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THE BANNER TIMES, GREENCASTLE, INDIANA WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER IB. 1893.

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THE LOCAL FIELD

What is Going on in and About Fair Greencastle.

LATEST CITY HAPS AND MISHAPS.

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In standard styles, unsurpassed in colors, quality, wear. All of the leading shades in evening and street gloves furnished on short notice. Have you seen our ice wool fascinators? Arc you wearing a pair of Jour

Kid mittens?

Where Our People are Ooing and Where Their Ouests are gtoppinR—NewK of Interest Over the City- The Best Column in the Paper for Ouiek ItenriinK — Short Notes from all Parts of the Town—More Nolen Some Day* than Othern—Head and

Keep Ponte*!.

Mrs. Dun Hurst is visiting in

Coatsville.

never before thought of. it looks like a winner.— Tim Haute E.rprcjM. A new M. K. ehureh at Kuglesfleld will he dedicated on the 21th. Kev. Basset, Rev. Isaac Dale, Dr. Curtiss, Elder Wood and others will assist. Rev. U. G. Leazenhv is in charge. Sherman Nelson was yesterday divorced trom Mary Nelson in tineircuit court. John F. Wise applied for a release from his wife Cora Wise, hut she brought in a cross complaint and got a divorce herself because John failed to provide former.

Here If is!

Onlij $18.00.

Full sized, most complete

FOLDING BEL) ever oftered for the money. Can’t close

up nor fall over. Made bv an old reliable firm.

Finest line of Christmas Goods

Rockers

nver seen in (ireencastle.

Pictures. Mouldings. Easels and Center

Fables just received at

Hanna s Furniture and

W. A. Bowen writes from Bluck-

The Royal Arch masons will elect W oll. t). T„ that lie is cashier of the officers tonight. local bank which is doing a Charles Barnaby saw Julia Mar- good business, stating, that he is

l ndortakin^* Establishment.

East Side Square.

The D. LANGDGN GO.

DRY GOODS AND CARPETS.

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The place to buy Flour, Mill Feed, Hominy-Meal, Hay

lowe last evening.

Win. Dobbins arrived here from

Seymour last night.

0. B. Case went to Danville this

morning on business.

Mrs. James Parker returned to

St. Louis this morning.

'i'he count}’ commissioners will

adjourn this afternoon.

Dr. and Mrs. Met arty are in the

city from Indianapolis.

The Putnam democrats will have a mass meeting hereon the 30th. Willie Riley is hack from Mar-

Vandalia Mill-Patent, the best in the [ tinsville much improved in health.

Charles Bridges, of Indianapolis, is visiting his brother M. I). Bridges. The colored hand concert occurs

hall.

BULUF MENTION, Boston Store, leaders of low prices.

Leave orders at Black & Black’s fur- | nitore store for wood of all kinds. 12-lt

Fresh oysters always Broadstrcct ,V Hurst’s.

hand at

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market: once tried, always used. Ask your grocer for it. to-.1t For Sale or Kent—Good 8-room cottage on south College avenue. Inquire

at 1000 south College avenue or at Ban- th is evening in their masonic nek I’imks office. * .ts-tf Mrs. F.’L, Joslin leaves tomorrow Good llursr For sale or trade for! for a visit with her parents in Or-

| household eoimnodilies. ( all at this leans,

office.' 4()-:it

And all kituh of Grain is a! theniam-i moth Feed Slore of

Bros..

A«k your grocer for Vamlalia MillImperial Hour; for sale by all gro-

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16-13-20 South Jackson St

->! RKRTGWS LKUISDRVK-

Makes vour linen look like new. Tliroc

We,

slilpnients each week, Mon . Wed ami Sal. PROMPT COLLECTION AND DELIVERY.

Holes tor Students. The Vamlalia Line will make the usual reduction in rates for students going home to spend Christmas vacation. For particulars see .1. S. Dowling, agt, 38-d-2-wks

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Will sell excursion tickets al holiday rates over its own and the following

MONEY LOANED

Mr. George Hathaway leaves morrow night for Crowley, La., on

a business trip.

The remark 1 as been made that Carl Bell should join the knights

of the smooth faces.

R. Jl. Jones received a telegram last night that his mother was dy-

ing at West Baden.

