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Is always the motto closely followed at

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The stock is large and the prices low. I allow car fare on all bills of $10 and over to customers who come to trade with me.

UNDERTAKING

In all its branches promptly attended. Calls answered ^ay or night.

Pendleton, Ind.

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HUGHES' BANK,

GREENFIELD, IND-

FIRST MORTGAGE LOANS, DISCOUNTS.

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INSURANCE.

We have a full line of

Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils,

VARNISHES, CHEMICALS,

MDGGIST'S SUNDRIES, NOTIONS, ETC.

That we are selling absolutely lower than any other Drug House in this part of the state. We lead. Competition always follows. Come in and see us.

JOHNSON BROS,

Charlottesville, Ind.

M. L. JORDAN.

I. O. O. F. BLOCK.

PENDLETON, INDIANA,

1 have opened up a Feed Store in the Coble Buildiug, 22 South Pennsylvania street, and will keep at all limes several brands of choice

Flour. Meal and Feed, Chicken Feed, Hay in Bulk or Bale-

Eree delivery to all parts of the city. My prices are lower than any place ita the city. Your patronage is respectful 1/ solicited.

W. T. HCFFORD.

At Tie Old Stall!

With a Full Stock,of

Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, VAKNISHRS. IC11C 1CTC.

We handle the leading patent Medicines and Toilet Articles. Oprices are absolutely THE LCrWEST. Ycur patronage is respectfully solicited.

N. L. Hammer,

Willow Branch. Ind.

Administrator's Sale ol Personal Property.

No'iee is hereby (riven that, the un l'rsirnol. as administrator *f the estate of the -laic fruHjelma Reece, riccea-ed, will sell at. p"bllc auction at her lato "-psidencf., o?i" (li mile south of Cleveland, beginning »t W o'clock, a. in $*:*t

FRIDAY. KOVEViUER 18, 1892. IS:® The followi^ personal property tnwit: Two milch cws tw Uro sows and pics, one stoer, twosprinir calve*, jasrier and hurnew, wheat, rve and oats in thn bin, hav in the inow.com in the orlb, two burro's of vinegar, 100 yards of carpet, household a^d kit-hen furniture, one cook store, ••ne heater and many other articles to numerous tomention.

Terms of Sale—All sums of 15 and under rvh •over that amount a credit of twe've months will be given, the purchaser, executing bote with approved surety, waiving reourse to valuation and appraisement ':iws. No property removed until ICMns of Bale are complied with.

DAVID HASTINGS.

Have You Brains?

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Brains.

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leiM Hardware

AT IGHT PRICES!

Also fine Slate Mantels and Tile Hearths Gas fixtures 10 per cent lower than any other dealer

Guns Ammubition, Refrigerators, Stoves, Tinware. Fiue Cutlery. All Kinds of Builders' Hardware. Carpenters'

Tools and in fact everything in my line.

My goods are first-class and my prices are right. I respectfully invite your inspection of my goods and prices and you will be convinced that the combination is never equaled by any other dealer. 32 12

Our fine Family Mackerel are not surpassed. Are white, fat and juicy.

None Better.

HAH L. STRICKLAND, DOUBLE ROOM STORE 55 & 57 West Main fet.

THE GREENFIELD REPUBLICAN

PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY.

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13, No. 43— Entered at the Postoffice as tecond-class mall matter. W. 8. MONTGOMERY,

The Current of events is runuing with the Republicans thi* year. Third parties are as unwelcome in tbe political field as they hav ealways been courting cncles.

Cleveland vetoed soldiers pensions every time he had a chance, tbe old soldier will veto him in November,

THE political outlook is showing up bright for the Republicans everv day. The country Is prosperous and contended, why go rainbow chasing.

TIIE watch word for Republicans this year, is foward boys charge on to vie tory, with gallant Ben Harrison in th« lead. With Cle veland it is, hold on men, wait until I can find a substitute. With such a leader it wilibe halt and retreat, with the Democrats.

Has Grover Cleveland changed his ideas bout pensions? In 1887 he voted them every chance he had, now when he wants back in office he says he favors liberal pensions. The boys in blue preter however to trust General Harrison who has always stood by them.

