Daily Greencastle Banner and Times, Greencastle, Putnam County, 21 February 1895 — Page 2

T1IK BANNER "TIMES, GREENCASTLE, INDIANA, THURSDAY FEBRUARY 21 ifWU)

Now is Your Ghancc! But onco in a lifetime do you have the opportunity to save as many BIG $ $ $ as you now have at the A/f><'/«?/. These reductions are disastrous to us but a great saving for you. Choice of all $15100. $iS.oo, $20.00 and $22.00 Suits, in Sacks, Regent Frocks and Prince Alberts fo r $12.50 Choice of $15.00, $18.00, $20.00 and $25.00 Overcoats for $12.50 £12 50 Suits and Overcoats for $9 38 10 00 Suits and Overcoats for 7 50 7 50 Suits and Overcoats for 5 63 Many Overcoats and Suits for $2. $2.50, $2.75, $3 and $4. Pants at almost half price. Our 60 cent and 75 cent unlaundried shirts Q Qr - ' still going at MODEL* - Clothing - House.

COUNTY NEWS NOTES

South Groencafttle.

Alvnli Hopkins mourns the loss

OUR LOCAL MEN OF THE SURROUND- "f hi* fiiithiul companion ard caING TOWNS TALK. nine ‘"Cute'’ which died lust e\ening — I of heart failure.

ParaRrnpliti From Many Place Within Putnam’s Boumlries—The Coun-

try People’s Special Column of short Items of Neighborhood News. I KACCOOX. Nearly all the hoys around town had a job last Monday helping to unload the machinery for toe new railroad bridge to be constructed acr ss Itaeeoon creek in the near future. A pretty and quiet wedding took place at the home of W. II. Shannon last W ednesday Feb. 13, at 8 o’clock p. m. The contracting parties are Mr. Marion Owens, son of Thos. Owens, a highly respectable and well to do fanner of our neighborhood, and Mrs. Ellen Haggles of Kentucky, a niece of Mrs. I. F. Shannon. The bride is a very pretty and lovable lady who has been visiting here for some time and the ' groom is nighly esteemed, of good bab- I

WuMhington to the Front.

Washington township is getting famous. Notwithstanding that one seduction case and one paternity suit are on tile in the circuit court, a batch of cases has rained in on County < lerk Dnrnnll that is a hummer. We don’t Know that the close proximity of Washington's birthday has anything to do with it. The cases that come now arc of a sensational nature, like the ethers, and i( this thing keeps, there may be a revolution in Washington township. The last cases are six in number, are all of them for slander, each one for SfoOGO, and the aggregate amount is .t30,000. Bcera At Williams, of Spencer. file the complaints, and the plaintiff's nnd defendants live in close proximity to “Sweet Owen.” Solomon iiooe, a minister, who has "I been conducting a series of revival

DAILY BANNER, 1 IMES meetings in that section, is the

plaintiff in three cases. He charges

This space will be taken by

GEO. E. BLAKE,

INSURANCE and LOANS

Tube Churchill lias taken the contract of cutting 1000 cords of

wood.

Dr. Brazier was in Oloverdale yesterday. Sel Brazier contemplates open ing a bank which he will run on the European plan. The banks of Greencastle will observe Washington's birthday tomorrow by closing at noon for the rest of the day.

its and respected by all who know him. They have the best wishes of their many friends. Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Owen will move into Mrs. Fraley’s property shortly. Mr. and Mrs. K. Day spent a day last week with John Park and wife. Crokiuole anil jac,,-stones are the prevailing games here at the present fmie. John Van Wagner is much improved

in health.

Mr. Warbritten united with the church here last Sabbath and Mr. Sherman Williams two weeks l efore. Bro. Wood is meeting with success in his series of meetings in Ladoga.

KU88ELI.V1LLE.

J. Ernest Durham went to Green-

castle Tuesday last,

after those particular papers. Ford Scribner lias returned

Boone county.

Jas. Forgcy, Esq. was

this week.

AIl»a Katie Jtoactmrant Ulster. Penn.

Scrofula

The Worst Case the tors Ever Saw

Doc*

from !

Published every afternoon except Sunday »t the IIannkr Timks oltlee, corner Vine and

Franklin .Creels. ADVERTISING. Rearing Notices

ft eents per line. ' me line paragraphs ehnrtred as occupy Ins two lines space. -JR lines I cents per line 50 " '.i'4 iui •• :t “ •* “ •AVI “ 2', *• “ “ .ski 2 DIspNy rales made known on application. Cl.ai.ttes for display advertisements must lie handed iiahy ill o'cloek a. in. each day. Keadins advertisements will be received each day

up to 1 o’clock fl. in.

