Daily Greencastle Banner and Times, Greencastle, Putnam County, 11 July 1894 — Page 3

THE BANNER TIMES, GREENCASTLE, INDIANA WEDNESDAY, JULY 11. 1804.

BARTOWS laundry* Mukr* your linen look like m-w. TTiree ihlpmenl* <•«*•*• week. Mon . V\ ih! and h rl. MO M PT COLLECTION AND DELIVERY. MON&Y LOANED In any sum, for any time. Must see the borrower in per- j son. No delay. Money furnished at once at the very lowest rates. Geo. Blake, GREENCASTLE, IND.

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to see that every man ami woman 1‘oining into our >tore tiet> a proper lit in shoes. In some stores the salesmen are lailies ami let yon take away a shoe that Ills inditVerrntly, to save themselves the trouble of ruma^ing throiij;li the shelves for the proper tiling. It eosts ns nothing to take speeial tronbh , and we tind the satisfaetion 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 where you are sure to get nothing hut

Hits” means

NO TWINS 1'. L LOUIS jcCO.1 yuu. For the Neatest and Best Jailorip^ In the city go to E. W. WHITE. Over (ones' drug store, opposite the postoffice. Finest Line of Samples, Buttons Covered and Made to Order Repairing and Cleaning. E. W. WHITE.

Yandalia Mills BEST : PATENT

IS A LEADER.

Ask Your Grocer.

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THE LOCAL FIELD

were delivered by Dr. Marsee on | Lateral Curvation of the Spine, and bv Dr. Cline on Hypertrophic Rhinitis. The addresses were both fine and are highly spoken of by those hearing them. Drs. Marsee | and Cline both reside in Indianap

I oils.

LATEST CITY HAPS AND MISHAPS.

Where Our People are GoIiik and Where

'■'heir Otiettlt are Stopping—Newn of Ii»terepit Over the City—The Bent Column iu th * Paper for Quirk Heading.

George Howard is dead. George j was known to every one in Green-

What is Going on in and About castle , and up t0 a vear or ao wa8 Fair Greencastle. one of the familiar characters of

the city. He was quiet, industrious, a Christian in belief, and minded his business strictly. When in health he endeavored to earn an honest penny at all times, and befora the water works system was built had a regular trade among the business men and court house officials of bringing them fresh water from the public spring and other supply places. Of late years, however, his health failed and he was rarely able to be up town. With his cousin, Joe Mulhollnnd, he made his humble home on Fox Ridge, where he died. The two had formed many attachments, as they were raised by their grandparcnts. Had George lived until October 8 next, he would have been forty-nine years of age, his death occurring at 8:30 o’clock this morning of a general decline. The fun

Ike Hammond is on the sick list. Mrs. Frank, of Fern, is quite

i sick.

P. O. Colliver amt family are vis-

I iting in Kentucky.

Miss Nellie Cook is spending the

day in Indianapolis.

1). K. Williamson transacted business in Indianapolis today. Mr. and Mrs. Milt. (drw in returned to St. Louis this atternoon. Hrockway A- Brockway are putting in their new platform scales.

Santord Bell lett today lor a tew w jjj 0( .,.„ r a t .j p m . tomorrow, weeks visit at Louisville and .Ictler- 'p| ie deceased lived three doors east sonville. 0 j the Fox Ridge church. ( aroliue Ellison, colored, has j) r , and Mrs. W. F. Walker, par gone to Muucie, called by sickness ,. n t s 0 f yj r (j uv Walker, who have of her daughter. been visiting in the city fora week, Miss .Jessie M. Jones, of Wil- left yesterday on their return to liainshurgh, Ky., is visiting her i China, where Dr. Walker is stafriend, Miss Jessie Henry. tioned as a Methodist missionary. Dr. Gillespy, of Reelsville. at- Dr. Walker has resided in China tended the meeting of the Putnam for twenty years and returns for county medical association last another stay of eight or ten years, j evening. —Terre llaule Exprees. | Company I will give a competi-J S. A. Hays leaves today fora vistive drill on next Tuesday evening it in Kansas,

to select two corporals, theie now

| being two vacancies.

