Greenfield Evening Republican, Greenfield, Hancock County, 18 March 1896 — Page 3

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

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Hhoadarmer, Tailor.

Randall block, up-stairs.

You Want

Tojbave your lauudry 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.

Notice.

I have removed my shop to 3834 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 specialty. 79tf GKOKGK JUSTICE.

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I As reported by A. H. Rottman ^taker. Died, Elizabeth E. Offutt, wife of the late Milford Offutt, March 17, at 8:80 p. m. at residence of her soa, Robert Offutt 108 E. North street, of heart disease, aged 74 years, 11 months. Funeral from residence Thursday, March 19, at 2 p. m.

Services by Elder Gard Interment at Park cemetery.

Local and Personal.

JOHN M. SCOTT, CITT REPORTER.

Spat Cash has got me elegant $10.00 suits now. Mii-s Flo Borry went to Indianapolis today.

Spot tth sells a glass blower's good

Sliue .1 ueub?.

fciiK'ke Patterson's bpeoiul Bicycle None Ot'.tcr. SUli Sput C-.sh ts now selling a regular ~5c brojm lor 15 cents.

A ch id ot Level J. fines, on North teel, hrts riie scarlet lever. Lime—North State street. YYJIU&VV. UHO.

KXJGHT.

Geo. O Knights little daughter Norah, is oeiiuus'y in vvitn luug fever. Mr. anil Mrs. Arthur Collins of Foitviile are visit lug Oarles E Clark.

J. M. Warmati autl wi a of SiiarpaVille are viaiung HL. P. Hon^h aud family. You should go down and see Spot Cash's ijcnu-.li ut il'-e of carpets i.'Liej'ie very cheap.

Dr. D. liauua, of YVumugtuii, is here today as oue of the pension examiners.

Bed licks filled with straw mui de livered. Li£.o O. ivNitiiii. yyt2..&w

Oak S. Morrison of 78 Walnut. street, si tinvii a lelepuone put in «t tus residence—No. b2.

Will Gamut t, oue of Wavriugtou's hustling etiid succestful uUbiiit u.eii, was here yebten ay. (. h|t. T. J. Jtlfiies aurl *.viff, of Indiauap ills, were miesis ol Epui'tutu Marsh and wife yesterday.

S. Overman and wife of Maple Va1ley, wore guests of their daughter, Mrs

Allen

Garviott today.

Spot Cash L-s the finest carpet room in the .5tute, ci it is uiled with an elegant nev? 'iue ^-O'i"

O Ca-. ai.J. family will move to their :.t) in Rush c--uuty ihe liisi of April, to biiniine.r mouths

If you've bu dollar ami a quarter to spend lor sh jes, io Spot Cash vvtieie you will get the most for our oiouey.

You can get the best Ave cent ci^ar lu the market at Jeff. C. Patterson's bicycle store. Both before aud .titer -:x o'clock. aotf.

John White, who repieseuted Haucock coimty in the last legislatuie, has concluded not to be a c.-mdidate this year. He evidently knows when to let well enough aloue.

An lie nciive members of the C. E. SI ciety of the M. P. cliuicli, are rt-ques ted tu meet, at the irsunage- tonight at 7 o'clock to transact some important bus.ness. CHAP. SiursnvAY, Pies.

W. H. Workman, of rfpriii^ficld, Ills., superintendent of agencies for the divisions of the Fidelity Mutual Life As ociation, is here this wtek. He is working with John HuiUord, general agent for this territory. by mutual arrangements the M. P. and Christian people will ituite in services next Sunday morning aud evening, at the Cnnstiuu church. Rev. W. M. Ward will preach in the morning, and Rev. W\

Mai tin in the evening. Ambrose E. Moore, of Covirigton,«Ind., committeeman for me 9th Congressional strict, was htre last night as a guesc of R. A. Black. He also met a number of tne Republican workers while here and was much pleased at the political outlook.

The official board of the Christian church, have kinkly tendered the use of their Sunday school room to the M. P. Sunday school, next Sunday, their church being in process of repairs. The kindness is highly appreciated and gladly accepted. The session will be held at 2 30 p. m. Let there be a full attendance.

There will be an examination for ^Diplomas of all the pupils who wish to graduate in the Common school branches in this township on Saturday, March 21, conducted by Lee O. Harris, at room No. 8, West school building, (No. 3), Greenfield, Irid. J- K. BENHV,

Trustee Center Tp.