All communications should be slpmed with

the name of the writer: not necessarily for . . public 1‘lon, but as evidence of (rood faith. 1 tciItnces, Hfld StntCS

Anonymous communications can not be no-

ticed.

Where delivery is irreitular please report same promptly at pohlleation otiiee. Specimen copies mailed free on application.

RATES os subscription. 'h\r rear in advance Sir monthe Three months IMe month Per weeh bp Carrier

.*6.(10 . 2.ftn . 1.2ft ■fin JO

When delivery is made by carrier, all subscription accounts are to be paid to them as they call and receipt for same. M. .1. BEUKETl’ Publisher MAURY M. SMITH. Manaitinit Editor Address all communications to The Dairy Bannbh Times. Greencastle. I mi.

Tei.ki’Hone systems are being rapidly completed in t rnwfordsville, Brazil, Martinsville and other Indiana cities. Hurry up the <i reeneastie system, gcDllemui.

Daniel Craft, Joseph Evans and Wm. Evans with uttering slanderous language, which he claims alleges an undue intimacy between him and Mrs. Ida Reiser. Mrs, Ida Reiser also brings three suits, one against Daniel Craft, one against Joseph Evans, and one against Wm. Evans. She complains of the same slanderous ut-

that she is the

wife of John W. Reiser; that she lias always been a good character, and that the language attributed to the defendants was uttered maliciously to injure her fair name. The utterances are alleged to have come from the Evans boys and Craft, and to have inferred that Booe and Mrs. Reiser were caught

in a compromising position.

r.r.ti*rt;mn»***i»t.

Company I has been asked foi a contribution to the fund for purrhasing a library and silver service for the battleship ‘ Indiana,” and will eive a play entitled ‘•Tin Soldiers” at Blake’s opera house next Saturday evening. The play, a iiuilesque military drama in three acts, was especially written for the occasion, and is based upon the experiences of the company during ill-- labor troubles of last summer. All the proceeds go directly to the battleship fund, and ns the boys have devoted u vast amount of time and energy to the production of the play, the citizens should give them their hearty support, and buy tickets whether they expect to

ItlK Tree*. James E. M. O’Hair sold yesterday six poplar tiees to Barnahy Bros, for .$250 off his Monroe town ship farm. These are the largest trees in north Putnam and are estimated to make 40,000 feet each, which makes over $12,000 worth of timber fhal O’Hsir has sole, off his farm in the last twenty years, and still has some valuable timber left. In Happy. Mr. and Mrs. I). E. Williamson have received the following telegram from Mr. W. W. Dunnington, formerly of this city: Wustkikld, Ind., Feb. 20. Rejoice with us, son born, all doing well. W. W. Dunnington.

Hood’s Sarsaparilla Perfectly Cured

“C. I. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass.:

“Dear Sirs:—I wish to testify to the Rreat

... . , value of Hood's .Sarsaparilla. For some time I

had been troubled with serofula, which early

last winter assumed a very bad form. Sores Appeared on My Face

ami bands and gradually increased In number

gr Greeneastie until they reached to my shoulder. Tliedoctors

said it was the worst case of scrofula they et er

,, saw and also went so far as to say It was tn-

George Burk and one McMurlrv had curable. 1 tried ointments and other remedies some words in Thompson’s saloon, b^tonoavail. A friend recommended Hood’s

when George felled McMurtry with a i poker; then an affidavit was tilled be-

f u-e Esquire Forget' when Burk came Sarsaparilla, and although I was completely dis-

, , , ,, couraged, as a last chance I resolved to give it a

around and plead guilty and tta- tilled trial. Aftertakingone bottle I noticed the sores 11 „| |( | bad commenced to heal. After the sixth bottle

Sieve Burk is here from Wahasli col- They Were All Healed.

,... , in . ii j i „ f, ( X continued to toko it, however, until I had used 7 ' nine bottles, and now 1 am perfectly well."

< . it. < urry has started In-saw null

Carpet and Rug Sale! To make room for our spring purchases we place on sale our elegant stock of carpets, art squares, rugs, etc., at the following prices:

CARPETS.

Extra super all wool ingrain carpets, including Lowells, worth 70 to 75 cents go at 57 W cents Extra all wo I carpets worth IMI and 05 cents for 52'.- cents .ID and 55 cent all wool carpets will lie sold now at 42'^ cents 40 and 45 cent, carpets 30 cents

35 cent carpets for 25 cent carpets for

RIGS.

