Daily Greencastle Banner and Times, Greencastle, Putnam County, 9 August 1894 — Page 3
niK BANNER TIMES, GREENCASTLE, INDIANA THURSDAY AUGUST 9.1804.
^BKRTOWS LHWfSDRV-K-Mukocrnur ilnvn look like new. Tliree 8hl|>niortnmcb week, Mon . W«V ;mil Krl. prompt collection and delivery.
MONEY LOANED
Imperial Flour BEST MAI»K. Ask Your (iriKor. Male h \ anlalia
Mills.
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THE LOCAL FIELD
!>.V a Monon freight. The buggy was deinolished ami Mrs. Akers bruised to some extent, but not seriously. That crossing isn't very safe, ns trains from the north are
hard to see.
An expert has been working on the large safe of the Central bank
but one man had a hand in the robbery, at.d as he had three hours start before the loss was discovered he no doubt put many miles behind him.
in any sum,
lor any time.
Must see the borrower in per- jlatest Ison. No delay. Money fur(nished at once at the very
[lowest rates.
South tire«»nentitle.
Mr. and Mrs. Jasper Holliek and Mrs. James ilollick are visitiug at
today. A small piece of the nre- Spencer. Ind.
What is Going on in and About ^hanism 0 “<* of the inside doors Fair Greencastle. became misplaced a day or so ago.
preventing the locking of the same. ! A night watchman was employed
CITY HAPS AND MISHAPS.
and the safe is now O. K.
Hay went way down today in the
Where Onr People nre tioinK an«t Where
Their Calient* are Stopping New* of In. | terent Over the City-The llewt Column in tli? Paper for (hiiek Reatting.
local market. At eleven o'clock a load of hay was driven tip to thej drinking fountain at the southeast I corner of the square. In making a
('has. Thomos is on the .sick lisd. The “Keeley Cure" is daily growing in popularity, and large I numbers visit this suburban resort | every evening. The waters are | said to be very valuable for medi-
cal purposes.
|Geo. EA. Blake, UREENCASTLE, IND.
DON'T Til I \ K
Gf leaving the eit>. even for a short time, without ordering the Duil> Bannkk I i mks to follow yon. it costs you hut 10 cents a week as it does here at home, and the address will he changed as often sis you desire.
Dr. Fisk went
morning.
Miss Bessie (
to \ imenncs this
\\vh:
TJWKB yu\7XvS
to see that every milliard woman at Brazil today. eoiniug into our-toreget'a proper ... . . lit in sh«K*s. In some stores the j **'• Hamilton has been salesmen are ladies and lei yon s j,.k |j s t this week,
take away a shoe that tbs imliiVer-
ently, to save themselves the Herman Hinsching is in
tronhleof runiaging through the shelves for the proper thing. It eosts us notliing to take special
rooms is visitiug
on the
trnublt, and we timl the satisfaction it gives customers makes it well worth our while. A single ill-lilting pair of shoes is enough to start corns that will last a lifetime. Trading at a store whenvon are sure to get nothing lint
‘‘tits’’ means
NO /M/NvS L LOl IS He CO. roy;.
'nr the Neatest and Best T^retyai^t Jailori^
In the city go to
. w. Win T _ Over [ones’ drug store, opposite the postoffice. Btiust Line of Samples, buttons Covered and Made to Order
^pairing and Cleaning.
E. W. WHITE.
Terre
Haute on business.
Lizzie Matthews is visiting rela-
tives in Fowler, Ind.
Miss Klla Beckwith is at home
from a visit to Danville.
Miss Kthel McWhirter returned to Indianapolis this morning. H. H. Hillis shipped twenty cars of stone to Indianapolis last night. A private letter from Major Cullen at Bremen states that Mrs. Cul-
len is very low.
George Balbert, of 1’eru. was in the city yesterday in the interests
of the Peru Labor Day.
Misses A Hie Williams and Ida
Hammond leave today for weeks’ visit at Lafayette.