Carrie and Willie Kahle

are

home for a few weeks’ vacation from the soldiers’ and sailors’ or- i phans’ home at Knightstown. It is reported that a train load of

non-union men went over the Big j

Four last night to work on the Mnttoon division of the road. Dr. Mope, of Terre Haute, and Dr. Batman, of Ladoga, attended J

program, which according to all reports was well rendered. Some one was heard to say the Kacocon people were ugly, hut •‘mighty good singers.” They don’t mind such u little compliment as that, so tong as the singing was

appreciated.

Rro. \Vot>d will give a lecture on the subject “Winners” Friday night, July 20, in the G. A. R. hall at Parkersburg. Admission, 10 cents’. Everybody ought to go. as it undoubtedly will be good, and your presence w ill be a great help to Rro. Wood under the existing eir-

cumstances.

Mrs. (’. W. Ridlen ami Cum returned home from 8t. Paul last Saturday, where they had been visiting. Mr. and Mrs. John Fall and daughter Laura, of Crawfordsvillr, are visiting relatives in this vicinity. Miss Laura will remain for two or three weeks. M rs. Nellie Lockridge and son Robert. of Indianapolis, visited her husband’s parents Sunday. Raccoon is having a nice two-room brick school house built. It is a want long felt now being realized. Mrs. Sam Byrd led the F.pworth league last Sunday night. The meeting was interesting. John Van Wagner will lead next Sunday night. Mrs. Eliza McCray led the Christian Endeavor last Sunday night. A gm d meeting was the result. Geo. Lafollette made an assignment last Friday. We are very sorry such

was the case.

One day last week Katie Butcher was rolling a cart out of the barn. She fell and broke one bone iu the left forearm and bent or cracked the other. She was able to be out Sunday night. Mr. Edwards, the blacksmith, is about the busiest man in the country. He has all and more work than he can do. You can hear the sound of hammer and anvil from daylight till dark. I). A. Smith assists with the wood

work.

Our people are watching the strike with unabated interest. Thousands of bushels of wheat will soon he readv to he thrown on the market at this place, conditions being favorable. The friends of Mr. and Mrs. Al. Williams, of Pawnee, are sorry to learn of the loss of ttieir house by tire last Friday night. Charley Rodgers and Henry Fall are training their horses for the coming

races.

Mr. Frank Louis and children visited relatives in Bainbridgc last week. Miss Ella Albin is visiting relatives

in Mt. Meridian.

Miss May McMurtry vi-ited Miss

1 Bessie James last week. I’liinteil rurnernpliH Kroui Mirny IMnrp* J allies and fainilvj \ isited Within Putnam’s Bonndrtaa—The Conn- luc-d.iv At Mr. Joe McMuilrv S,

Misses Nellie and Nettie Gough gave

A. B. HANNA. : : Funeral Director. Has the only Funeral Car .and the best equipped Undertaking establishment in the city. Embalming by the

latest improved methods.

FURNITURE.

Brices to suit the times.

A. B. HANNA. East Side Square.

A complete stock.

COUNTY NEWS NOTES. OUR LOCAL MEN OF THE SURROUND-

ING TOWNS TALK.

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We are the sole agents for the above line of Stoves and have a full line on exhibition. H. S. RENICK S CO. ; : ; EAST SIDE. : : :

fry VeopW'* Sp»M‘ial Column of short 1

11<'him of Neighborhood New*.

a party om 1 night last week. Six girls

; and twenty hoys were present. Mr. and Mrs. .las. Skillmnn and son

: Leo spent Snudav with Mr. and Mrs.

i Halve Gardener.

HRICK CHAPKt..

The Misses Evans and Miss Brattin,

. _ .of Kentucky, arc still the guests of,

Piirei lliliunn^ tinJ PfltClllIl)U^ le mee ^* n ^ ^ tiJt 18 * 11 * ountj EldeuinlMyrtlc Allen, their in- canuv. ^ * ' ' Medical association last evening. sentinu to go home last Thursday being Some of our young people picnicked

Mr. and Mrs. Smedley, of Green- ,,,wart ' ,,v th, ‘ strik '’- :,t Roachdale the Fourth. They report

1 Miss Myrtle I.ewis, of Kansas, and a good time.

cast (, am . rs. ajs.o m lanap Mis., Mattie Johnston, of Rockville, are | Mrs. William Miller visited relatives

olis, are spending the day with visiting at C. Y, Johnston’s. ! in this town.

friends in this city. — Brazil Dew Lewis Boyd, wife and daughter, of Sum Nelson and sisters entertained acral. j Roachdale, spent Sunday with Simpson some young people from Greencastle

O’Hair. [ Sunday evening.

