Daily Greencastle Banner and Times, Greencastle, Putnam County, 5 June 1895 — Page 3
1I!K JSANXKR TIMES, OREENCASTLE. INDIANA WEDNESDAY JENF. A
■BLACK & BLACK.
tii- h id tuaile some of the preliminary
Afrarixements.
Markslmry was ^r.inte.l a
lD|ii<>r lii-eiise by Uh 1 county ciimmis-
B I sioner*. Hepared to supply the wants of their ever increasing trade 'i' ■th FURNITURE of every description and at the very u
jA-est prices. •
ii(lortakinj4* ami Embalming In all its details carefully and promptly attended to. *17-19 East Washington Street.
Iva l.inebarjjer Inis ^one to her I me in Parke eoiinty to 'pend the
siimnifr.
Or. P. II. I.aiutuers attemled a meetin^ nf the llin I'lnir sin e,.,,!!' at India-| napolis today.
Ida. New Ynrk eitv. for one year: Or. < 'outinoii' e.ic- tu raeiise. New York : Or. Karsten and Prof. Miller are also jroinjr a wav hut have not vet ileeided
upoii the plaee.
tint Her Thirty Hollar'. Readers of the Hannek I'imes will re me in her lli>t Mrs. Mary Day, residin'* at Collesje avenue and Franklin street, on May 21 plaoed
The old Oarnall iron work' at Man- !t pneket-bnok eontaining .fdO on n oie are attain in operation, and l.*>0 men stove, and aeeidentHllv burned the are wording there now. same up by building a lire in the
A ilemoer.itie eontraetor i' doing a s t ()V e The
demoeratie job of hand-painting on the \
eonrt house. More revoi.
\
^ [iaue Best
KLEAH SROKERY.
A- my expense' are not as great a' others in my line nf husiness. I propose to eompete \\ ith all inerehants on priees taking into eonsiderntinn the ijuality
of goods. A full line of
Wall paper and paints, they are within the reach of all. We have MADE the within the reach of all by selling at a minmum price.
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My 'look of Oxford anil Tan Shoes is larger than evi r before. We give a dUeoniil of 5 per eent o’l all cash pnrehases: I eent for '-’"i eel i pnreliases, *J rent' on on eent'. II rent.' on “*» i*ent'
and o rents on the dollar. Jolin Hlieu» 715 South Main Si reel.
I it will he utlenllnell to week for the
Yu'hat's the
lotos’ Dr(j<5 5^ ori ? Matter*
600
Imples to pick your spring and 'iimr mer suits from. The finest lot of woolens ever brought
to the city.
bring Suits from
$19 to $25. Knits from
$4.50 to $6.50.
ft. W. WHITE.
Merchant Tailor.
er Jones’ Drug Store, opp. postofilee
Cleaning anJ Refairing
A SPKt 1ALTY.
With this? I Vs A. 11 Iti&it
Whtit’s dll
OUTING MATERIAL PRICK
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See il Buv it
, The fives The Health
l The pocket book
Hi Laifion’s Book Store
THE LOCAL FIELD
Just Received A stylish line of
several pretty colors, also HITE KID and CANVAS .1 ITERS with Kid Heel, Pointed Toe. Just the thing ftr graduating day.
mWm ftm.
MS & ITS.
SHOE
MEN.
WHY?
What is Going on in and About Fair Greencastle. LATEST CITY HAPS AND MISHAPS. Where Our People e re (voing and Where Their <»ueKt« are Stopping Npwh of Interenl Over the City—The Hent f’ohinin in tl»^ Paper for Ouick Readiii};. DON'T THINK of h'av’itiK the city, I'vi n fur a short time, williout nrdertnir the Dally Hannkii Tim i s to folli.w you. Il costs you Dut in eenlsa wei'K as it does here m home, and the address will he ehauyed us often us yon ^slre. \\ . (;. Xeirivasin Terre Haute today. 1). !.. Southard returned home at
noon.
Harry K. 1’aris is at home from
(ieorge Hathaway and t'has. Biven
Wi re among th* - Big Four pa'sengers to
Iixliaiiapoli' thi' morning. Mr. and Mr'. I. J. Smiley and 5lrs.
N. (i. Smith are 'pending the day in
the country with t lay McKee. .1. M. Hurley reports the sale of I’rof.
