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Correspondence.

WILLOW BltANCH.

Amidst Abe busy scenes of life when prosperity happiness and gladness seem to be on every hand, we are occasionally reminded rthat death is also doiug hiwork. Miss Lizzie Kim who has been afflicted so llong with that insidious dis-ease-consumption, died last Fiiday about 10 a. m. Her funeral was preached on Sunday .morning at the house, by the Rev. Slack, who preached an impressive ser mon, tvalarge and appreciative audience. She wasburiad at this place. She was in her 29 year and will be greatly missed as she was an exemplary young lady admired and respected by all. If I were asked to present to the young ladies a model character, I.should unhesitatingly point them Ito her. This feeling seems to be shared by all. Her parents, brothers and other .relatives, have on heartfelt sympathy. She many time expressed her snbmisssveness to the will of her Father, and evidently was prepnred to die... .Dick Fort who has been working at Knightstown, visited home last week. but bas returned to his work

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That we have good bargains in Shoes and we invite you to call and Procure good values for your money.

LEM HAEOLD.

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A GAS PUMP FOR $30. Bath Tubs, Heaters,

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Mr. Mazings, of Indianapolis, is visiting Dr. Hammer and family this week Misses Fannie and Laura Moulden, of youi city, are visiting friends and relatives here The next meeting of the O. P. Morton club, will be August 1st.... Preaching at both churches next Bunday .. .Remember the camp meeting here late in August or early in September. ______

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INDKPKKDKCE 8CHOOL HOUSE:

Thrashing is the order of the day Tenipereuce meeting Sunday la6t at Curr\ Cheple by Rev. Love speaker Ilealtu good exceptiug Joseph Martin and llnrvf Bradley both are on the sick list William and Arthor Martiu took the job of breaking Edward Martins flue colt if they dout get their necks broke will do well Miss Minnie Finncll is visiting at A. VV. Frotts this wetk.. Miss Ida Murtin is visiting frieuds at Willow Branch this week Nelson Bradly has purchased him a team and hasienud part of W m. Bradley farm and gone to farming for himself. .. The young folks gave Miss Sarah Taylor a surprise Saturday night and had a uice time with plenty of Ice Cream and Cake The friends also surprised Squire McKelvey Friday night last there were altout 60 or 75 persons present iuclubing the Independence Cornet band and after giving him several lively tunes the presents were then distributed which consisted of a tine combination shirt and silk plug hat presented by Martin and Bradly aud a number of other valuable presents to numerions to mention and also a flue Plyiuothdot cochinhorn hen the Squire saiii he's going to raise fine chickens then they retired to the dining room where the table was with Ice Cream cake elc which the ladies had prepared. The Squire took the gentlemen out and showed them fine crop of growing tobacco and agreed to turuish them in smoking tobacco the winter,

The Golden Secret of »ng Life.

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THE GREENFIELD REPUBLICAN, THURSDAY,

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WILKINSON.

The farmers are busy having their wheat threshed. The yield to the acre is good, but the quality of the grain is only fair. Grades from 55 to 60 pounds to the bushel, 62 to 70centsper bushel. .There was a literature and musical entertainment at the K. of P. Hall on last Saturday evening. Ice cream and lemonade was served to all present J. W. Smith is selling musical instruments with Thos. J. Orr of Greenfield. They are having quite a success and have disposed of several orgaus.... Charles Manlove is going with Asa James' threshing machine.... A. L. Julian is painting P. K. May's house ... Levi J. Cook is going with It. E. Simmons' threshing machine Reddick & Collins shipped a car load of stock from here last Friday to Buffalo Lola V. Sowerwine is visiting friends at Cicero and Noblesville this week Will Cook, who has been working at Indianapolis, is here on a visit It is reported that R. M. Julian is to teach the school here this winter Ed Reed and family of Warrington were the guests of Alva Johnson and wife last Saturday evening. .... Absalom Coon of Greensboro was visiting his son, George W. Coon, last Sunday... .The Eden and Kennard bands were ia town Saturday eve at the entertainment. .. .J. W. S. Gravts and wife, C. C. Steward and wife, W. R. Walker and wife, R. M. Julian and Miss Fifer and some others went to Blue River on Monday for a two days' fishing trip The railroad men are putting in the side track at Shirley this week... Dr. R. D. Hanua will sink a gas well at Shirley in a short time. The darrick is up and ready for work... .A.' R, Johnson is sinking a public well in front of Byrkett's st'. re J. P. Reeves is talking of taking a trip to Denver, Col., in a few days.... David Frances of Willow Branch, was the guest of his sister, Mrs. J. H. Laue, «m Monday.

