Greenfield Evening Republican, Greenfield, Hancock County, 7 April 1896 — Page 3

What's To Be Done?

W 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 you that you should alway go to the

WhiteJonse

Prompt Service. Quick Delivery.

HARRY STRICKLAND.

Opposite Court House.

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Dont's

Don't bailie Inflamed eves with cold jj|| water: iliat. which is as warm as can be njj bo is I) 11er !!R

Do- 'i sleep opposite a window in such JJJJ a manner hat. a Nt.rosj light wil strike the JJJJ eye on J'wakei.injj. JJJJ

I'on't, riiovpait, have ihechildren sleep JJJJ i-o "hat the morning sun shall sbiiii in JJJJ jm tiieir lares amuse them. JJJJ JJn Don' vp»-et to gpt another pairof eves JJJJ JjjJviheii these lmve been dextroj.-d by »e- JJJJ ffi gleet ui ib-uso bill give them fair treat- JJJJ UU inent Hid thty will serve faithfully to JJJJ

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tbe end. JJJJ they call for aid. come to us and JJjj we'le tell you what they want. We have JjJJ stud ed tiie e^ and know its needs. JJJJ Thorough examination liee of charge. JJJJ

ill MKCIU WILED.

HUSTON

GRADUATE

With A.. D'IVIS. Jeweler

OPERA HOUSE

WILL A. HOUGH, Manager.

-Saturday Evening, April 11

The Midnight Charge

THE GREAT MILITARY

DRAJ1A IN FOUR ACT5,

PRESENTED BY THE

Standard Theatre Company.

You Want

PEOPLE IN THE CAST

Good flusic Fine Costumes

25c and 35 Cents,

Seats at Crescent Pharmacy

To have your laundry done np in first-class shape, (hat 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.

C. T. HERRING.

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Solicitors

Local and Personal.

JOHN M. SCOTT, CITY REPORTER.

"The Midnight Charge" Saturday ght Capt. Henry Snow went to Knightstown on business today.

W Bnrdette. of Indianapolis, is a guest of his HUat, Mrs J. Cotty. Smoke Patterson's Special Bicycle cig-r None better. 80t.f

Don't fail to see The Midnight Charge Saturday night, at the Opera House.

The contractors on the sewer huve a large force of men at work aeaiu today. ivid Bro*n, one of Pendleton's host nn-.r real estate agents was in the city to day.

Ex-president Harrison and his wife will pass through here on the 9:25 train tonight.

Mrs. Emma Edwards went to Franklin yesterday to take a position in a millinery store

William Robb will go to Bridgeport to morrow to pack his spring delivery of fruit trees

O B. Mitchell and Gusfcavus Riefstahl area Ki.igttsrown today on business for the Prudential Insurance Co.

Dr. Beher, of Rusbville, is here this week looking after the improvement of some lots he owns here.

Miss Agusta Cviibertson, of Kn'ghtswn. wh» ha* been vsiifins Mrs Wilbur Ramsey, returned home today »n cun get the best Ave cent ci^ar in the market HI Jeff Patterson's bicycle store. Both before and after =ix o'clock. 80if.

John Felt vent to Fortville today to let the contract for the Odd Fellows hall. Mr Felt was the architect of the building.

Persons needing nice, clean old papers for house cleaniug or other purpose" can, secure them cbea at the REPUBLICAN office. if

Read our big ad concerning Acme remedies. We bave heard nany persons testify personally of their curative powers.

John Leary has gone to CarriDgton Noith Dakota, to make it bis home He went, in company with a colony of Dunkards from Delphi. Carroll Co.

Mrs W. W Eaces, of Mt. Comfort, is here with her mother, Mrs. Ellen Turk, who is critically ill with stomach and bowel trouble.

Misses Pearl and Plo Rmuall returned Sunday from Carmi, III., where they have beeu attending the wedding ot" Miss Mtij McO. intock.

Cliut Parker, Sam Gordon, Sam Sptngler and George Fry weut to Fortville tiiday to bid on the contract for the Odd Fellows' hali.

Jame* A. Wells, wife and son Jamie, returned from Charleston, 111. Monday night where they had be^n visiting Mrs. W.'s brother, J. W. Ramsey and wife.

A tjood many movers are on their way this spring. Three diffej eut ganas were camped tween Gem and Philadelphia Monday night Ttiey passed through here today going east.

M~8. Victoria Morford, of Memphis, Tenn., will arrive here this eveaing, called home by the serious illness of her father, John Wilson, who received a paralj tic stroke last week.