Mrs. Rising was summoned to New Mr. and Mrs.O. II. Carver and son,

Done neatly, cheaply and with

promptness.

BOXTT3.

R B HURLEY.

Today’s l.oenl Markets.

[Furnished the Daily Bannk.k Timiih daily by R.W. Allen, inanngerof Arthur

Jordan’s poultry house.

liens Springs,choice, I'4 to 2 Ihs I t,, 4 ('icks, young and culls Cocks, old • - Turkeys, hens, choice fat 4 Turkeys, young, choice I'al Turkeys, old toms 2 Ducks.. J ticese, choice f. f. Hllis and over 2T( Geese, plucked w tVgs. fresh, subject to ImmldiiK ^ Butter, fresh rofl 7 Butter, No. 2 A

Vatululili lane K*cttr*lon«. To Kokomo, Ind., July 3and 4, return limit 7th, one fare for round trijt. account Sons of Veterans. To Warsaw, Ind., July 17ih to August 1st, return limit Aug. 2d. one fare for round trip, account Spring Fountain

Assembly.

The Vandnlia Line will run a series of homeseekers’ excursions to Michigan points July 10, Aug. 14 and Sept. 18. One fare for the round trip, with twen-

ty days limit.

The Vatidalia Line offers a rate of $22.20 round trip to Asbury Bark, N. J.

July 7,8, and 9. with return limit Sep-, , , feinber 1st. Account Gouventionf of j near Hammond, wliidi was partial

Miss Cora and Kda Corwin, of

St. Louis, danglitLTs of Mr. George \n, al ,y the 27th of June by the serious of Tennessee, visited here this week. Corwin, arrive today to visit their lUuess of her son, Asher Cofl'man. His Hazel Rainbo is better, grandmother, Mrs. Corwin, of south | death occurred before her arrival. Frank Davis and daughter, Mrs.

Geo. Gardener and wife, of Ladoga, ! l>avis and children, from Ladoga, vi--visited his father, Mr. Thos. Gardener, ited at Mr. Toro Neisen’s. the lirst of the week. j Miss Fannie (.’row, of Greencastle, is Brick ('Impel Sunday school will give visiting Mi>> Connie Nelson, a festival on the evening of the 21st of ] car.) »r Thank.. this month. We desire to thus thank our rel-

Mrs. Sue Hall entertained Misses! ..

, , . , ,, , atives and friends lor their calling

Lulu and Julia McCrca, ol Morton, and

Mrs. Elmer Grimes, of Raccoon, Sun- , an, | offering and helping us in the day. • | atiliction of our Harold, who suf-

tZ* -A- Mamiltor^’s Groceries are Korreet a it cl KleaiTPlace a sample order with him and be convinced that his mammoth store is headquarters for all that is good in the EATING LINE. EL A- HAMILTON, SOUTHEAST CORNER OF SQUARE.

< ’ollege avenue.

A lawn social will be given by the young ladies of the F.pworth league at the home of Joe Stewart on north Jackson street on Thursday evening for tlie benefit of the

north mission.

Nat Educational A-s. Passengers can use Penn. Lines both going and returning nr if they prefer, can return via N. V. ('. & bahi shore route. For furl her particulars sec J. S. Dow-

ling, agt.

The Home Columbian club dis- (

cussed “In Old Virginia” at its James Hall is quite sick witli bilious feted so many hours and days; and meeting laat night. After the dm '''wm,,m.,,™., . J « 1 “ "»

cussion the time was spent in eon 1 pjace Monday, Dr. Hlaven’s crop being

versation. Refreshments were j the first.

served, and all in attendance re | Joe Braekner gave Ids young friends port a most enjoyable evening. j '' *• eream supper Saturday evening. I lie Motion will liu\e tiie bridge] mount i’LKasant.

The box social at this place Saturday

night was a success.