The Knights oi Pythias will chalthe winners of today’s con I
test to a game of base ball.
short turn the boy driving the same turned the load over into the ditch. He escaped burial under it by a narrow margin. The hay belonged to Thomas Mneo, of Hamricks. On July 10 Lee Akers assaulted Charles A. Edwards at the latter's father's farm in the north part of the county. Akers struck Edwards a heavy blow over the head with a pitchfork, breaking the handle of the same squarely in two. Edwards supposed Akers would apologize, but it never came; so an action was tiled today in the circuit court, charging Akers with assault and battery. Edwards is a son of Howard Edwards.
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On Saturday before'Squire Den j ny proceedings were had in a paternity suit from I’loverdale township, j Malinda M. MoKumey testified that John E. Frazier was the father of j her child born on August 22, 1893. | Frazier could not be found as he I had been absent for over a year. He was a school teacher in Clover dale township and has some property, hut has been missing many months. The action was taken to two j keep the case within the statute of limitation, which in such cases ex-
pires within two years.
Charles Masten was down from Greencastle yesterday. Mr. Masten
20 PER CENT CUT
ON
^Babv v Garriao’es^ iJ o WIRE AND CANVAS COTS. For this week only. UNDERTAKING: SATISFACTION GUARANTEED PRICES REASONABLE. H A N N A ' B EAST SIDE SQL ABE.
IiKlkiiiiii'* Door I iiNptM ior*. Under the above head the St Louis Chronicle of July 31 has the following to sax of two Indiana 1 boys: George Ward and Joseph X. Shaw, recent arrivals from Indi- ! ana, were caught by Ollicers Knvanaugh and Hickey Sunday night trying a door in the rear of George McNulty's saloon, 1215 Pine. If the boys were from Greencastle and no better evidence was had against them, it is supposed thev were released. Two boys by the above names left this city for the west recently. There is a warrant here for Ward for some trouble he had in Indiana-
polis.
Great Reduction
GREENCASTLE’S LODGES.
pper Hanging an! Patching Hone neatly, cheaply and with
promptness.
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Al ItlUM KWAV
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prockway & Brockway
OI-IAl.KKs in
Block, nmnraciie anil lluminoos Goal and Coke. Your Patronage Solicited
■ais-Jim
It PXItKKi:
KKANK AU.KN
[Parker & Allen Contractors and Builders. 1 louse Raising and
' Moving.
— im:\i.k.ks in >onl, INincllincj,
SEWER PIPE
[n d Hollo wB uilding Brick 107 E. FRANKLIN ST. <2*> liH)
deigh, of
of Miss Nellie Fee yesterday. Miss Dee Brown, who lias been visiting .Miss Allie Brown, returned to Cartersburg this morning. Lyman Naugle was renominated for probate judge at Wellington. Kansas, last week by the populists. Sells Bios, have contracted with
on ]
south Indiana street for their show. Samuel Clift, a veteran eonduetoi on the Vandalia, who has been ill ! for the past month, vesterday suf | fered a relapse and is in a critical
I condition again.
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Andrew Hanna states that he has been asked one thousand times if j lie was to play ball today. He j can’t possibly be on the losing side jthis time, us he belongs to neither
j of the lodges.
Lon Day and Louis Griltlth had; ! an altercation at Fred Weik's shop 'this morning in xvhich the latter j j was knocked doxvn. Day plead guilty to assault before the mayor
I and paid in $1 1.75.
Among the Kpworth league delegates from the county to the Rockville convention were Miss Emma
Ti»»* Itettt \«*\v* ItoKiilnrly front tin* Fraternal Order* of the tity. W. A. Tcister, Grand Master of Indiana colored Masons, lays a coiner stone of a church next Sunday
in Indianapolis.
College City Lodge No. 9 Ancient Order of United Workmen, das de-
gree work this evening,
The July number of the Pythian Sisters' Tidintjn contains an excellent cut of Past Chancellor J. Ad dison Hill and also a very readable 1 write-up of the six years’ history of the order of Pythian Sisters in In (liana. The monument in Forest Hill cemetery to be unveiled the 21st instant xvas photographed Monday and copies furnished vari
United States at
X-iEcwn
jVLo^w ex’s, lc<‘ Cmiin Freezers and Refrigerators For the balance of the season.
Call and see Goods, and get prices before buying. H. S. RENICK CO.