$5 (Ml Smyrna rugs for 4 OOSmyrns. rugs 3 (Kt Smyrna rugs 2 00 Smyrna rugs 1 25 Smyrna rugs 1 00 Smyrna rugs 5 00 Moquette rugs for

3 50 Moquette rugs 2 37 1 25 Moquette rugs OH 2 75 and 3 00 fur rugs 2 10

.$3 S7 2 OH . 2 13 . 1 56

08 70

3 59

27'.j cents 10 cents

ART SQUARES. Large size ingrain, fringed.

$3 63 3 87 4 08

fl 50 Art Squares for

5 00 Art Squares 0 (Hi Art Squares . . 0 0O Art Squares.

HASSOCKS

75 cent Hassocks for $1 00 Hassocks 1 25 Hassocks ....

(i 87

50 cents 70 cents 08 cents

The above prices are for cash down. Our assortment is good, handsome, new patterns, and these prices will make them go, so conic quickly. Our new Spring Dress Goods are coining in and you will find our store brim full of Bargains. The D. Langdon Go.

BOSTOM STORE.

Bargain Bugtcrs

Hood’s s P> Cures

Miss Katie Hosi nghant. Ulster, I’eiui.

again. The 22iui was well citizens.

Hood’s Pills are prompt and eflelent, yet observed by our easy in action. Sold by all druggists. 25c.

BAINHklDGK. The literary society was organized at i the school house Friday night. The election of officers was as follow-: O. j F. Lane, president; G. W. Starr, vice president; Orville Collins, secretary. ( and A. It. Allison, treasurer. The committee on program is Miss Jennie j Edgeworth, A. R. Allison and Paul McFadden. The exercises were excellent. The debate was decided in favor of the negative. The question for next | week : ‘'Resolved, that there should be ! | compulsory education.” Albert Kelley lends the negative, and William I Randel the aftirmative. There will be | other debaters also. The literary promises to he a source of benefit to all. John Black, of Charleston, Ills., is visiting ids parents. He thinks of moving here in the spring. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lee returned from Tennessee last week, where they have l>cen visiting for the past two months. Mrs. Press Hilands is visiting her father, James A. Low, at Indianapolis. Mrs. Lillie Batman has gone to Washington, D. C. Boone Roberts is back from Indiana polis. Lafe Darnall. of Greencastle, i- visiting at Dr. Cully's. Chas. Smith went to Ladoga on Sunday. Mrs. Havens went to Indianapolis la«t Week. K. I*. Hilands has gone to Madison, Ind., to visit Ids father who is quite .-ick.

Tlie Mm lire Hi it.

Can irinko it jiay by calling at the BOSTON STORE this week. 1000 yards CALICO in remnants at y.t cents per yard. 200 yards DRESS GOODS in remnants, beautiful patterns, we will offer this week at 25 per cent below cost. It will pay you to look after THESE BARGAINS at once for they will not last long. Special offerings this week in FRENCH md DOMESTIC GINGHAMS. We show the largest line of LACES, EMBROIDERIES and INSERTIONS ever seen in Greencastle.

Known Opticians.

H2(iX. Penn. Si. Indianapolis. Ind

Formerly of Chicago.

At the Commercial hotel, can be consulted free of ebarge in regard to the

adjustment of

Spectacles and Eye Glasses. To unit the gttfht. Don’t fail to eon.suIt us about your eyes. We are enable*! tn tell on on the first examination any ailment of your i'ailhm sight and give you'glasses to suit the ■ * * J ’i

spectacles a up ofal AtticU . kiesulai *.. k . of leadliur ORhthalmie institutions and more than twelve years of praetieal experience, enabb** us to correct sclentiflcally and practically the most cowphonteil ,»f defective

T. Abrams Son. West Side Square.

Todaj s Laical itlnrketH.

Short Talks on Advrrtismg. Clin-. Austin Bates says:

.... , , 1 l* urmshed the Daily Banner Times

Hie chances are that a one time ad- . .. .

dai| y 'W B.U • Allen, manager of Arthui

Jordan’s noiiitry house.]

vertisement, or a very small advertisement, will not pay. It is only eontiim-

o:is. presistent effort, and effort that i- SpVl'nirH.olimce, strong enough to make an impression, that Will be found adcqllilted profitable. Turkey Inns, old Once in a while a one lime advertise- , Tllrk 1 ■ y,*y'<'!mlrV(>111s

....ftti ...,6‘4 .. ..8V4

, ft

nieiit on a special occasion will bring old toms U j gooil results, but not one time in a him- choice f. f.glbe and over !!!. 4» died unless the advertiser lias fairly | Rgg,, fresh, subject to bandiintc ift well advertised in the community be- ; l* l| lier.frwih roll . a

fore.