Mrs. James W. Hymer returned to Roaehdale yesterday, after a visit with Miss Tenu Noe. Miss .Mary Conrey, who has been visiting Mrs. Mary Paisley,returned

also postmaster of the town. Blackwell is twenty two miles south of Hunneywell, Kas., and is in one of the best points in the Cherokee strip. The explosion of a lamp at the resilience of Mrs. Kirkpatrick on Bloomington street Monday evening caused considerable excitement among the student roomers there, a fire alarm being nair >wly inert-d. A student was filling a lamp on the rear porch when the trouble occurred. The case of Mary A. Murphy vs. Charles Kiefer et al. to set aside will, is on in the circuit court today. It will he remembered when old Mrs. Murphy was murdered in North Greencastle she left a will giving her property to George. Hathawey. Mary Murphy brines suit against Executor Kiefer and Mr. Hathaway. The plaintiff is represented by Messrs. Williamson 1 and Neff and the defendents by S. A. Hays and Jonathan Birch. Mr. Hathaway in ease the will stands , will oiler $200 reward for the ap- I prehension of the party who killed Mrs Murphy.

We arc the sole agents for the above line Jof Stoves and have a full line on exhibition.

H. S. RENICK CO.

EAST SIDE.

CALL ON

South CilMMMH’imHp. Tube Tompkins is entertaining r his aunt.

j lines:

Baltimore & Ohio S. W. via Cincinnati aim North Vernon; Baltimore & i Miio \ ia < ’oluinbiis and Milford : • besa- | peake A Ohio via Cincinnati; Chicago

Grand Trunk via Granger; Chicago today to her home in Shelbyvillo.

.} W. Midi, via Benton Harbor; C. It. j A D. via Sidney, Troy and Dayton; c.; j.l. & M. via Ansonhi; Cincinnati j Southern via Cincinnati; Cleveland j Akron & C. via Columbus; Cleveland

E. A. HAMILTON, Tl IE GROCER.

James Henderson and Miss Ollie

! Lnraine & tV. via Grafton : ('. H. V. &

111 any sum, for any time. j r. via Marion <».; K. a T. II. via Terre

| Haute; I. D. & \V. via Indianapolis;

Must see the borrower in per-j.Jacksonville A F. K. via LitelitSeld;

son. No delay. Money fur nished at once at the very lowest rates.

bake Shore A M.S. via Cleveland Clyde and Goshen ; L. A \. via Cineinuati; X. A'. A Si. L. via Cleveland; Ohio Central via Benwiek and Kdisou; Ohio Somhern via Springtield; P. I>. A K. viaMattoou; Penn bines via Columbus I and ( Testline : Vamlalia Line viaColfax.

F. P. II i ks i I-, agt.

Test our hulk Oysters.

WE SEEL OYSTERS, NOT WATER.

Homer Akers, of Brazil, is visiting relatives in the city. John Cooper went to Stinesville yesterday and bought over TOO I

pelts.

Mr. and Mrs. Walter Riley are

Henderson, oi Orange county, !i re in,,,, Bnmi m M.,;,, street, j

visiting Samuel Bourne and family {qq s c j tv

thls we( ‘ k ; Frank Tobin’s string band gave 0ur last y ear s customers can tell you that.

Mm. A\ eleb, oi the American ex-, (l ( . 0 i 1( . er t in Keightleytown Saturpress, visited relatives this week in day night. The music was so the Black Hawk neighborhood near strong that the top of John Walk Putnamville. er's guitar was blown olf.

Henry Rudiaill had a faintingfit CIRCUIT COURT , SC JUT M El AST I GORNEIK

this morning in his place of business and fell to the lloor, bruising

his head slightly.

For any tiling in the line of Groceries, o>icen-\v are, I-anev Fruits and Vege-

tables.

E. A. HAMILTON,

SOU A HR.

A ease bus been docketed in

Items I'rmil Our Colnl'e.l l-'rtellils.

_ _ John Townsend: Yes, tlie eol-

ored band is a success. We intend

• to give open air concerts in the

fTRF,F,Nf!ARTLE, TND. spring at least once a week We also want to buy first-class uui-

, , ..........forms, Wt* Itave learned lots under c l r ’-^ it court, entitled State vs. John

L. 1.01 IS. .I0II\ I MALONKl tla> in8truction of w Sherwood,

(and he has taken great interest in lour work. The Brazil colored

Imnd was organized two years ago

t liateli of' t ase* shirr our^l.ast

Summing up.

The following eases have been .

Mrs. E. T. Chaffee and two decided in circuit court since our!

daughtei’s are down with the grippe, last report.

TLc ilium y.j.al u.'ia iu-au Lui Jonatlian Owen vs. John 11. the ( aptain is now chief cook. Owen, petition for guardian; finding |

Tiiis is No Fain’ Story

I hit a fiTicKfory of Holld fiuns. viz.: Thut

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and now tl.. v cuu’l plav “Home

nave a inurli lui'ser, bfll-r •u lii i.sl, inorr iliir- Sweet I fnine ‘ uiile ami Htylmh sl"ekof HivoIh.SIiim'S,slippers. ' '

Kubbers, .V<-., limn any other store in the ami will >rive you bettor bargiiiiiH anti

MnrriMjjr l.lrrn«*r*i.