H. A. Mill'' property on Seminary 'treet to Mr'. Krmina Merlin for if.'I.OOU.
I'lie social tonight of the Central
Mi'-ion will be at their hall, the linker and Browning opera house. Public
invited, 7
In x iexx of tile late ram* j necersary for the city sprinkle the street' next
alumni drive.
Lightning lad evening struck the residence oi Dan Henry, north of this city, ncai the water works pumping station. X*i one seriously hurt Mrs. Haeliel Barnahy, Miss Marie Baruahy and Mrs. Strang have gone to Xe\\ York city. Mrs. Barnahy and 'laughter xxill xi'it Mrs. Strang. •lolin Murphy and ‘‘Splinter” Myers were limit i ng all day yesterday and got | one scpiirrel. I'hey are now looking for : the villain » lio stole that sipiirrel. Taswell Dodd, <d' divorce case notoriety in the circuit court of this county, has been granted a re-issue of pc sion. lie ri 'idc'at Carpentci'Villc. Putnam county.— Mnrliniii ilh Ltaih r. Mrs. Anna Southard and daughter, Miss l.jiijan Southard., have issued invitation' for tidtnh.c parties on Friday and Saturday afternoons. On Sunday Mrs. Southard xvill goto St. Louis for
a visit.
A fellow by the name of Truesdale was arrested by Marshal Starr a daj or t.xo age for stealing tools from I’. Foxworthy. The fellow will today be bound over to circuit court, lie lives in tile south end. Win. A. Hillis came up from Washington township this morning on his way to Chicago where he xxill participate in tlic Illinois state shooting tournament. Montana Bill D a line shot, the I lest t hi- side of the Koekies, and xx ill doubtless take some prizes. Frank ( amioii has trailed his property at I OS north Indiana street to Mrs. Ella Peyton for the latter's property HIM soiitli College Avenue. The transfer will he made in a fexvdays. Mr.
money was gathered
tip and sent to Washington to the treasury department ivit.h a detailed aeeount of the circumstance, together xxith an affidavit and a let t*T or two vom iting for the integrity of the sender. Nothing was heard of the matter until this i morning, when the Central Nation a! bank received a draft from the government treasurer for the lull
amount,
The bills were burned to an tin recognizable mass and no one but an expert could have even detected the presence of money in the ruins of the book. The goxeinment has a wonderful system on such mat tors, however, and xvitlim two week's time they returned the money to Mrs Day. The money was a great lost to Mrs. Day as it represented all her savings and its return tilled her with an equal amount of grati tilde and pleasure. If a person burns money accidenfalB the above shows that it is best h d to throxv away the ashes. It can nearly al
ways be identified.
This shows that Uncle Sam is
strictly honest.
To purify, vital)/)' and enrich the blood, and give nerve, bodily ami di gesiive strength, take 11ooil's Sarsapa-
rilla.
I\. I ?. IwOolvino For a bargain in FURNITURE? It you are, we are the people to get acquainted with. Hanna's Furniture Store lnklaking in all its tranches Promptly attended to. Alpheus Birch
Siapie anil Faaci moceiies. r
. \Y. Corner itsi.ic Square.
Be-t of cofive, best of teas. Bc'l id hill ler. hc't of dirC'C Best of 'iigar. best of spices, Bc-t of all il moderate price-. \ Iphi'iis Birch keeps mi hand Family llour of finest brand. Canned good-, preserves, delicious fruit A ml pickle- I ha! xx c knoxx xx i 11 >uii ; Nin- ami raisin', mu-tard kcci>. Soap, starch and hilling, kero'cne. Tobacco for to smoke or ciicxx And excellent rigai- for you.
All kinds nf fancy cakes for D a At Birch's grocery von may see; And crackers, too, of cvcrx grade, \nd choice confection- arc displayed. Cnto your interest ir xxill he To purchase here—call in and see. This j.. his hobby, mark it well. None lull the best of good' he'll sell; Ami priees low as lieretotoro. At Alpheus Birch's fine groccrv store. Orders left at A. Birch’- -tore Means good' deliviTed at your door.
I.i-tti'r I,ini • The following letters remain in the Greencastle postofilee uncalled for •I line 5. IS! 15 : Ead Col, Elvur Garner, Harris Hallowit/.. G. W. Weiklers, Mamie Frazier, Maggie E. Crowe, Susie Dorey, Mrs. Mary Pruitt. 'V. A. Bodle, Wm. W. Baker, Isaac W. Pease, Elix Breckenrich. I ii calling for same please say ‘‘advertised.” Wh.i.I- X in-. P. M.