A Leader.

Since its first introduction, Electric Bitters has gained rapidly in popular favor until now it is clearly in the lead among pure medicnal tonics and alteratives—containing nothing which permits its use as a beverage or intoxicant, it is recognized as the best and purest medicine for all ailments of Stomach, Liver or Kidneys.—It will cure Sick Headache, Indigestion, Constipation, and drive Malaria from the system. Satisfaction guaranteed with each buttle or the money will be refunded. Price only 50c. per bottle. Sold by M. C. Quigley.

PHILADELPHIA.

Rev. John Heim not only fills the Pulpit but is a first class hay ricker. He spent the day in VIose Hamiltons hay field ricking hay last Friday Miss Lora Stark of the Capital City has been visitiug her cousin Miss Cory Heim for the past few days Our pastor gave us a sermon Sunday night that reminded us of the day of George Havens. The pastor is determind to call the business houses of our town. He says he would not let a man have the milk,from his cow to make Ice Cream to sell on Sunday Shame on a community that cant respect Gods holy day Miss Clara Statesman one of Gem young Indies came over and spent Sunday with her charming young cousin Bertha, they had agood time making arrangements for somthing in the future. We will report later.... Last Sunday July 24 as soon as Rev. Heim had closed service he was suddenly called to the home of Mrs. Nancy Lamb it was to solemnize the Marriage between Mr. Frank Porter and Miss Emma Lamb. The Pa?tor said he did not know which hud dote the best. Frank is one of our best boys and finitna is hard to beat. We wish them success.... Rev Heim is doiug come capital work in lecturing. When he comes in contact with his old Democratic friends he puts in a word. The converts that he last report is Sam Hawkins of Sugar Creek and his old friend Ridlen that lives on Mose Hamiltons farm. Both of them will help to reduce Felts vote. Felt said let Heim blow he has no influence. Wait E. W. till verdict is read in November, next The People of Hancock County will make the verdict The old Atheitou home wKst of the village is "for rent." Some one seeking for winter quarter will find this a pleasant resert 25 feet above high waters Miss Emma Hunt our efflicieut School Teacher has been appointed to teach in Palestine. We feel satisfled the patrons of Palestine will not re-gl-et the appointment dout know as yet who will teaches the School in our village Brother Scott, formerly Pastor and orgauizer of theFriends Church here and Miss Mary Meirs, will lecture on temperance next Suudav at

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1892.

ULY 28,

NEW PALESTINE.