: : : EAST SIDE. : : :
IC. A. MamiltoiUs Groceries are IN or reel and INleai^.
( has. Nyli and Miss Abba Ne- has rented the room recently occuWhitcstown, were guests P' 6 * 1 by Charles Mobley and which
lias been moved to a vacant lot on
east Kirkwood avenue. He will op- 0,,s pnpers of the crate a steam dye and cleaning their request.
house. Mr. Masten states that it Otoe Tribe, No. 140, Improved is his intention to locate here and Order of Red Men, xvill have qutie make the dyeing and cleaning busi- a quantity of work to do by the ness a permanent enterprise in the time the new hall (Waggoner’s) is I city. Mr. Masten has had several thoroughly refitted. Woe to its
years experience in the business victims!
W. \\ . Sellers lor Ins grounds on lim j w iH no doubt fill a long felt Putnam Lodge, No 45, Independ-
want. He expects to have the bus- ,. nt Order of Odd Fellows, will con-
iness in operation by the 15th of this month. — Bloominj/ton Tele-
phu*c.
Misses Alice and Belle Kesor entertained a number ol their friends last evening in a charming way at their home on east Washington street. Progressive crokonole xvns the chief amusement of the evening and much merriment was had out of the delusive game. Elegant refreshments xvore served, and the guests departed at n late hour, having spent several pleasant hours. Those present were Misses Jennie and Pearl Bryan. Laura Ammerman, Snllie Crow and Mollie Mathers, and Messrs. Fred Bryan, John Dunlavy, ('has. Ammerman, Andrew Hanna, E. E. and A. A. „ Black. Our informant states that
Ridpath, Prof. F. W. Hanawalt of | Mr Hai)nn reuiaitu .d at the head
jthis citj, Rclla Ciomwe am <\. a || evt . n j U g an ,i \i,.. Dunlavy west and over New England. A high
at the foot. temperature continues except that ; A very bold robbery was perpe- it fell near Lakes Ontario and Su
Flace a sample order with him and he convinced that his mammoth store is headquarters for all that is good
in the EATING LINE.
U. G. Leazenby, of Reelsville. Miss Lucia Ray entertained a few friends informally, last evening, for Miss Grace Smith and Miss Alien,
fer two, if not three, degrees at
next xveek’s meeting.
Greencastle Chapter No. 22 Royal Arch Masons received a petition foi degrees at the conxocation Iasi
evening.
Engle Lodge. No. 1(1, Knights of Pythias, confers the rank of Knight tomorrow (Friday evening.)
ritt* \\ «*attu*r.
The indications for this vicinity for the coming thirty-six hours are as follows as received by 11. S Ilenick <fe Co. from the official weather bureau at Indiana polls' Inman vroi.is. Ind. Aug. 9. Fair weather stationary tcin peruture. Wapceniians.
XV LATH Kit CONDITIONS.
The atmospheric pressure is high [ with small depressions in th“ North ,
El. A. HAMIGUON, SOUTHEAST CORNER OF SQUARE.
E. H. Eiteljor*g,
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£3 Qrrrnik
(NCRE ASCRS. 0ICRCMCR8 ANO 6k AN T 8,
Mine, ria-Jlur I*iiri«», Hair,
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Sewer Pipe, Urain ( bimnej- Pipe, Ac.
OOiRaSTJEdR-
Tile, Fire brick, l ire Clay, SOJU-AIR/El.
SPECIAL LOW RATES NOW IS YOUR CHANCE.
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BIG FOUR ROUTE
Kilt lol.LuWINO MEETINI.n: Leiiaue Amer'ean Wheelmen Denvei 1'IVI' Augo-I Ki-lS.
est
Mrs. James Black’s.
BLOCK GOAL
I.eax-e orders with .lohn Grei'nenatle.
Itlley, Sou III ■iVi-Ulw
^ truted yesterday nfternoon in broad j daylight at the residence of Marion
ol Greencastle. who are her K ,l ‘‘ s ( s -i on west Poplar street. The 1 he company was invited to a ( j 0P( j Wft8 committed between five moonlight party. — fn'lianapoli- and six 0 -,. |o( . k w^ie Mr. and Mrs. Journal. \ j|,,|- 8 t wire outriding. Among the What has been expected for some | articles stolen in the jewelry line time occurred this morning about were a watch, three chains, a ring 8:30 o’clock—an accident at the [ and a diamond breastpin. It is crossing of the junction road and supposed the work was done by the Monon tracks near McLean’s two tramps who have been about springs. Mrs. Akers, living south town for several days. They were of Greencastle, was crossing the rather heavy set and
shirts. They passed
lx night'of Pythias Washington,
in August.