If the pier of a bridge is to be built in tlie middle of a nyer, the builders commence by sinking stones for the foundation. If they dropped the first stone and quit because they could not sect it, the pier would never tie built. If they dropped a dozen stones, one

Kevival Services at College Avenue. The sermon at College Avenue church last night was by Presiding Elder D. M. Wood. He spoke on the topic of the Gift of iho Holy

Artificial Eyes Inserted.

KI 1,1.MOKE.

Mi.-- Mary Wright i- home from | Muncie, where she has been working in j

.> iriuBa ."in f.i.T/iri- i Uyou have lost an eye be sure to call on us a glass t.m tartory. We will Insert an artltlelal one which will On last Thursday and Friday nights ] look and move like the natural eye.

Elder Frank preached at the Clirislian

church revival meetings. He had full |r. Mahorney, Win Martin, John Keeney, K.-v

houses of attentive listeners.

broilers under 4

Honon ICxcumioiiH South.

On March 5. April 2 and April 30 the Motion route will sell homeseekers’ tickets to various points in Alabama. Georgia, Kentucky. Louisiana, Mississippi, North and South

on top of the other, and quit before the * arolinn, lennessce, \ irginiaund Florpier wa- big enough to -dick out the i '‘' ll rat, ‘ ,,ne f !,lv for tlie round water, they would lose their time and ; Tickets good returning twenty

defeat and strengthen the eyesight ot ihouid .i j days from date of sale. For particuandj.mny tVpTie.ve ms lathe itdaptution of | 'tones. i j ar6 ca jj ();l ,j A Michael A<;t.

But if they g>> - o, put ii: a good solid 1 foundation and build iii> from tliat. it will he strong and permanent, and

100tf

j ealiy th I vision.

I HA\\ I Oltl>s\ n.l.i: HKKKUKNCKs. Hrv. I). Hartley am! wife. Dr. I)avids<m. U. Mahorney, W in Martin. John Ketan y, It.-, (1 t* Fiiaon and wife, Mrs Lt.’ llctsicr. .1 Lynns, W i oi ks, \| Taltn rt, W Tnim-nson. I, Miller.

I here is an epidemic of catarrhal fe- M insiey, x \ Allen, Miss K Hayes, i it i’at , , • , , . . ton, U Itlley. 0 H llasliford, • Owens, (’

ver going the rounds with the children ! i.rimes, I M Kelsey and wife, M J < anlnc, in tliis rctrinn I.. ..11 I.il.lren <' H 'line. I. Horls, M Dennett. A It Hollens-

legion, many ail tin < liililit n wm ., h a,,,! , v n ( .. ( j w h i ,| 1 | I18) „ 1 -

A .1 Flliienv, idet. F. .1 Moi.i e.

i Ictnmons. ,'i 'toekdale, T A Martin. \V Consiancer, W Davis, II N Marsha!!. J \\ I Bloss, U M Hall, M s.naek, I W Moore and

of the Malta and Fillmore schools be-

ing laid up » ith it.

Ernest Welch is staving with his {grandmother U.igau again, having bad | to quit college or. account of ill health

, , , . i Hev.tViiw will fill his appointment I fr’Kiniml'Mw” A Mutms, f. Klmortx b A itliost, and gave ll most hclptlll ....Vt Siindav I Zelgler, I Vickery, Mrs I lileliardson. Jno

X uiul.iy. j Mcl aleh. J (jl»rerto-i. Dllarler. i) Wtieiard.

i. M Martin. (' W Kit/.rotii, s. Harter. F ti I,Inn. Mrs Will MirSin, I. Kastlake. I) A Iteci.

Wanted—Good girl for general bouse work. Good wages paid. Enquire of

will linn, up a nseiol and neeessiiiV i ...iirge E. Blaki. bridge. j ”

It is just so with advertising. The

Keeping everlastingly

foimdatiou—they do not serve as any thing if you do not drop in enough of thoiy but if you keep on piling one on top of the other, in tlie end you will have a pier which will sustain tlie hrii'ge of business all the rest of your

‘ ing brings success.

advertis tf

worth and wlte. G M Kolilnson, \\ K Tucker, : life, A J Fullene met. F.IMooia. M T Austin, A .