ALMOST every man has good judgment and would do much better in life if he would only act out his honest convictions Try it in politics this year. The country is and has been prosperous under Republican management why not continue that party in power and renew the lease on prosperity.

JKRRY

Simpson has given up the fight

for Congress in his district and acknowledge that his Republican competitor will be elected. The fact is the Peoples party in the west are rapidly returning to the Republican party as they recognize the fact that either Harrison or Cleveland will occupy the White House for the next four years. 4

Robert B. Rosevel. treasurer of the democratic National committee, wrote in 1885, of the Irish, to nhoui be is now appealing for votes: The inhabitants of the Emerald Isle are ceri aitily a magnificent race, and if they did not lie, steal, cheat, rob and murder.get drunk, perjure themselves, quArrel aud fight, they would be almost as good as other nations.

PEOPLE are probably humbuggtd more in politics than in any other one thing. The various political parties which are opposing the Republican party are promising great things, but what have they or their leaders done to merit the confidence of the people? The Republican party can point with pride to a record of grand achievements in the past, which area guarantee that their pledges will be carried out in the future, aud the pathway of the people be continued by pleasant places to the tfoal of progress and prosperity.

MRS. IIAIIKISON

Administrator.

H. Binford, Attorney. 43t2

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Publisher and Proprietor.

Circulation This Week, 2,644.

Do not move until after the election.

The year of grace 1692 is a Republican year and dout forget it.

the beloved wife of

our President passed away at the White House Tuesday at 1.40 a. m. The President iudeed has the sympathy of the American people regardless of politics. Mrs. Harrison was a kind affectionate lovable and loving wife and mother. On accouut of her superior mind and active disposition she has been a valuable aid and assistant to her brilliant aud successful husband, President Harrison. Elsewhere we give a full account of hel. Tnr funeral'' train will i-'ass through Greeuiielil about 8 40, Friday mo rning.

ONE William Carson, a leading Democrat aud millionaire, of Eau Claire, Wis., is a victim of the Democratic organ. He bet that Mr. Depew would not deny, over his own signature, that he uttered the eulogies upon Mr Cleveland attributed to him by all the Democratic organs of the couutry. A. Republican .took the bet, aud recently received a letter from Mr. Dep«w to the effect that the clippings sent to him contain sentiments he never expressed regarding Mr. Cleveland. Still the forgeries are published. The Greenfield Herald contains the forgery. Democratic organs seem to think that a lie well stuck to will after a time.bebelieyed.

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District Electors. First District,

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For Presidential Elector at Large,

WILLIAM H. BRACKEN.

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JOHN C. ROBINSON

THOMAS DUNCAN.

Second District,

EPH INMAN.

Third District,

GEORGE H. VOIGTI

Fourth District,

JACOB L. BENHAM.

Fifth District,

LUTHER SHORT.

Sixth District,

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THOMAS BAGOT.

Seventh District,

ALBERT WEBER.

Eighth District.

AUSTIN W. KNIGHT.

Ninth District,

8AMUEL M. RALS^OH.

Tenth District,

HIRAM D. HATTERY.

Eleventh District,

DANIEL W. KRISHER.

Twelfth District,

OTIS L. BALLOU.

Thirteenth District,

PRESTON F. MILES.

For Governor,

CLAUDE MATTHEWS.

For Lieutenant-Governor

MORTIMER NYE.

For Secretary of State,

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WILLIAM R. MYERS.

For Auditor of State,

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JOHN OSCAR HENDERSON.

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For Treasurer of State,

ALBERT GALL.

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For Reporter Supreme Court,

SIDNEY R. MOON.

Sfe "-'HI For Superintendent Public ficv Instruction,

HERVEY D, V0RIE3.

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For Chief df Indiana fureau of Statistics, 'Afi

WILLIAM A. PEELtEiJR.

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DEMOCRATIC TICKET, REPUBLICAN TICKET, PROHIBITION TICKET,

For Presidential Elector at Large,

ROBERT B. F. PEIRCE.

District Klectors. First District,

MARTIN V. MALLORY.

Fourth District,

GEORGE F. O'BYRNE.

