Daily Greencastle Banner and Times, Greencastle, Putnam County, 10 March 1894 — Page 3

THE BANNER TIMES, GREENCASTLE, INDIANA SATURDAY, MARCH 10,1804.

Groceries. Queensware and Provisions.

the college belt Jias only stopped ringing long enough not to interfere with the striking of the hours. There is nothing wrong with col-

lege spirit today.

Mrs. William Stevenson, of Indianapolis, who has been visiting Henry Melt/.er and family, returned

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•# BTtRTOWS lkwndrvkMake# your linen look like new. Three shipments eaoli week. Mon , Wed and r t i. prompt collection and OILIVERV.

OUR ANNOUNCEMENT COLUMN.

1 have closed out nearly all the goods 1 had during the tire at my store. 1 have left yet some Canned Goods, which 1 am selling at 25 per cent, off regular prices. I now offer Clean, Fresh Goods, and at prices satisfactory to the trade. Give us a few trial

orders and he convinced, and trade with us all the [home today. Misses Tillie and Clara time. Southwest Corner Public Square, i Meltzer accompanying her. i Come to the Banner Times oflice I ^ |*~* |~~| I f 111 \ C*- H and secure the art portfolios of the

GRFh'NCASTI F 1ND ,!l * 1- You can obtain back nurnbers. There are five of tbe num-

bers now ready for distribution. Nineteen deserters from the regular army passed over the Big Four last night, en route to Leavenworth, Kns., where they will serve their sentence in the U. S.

military prison

Postottice Inspector VV. .1. Y'ickery, of Evansville, is here today. He is investigating that tramp stamp collector, who was jailed yes terday. It is probable that the capture is an important one. In Clinton township yesterday, after a spirited primary election, Wm. T. Slavens was nominated by the republicans for trustee and .Tohn W. Ratcliff for assessor. They will both he duly elected. Mrs. Mary A. Crunk, wife of the late Raly Crunk, died at her home

money

LOANED In any sum, for any time.! Must see the borrower in person. No delay. Money furnished at once at the very

lowest rates.

Geo. B. Blake, GREENCASTLE, IND.

WB

TAKB BAINS to see that every man and woman routing into our-tore gets a proper tit in shoes. In some stones the salesmen are ladies and let you take away a shoe that tits indittereutly. to save themselves the trouble of rumaging through the shelves for the proper tiling. Il costs us nothing to lake special trouble, and we find the satisfaction it gives customers makes it well worth our while. A single ill-titting pair of shoes is enough to start corns that will last a lifetime. Trading at a store wheie you are sure to get nothing but “tits” means NO BAINS 1, L LOUS & CO. vot;.

KOK TOWNSHIP TIU'STKK. Editor ItANNKit Times:

Please announce tlmt I will be a candidate for trustee of (Ireeneastle township, subject to the republican primary election or convention. ItOUKRT 8. GRAHAM.

Editor Uannek Times:

I’lense announce that I will he a eandidate for Trustee of lireencastle T'p.. subject to tbe Republican primary deection or convention.

J. N. M TT.

Editor IIannkk Times:

Please aniiotinee that 1 will be a eandidate for Trustee of Ureeneastle Tp., aubjeet to the Uepubllenn primary or convention.

JOHN E. NEW IHirSE. Editor P.annek Times:

Please announce that I will he u candidate for Trustee of Oreeneastle township, subject

to the republican primary.

VIKGII. PECK.

Editor Rannek Times: Please announce that 1 will be a candidate fe- Trustee of Ureeneastle township, subject to the republican primary'. HO in : KT W. AT.I.EN. Editor IIannkk TTmes: Please aunounee that I sun a eandidate lor Trustee of Greyneaslle township, subject to ; the Itcpubllcun primary. UAVIU E. Tt UHil K.

near Lebanon, Missouri., Feb. 27,

THE LOCAL FIELD

Mr. Benson have been productive of much good, and our people will always grant him large audiences upon his visits. Liberal applause was accorded the speaker at the close of last evening's effort. Rev. J. E. Newhouse has traded and sold his fruit and dairy farm near the city of Greencastle to 11. M. Olibbs, of I’rbaua, 111., for ten thousand dollars, including all the One Jersey, hogs, horses, vehicles, farming utensils, etc. In part pay he gets the Gibbs home in Urbana, which is now for sale, as he expects to remain in Greencastle for educational purposes. Mr. Gibbs has a family of six, all of whom are worthy members of the Missionary Baptist church. He is a young and energetic man and capable of mak ing this farm pay. He will be a valuable addition to the Baptist church and the business energies of the community. James Stone will on Monday take a position in the postottice under W. G. Neff. He will have charge of the out going mail department, Charlie Eads and Frank Hays will remain with the new management

for a while.