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STORES IN ONE RILEY’S
perior, in Manitoba, the Dakotas
, „ | , . <4. A. R. at Pittsburg. September 10-15. and west of the Rocky mountains. Ask rordHt( .„ r
Generally fair weather prevailed,
turn limit, rmitos, li-uln scrx ice, ole
Frnm
xvill
tracks in a buggy, which xvas struck
AT ALLEN’S DRUG STORE,
The largest and best selected stock of WAUU PAPERS in the city to Is- found at A Ij.HK.KT AGGEIN’S •xls all new and fresli and the patterns are of great x-anet X' I,BEK l - A I,LEV, 1’rop
wore black down the
street about half-past five o’clock and were seen by a neighbor to enter Mr. Hurst's yard, but were not seen leaving. The house was entered by a window, the fly screen having been lifted. The police are searching for the parties and may locate them today, as they have good descriptions of the men. At a later hour the police are convinced
but light local rains fell in the Northwest, Michigan, northern II linois, Few York, W. Yn., Mass, La. and Texas. ('. F. R. Waitknhans, Local Forecast Official.
E. o. MCI OUMK K. I> II. MAItTIN, 1’iiss. Trallie Mmrr. llenl l’:tss ,V Tkt Asl
CINiINNVTI. If
I l>«T
chases
A limit Cutworms. Professor McCarthy recommends ‘‘for destroying the worms the best method is to prepare loosely tied balls of fresh clover or cabbage leaves moistened with a paste of paris green or white arsenic and flour. Place these balls alsiut 20 feet apart throughout the field” before setting out your plants The worms will come to them and oat and die.
niid after May 'Js, lxtt-1, ofl'er a easli discount of (•(■lit on nil cash porexoeeding 25 cents. No
changes in prices; all go at old price. Five cents otr G ,oo purchase, J cents ofl 75 cent purchase, 2 cents off 50 cent purchase, 1 cent off 25 cent purcha'c, and
itm i‘'<mr Kxeiirsions. paying cash for my coopon hooks xx hen To Michigan points, Aug. If purchased will give yon 5 per cent off,
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fare not settled at proper time within :«> Rome f’ity, Ind. July 23 to Aug. 9 days xvill be closed or settled by note, return limit Aug. 12 $5.50. i _ „ , „ Warsaw, I ml. #!uly 27 to Aug. 8 $4.40. Dry Goods, NotlOUSy Boots Bethany Park. Ind. July 31 to Aug. 22 Und SllOQS, GrOCGFlBS, return limit Aug. 25 $1.85. Tinware and Nails. Denver, Col. Aug. 9 and 10 return tin.- |f you can’t find what you want go to
it Septemlier 15 $28.15. Riley’s.
Pittsburg, Pa., Ang. 17, 18 and
return 2i»th, $11.20.
Davenport, loxxa, Aug. 17, 18 and 19,
19. j
Compete with any one at Riley’s John Riley, South Greencastle.
'I’lie Kpworth league of Locust Street ■ctiirn, $11.40.
M. K. church xvill give an illustrated song service, conducted by Dr. W. A. Vance, for the benefit of the Kpxvorth league of Locust Street M. K. church on Friday evening. Admission, 10c.
Rochester, X. Y., Aug. 20 and 21, re-
turn 25th, $15.83.
Ashland, O., Aug. 23, 21 and. ret urn
Sept. 15, $8.20.
For particulars see F. P. Iluestis, Agt.
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IliK Four Fxcui**ioiih T«*rr«* Haul** Kurt**. The Big Four xx ill sell tickets to Terre Haute and return $1.05 Aug. 13to 18 return limit 181 h. Tuesday 14th and Thursday Pith a special train will pass Oreeucastle about II :3t) a. m. and returning xvill leave Terre Haute 7 p. m. F. P. lit kstis, Agent.
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