Christian Kmlrnvor K.xcursioii. The Chicago A Eastern Illinois R. R. w ill sell tickets to Cleveland at one fare | for the round trip. Tickets on salc.luly 9th. 10th and llth, good going on date : of sale and good returning until and including July JM. is'.il. li the return th’ket is deposited witii agent at • leve- [ laud prior t<< Julj 17th. it may tie good to return as late as Sept, loth, 1894. For further information confer with any A E. I. R. It. agent orb'. L. Stone, Gen. Pass, and Ticket Agent, ('hiengo. Hit; Kour I.a 11(1 seekers’ Kxeiirslons. Aug. 7th. Sept. 4th, Oct. 2nd, Nov. titli and Dec. 4th round trip tickets w ill he sold at hall fare to points ii: Ala.. Fin., Ga., K\., La.. Mi--., N. S. ('., TVnn. and Va. Return limit 20 days. For rates and pnrtlculsrs consult F. P. 11 nestis, Agt. P.io-tf

SPECIAL LOW RATES

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ly burned yesterday, repaired so that its trains today can rutti through without any delay. Yes ! terday very little time was lost, as j the track of the Chicago A Kastern

sore distress and deal It's sorrow. These arc friends in the fullness ot the name. VVe also thank the many who because of circumstances could not call, but kindly enquired after 1 the welfare of our little one all along and express their sympathy

M \«. \KA I VI.I s I \« l KSION

Miss Forenee llillis and brother Fddie are spending the lieated ti’nn with

Kentucky relatives.

The Sunday school was reorganized

at this place Sunday.

for us when our cup was full bitterness and running over. Mn. and Mbs. G. M. Black.

I Illinois was used to Dalton junc-

viu the «it. a ii. k. is. I tjon, then the Pan Handle track to i. i »* "•*' a.

cheap cxi’iii'sions would he run this year until after the tlrst of August, the < inciunati, ILinuTton iV Dayton Railroad will run one of their famous ex-

UACCOON.

Mr. Ed. Day, of Putnamville, called on one of the fair dauglirers

BIG FOUR ROUTE KOI! K( II, LOW I N(. MKETINUS; ”Y. P. S. ('. E’” at ( levtdand July 11-1 •'» Naliimal Teachers’ Association. Asbury July U-13. League American Wheelmen Denver August 13-18. Knights of Pythias Washington. D. < in August. G. A. R. at Pittsburg, September 10-1 Ask rn’iircst tit ki t ajfPMt fordatcot' snip. r«*ttirn limit, routes, train servlet*, <*te. E. o. Met nRMIt K. D. B. MARTIN. Pass. Tnillie Minn’- t»eiii Puss A I kt Agt ( INt INN ATI. tf

NOW IS YOUR CHANCE.

From

I will i ."> per

chases

and after May 28, 1894.

otler a cash discount of

cent on all cash purexceeding 2.'> cents.

g."* cents. No

Home Seckem Kxt'iirxion to the-.ontli. changes in prices; all goat old price. August 7. Sept. 4, October 2, No-| Five centa oil'$1 JM> purchase, 3 cents otl veinber (» and Deceniher 4. the | 7.'» cent purchase, 2 cents oHT»0 cent purMonon route w ill sell ticket- at one chase, 1 cent oil'25 cent purchase, and fare for the round trip to ail points in paying cash for my coupon hooks when Kentucky -outli of Louisville and Lex- i purchased will give you 5 per cent oil. iogton Tcnin-sec. Mississippi, Georgia, | making a $5.00 book for $4.75. a $10.00 Alahama. Florida. North < arolina. I for $9.50. Ml accounts that are South Carolina and Virginia. Al-o to j not settled at proper time within 30 New Grlcan . Tickets good returning I day s will he closed or settled by note,

twenty days from date of sale. Stop j

overs allowed south of t >hio river.

.1. A. Miciiak.i., Agt.

Dry Goods, Notions Boots & Shoes rnbleurhml muslin. . .5,0, 7 and tf cts. Bleaclipd “ . . •», 7, tf and 0 cts. . Prints 5, 0 and 7 cts.

soutii mjiht *. isijr I’our Exciii-mioiix. | (tin^hains .. .a. and * cts. John Riley went to Indianapolis <rillv 10 iin , n , t0 rlev ,. lrtml llalf-vv.Md dress g.a.ds this morning on iiusiness. ( hristian Endeavor Societv. Return L,.' 10 " 1 ’ 1 '' v ' l '' ,h .. ... -n .

