeks, and And that dust, the greatest nuisance I have to conttnd with, is a thing of the past. I could not afford to do without it for double its cost. I cheerfully,recommend it to any dealer in vehicles.

Yours truly, W. S. GANT.

Council Chamber, City of Greenfield. A. C. Pilkinton, Dear Sir—It has been four weeks since the janitor put "Dustless Oil" on the fl wrs of the City Building, Previous to putting it on, dust with us was a continual source of annoyance. Now we have uo dust at all. It is a good thing—push it along. I have no hesitancy in recommending it to any person wanting a dustless room.

Very respectfully, GEORGE W. DUNCAN, Ma\ or City of Greenfield.

Spot Cash Department Store. A. C. Pilkinton, Greenfield, Dear Sir— We take much pleasure in commending "Dustless Oil" to any person in the mercantile business. Since putting it on the floor we have had no trouble in overcoming what has been a constant annoyance and damage to our stock of £oods. Before using '^Dustless Oil" the dusting was a much greater task than the sweeping, now we only have to sweep and that is much more easily done since tiseing the oil. We have been using it six week?.

Yours respectfully,

Oil" to

H. B. THAYER.

Kothe, Wells & Bauer, Wholesale Grocers, Indianapolis. ,. A. C. Pilkinton, Greenfield, Dear Sir— Please send us soon as possible cne-half barrel "Dustless Floor Oil" to use in our salesroom. Yours,

KOTHE, WELLS & BABEK.

A. Kiefer Drug Company, Indianapolis.

A. C. Pilkinton, Greenfield, Dear Sir-

DRUG CO.

Styles

1896.

Merchant

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

Ttie Best Qualities, ii Tine Latest Styles, I Tire Best Fitting Suits,

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

MCC0LE, FASHIONABLE TAILOBI

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.

Luncli tajeols ot oil lours

PATRO NiZE THE

VIENNA BAKERY AND RESTAURANI

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.

T. L. Early's Big

Odd Fellows' Building and 25 W. Main St.

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"Improvemaiit the Order of tb« Age." Three New Models.

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Premier

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

Address THE)SMITH|PREMIER TYPEWRITER CO.," 76 E. Market St., Iudi»iia£olis,{lti,

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