Mr. James Frittsand wife of Indianapolis has been visiting at his sisters, Mrs. Rob. Drake Miss Esther Suodgrass of Morristown spent a few day of last week with her brother south of town who has had a very sick child Mrs, Alice hittie who has been very low with consumption for quite awhile died at her home east of town early last Saturday morning. The interment took place on Sunday afternoon at the New Palestine cemetery, after which the large concourse of relatives and friends assembled at at the Christian Church where the funeral services were conducted by Elder M. F. Rickoff of your city. Mrs. Hittle was young in the cause of the Master having obeyed the gospel about ten month previous to her death, but she was a pious Christian worker and was beloved by all who knew her. Her young husband and all sorrowing relatives have the sympathy of the entire community Mrs. Homer Bennett and children o! Indianapolis spent a few days of last week with her parents and other relatives in and near this place Born to Abe Morford and wife last Tuesday morning week a girl Last Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Smith Drake were summoned to the bed-side of their cousin David Joice, living south of town, who had been prostrated with heat while helping thrash. At last reports he was better but still in a bad condition, several other were overcome with heat the same day Rev. W. S. Smith, a former resident of this place and now a resident of Arlington passed through here last Monday on his way to preach a funeral several miles beow here in Shelby county. The grain merchants at this place report shipment* of new wheat last week amounting to 15000 bushels The G. E. Z. Church here has a new pastor.... .It has been rumored about town that a bank is soon to be located here, but so far nothing definite Oral .chlosser is working at ludiauapolis. ....DrO. C. Neier, who located here recently is becoming very poplular in social circles, and is also successful as a practical physician The Misse3 Rodgers, entertained company from ludiauapolis Sunday.... Auton Custer, living about two miles southwest of town had his houfe pilfered by burglas last Monday while the occupants were all away, they secured a small sum of money, a revolver, and other small articles Mrs. Lou Drake has been very sick J. P. Armstrong, of Reedville was seen on our street one day last week Notice has been served on the Fountaintown Gas Co. toat they will either have to comply with the town ordinance governing snch corpration, or forfeit their franchice.. .Miss Cora Slieaffer, who assisted in the post office was taken suddenly aud quite ill ou Wednesday of last week, but is in a somewhat improved condition now..... Dr. Payne of Juliette was in town last week on a business trip the doctor does the most of his trading here.... .One or! our old and well-known townsmen is becoming noted as a fisherman. With the

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and line he never fails to bring in some ot the finest species of t-helluny tribe, some weighing five pound but the stranest tfuture is that the "biggest" one alvvajs get away from him Little Fay Bussell spent a couple of days of last week with her grand parents at Reedville A bap tist minister from Bethel will ocupy the M. E. pulpit here next Sunday Rob. Drake has begun work on his new resident on west Main street A running team one evenig last week came near ruuniq'g into Fred Fauts' harness store.... J. O. Branson attended the races at ludiauapolis one day last week. He informed his folks by telephone that he would be at home on the first train the next day Miss Debby and Anna Foglesong of In diauaplis visited relatives in the country last week Mike Young. a young ma.ii who at times made his home with lite family of Fred Walker, but now a piacticiug physician of Iudiannpolis, made a pleasant visit with his family a few flay since A son of John Drake living a few m:les south of this place was drowned while bathing in Big Sugar Saturday it is supposed he was seized with cramp and drowned while iu this helpless state. ....The funeral of Elizabeth Barnard, mother of county tresurer, Wm. Barnard took place in the G. E. Z. Church ou Tuesday last, Rev. Buchonau, a baptist minister, preach the funeral discourse to a large and sympathetic audience. Her remains were intered in the cemetery south of town Albert Geisel entertained his cousin from Indianapolis the first of the week.

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Ves Orr of your city was here last week. ... .Benton V«: meter and mother visiad Elmer Jones and wife of Warrington Sunday.... Robeit Simmons of Willow Branch was the gn^t of W. H. Simmons Sunday Mr. .Jo Williams wife and daughter of near Knightstown attended 8abbath School here Sunday.....

We have

had several inquires as to dates of our picnic we do not know exact dateB but think it to be in August. The correspondent in last weeks "Democrat" let go the following "Our singing clan^ has seemingly been prostrated with heat, or some other misfortune equally serious." We would, say for his benefit as well as others of the class that the class will meet again probably Wednesday of next week. So now dont forget to take the Republican during the campaign. *'Crow Bar.

Good News.

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The City Council met last Monday flight, and at the request of Messrs Marsh & Cook, attorneys for Mr. Patter* son, postponed t,he hearing of the charge against him till next Monday night, When Mr. J. H. Moulden would be presif »v

HORSE NOTES.

*While working a horse at youngstown the morning of July 2, John A. Logan Jr. was thrown out of the sulky against the fence and broke one of his arms. The accident was caused through the horse dodging out a gate. *Ed Bither says that the best body wash he ever saw is made from a gallon and a half of wich hazel, one gallon of rum, one gallon of arnica and a gallon and a half of water. It is a little too expensive to use on a horse in races, but it is the proper thing to do them up with when the battle is over. *In horse breeding, as any thing else, it is the best that pays. Auy one conversant with the horse market knows this. Good horses leave a lot of good money behind them for the breeder. Blood, bone, action and manner will secure good prices. •A prominent horseman speaking of the faults of jockeys and drivers said: "I never want a person who will turn around to see where the rest of the contestants are in a race just as he is nearing the the wire. Such a person can neither ride or drive for me the second time.