The Bloomington Courier of today, in a 24 point headline, says “Dimick” won the oratorical. Avast there, gentlemen, handle that name carefully. It won't hear too much

SAVE /AONCV

By buying your FURNITURE of HANNA. No old stork. Everything new and Prices Reasonable. All Undertaking Calls promptly and satisfactorily attended to.

HANNA.

East Side I I

alter a long and painful illness, typographical transposing. She formerly resided in this town- w s BlatchIey> of Terre Haute, ship and was well known here and , . . . . . • . , 1 candidate for state geologist before

beloved by all who knew her. She .. ,

What is Going on in and About fm ; r 8on » „ uugh . "■"'•I""'"™" «•* ronv..,,,,,,,,. „

Fair Greencastle. to her lo „. her8

The Beta house has been pined Joseph Mullikin and Sarah Rarn-

CITY HAPS AND mishaps, sey. of Terre Haute, came over on

! an early train this morning, purchased one of < Terk Darnall's yard-

for gas.

We are the sole agents for the above line of Stoves and

have a full line on exhibition.

H. S. RENICK St CO.

LATEST

where our ivopie Hr** Going ami where wide marriage licenses, were duly i

FOR THE ' NEATEST AND BEST (T^retyapt 7ailorii?<{ In the city go to E. W. W MIT E. Over Jones’ drug store, opposite the postottice. Finest Line of Samples, I Buttons Covered and Made to Order Repairing and Cleaning. Spring Samples now in. E. W. WHITE. Here We Are 4+ WITH ¥r ’94 Pattern ol Waveily.

LATEST IMPROVEMENTS. T'hi> is Best Wheel on market. Price lowar than any other high grade. First-class Repairing a -pecialty. Come and sec u*. Sample wheel at C. K. Anderson's insurance office. TV IS DGRSOIS St HTCRR1S, Sole Agts. for Putnam Co.

Tli«*ir are Stopping—Nrw* of Intrrrnt Over tlir City—The lient Colinnn in 111 * l*n|»rr for tjuirk llendlng — Short Not^n from all Part* of the Town—More Notr* Somt* Dayn than Otlit*r*—K**ail amt Krep Pouted. John Hall is in the city. S. A. Leverton is home from ('hiengo. W. B. Vestal is home from Cleveland, Ohio. (’has. Burnaby is in Racine, Wis., on business. Jesse Jenkins, of C'oatesville, is in the city today. George ( rump, of Abram's store, is off duty—illness. Miss Leila Middleton is visiting relatives in Crawforclsville. Mrs. 1). K. Williamson is spending the day at Indianapolis. W. C. Campbell, of Grant Park, 111., is visiting relatives in the city. Mrs. Jesse Riehardson left today for a visit with relatives in Hall,

I nd.

Mrs. T. G. Bowman, of St. Louis, is visiting her sister, Mrs. ('. W. I>aggy. The first teu days of March are of the finest. Mr. Hicks, you missed it. Calvin Weavel leaves today with a car load of horses for Winchenton, Mass. The Mikado club gives a dance tonight at their hall on south De pot street. Circuit court adjourned yesterdry in the midst of the Murphy trial. It will be continued on Mon-

day.

Editor Max Khrman, of the DePauw Weekly, was elected vice president of the College Editoiiai association yesterday at Indianap-

olis.