Fifth District,

GEORGE W. HANNA.

Sixth District,

JAMES E. WATSON.

Seventh District,

ACfRED R. HOVEY.

Eighth District,

HENRY DANIELS.

Ninth District*"

WILLIAM R. HINES.

Tenth District,

LYMAN M.BRACKETT.

Eleventh District,

JESSE J. M. LAFOLLETTE.

Twelfth District,

AMOS R. WALTER.

Thirteenth District,

WILLIAM M. KENDALL.

For Governor,

IRA J. CHASE.

for Lieutenant-Governor,

THEODORE SHOCKNEY.

For Secretary of State,

AARON JONES.

For Auditor of State,

JOHN W. COONS.

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For Attorney General.

ALONZO GKEKN SMITH-

For Treasurer of State,

FREDERICK J. SCHOLZ.

For Attorney General,

JOSEPH D. FERRALL.

For Presidential Elector at Large. I For Presidential Elector at Large, I Prohi. JOHN MORRIS. MIFF. IN W. HARKINS.

JAMES S. WRIGHT.

Second District,

JOHN H. WEATHERS.

Third District,

For Presidential Elector at Large,

SYLVESTER JOHNSON.

District Electors. First District,

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ELI J. R0B3.

Second District,

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ENOCH G. LONGWORTH.

Third District,

WILLIAM S. FERRIEE.

Fourth District,

GEORGE W. HAGANS.

Fifth District,

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WILLIAM H. JONES,

Sixth District,

WILLIAM F. MANLEY.

Seventh District,

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ELI F. RITTER.

Eighth District,

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LEWIS I. HADLEY.

Ninth District,

DAVID F. MAISfl.

Tenth District,

DANIEL L. OVERHOLSER.

Eleventh District,

GEORGE T. HERRICK.

Twelfth Distriot.

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JARED R. PRESTON.

Thirteenth District,

ELI MILLER.

For Governor,

AARON WORTH.

For Lieutenant-Governor,

CHARLES W. CULBERTSON.

For Secretary of State,

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For Reporter Supreme Court,

GEORGE P. HAYWOOD.

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JAMES McCORMICK,

For Auditor of State.

FRANK TAGGART.

For Treasurer of State,

HENRY H. MOORE.

For Attorney General,

CUTLERS. DOBBINS.:

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For Superintendent Public Instruction, JAMES H. HENRY.'

For Chief of Indiana Bureau of Statistics, SIMEON J. THOMPSON.

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For Reporter Supreme Court,

»IOHN W. BEAR,

For Superintendent Public Instruetioni ELCHAH^ES A. DEYORE.

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For Chief of Indiana Bur^tu of Stains, MICHAELVSHnil MM-, »,

PEOPLE'S TICKE'

District Electors. First District,

PEO.

Tenth District,

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For Presidential Elector at Large,

CUTHBERT VINCENT.

For Presidential Elector at Large,

BENJAMIN F. STREET.

THOMAS J. LINDLEY.

Fourth District,

RICHARD GREGG.

Fifth District,

JAMES MARLIN.

Sixth District,

WILLIAM C. JEFFERIS.

ELIJAH HUNTER.

Eleventh District,

WILLIAM CARROLL.

Twelfth District,

WILLIAM F. C. FRANCIS.

Thirteenth District.

ORLANDO W. MARKEL.

For Lieutenant-Governor,

THOMAS S. EAST.

For Secretary of State,

JESSE L. HOBSON,

For Auditor of State,

LEWIS C. KASTEN.

For Treasurer of State,

TOWNSEND COPE.

For Attorney General,

DANIEL H. FERN ANDES. 1

mlFot Reporter Supreme Court,

I GEORGE B. DEWEES.

Foi' Superintendent PnbUO Instruction.

JASON H. ALLBN.

For Chief of Indiana BtMM Off Statistics, CHARLES H» BUS91

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HENRY JOHNSON.

Second District,

THOMAS WADSWORTHi

Third District,

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CHARLES A. JOHNSON.

Eighth District,

SAMUEL T. JONES.

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CHARLES R. PENCE.

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LEROY TEMPLETON.

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