Greenfield Republican, Greenfield, Hancock County, 1 May 1891 — Page 5

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Base Ball, Lawu Tennis, and all other Fine Shoes at IJ C. Thnyer's New Store.

The CDRTAIX GALL

Has met hi oh a response that we continue he chance for our iriendsav these perfect goods at the samp cut prices.

Ecru Nottingham Lace Curtains. ('roorl!

worth $3.50 $'.75 cut to

$2.35 and S.7f».

A Genuine KetJuctiori.

Pure Quality.

Also full lines in

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TAMBOUR, ANTIQUE,

TAMBOUR MUSLIN

ROBERT SMITH,

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CITY BALLOT.

Democratic City Ticket. '""I "JP

For Mayor.

AMBROSE J. HKKKON.

For City Marshal,

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JTOHN R. P. JOHNSON.

For City Clerk. CANADA CLARK

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For City Treasurer. JAMES A. FLIPPO.

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For Councilman, First Ward, JOHN A. BARR.

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Kxcur«inn to lit iwio d. Thitrd.-o. M.'jy 7i.li, tor tin.- Vici-iilu' Orpl'.an Hoinc (..t- vhrati*'": r-ow.d trip U? and tin m' n«» iai 11 -. l«-»«.vs:

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and CHENILLE CURTAINS.

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INDIANAPOLIS, INI).

Drug Store,

^Greenfield, Indiana.

Having been a Veterinary Surgeon of 32 years standing, I have concluded to open an office in this city, where I can he seen or consulted.

Persons desiring my services can tie accommodated by calling at Selman's drug store or at John B. Huston's Livery rttable.

Persona wunting my services in castrating colts can inform me by mail. I will visit old customers this spring in all parts of the county.

My residence will be found in Greenfield on the corner of North and 8chool

streets, near the West School Building.

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For City Marshal,

.IKt'TKRSON C. PATTERSON,

For City Clerk. .IOHN I). MEEK

For City Treasurer, TOl.RERT TYXEK.

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For Cnurcilmnn, Fir«t. W'ani. JOSEPH W. COOPER.

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HOUSE NOTES.

Theo IlelUns Hambktoiiian rnareioaled twiu colts last Monday. One of th^m died, however. She will be bred to Odessa.

Thomas Niles, of Cliariottesville, has a fine Pocahontas Boy colt out of his Haniblotonian Downing mare. It was 41 inches high when foaled, and has the breedifcg to make a race horse.

There are quite a number of colts in this county being reserved for stallions, that will simply make good geldings. The day for scrub stallions has past. The best are none too good, and it always pays to improve.

Dr. Manna, of Warrington, has reduced the service fee of Lincolnshire Tom I to 15 00 to insure a colt to stand and suck.

This horse is a prize winner, and the sire of some of the finest colts in the county, See Lincolnshire Tom.

Tt great runner, Tenny, as a yearling, sold lor $210 as a five year-old, he has gont lame, and will probably never again face a starter. His winnings, however, run away up into the thousands.

Dr- R. D. Hanna, of Warriugtou rtcog nizing that there was a large demand for a good jack in this county, has secured a very desirable one in Major W., a black Bpaiiish and Maltese jack. He is by a full blooded Black Spanish jnck,JohnK., imported by Everett & Young, of Kentucky, and his dam i8 the direct dependant of the great and celebrated mammoth Maltese jennet. This jack is a splendid specimen, being of good frize, fine color, with flue large bone and good, action. He is four years old, and hat? proved very

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D. E. BARNES, M.D.,

Lato of the Jefferson Mediesd ollege, Pennsylvania Hospital, Indiana Eclectic Medical College, Chicago Ophihalmc College, be I lev ue Hospital, ew York, Ex-Professor ot' Dise sesof tiie Eye an«l Ear in the Indiana i.clectic Meoical liege and the Inventor of the Barnes Germicitieireataicntfor all chronic diseases is the successful

Oculist, Aurist, Physician and Sorgwuii^

The following are some of the Chronic Diseasessuccessfully treated by tlie Barnes New Ger-' micide Treatment

Ague. Abscesses, Asthma, TWrenness, Hlotches. Bronchitis. Chronic Diarrhoea, Headache, Hysteiiii, lri-egulariiies, 1 in potency. Joint l.is« ase. Liver. rooked Limbs, Club Feet. onstipation. Cancer, ebi lit .Dyspepsia, Leucorriie Nervousness, Ovaries, Piles Prostration, Pimples. Paralysis, Kheumatism, Dropsy, Dysentery, Erysipe.ns, cmale Weakness, Fever Poies, ltupture. Spine. Swelling, kin Disease. Stricture, Scrofula.St. Viiu^ Dance. Hstula, Goiir Gleet, (iravel, Hip Jointuisea.se, Syphilis, bpcunatormoca, Tape Worin, Tonsil Enlargements, Tumors, Ulcers, Womb. {.s

Ail Dis«asos Located Without Asking a Question.