Dr. S. B. Town lias been conlined to his room by sickness for the past week, hut expects to he able to meet his pulpit engagement tomorrow. The wise man put his boxes and barrels in his store lust night. Huge piles of ashes, barrel hoops and nails mark the spots where the DePauw bonfires blazed. The town is decorated in yellow today, and

hitched by Elder A. H.

l*ntiifim County Hnr Action. The remains of Judge F. T. Brown arrived in the city this morning

home and were

. . from the country

Morris in , , , , ,

. . , ^ placed in the public vault at the

his best manner and quietly re- 1 r

, . . , ' cemetery pending the arrival of

turned to their home. * 1 0

members of the family. 1 he fun The republicans of the north precinct of the second ward mot last

oral proper will be held on Thursday afternoon, March 15, at 2:30

night and chose delegates to the At X ;30 0 ’ clocU t , li8 ttfter .

county convention. The meeting

noon tlie Putnam county bar held a

EAST SIDE.

EL .A.. Hamiltor^’s Groceries are Korrect and I’Cleaiq.

Place a sample order with him and he convinced that his mammoth store is headquarters for all that is good

in the EATING LINE.

EX. A. HAMILTON,

SOUTHEAST CORNER OF SOUARE.

:bOOK AT OUR:

KID

GLOVES

was an enthusiastic one and the fol-! raeet . ng jn the Mayor , 8 ortlce to lowing were named: R. M. Black, tHke flotion in reg)m , tQ the death A. Brockway, IL S. Renick, Henry ()f their brother Mr n K Wil . Meltzer and A. A. Black. The al- liamgon pre8ide(J with j. B Ne , 80n ternates chosen were George Blake, u8 8e( , r etnry. A eornmittee consist G. H. Williamson, A. L. Morrison, ing of S. A. Hays, chairman, II. II. R. L. O’Hair and W. H. Burke. j Mathias and Col. C. C. Matson was

appointed to draft u memorial to

James A. Kerr, of Carbon, husi| (e presented in circuit court on

filed suit in the Clay circuit court Monday.

against Ben Simpson, alleging that „ ew c.n H i., K Factory Pr»je.t. Simpson alienated his wife's affec-1 This afternoon at two o’clock at tions and demanding damages in 1 the court house a meeting was held consideration in the sum of $15,000. on canning factory matters. Mr. Holliday & Byrd and Janies A. Mc-|( urtiss, representing the company, Nutt are attorneys for the plaintiff wa s here with a new proposition, and George A. Knight for the de-j As outlined to tbe reporter in adfendant. The cause will he called vunce, it was to be that the entire for hearing at the approaching term amount of $7,500 would be needed, of court. Kerr obtained a divorce‘but $4,000 was all that would he at the January term of court, Mrs. required of the stockholders in j

Kerr and Simpson marrying hut a cash. The remaining$3,500 would | 0ur New Lar ge Button Kid Gloves are Just Soft Enough,

tew days later. j be taken in tomatoes; that is, stockFrank Rogers and wife, who j holders would be permitted to pay have figured in several cases in the i for their stock in that product, police courts ami other courts, have, Hut $2,000 has so far been raised been trying to get out of town as in subscription by the committees hard as they could, but yesterday, in charge of tlie canvass,

after getting their household goods at the depot, George Cooper got out an attachment for the same for a debt of $14.00, which the pair owed him. He got his money after quite a war of words and some legal advice, but other creditors had in the meantime come to the front with claims, and the goods are still hung up. It seems the Rogers will have to remain with us. pay these claims or leave their household furniture. Rogers was arrested last night for intoxication. The court house contained a

large audience last evening to hear A 1>e , d Lett.r omestor,, Luther Benson in his interesting Among the curiosities in the inn lecture on temperance. The eve-1 •® ani i® H *’*l’y Jumbo with one of his

an ' Bides gorgeously embroidered in the

Just Strong Enough. Just Stylish Enough,

Just Low Enough in Price, to

Suit Everybody.

ALL THE NEW SHADES. TRY A PAIR.

IS ErW STOCK OR-

WAUL, PAPERS

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ALlLlEIN’S - DRTJG - S'TOREl. Latest Designs and Colorings. Lowes Prices. Albert Allen

North Greencafttle.

Miss Rosie Sage is visiting her cousin, J. N. Sage, at Ashmore, 111. | J. C. Vanhook is in Eubank, Ky. Lue Keller’s child is seriously ill.

F\ G. GILvMOREl

IN WATER COLORS.