J. D'Hleek, cHsbier at J. Ward Walker & Co.'s who has beeu sick for the past week with stomach trouble, is able to be on the street tody, bat not strong enough to resume work.

Mrs Frank Walton, of Rushville, who has beeu vi-iiriug her son, Carey Walton, leturned me today. Miss Jennie fiarr accompanied her and will speed a week visitin friends in Rush county.

John Wilson, who received a paralytic stroke a week ago today is decidely worse. He is unoosious, cannot speak and his son, George, thinks he is unable either to see or hear. He does not suffer much, lut the end is apparently not far off as hid hieitliing is very difficult.

Commissioners Vquil a Grist, William Thomfson, Auditor La.vr nee Boring and Supt of County poor f.tnn, Theopholus Hargrove, weut to Marion county today to see the fire protection at the County po jr aSj lum The Commissioners think of putting in a system at the asylum in this county.

Mrs J. Pusey has been quite seriously sick for several week3. Sunday morning the large class of boys which she teaches in the Christian Sunday school went to her house in a body which was a great joy Mnd^o.nfort to her. That evening they sent her some lillies and some other fine potted plants. Mrs. Pusey is much beloved by her class and is a devoted Christian teacher both popular and successful.

Egga Wauted.

Eggs wanted at 9 cents a dozen E. P.Thayer & Co's market.

cash at 116tf.

"The Midnight Charge."

The Standard Amusement Co. will appear at the opera house Saturday night, April 11, in the great military drama, "The Midnight Charge." The company consists of 25 people and they should be greeted by a full house. The play is full of fun and good music. Come out if you want to laugh. One of the features will be the appearance of the "Pumpkin Blossom Club." Don't forget the date, Prioes 25 and 35 cents, '""v* "f

rrtoes ao ana «i cenw.

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ON A TEAR.

A Gang of Non-Union Bottle Blowe»s Looking For Trouble Anrt Fou-m it. Mo'nday bein^ pay day at the non union bottle bouse of ^treeter & Co., a gang of as tough looking people as you ever saw, beaded by a ne^ro, came to to A II in a drunken condition and went to ffield's saloon and HSIU for something to «ni.k, when ttiey were flatly refused by the propuetor, who told them they could gee nothing aud that he valued his room more than their mouey. hey went outside aud commenced to talk very 1 ud, to wh»ch Utt'-e h»*ei was paid until one of'hem fl uris el a revolver.

They afterwards moved uj the street and soon begin to rai*e a row with some outsiders, Marshal Scott had been given

TIE tip and was on the SJBDB, and the shaking up he nave one of them will be long remembered. The r*sfc immediately tvok to their heels in every direction. The Marshal gave his man r.o understand that no such persons as he was could run Grebnfleld, and that if he did not at once get in hiding he would laud him in jail.

Iris to be deplored that a proprietor will employ a lot o' bums, and arm them and then turn them loose upon tbe streets ••very ly-day to uet drnnk and quarrel among themselves and with o'hers, tbu* jeopardising the liv^s of the citizens at the hands of a drunken mob.

Should the worst come, which will if this thing is permitted to go on much longer, as it lia* iu the last, fev .weeks, our citiz

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will cartamly call upon the

authorities to disperse this gmg, wh ch has been imported here to shut out honest lab at honest vages. It was some of the bottle blowers that caused the disturbance tind did th*3 shooting at Brizendine's bo.irdi.ig house a wees ago ltiht night.

Notice t» le'»tors.

Having sold out my hardware and implement business I desire *li persons ia (let)1 ed to inn ill and make settlement of account either by cash or note. Call ut the old stand. I3l2

A. BANKS GREENFIKLD.

School Notes.

Superintendent Divid Goss, hat been re-elected for another year by the Indianapolis scho il board.

City Sup^riuten l^nt Ha nes and County Superintendent E. A. Hutchiug*, will conduct a four weeks Teachers Nor uialat N'oblesville, beginning August 3. Tiie Board ol Heaitu Should Inve-tijjiite.

Dr, J. W. Comstock reported a case of typhoid fever to the Bonrd of Fleilth tody. It was Opa', the little child of Wil liam Melton. This is the sixth case Dr. Comstock has had in the viciuity of Scate aud Depot streets in the last few months. He thinks something in the vicinity causes it and that the Board of Health ought to investigate.

ItlHi-y Canning Not Burt.

The REPUBLICAN lak«t week contained an artic -ncerning Mary CHnning of Muncie being badly injured by an engine running over her feet. The accident occurred but it was not Mary Canning who formerly lived here who was hurt but a young lady of Mancie with a similar name Miss Mary Cannon, Eddie Q-iig-ley of this city, had a letter from Miss Canning's brother Ted, giving the facts in the case. Her friends here will be much pleased to learn that she was not iiijured.