While Johnston is fifteen years old he is able to go three heats under 2:15. Blue Bull, the pacing sires of troters and pacers, and especially so of the former, spoke out three times with his prepotent blood through three winners at Richmond meeting last week, and all trotters. Who says Blue Bull wont breed on» ":U. K. Gutliery, of Marion, Ohio, is workiug a two-year-old pacing filly by American Boy, and if she improves in the next sixty days like she has in the past sixty, including breaking, she will do her sire proud and get a record something like her half brother Floral Boy, 2:20. She is nicely bred and is looking every inch like a race horse. •Another Blue Bull mare in the great list—the dam of Mary Centlivre, 2:17)4, and Atlantic King, 2:20%. *In ole times honesty wuz de bes' policy but in dese days de mau what buys a hess am supposed to locate de spavins fur hisself.—Brudder Gardner. *Floral Boy, the winner of the 2:35 pace at Richmond, Iud., last week, aud making a record of 2:20 in the third heat, is one of the coming pacers. He was bred by Grant Taylor, of Pendleton, Itid This colt is four years old his sire is American Boy, the sire of Dick H. 2:18, Billy Stewart, 2:18%, and American Girl, 2:20. His dam was by Telegroph Jr. This colt was a surprise to the long heads that put up their money stopped first. Here is as g!iine a lioiw as ver came «up for the word, and will, if all geos right, take a mark of 2:15 b.tlore the season is over.

Tne Republican is glad to state that them area good number of American Bay colts iu this county. Floral Boy by Am erican Hoy will go in 2:18: this year sure. Tasco 2:20% is by American Boy and Hancock county is the home of the Ta»co.

Allerton and Nancy Hanks will race at Indepenpence Iowa meeting in August for $10 000 a side.

Plug horses are not selling high but those that are good size and have the getaway" blood in them bring first class prices.

Ano one wanting a first class horse paper should subscribe forthe Western Horse man, published at Indianapolis., For Indiana horse news it is a would beat and is the equal of any other horse paper for general news. The Horseman is now edited by Dr.* See, McMahan formed of Rushville.

To prevent a n.are from kicking buckle a strap around heraukles To the strap Htta' a rather liyht chain, say ten to twelve inches long. This will not mutilate the animal, but when she kicks it will give her an educational stinging that will spoil her fun. I have never known this device to fail.

A KemavkalMc Hor-s«.

C. L. Pray aD. V. S. of Ne«v Castle is ic the city, this week. He has in his .possession a 3 year old horse that is splendidly bred being sired by Red Wilkes dam by Longfellow Whip. It has a deformity that renders it quite a curiosity and it is being veiwed by hundreds of men at Jeff ries & Sou's Livery barn. It possesses great intelligence and has acquired, and been taught, many remarkable tricks, Mr. Pray will give an exhibition with biiu on our streets Saturday afternoon, also a private exhibition at Jeffries barn to which only men will admitted. The Doctor also proposes to give exhibitions with him in front of the Ampitheater during our fair. The exhibitions are free.

The following extract from a letter written by J. A. Starbuck of Yorktown, Iowa, speaks for itself: "Two years ago iu harvest time, a young man came in my store and said he had been binding wheat during the forenoon, and was so bad with diarrhcea and colic pains, that he would have to lay off unless he could get relief. I took a bottle of your diarrhoea remedy from the shelf gave him a dose sold him the bottle, and told him I would give him the money back if it did no good. He came in next morning aud said the single dose did its work so well that he not only kept up his place binding during the afternoou, but had worked all night, and had the price of the dose I gave him been three dollars it would have been cheap. I will further say keep on with your good work. You cannot recommend your medicine to highly. Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Dlarrhcea Remedy is one of the greatest medicines of the age It cannot be beat. Wishing you much success and prosperity which you richly deserve, I rernaiu truly your friend." For sale by V. Early.