I Fg*G iarant» es a lire in «*very cas«» of atarrli, IMIes, tieiieral Debility and Ki«iiey I1-eases, rosn-Kyf a»d *'at«ra«*r.. $500 for failure to cure I He particularly Invites all whose cases have been neglected, badly treated or pronounced ucuiauio to call. tuU b.- vutnulu at hut Hii'i,

Wil be at Grand Hotel, Greenfield, Monday, May 11th.

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Dr. N. 1'. Howard Jr colt from his Elgin mare. The famous old mare. Belle, by Membrino, has over 26()descendents in the 2:80 list.

Roy Wilkes, 2:08,V£, has twenty-three I mares booked with records ranging from 2:17 to 2:30.

foal getter, bis mules being all

of good color and large. The fee is only

TIIE GREEXFIELD REPUBLICAN, FRIDAY, MAY 1, IS^J.

W. H. Homer is handling Col. S. P. Gray's ne stallion Glencoe, by Pancojist. The stallion Alabaster, who made a record last year as a four year old of 2:1.1 I and valued at $40 000, died the first of t: week from pneumonia. He was the property of Myers & Wagner of Dayton, Ohio, the owners of Kenelm.

Indianapolis v». Greenfleltl.

The Indianapolis Journal base ball club will play the Greenfield Blues at the Nail Works grounds, this city, Friday. Miiy 8. The Indianapolis club is composed of printers and display muscle as well as brains. The game promises to be an exciting one. The Greenfield club also wields the willow with a good deal of science.

Ladies Oxfords in 13 styles at White

CITY-.-BALLOT.

For .Mayor.

AMBROSE J. HKRRON.

For Ciry Marshal,

.:oriN K. 1*. JOHNSON.

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For City Clerk, CANADA CLARK.

For City Treasurer, JAMES A. FLIPPO.

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For Councilmnu, Second Ward. THOMAS McCLARNON. (11,

I, Jonathan Q. Johnson, Cl*i'k of the eitv of Grei-n field, Ind'ana. do hereby certify that the above and foregoing- are nil nr.»\ .-•ni])Ii:(c lists of nominations for e.ty olliees, to be voted for by the electors of the city of Green tiid d, Indiana, on Tuesday, May 5th, 1891. As the same have been certified to me by the proper authority as ju-ovided by law That said Jists of nominations are arranged as far as practicable in the order and fora in which they will be printed upon the illots. That the several devices undjr which the foragoing groups or lists of candidate^ will be printed, appear at the beads ol tne foregoing lists viz: The democratic ticket will be printed under the device of the Roos-ter, in a crowing attitude. The Republican ticket, under the device of tii- Kagle. This ballot will be printed on wh i\- paper. and and seal of tlie eitv of Greenfield. Indiana, this 14th dav of Apjil, 1S91. .=

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Barretts'. LiuliM (ViillSill til l' e«t Can secure bargains in button shoes in sizes 2 3, and 3£. We are overstocked in these numbers, and we will reduce thf number by selling some of our test makes at nearly half price. Call and see them.

I.. C. THAYKK'a Nkw STOKI..

The Move Fuuiiiiry.

That Greenfield will secure a stove vffoundry working 70 men, with a pay-roll of $1,200 per week, is about an assured fact. It will be a great thing for us. Let it not escape. Now something else. Keep booming.

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For iyer, HK CORCORAN'.

For City Marshal,

JKFFPIKSON* C. PATTERSON.

City Clerk.

,H'HN D. MEEK.

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The Cincinnati, Ilaimlion and Dayton ail toad is the only Line Running Pullman's Terfei-ttd Safety Vesfihulcd Trains, with Dining Cars, between Cincinnati, Indianapolis and Cliic.ieo.

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Trains leave Camb*'dge City at t7.00 a. m. and t3.30 p. u. for Rushvllle, Shelby ville, Co* Iambus and tntarmed ate stations. Arrive Cambridge City ft .45 and 6 50 p. m. JOSEPH WOOD, B. A. FORD,

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iif(jue yearling mare colt, bay, with black points scar on right fore foot just below pastern joint. Also one bay horse about 15 years old, 15^ hands high spavined on both legs. By paying all expenses for railroad at?d property under miid njieriitiiig

alve: twillg, etc., the aniiuftls CiQ be hud before said The Irannt'er of tiiis by calling on Benjamin Porter, oil, o,»rshal, or at John B. Huston's livery bnrn. nesson May 7, MM.

Greenfield, Indiana. April 3,1891.