The Mouth of May.

A time tried and thoroughly reliable weather forecaster iuforms the Press that the month of May will be very cold throughout and that we need not look for enjo3able weather until June. He knows this will be so because of the January fogs He says January fogs are invariab followed by a cold May and as last January was unusually foggy it is assured that May will de unusually cold. The day in May which corresponds to the foggy day in January will be cold.—New Castle Press.

Don't Sell the Hell.

EDITOR REPUBLICAN:— DEAH SIR:—Isee by the Commissioners' advertisement ti at "one bell" is to be sold May 12, 1896 Th.s must be the court hoa3e bell. Why should this bell be sold? This bell is historic it has done service in the old court hou^e f^r about forty years. The memories that surround this old bell are numerous. It has tolled the funerals of m*ny of our citizens it has called the people together on many occasions it pealed out. the alarm that Fort Suinpter had been fired upon by armed foes its tones are as good as when it drst souale I a note. L*it ua keep this bell, swing it in some place in our large tie* court-house so its peals may again be heard on the Fourth days of July, Deco ration Days aud all days devoted to patriotism and public occasions. Don't sell this dear old bell. Keep «t as a relic of the past and a source of enjoyment to the living. When they hear this old bell, all may remember what sad and joyous meetings it has called together. Why se 1 this dear old bell? Is Hancock county not able to own this bell? I' it cannot be put into the tower of the court-house, put it on the jail. If it cannot be nut on the jail place it on the City Building for a fire alarm, but don't sell the dear old bell.

MONTGOMERY MARSH.

Notice.

I have removed my shop to 38£ West Main street where I am better than ever pr4pired to clean, dye and repair ladie and gentleman's clothing of every description. Kid glove cleaning a specialty.

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GEO ROE JUSTICE

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COMING EVEiNTS,

MEETINGS OF INTKRKST IN OUR FAIR «^ITY. Person* are at liberty to make use of this column in announcing entertainments or meeting of general interest. By reading the Coming Event column daily, one will be sted on all future entertainments and meetings, andean select those they desire to attend. "Portrayal of Macbeth and Othello," by

Lindley, Wednesday night,

April 8—Opera House. Lecture by J. T. Hedley, Friday night, April 10—Opera House

The Midnight Charge, Saturday night, April 11—Opera House.

Medical Writers

The best wiedical writers claim ihat the successful remedy for nasal catarrh mu.it be non-irrirating, easy of app ication, and one that will, by its own action reach all the remote sores and ulcerated surfaces. The history of the efforts to treat catarrh during the past few years proves thU only one remedy has met these conditions, and that is Century Catarrh Cure. This safe aud plea-ani remedy ha mastered Catarrh as nothing else has ever done, and both physicians and sirgeons concede this fact. The most distressing symptons yield to it. For eale at Crecent Pharmacy. apr-

A Sure Fil* Cure.

Acme Remedy Co., Greenfield, Ind., Gentlemen:—For years I hive been a suffrfrer from itching piles, some three months ago I was induced by reading testimonials of prominent Greenfield cit iZ308 recommending your ointmeut for that disease, to give it a trial. I secured a box and was amply repaid for my outlay the first night I used it, and want to say it is tbe best remedy I ever saw, for since that day I have had no symptoms of the dis ease. Respectfully,

What is the use to continue the use of worthless preparations in trying to cure yourselves of your trouble. There is a line of :medicines prepared here in our city tkat cure. Each of these preparations are for a special purpose. No one of these medicines is intended to cure everything. Only th? troubles or diseases advertised

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THOMAS SI EATON.

LI ETTA, IND.. April 4, 1896. Cheap Excursions to tue W«t and North west.

On April 21 and May 5. 1896, the North -Western Line (Chicago & Northwestern R'y) will sell Home Seekers' excursion tickets at very low rates to a large number of points in Northern Wis. contain, Michigan, Northwestern Iowa, Western Minnesota, Nebraska, North Da-

kota and 8outh Dakota, including the Ooloiiy,

famous Black Hills district. For full information apply to ticket agents of connecting lines or address. 4—34d&w

Go to the Tile Floor barber shop, under the Crescent Pharmacy to get your work done. Satisfaction guaranteed. Ed Mannon and Charles Klger, workman. 109t6 BURY M.

The Soldiers'

Swan, Ga

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Cox, Prop.f/

Kidney ami Liver Cure for the Kidriejs, Liver, Bladder, and the troubles that arise thereiroui.