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greater value In tl„; same for your m.mey than | Morton W . Fnnlicc and

uny other clc*ftlor will do. Our grnods an*

made to our espeelal imler and are as k.hsI a- ( ; ui p lns . Robert L. Browning and

Ella B.

Th« Bann'kr Timi's 10c. a week

. an be made, ami by kI' ins ear entire alien- t

tlen to the shne Iiiislm-S eveluslvel.v we are . ,i

who have a lew shoes mixt-d In with other I

lines. <>ur iars ‘ and eonstautly InerenHlnir | i fttiit! inmii i vt* pnifii tiuii wt* iiniii rvrry

nromlse we make and do not merely try to at-

l ran you to inir store hy eateh advertisements i

mid then Set the best id you If we can. The ,— . , ( . .,,x Venn 1

I ruth Is. yon ean save mtiuey every linn yon U ' ,, j, , ^ « vt:*vt-l"* %’ 'i (*• tai4 tKfjPC ft 5 *- «t"*’“** ^ ^

Miller. Miller is charged with keeping and harboring a sheep-kill

ing dog.

W. H. Ragan went to Columbus, Ohio, tills morning lo lieliver ati| address before the Ohio State Horticultural society at their meeting

n Columbus.

A petition is on tile with the iel Knoll et til. for a free gravel road from t foverdale to Needmore. It was continued.

cause

The tireat

Shoe

the by jury that defendant is n person of unsound mind. J. E. Graham

was appointed guardian. Ballcngcr vs. Ballenger; dismissed front docket.

Parry Manufacturing company vs. IT. V. O’Daniel replevin; finding Tor piuinttif that they are owners of the property in controversy. Sarah Walden ct al. vs. James Albright et al, ejectment; finding for plaintiff thut he is entitled to j pospssion oi land with !f^U<lamng<s f i ..in A lb 11 g h I iv Aibi ighi ami -T 111 ' damages front (_ itaries Weaver. Ohio Spiral Spring Miiggyeom-

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Emporium

L. L. LOUIS & co.

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Th.. iiMmm**neAmK*’of a ?he 1> irt t <Kdih(dd'«5r8or j who Petitioned the county comtt'hs- ing ' for plaintitt and foreclosure for

r!lr < t'hi' lk , us l ui , i'ti' vi 1 !o' t win 0 |» I 'he , |it ,, at 0 fheyr H * o ncrs, for a liquor license, and |;(1S3. ^frnted hi- appeaLd tl. oauu : E, E. Kobards vs. John Ouster et

.1 EitoMK to the circuit court. , al, replevin; finding for plaintiff.

10. 11? 00. Persons wishing one would do well ■^p**:* a** •< -*r < -v ■*» sew

to come : 7m,

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to the circuit court

Mrs. (5co. S. Durham, of Craw- John E. Wise vs. Cora A. E. Wise, foydsYtUc, .".I'd . M'.~s ■ X »mv. . •Tiii..?r-.;< ciYu•.** uv.tt -hO.: i..v.t

of Mt. Sterling, Ky., were guests of

MOW SELECT YOUR CHRISTMAS PRESENTS

G. M. Black yesterday and today. They returned home at noon. W. H. Ragan received from Salem, Oregon, a basket of extra fine ap pies yesterday from his brother, II.

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HERN'S DRUG STORE.

on cross bill on ground of failure

to provide.

Union S. A L. \. vs. W. S. Cox

et al, foreclosure; judgment for

plaintiff in sum of $11646.!*5. Alice Steele vs. Winfield S. Cox

H. Ragan, as a Christmas present et al, note: judgment against W. S. for bis mother who resides at Fill- Cox for $224.5o. morPi Oliver S. Priest vs. L. N. A. dr C.

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tieautiful Stock of China, Pictures, Books, f^asels, Dolls, 1 oys, L»tc.

McAdams, operator for the

Vandalia at Greencastle, has in vented and placed on exhibition a sample of his self closing telegraph key. The new device is like a great many others, very simple in construction, and the wonder is it was

Ry. company, damages; appeal dis-

missed.

Sherman Nelson vs. Mary Nelson, divorce; same granted plaintiff on grounds of adultery. T. J. Ford vs. Greencastle Brick, Stone A Lime company, appoint meut of receiver: dismissed.

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