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Aug.

Wagon Making.

We have secured the services of Isiah Kite, a competent wagon maker in our shops aud we are prepared to do all kinds of wood work on short notice. We have for sale a new farm wagon, three iuch tread, our own make. Walker & Walsh, South Penu. street, Greenfield, Iud. 26tf

Parents who have young children will be interested in the experience of Mr. Alex Moir, a promihent druggist at Britt, Iowa. He says: During the summer of 1882, my little girl, two years of age, was taken seriously ill with summer complaint—so common to children of that age: After being treated by a physician and getting no better, I took from my shelves a bottle, of .Chamberlains Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. She "felt relieved after the first dose and three days was entirely well." For vale by V. L. Early.

ELECTION

AS MiAlDE BY THE

BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS

HANCOCK COUNTY, INDIANA.

NOTICE

CENTER TOWNSHIP.

FRKC!NCl NO. 1

That part of Center township, In said Hancock couDty, bounded as follows, shall be known as Precinct Number One (1 Commencing at the North-east corner of said township, thence West. to the Greenfield and Pendleton iree gravel road theuce South to the (section line dividing Sections twenty (20) and twenty-nine (20) in towiiship sixteen (16) North Range seven (7) East: thence East on said Section line ami continuing East on Section line dividing Sectious twentj-oue (21) and twenty-fit ht i28), twenty-two )22) and twentyseven (27) iuid twenty-three (23) and twentv-six (26) in said Township and Range, to the East line of said Township thence North to the place of beginning, and the pisice of voting in said piecinct shall be iu the town of Maxwell.

PRECINCT NO.

thence East to the South-east corner of Section thirty-five [35], in Township sixteen [10] North, Range seven [7] East theuce North to he place of beginning, and the place of \otiug iu said preciuct shall be in the city of Greentimd

PRECINCT NO.

That part of Center Township, in said Hancock county, bounded as follows, shall be known as Precinct Number Six [til: Commencing at the

North west corner of Section twenty-six [2ti],

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That part of said Center tjwnship in said Hancock county, bounded as follows, shall be known as 1'recinct Number Two (2). to-wit: Commencing on the North line of sai«l Center township at the point where the Green field aud Pendleton free pravel road crosses the North line of Section live (5), in Township sixte 11 (10) North, Range seven (7) East thence Weston the North line or said township to the North-west corner of said township thence South to the South-wrst corner of Sect on twenty-three (23), in Township sixteen N.(lfi), Range six (6) East thence hast on the Section line dividing Sections twenty-three (23) and twenty-six (2G aud twenty-four (24) aud twenty-tive (25) in said Township'and Range, and Sections nineteen (1!») and thirty

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Hancock county, Indiana, that tiie following are the boundaries of the several vtrting precinct* of Center township, Hancock county, Indiaua, as made by the Board of County Commissioners at the June Session, 1892:

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(20) and twenty-nine (2i)), in Towuship sixteen (16) North Range seven (,7) East, to the Greenfield and J'eudleton free gravel road thence North on said (Jreentield and l'eudleton fiee gravel road to the place ol beginning, ana the place of voting iu said preciuct shall be iu the town of Alaxwell.

PRECINCT NO. 3.

That part of said Center Township in said Hauco«k county, bounued as follows, shall be known as Precinct Number Three (3) to-wit-Commencing at the North-west corner of Section' twenty-five (25), Township sixteen (1«) North Range six (ti)Ka.st tbeuce South on I he West, line ol Sections iwenty-tive (2.") an'd thirty-six (3(J) iu said Towuship and Range and the West line of Section one (1), in Township litteeu (15) North, Kutige six (C liitst to the ccuter ol the National road thence East on the National road to center Noble sneet in the city ol liieentield thence North on said Noble street, to center Flippo street itsaidciry thence East to center Slate street in said city thence North oil said Siate street and the Greenfield and l'eudleton free gravel road to the section line dividing Sections twenty (20) and twenty-nine (2J), iu Township sixteen (10) North Range seven (7) East thence West on the section line dividing Sections twenty (20) and twentyuiue (29) and nineteen (111) and tliirtv (30) in said Township and Range, and Sections "twenty-lour t.2-1) and twenty-live (2"), in Township sixteen (n North, Range six hast, to th« place ol beginliing, aud tli^ place of \oting in said precinct shall be in I lie city of Greenfield.