The first section of the W. R. C. gave their first social at their hall yesterday evening in the form of a military art gallery, a large number were present and took part in the guessing. The prize was won by Arlington Ross, who guessed the most words. Music was furnished by Earnest Messick and his father. All went home feeling that they had spent an enjoyable evening.

The engagement of the Hawaian Band who are to appear at the Opera House next Friday night is a notable event for Greenfield. This is without doubt the finest band in the world and is to be seen only in the larger cities. They appear in Indianapolis the night after they are here. The people here should give them a grand reception. The band is composed of forty one members. The entertainment consists of both vocal and instrumental music. Prices 35 and 50c. 93t3

Flour.

The hundreds of families now complaining of the dry, tasteless, or the heavy clammy unwholesome bread, should use "King of Wayne" flour and have sweet, moiBt, wholesome bread. For sale by Geo. O. Knight, 87 and 39 North State street.

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AN IlilSH ENTERTAINMENT.

The Hesperian Club Eut ^rtalns the Members of the Cosmopolitaa Club. Tuesday ni&ht the Hesperian club entertained the ladies of the Cosmopolitan club aud ihe husbands of the members of booh ubs aud a few other iuvited gues at the elegant home of Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Tyuer on Walnut street i.s it was 6t Patricks' the ea.er taiumeut was iu the nature of an Iristi eveuiug. Tiie club sang a soug, The Wearing of ihe Green," aud thea Mis "vV. Gooding, tne president, delivered the iV'lcuuiu ad iress and give a short history ot irtlaud. «he gave a number of Irish jjKes. Sim Uff.it: gave a viul'U solo. Rev M. E NetnercutX u.a-ie a "good Speech well euteispdrsed with caaraOLt i\.tio Iristi auecdot s. Capt.

Henry juu.v recited "Tlie Couruu of trry O'uee" iu a way that brought down ihe liwu^e. Mrs. M. E Netuercut Sing a corn eal Irish suujj iu a happy tuauuer. Miss ft'lorence Howard aud Clarence dDricktaud t'a.ored thocomp tuy with a auu duet. Miss .Je'sie tfc-jtt iy»-d the acc nap .n:meu for theso igs. Mrs E Vawter, tue lsr^ Vice Pres came iasi ou tne prog am with a paper iu wiiieti :-he ,,aid a growing aud deserved tribute to Ire!ltd Mrs. '4. Wills, the 2 Vice Pres presided over ttie eveuings exercises. f'lie sp«c ous rooms were baudsomely decorated in grei-u aud tiite aud e-ich guest is as u-e-enre wilh a shamrock bidie HI id

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ever present harp, lu

ih refsvs'-imeKt- 'he Hespen in-are said to have evi (.xc lled t'i -ir 'usually e.v celii-ut uieiiu. Ihegues-ts -'ere seated 25 at a time aud there wew about '5 present. Tne evening I mi oe xmembared as a most charming and delightful oue by all psesent.

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Again we synipaihi/.e with bleeding hearts*, And mourn for one wi low, For Jesus called our loved one home

To dwell with him above, Loral Vi. We t, oldest daughter ot Jefferson and Susie A. West, was b^rn duly 8f.h, 1880 departed this life March 14th, 1890 being fil'teeu years, eight mouths and six days old.

On Sunday morning, a large concourse of relati-es aul Iriouds nss mbied at her home, while Rev. Well.*, pastor of the Friends church, with the Sunday school attending iu a body, heicl shoit per vices by nrayer and fingiug, after whi -h, her remains were ti^ken to Curry's Chapp?!, where scores of sorrowing friends had ithered to pay respect and administer tho hist sad rites to one they loved.

Services were conducted at the church by P. Martindale. The memory of all present were called tmck to the many public occasions, when by her sweet singing. recital of diflicult declamations by owe ^o young, Loral had carried off the timers, and won the universal praise of all that heard her.

Her body was laid to rest iu the church burying ground, among loved ones who td precee Jed her, near the sight of hexformer home.

She was known to all as a patient, trusting, loving child, who "meekly waited and muimured not," while the "Savior led her to the land of endless d*y.»

The gentle chi'd-like simplicity which was her only nature, commanded the re spect and sympathy of all who met her, and to know^her was to love her Her presence to those about her was as a bright sunbeam to a mirky sky, always lighting up, making bright those with whom she came in contact.

Though her health was never good, yet she was always cheerful and a constant source of enjoyment to the other members of the family, ever planning some pleasant surprise or preparing some delicacy for the absent ones to greet them on their return. When all were gathered in the family circle she never seemed to tire of rendering sweet music in vaiious ways io lighten the cares of life for those she loved.