Mrs. Dr. Kellard made a business T '"- < - 1o,1, ‘ i ‘ ,,f Fair

trip to Lebanon. Largo residence on east Washington street for rent. Inquire at S. A. Hays' law otllee. 108-Gt

Fox ItlrtKC.

Mrs. G. W. Crawley has returned from Muncie. Miss E. Tompkins is very sick with typhoid fever.

May he Seen Ajcutii.

All the lovely scenery which made the World s fair grounds so attractive. All these wonderful buildings of the White City are reproduced in their natural colors, again affording delightful ent* rtainment to the beholder. Those who saw the fair may see it again, and those who did not see it may have it brought to them. That is what the Banneii Timks will do for its readers. N'o features are leftout and an accurate description accompanies the views. A large collection of rare art gems en-

Gut Flowers

IN ANY

qUANTITY, furnished on

24 hours’ notice.

Mrs. E. T. Chaffee.

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Today's Loral Markets.

[Furnished the Daily Banner Times daily by R.W. Allen, manager of Arthur

Jordan’s poultry house.]

Hens 5!4

Nprinits, choice Cooks, yountr and culls Cocks, old Turkeys, hens, choice fat Turkeys, younjt. choice fat Turkeys, old toms

Ducks

closed in a beautiful cloth-hound port- Uoese, choice f.' f. ai'lia and over.

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\ \M).\I.I.\ FINE FXCt KSION’S

ning was opened by prayer, aWerl rtawaSd rtri^anii thiotbVr flaunting | No ‘ n h ! :u ’ 1 k u ; hi V‘: caiuiiinK: which Mr. Benson addressed those the nnion jack, the two united by a | ‘ 11,1 " ' 11 0 1 " V ! ',i i'^fnir^ViV 1 4 ,1,r, ’ p ' , '" 11

,, . r * T . . , , .... . ()f t!i«* nifinv sronces ol the fair; the Butter, No. 2..

assemhled, saying he would point K°ld(*n cliain. It had drirtea most'aiisfvini; and captivating collec-

the evil- ol- ’i.mnr and that none and had been for Beverai years ensconced tier, yet offered to the public,

tin euls ol liquor and that none ; in lt8 Rlas(M . aHe when a 1)0sta | ex hibit tv,’, offer this handsome collection . of these pictures could he colored was begged from the department for a complete and one month’s subscription 10 wntl1 ' ‘ outheastand Southwest w ill highly enough to show the evils as I chu rch fair, and for the first time Jum-| to the Banner Times f,,r $1.50. Less run "n various dates from now until s ” I ho went out for an airing. It so hap- than the regular retail price of the June nth, 1W4, inclusive, they really existed. As he went w>mid that HladyfroII , j; ew Hampshire water colors alone, which sell every-J one Fare Kuund Trip.

along, the speaker pictured the was visiting Washington at the time [ ]' , c“ , e lor ll. iU. ^ :ilMit ^tbe Lann kk bloom fading from the mother, and went to the fair. To the snrprise , ,M, >0 eMimiie.e,".

of her friends, she greeted Jumbo as a

wife or daughter's cheek, the chil- i onK loHt f r j e „d. Ten years before she dren that had never smiled and had made him ami sent him to her never would, lives and hopes tl.at dan «" ter England, who had married

1 a man named Link; hence the design

were blighted, all through which I 0 f the two flags linked together. But there was pathos and humor, each she did not claim her possession, and so

, . he has never made his journey across

alike bringing smiles and tears, the ^ Lylain 8t .

from his listeners. The lectures of 1 Nicholas.

tCxcurniou South.

The Vandalia Line will sell excursion tickets to points in Tennussee, Mississippi, Louisiana. Alabama. Arkansas, Texas and Georgia at a rate of one fare for the round trip. Dates of sale, Feb. 8, 13 and March s. 13, 20 and April 9, 111 and 24. For further particulars see J. S. Dowling, agent. d-tf

Call on or address any Vandalia Line Agent and ask for information contained in Circular No. 327 of January 20th, 18H4. d77-w5tf

Itiu Four EsrurnloiiM. To Indianapolis, March 13 and 14, $1.2n. To Texas and Arkansas points, March 13, half fare. F. P. Hl'estis, \gt.