I'KKCINCT NO J.

That part of said Center township in said Han-' cock county, bounded as lollows, shall be known as Preciuei Number our (4) to-wit: Commencing" on the North line ol section twenty-nine (291,: township sixteen (lii) North Kange seven (7) East' where the Greenfield and Pendleton free gravel road erossea the same thence l.ast on the section line dividing Sections iwenn (zi) and twentynine (2!i) and twenty-one (21*) and twenty-eight,

(26), tweuty-lwo(2. and twenty-seven (27), tweu-ty-three |23] and iwenty-six, [20], in said Township and Range, to the East line of said

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thence south on the Kast line ot said Towuship .o the center National road thence West ou said National road to the center East street, iu the ." city of Greenfield theuce North ou said East street to ccuter North street, in said city iliGnc'tf'' East on said North street, in said city, to center*®* Bradley street, in said city thence North on liradley street locenier Urant street thence East on tiraui. street to center Spimg stieet theuce North* on Spring stieet to the corpoiaiiou line ot said -\_- city (hence West on said corporation line to ceuter state street thence Noithou State stieet and the Gieentii-ld aud Pendleton free gravel road to-'*KB),w

tne place oi beginning, and the place of voting in said precinct shall be in the city of Greenfield. PRKCINtT NO. .1.

That part of said Center Township, in said Hancock county, bounded as follows, shall be known »s l'rcc.nci Number Five [31, to-wit: Commencing ou the East line ol' Section thirty-live [35],'1 ownship sixteen [10j Noith. Range seven [7J, East, where the National road cioses the same thence VV est ou said National road to center East street," in the eily ol Uieeutield theuce south on said East street to center South street thence Westou said^ South street to center Slate street thence south on State stieet to the corporation line ot said city theuce West to the section line dividit Sections live (5) and six [iij, in Township fifteen 115] North Range ceven L71 Hast tlienee South on said section liueandthe line dividing Sections seven (7) and [8J, in said Towuship and Range to the South line of j-aid Township thence East to the South-east corner ol Section ten (10|, said Towiiship and Range thence North to the North-east corner ot "i Section three [:J, in said Township aud Range

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Township sixteen (10) Noith, Range [0J East: thence south to the South-nest corner of said Township theuce East to lie South-east corner ot Section [7] Township ljlteen [15j North, Range seveu (7) East thence North to the South corpora- •1 tion line of the city of Greenfield thence East on said line to center State street, 1h said city ol Greenfield thence North on said State street, in said city, to cenier Main street, thence West on sass Main street, in said city, and the National free .::fe'i gravel road to the section line dividing Sections one (1) and two [2] in Township filteen 115] North Range six [Oj East thence North on said section '&> line on the section line dividing Sectionstliirty- *•', lire 35] and thirty-six [361 and Sections twenty- saternix [26] and and twenty-tive [251, in Township sixteen |16] North, Range six [6] East to the North-east corner of said Section twenty-six [26], in said Township aud Range thence West ou the North line of said Section twenty-six [2f] to the 'f place of beginning, and the place of voting shall be ill the city ot

Greenfield. 'i PKKCINt NO. 7.

That part of Center Township in said Hancock county, bounded as follows, shall be known as Precinct Number Seven [7j: Commencing at the intersection of Noble and Main streets, in the city of Greenfield, Ind., and running thence North on Nobie street to center of Flippo street in said city thence East on Flippo street to center State street in said city thence North ou state street to the North corporation line of said citythence East on said corporation line to center ^ring street thence Mouth on Spring street to center Grant street thence West on Grant street to center Bradley street thence South on Bradley street to center North street thence West on North street to center East street thence South on East street to center South street thence West on South street to ceuter state street: thence North on State street to center Main street thence West on Main street to Noble street, to the place of beginning, and the flac« of voting in said precinct shall be In the city of Greenfield.

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