1 lie water ot .competition

wife, .1 SiilltvaP. KJ Dlllmau, S lloiree. As Hollirook, J Grimes, M S Fry. < 11 Greek. J tiovl. M '’rr. Miss N Hollirook. A Itiireh. A Sinker,.I Kile, W Holden. N .V Wallace, I. I tleiison; C Hutton. A () Hoover. A .tones. Miss

will waste

away some of the stones and they will have to be replaced, but once the uier is built, the repairs will not tie very ex- j

pensive.

exposition of the subject. The at-' tendance was small, but the ser- 1

After WastiiiB Diseases.

use them nr not.

, Gkki xcasti.k, Ind., J ut. 21, 1895.

; vices were marked by great serious- , hav ,. tllUen < s..„sHp.trilia for a

Mary Laura Daviflson, E A Scott

I) \V Mart man. I*» Meyer,

»ra I’ !l

< nnoiberltn!

} !io«s and interost. —

ri»»* VV eatlier.

The indications for this ••D.inie.. I

for tlie coming thirty-six itours are

us follows as received by H. S

Beni -k it <'o. from the otlicial

weather bureau at IndinmiDoiis: Indianapolis, Pel). 21, IS'.b'.. _ ] Fair weather, stationury temJ per«tiirc. Moons.

f*. it. ( bristic is showing some real

icinity 1 pretty shoes in women's and mis-es 1ml-

! morals. Il(>t3

Subscribe tor the Daii.v Banni::i Timms for IS'.tb and gel the news while it is fresh.

! tired and run down system and I received more benefii from it tli.in from any other medicine that i have cm-i taken. I recommend Hood’s Sarsaparilla to any one reeov. i big from lever or other wasting dise.-o'es. A DDISOX 11 MIIMK. Hood’s pills cine bilion-no-i', iudi-

ge»l ion.

Ileal Katllte Transfers. Soplia A. lioalln to Albert M. Gardner, bind

In Kiimell tp., $ , ' llf l.

Frances M. DurkiJt lo Itudv II. Burkett.

land in ttussri tp..

llailiir.l. r J Francta M. liurkett to Mary J. I rodian, land ^.Y.‘ )ri I‘ \\ hit t i Vl." \\ J Vim:n i»h« .mV ‘'e 11• l - \ in

WarB!:»:nn, Mn« I wi D/di’. I M hmu. M , r^r)c\» M. HnrkHt t.. II.h’IidI M. Ilnlcu. Ian<! I

Mlfc’lii’ll. « tH’ji Shirley, D II Marlin. II H ( ’ Ist, in Hussell tp,,

Mr- W !l.!l,",: r '\ \| Grnjl'l'h.' Mi’s ^ I: j'lalej’! It ' ' l '‘ ry J K kimt ill

M H.i»t» i > Ml s Annie Keeney, (’vV ilrowe, Ma'llHontp.,

Will lirvun*. I? M t arnnuf. \S U KelH », an*! i Morion Smith to Inaac K. Irwin land «n

wile, M M VaneiDVt*, T Aiorluht, J V, •

.M i’SnMer, A ll 1 noneis, U T Dell. W li Lyle ami wile. I \ Vannoadall. S < HaiIan), <' •< Lydit k. L g ( ouri ne>,'laa M llllatnH, E I* Was.

WiilthHl. M ThompHon. E steel, >

’l' d Atbrlahr, A Mill.*, Miss M

Lehr. .1 G lie dnrtrr, I* W i uoner, .la.-M

l a. tc. .1 no lleinley, W 1' Deck. 1.1' .

May Ayer, M i Uildwlii.

li. S. Werneke is the one your watch or clock.

Just received, a nice line of bite -ti lc fep'dr , jewelry, w inch 1 sbnll he pleii*cd to luii ut jabow. II. S. WcriH'kc. lUii-Ot

0f3ce at COMMERCIAL HOTEL

Will Remain until

FRIDAY, MARCH 1st, 1894.

” !,;*> j;"'j jiieiisi.n l|.„ *«<*).

Alonzo Sutton to Geortfc Aker, lund in

»\ iislilnifton t|i., *101)0.

Limrii J. Knnynii to Mollto t'ei kins. land In

( Hnton tp., Jt.

A mbroKc,

WHiGl is me Best sousp. mm

Is a question often asked the Pharmacist. If yon try JONES’ COUGH SYRUP, you will learn it is pleasant to take, a most satisfactory Cough Remedy and the largest 25 cent bottle of Cough Cure in the market JONES’ DRUG STOKE.

Wbcii 11 comes r.o the genuine article of news the Ba.nnkk Times has it.

A Full Line of MUNYON’S REMEDIES.

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