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gardln the rnnnln trains apply to an/ Agent of the Pennsylvania Lines. It J. t, Ind.

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Democratic City Ticket,

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For Mayor,

AMBROSE J. HERIiON".

For City Marshal,

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JOHN R. P. JOHNSON.

For City Clerk, CANADA CLARK.

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For City Treasurer, JAMES A. FLIPPO.

For Councilman, Third Ward, CHARLES F. MATHES.

JONATHAN Q. JOHNSON, Clerk, City of Greenfield, Indiana.

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ititPiest at the rate of tour per rrent. per annum, 1 principal and interest payable in gold, i-eeured by a

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f| Ajironctte, Hats, 6 Shoes,

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AZI.EWOOD was «ired by Belted Knlgbt. ISMs'Vol. 8 Orand Sire, (llenene. 80S. Tel. I. ti&INl 004. by Fanner UK Grand l)am: Blggar. 45. Great Grand Dam. by Old Farmer 574 TbeStreeMMia* sos was the Prince of Wales 70. vol. I.

TERMS:—H AZI.KtvouD will serve mares at S20 to Insure a living eolt, fis te lnsors a mars feA Ifoaex due March 1,1893.

Young Lincolnshire Tom?

JYo. 1577, E. S. S. B. Jfo. SSS, D.D.S.B.

YOUNG MM OliS^MMvK T'M S e:iiilKul l'l«--k. NIIII «I Hi J-2 IIHIMIH lilch. weighs 1700 pounds, with (rood ICITMOI'I was to.*il«vl .fnn^ 'in, *81, WHH IIV( I(y ,I..HPph Waltham, Esq., Lincolnshire,

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Republican City J'icket.

For M»vor,

J"HN C'.KCOKA\, v" For City Marshal,

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JN.FrSRSOX 0. PATTERSON.

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For Ciy Clerk, JOHN D. MEEK. ".\-

Koi City Treasurer,

ELBERT TYNER.

F"r ronricH mnn, Third Ward, ZACHARY MORFORD.

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Second Dam by Abdallab Mambrlno, by Almost SS, tbe greatest living Son of Belmont Nlebola American Roy, bv Hambleionlan 10. DE8CRIPTION:—El'H SIMMONS Is beautiful Sesl Brown, 15^ hands hl«b

Mtlon TERMS:—EPH SIMMONS will be allowed to serve twelve approved mares, at HO the at time of ssrvlcefir|40toln8ursainarsinlosllpsyabls wLea the fact is known, or i£lV eolt.

Breeding Barn

First Premium at Montreal 1889. Fist Premium at Indiana State Fair 189&

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THE PRIZE "WIlSr^TEl^

Description and Pedigree.

HAZLEWOOD Is 1 Dsrk Rsy, one while hind foot, atar In forebead, good mm sad tall. tassl|l% with excellent notion. 16% bands hlgb, and weigh* l,8M pounds. HAZLEWOOD was foaled Ma/ 11, 1885 aud Isrsglatersd Is Tel 10, ClydeadaleSM4 BMCMI Iasportsd k/C.B. Manon. IM7.

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DANTE.

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DANTE sired by Tssco 2:30, the firs of tbe fastest 2*earold In Tndlsna. By America* Vef. by Pocabenlaa Bor No 17110 1st dkm Bird, sister to dam of Fred Aribnr, i:l«i: has a wwrMs row* a half-mils track of 2:15k In a race, Also sister in dsin of I to* Wllbes tbe fwim atalllMi le world 2nd dam, by MeGrittn'a Tom Hal. onoof the mist popular pacloi famlUM la tbo wurld eldest colts •peed producer

areeemlns yearlings an«* are universally of Hneform ami lfin»b. and «how bU aMIty SSS icer. TEKMS:—DANTE will le allowed to serve a lew choice awes at «M» tbe 1

EPH SIMMONS.

Bred by W. H. Wilson, Abdallab Park. Cynthisnna. Ky. fflred by Emmons 2714, rsserd Mt, IN Mighty Osorge Wilkes, record 2:22. tiee Simmon's Koll of Honor IA In tbs ifcSQ list aa4 20 ethers record from 2:21 to 2:40 a yet the Renowned Simmons Is hut II v«ars old.

PKOIUKKK:— First Dam Lillian by Kavonswood. record 2:26, trlal2:j«.a By Blackwondir^ftfll*

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MsKlrik Unexcelled for 8/mineuy, well Muscled, plsuty Bone, flue Style,aadof wei^erf

A nr one parting with mare bred teanyof tbeabovs herses, er be* will forfeit the Insurance, wblebwill Immediately besoms due.,, A' from 1 distance will be cared for at 1 reasonable prlee. Tbe ab»/ st MM Warrington Breeding Betas, and nil persons iatsrested'

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