.. . ... . | l ins. two papers for . . o cts.

James Woods is looking for tlie 11,1 1 ' ' ' Cambric *> cts.

, , i i i.• i „ ,iidv 17 is and 19 to Toronto account Linen collars 10 cts. There was a good attendance of | p | ucl , (lav lllst we ek, and shook m »vreant who poisonid his dog ou j Young IVople. Return limit < HH«, per pair.. _ .20 , i>. the Putnam County Medical society hands with many old friends. yesterday. i ;il-t. via all rail <>r rail iiml steamer, Ladies’shoe- *L25, $1.75, $2.00, $2.6() in Pluto hall, east college, last eve- 1 Mr. and Mrs. John Park and dangh- “Chuck” Birch was roped in last ** l " l , ‘ ( hildren’s Shoes 50 cts, 80 cts and $1

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*»inZ!^inK present besides the members Mu| . witl| fri( ., M , 8 ih Greencastle a disturbance and also on a charge 22$l.»o. , Stanley Cups *» There was no « n d HcieL rhanel | of intoxication. It is a penitentary July 23. to Rome ( it v, Ind.. account OrOCGries.

I Island Park Assembly. Return limit | 25 lbs. patent Hour

cursions to Niagara Falls at the usual low rate sometime about the tlrst or

second week m August,

sions were discontinued last vear owing

to the World's Fair, and it is expected : of the association,

that they will he larger this year. Look dl( . f 8e g a jon, litis being tile quarter-

out for the announcement of them tit i

this paper.

Monday with friends in

and Brick Chapel.

The ladies of the M. E. church have | affense to

lid-tf ! ly meet ol the society. Addresses

: decided to give an ice cream lawn fes- 1 u f^ r p, n o’clock p. m.

rival Saturday niglit. July 28.

Dr. Summers and sister visited home

folks Monday.

Mr. and Mrs. Rice, Mrs. Rodgers, i Mr. RathIV, Mrs. Lockridge and children, Mr. Ervin, Mr. Walden and Mr.

I Byrd are all on the sick list.

A good many of our people, ineludj ing the Sabbath school, celebrated the Fourth at Roachdale, where they all I seemed te enjoy themselves. The Rac-

tiy your kite” on the strip

45 cts.

AT ALLEN’S DRUG STORE.

HU I EF MENTION.

The largest and best selected stock of WALE PAPERS

in the city to lx* found at

AI_,LiEuK.T ALA.LIN’S . , ,

\ t i.vct vi ipx 1 coon school had prepared a very good I

(.ooils ull ni.w and fresli iiixl the patterns arc ot Ki’eat vanet) . AI,Hr.ul vl.i.i'. .11 I

25 lbs. S'amlulia, Rig

M anstleld flour

, rado Spring*, ! very low rate.

return limit Aug.

For Sale-At half price one gas cook stove, one gas heating stove, cook stove, refrigerator, door and window screens, j Apply at Boston store. 2lo-3t I have several desirable houses to rent at reasonable rates. Janie- M. Hurley. First National hank. 210-3t

Four or

38cts.

. ... 10 and 11 cts.

.12'.. and 14cts

10eU. 15 cts. 2 for 25 cts

Crystal and 23 cts.

Subscribe for the Basm:n Timks

Aug. 12, $5.50.

Julv 20. to Denver. I’ueblo and Colo-

•- - 1 - Bacon

'" Ha... i

To Michigan points, Aug. II

and Sept. 18, twenty days’ limit, half j j,,,, Arimckie’s, b‘rc j X. X. X. X. cofl'ec. ] Rest roasted coflee in hulk A second hand piano for -ale A good Sugar 20 to 21 Hi- ... one at u bargain. Enquire of 1*. rJ Sirup in pails

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Lost-Leather covered memorandutn White Kish. 3 hooped pails hook. Leave at Jones’ drugstore andU rackcrs, live lbs. receive reward. 211-2t John Riley, South Greencastle

...30 cts

-*1

.50 cts. ,.«0 cts.

45 it

.35 cts. .25 cts