She was a member of the Temperance League of Curry's Chappel, an official member of the Band of Hope and while her health permitted she was an active member of the .Sunday school at the Friends' church.

Through her last sickness her sweet condoling nature still pravailed. Kissing the family good bye, she told her parents she was not afraid to die, and would meet with tei loved ones gone before, as her spirit winged its way to God. The beginning of the rewards for her life here could be seen as she passed away, for Jesus made her dying couch as soft as downy pillows are.

She leaves a number of sorrowing relatives, a dear father and mother, a sister and brother, to whom a multitude of sympathizing friends extend their condolence and sympathy in this their most sorrowful bereavement.

Though you hare lelt us Loral darling And your presence here we miss. Yet we know that you,are dwelling

In a home of perfect bliss.

Jesus knew how well we "ovedyou, But He called you from our sight, And we would not, if we could,

Call you from a home so bright.

We will wait till Jesus calls us To your happy home on high, Through the lesson you have taught UB

We will meet you bye and bye.

A FRIEND.

(TKKKNFIELD, March 16. Marrlge Licenaes.

Edward W. Thomas to Margaret E. jwers. Newepapers make a good mat for the carpet to be put on. The printer's ink aids in keeping out moths.

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The Royal Hawaiian

BAND.

Friday Eve. JVlar. 20.

A company of 41 musicians Greatest attraction even in Greenfield. Solos, duets, quartettes, quintettes, both vocal ancl instrumental. A

BIND and GLEE CLUB

No advance in prices 35c and. 50 Cents,

COMING EVENTS,

MEETINGS OB' I N'T KKS I" IN OUK FAIR 'irv. Persons are at liber?y to make use of thi-i column iu announcing entertainments or meetings of general interest. By reading the Jiuing Event column daily, oue will be po^ed ou all future entertaiumjuts and meetings, and can select those they desire t,o attend.

March 20 the Republican County Mass Convention at 2 p. m. )pera House. March 20, evening. The Royal Hawaiian B'.^ud of forty one people—Opera House.

March 27. The Greenfield Dramatic Co. in

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Stoops to Conquer."—Opera

House. March 21—Democratic -ounty central committee meeting, court room p. m..

March 24ch, the Republicans will nominate candidates for Councilmen.

DUSTl/SS OIL.

IT IS A GREAT JUCC*o—KK.VI) ITS C«IMEN 1) AT IOJN'ri.

Its Merits are Known in Indianapolis—Order From A. C. ritkinton, General Agent, Crescsut I'liiirniac.y, Greenfield.

Charles .Vlayer & *Jo Indianapolis. A. C. Pilkinton, E^q., Greenfield, Ind., Dear Sir:—We have feeen using the Dustletrs Oil on the floor of our retail department for the past five months. We take great phasure in recommending this 1 il 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. Vours very respectfully,

CHARLES MAYEK & Co.

W. S Gaut, 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, aud And that dust, the greatest nuisance I have Co contend with, is a thing of the p^st. 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. GATT.

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

Very respectfully, GEORGE W. DUNCAN, Mavor 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 «re have had no trouble in overcoming what has been a constant annoyance and damage to our atock 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 useing the oil. We have been using it six weeks.

Yours respectfully, H. B. THAYBH.

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 & BAOEK.

A. Kiefer Drug Company, Indianapolis. A. C. Pilkinton, Greenfield, Dear Sir— Please send as at once enough "Dustless Floor Oil" to cover our salesroom 40x200 and oblidge. Yours respectfully,

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A. KIEFER DRUG CO.

NEW ORLEANS, March 18.—A. G. Appleby, alias Stanley Francis, has been arrested by postofflce inspectors 011 a charge of using the mails for fraudulent purposes, on complaint from the postoffices at Chicago, Cincinnati, Saratoga, Covington, Ky., and other places.

The basis of the scheme was a circular entitled "Discretionary investments as operated by Philip M. Archer, expert racing commissioner, New Orleans." The writer claimed to have inside information from owners, and a land office business in money orders and registered letters was done.

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Styles

The Best Qualities, The Latest Styles, The Best Fitting Suits,

Ih 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:.

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

PATRO N1ZE THE

VIENNA BAKERY AND RESTAURANT.

Bohm's Old Stand.

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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 oC—

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, Alburn^ 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.

V. L. Early's Big Double Drag Store,

Odd Fellows' Building and 25 W. Main St.

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HAVE YOU EXAMINED THEM? Many Improvements Heretofore Overlooked byJOther Manufacturers.

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Three New Models.

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