Blood Purifier, for purifying the Mood, thereby dispelling Rheumatism Catarrh, Scrofula, Fever Sores, Eczema and all poisonous substances in the blood. Thoroughly cleanses the system.

Ointment for Piles, Tetter, sores of all kinds. Stops the itching irnmodi ately. Should be used in connection with the Acme Blood Puritier in Ecj| zema^ Fever Sores and like ailments.

Cough Syrup, the guaranteed remedy for Coughs, Colds, Croup, and all diseases of the lungs No cure 110 j»ay.

Liver Pills, positively do not gripe. Cures Constipation, Sick and Nervous Headache, regulates the stomach and bowels Once u?»ed, no other accepted

Nerve King (a liniment.) A.n external and internal remedy. Guaranteed to give satisfaction or rio pay. Used for Neuralgia. Rheumatism, Diarrhea, Cholera Infantum, Toothache, etc. King of all liniments.

Porous Plaster. Best anti-pain ptester ide. Warranted.

Worm Candy for children. Safe, sure, harmless.

Corn Cure. Removes the corn without pain or making the foot sore, ff properly u*ed you need not suffer with these annoying pests.

Cholera Cure ures Cholera Morbus, Dysentery, pains in the stomach and

Each of these remedies are guaranteed as advertised. hundred indorsing them. N«» one will cure all die,tses troubles are, go to your druggist and get a package. It your druggist has not got it he wi'l gla dly get it for you. Don't accept any substitute. There is none other just as S good. PREPARED ONLY BY THE

ACME REMEDY COMPANY,

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We have letters by the When vou know what your

GREENFIELD, INDIANA.

I have a full line of Ladies', Misses' and Childrens' Has both trimmed and untrimmed, ribbons, flowers, etc. Ali new and first-class.

Latest styles, lowest prices.

O-er Early's drug store, Main street.

Headquarters for Sweet Peas

THE ONLY

NEW DOUBLE SWEET PEA

True to name. Packet 25 cents, half Packet 15 cents. "he Wonderful

Crimson Rambler Rose

VICK'S FLORAL GUIDE, 1896, THE PIONEER SEED CATALOGUE. Chromo-lithographs of Double Sweet Pea, Roses, Fuchsia White Phenomenal, Blackberries, Raspberries, New JSJ Leader Tomato, Vegetables. (G)} Filled with good things old and new. Presswork on Novelty Pages entirely new idea^ a real work of art. Full list of Flowers, Vegetables, Small Fruits, etc., J-'i with description and prices. Mailed on receipt of iocts. which may be deducted (G)J from first order—really FREE—or free with an order for any of the above.

ROCHESTER, NEW YORK.

Is located in that section of Oeorela'tiaw md' I the

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A Matter of 1

HATS!

"The coat does not make thej man" is an old saying Neither! does the hat make tha woman It goes a mighty long way to-i ward it, though.

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April I, '96.

Incpect

LILLIE COCHRAN.

my stock.

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Mixed Varieties per pound 4Q ccats Half pound 25 cents. Quarter pound ES cents.

Bride of Niagara

which IR the only din el tliiiugl) route to the capital ol the co!.ny, at 1 ltton with the Tiftrr North Eastern Kailroad for fewau. Hy partlesTroni St Lov.iH,. kl ago Iml.an^olis Detroi|^ fjcar: secure Meepeta vnii«nly one change, iu depot at Is HI-In llle, to Th! ection ia which this colon) is locaUd has been well named

Only 15 cents.

Tried and True Novelties. Fuchsia double white Phenomenal Blackberry, The Rathbun. Tomato, Vick's Early Leader,

The Earliest Tomato known.

GEOKGIA SOTT1IKI5N & F1.0R]I»AiI5AII.WAY,

THE GREAT FhUlT BELT OF TUE SOUTH.

for in it are located the It. rgest neach oich*rd» tnH *on«. hiie

a, Grapes and do equally well. The soli is easily cultl»ated and produces fir.e crops m. Oats, Roe, Bar!«y Cottim, SuK«r Lane, Sweet and Irish PoUtoes, Peas, and a oV.tables. The cllwatc is mild and healthlnl. 1 auds conviently lotated to kbi 11 jugpolntf can be eeuredforfroafAii iO per acra on liberal terms. 'v $

For illustrated pamiLiet, map, lamllUta, timetable*, etc., write to

•. A. MACDONAID, Geaeial Paste a (er Agent,

W.L.GLESSNER, C^mmiBSlOlltT of liuffllgntloi «7tl *laco»,«a,