If you can't find what you want in green goods elsewhere, go to Riley’s. He has a good supply id' all. I!)2t<i Edward Port it to Emma E. I'ortir, land in Franklin township, #180. David Calhoun to Andrew .1. Mill, land in < n eencast It 4 Henry Hums, et al to F. .1 ( roaby et al, land in Kuaelidale and Franklin tps, .lames Y. Miller to Joseph ('line et al, land in Franklin tp„ $1K»| Lama M. Hrewer to Jainea II. ( . Nelson,
luy old over-flavored, taste-fly-specked cakes that ive lain and dried on some)dy’s shelves for weeks, when ^can furnish you pure wholeme goods made by us from ^eet butter, fresh eggs and jean flour and sugar. 1 here are no fly-specks on or our cakes either.
M iincie.
Eli Pruitt xvent to tug on business.
II. II. 11 i 11 i s was in
day on business.
P. Sullivan i- moving
from Terre Haute.
'•i-tino-xi i'arn-r to Denniel I, Parish. IiuhI
In ) lox enliile lp., St.iO.
Bi'frigci iloi>, ice eieiDii fri'e/ei's and giisoline 'love- at < ooper Bio- Harilxvnre store. if
l ilt- XX l-.'U II. .-
The intticuliiins f<ir thia 'ieii.u,;
for the t'oming thirty-six limit s are as follows ac receixcd by II. S Re nick A- <o. from the ollicinl
xventhcr biireuu at IndiaritiDolis: Indian Arm.ts. .Inner), In'.).'). Fair xveather, stationery tern
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Brazil this iidmti-
Chieago vester-
to this city
pei'Bture.
Mi.-s lone Paxton i- spending the
day in Indianapolis.
John P. Hillis xxill leave tomorrow
for Pi ne Bush. N. 5 .
Mrs. A. K. Priest leaves today for a
visit in Martin, Tenn.
Col. C. C. Matson and T. C. Croom*
are in Indianapolis today.
G. W. Black shipped fortv-txvo ln‘ad of horses to Indianapolis tlii- xveek. Horn, to Wm. Hammond and wife, of Marlon township, June 5, a daughter. Silas Boner, of Rouehdale, made a business trip to Greencastle yesterday. Rev. Horace Ogden and family, of
( bullion pax - IJiino for his new property, laml in Franklin ip. Sl"n
giving his Indiana street property in
part pnyment.
Ed Alnams, agent of the American Expre-sl ompiniy. i- in < inciiiuati on Ini'iness. There is some prohah lity of Mr. Ahrams getting a promotion in the express business xxbieli xvill taKe bim axxuy from Greencastle. There are a] number of loeal expressmen «ho xxill In applieanls for the position if il i- va-
1‘ated.
The “Over Hie Teaetips” club nqiort | a most deligblfiil time al flu: residence] of Mrs. Alex Lockridgc yesti-rdax al their regular monthly meeting. The siibjeels discussed '.XT'ri* short st -l ies m I //‘it'/H r'ti a ltd I he I’liilu nj May numhers. I he next mel ting xvill be held in Bliiek’- [ woods near the xvest bridge and gentle- 1 men xvill be invited. On Saturday Mrs. Dollie.L ILirttmin. of Bussell townsli'p, came to the city, and through her att rueys, Smiley A Carpenter, filed suit for divorce from Wm. Hartman. On Monday the parties canie to the city and withdrew the suit, and returned to their home reiolving to live togi'ther. In tin' final adjustmeiit Mr. ILirtmau ileeded to hixvife fifty-three acres of land in Franklin township. Young in n should follow the examph* of young lady hieyclisfs and sit erect on their wheels. The bicycle now has been used long enough to ascertain that the ‘humped-tip position” is a positive
H.S. REIMICK&.CO., \\ ill show you u full line of Gardoi] iukI F;mi)ii)o‘ DU 1) IS Tools a,i)(l Inipleiijents.
Huy one of their handsome and complete
Gasoline Stoves
For summer use.
Mu i Id in (j M £i tor ini. Kite'.
East Side Square.
H.S. Rcniuk \ Co.
Cox.
Mr*. J. I'. Hell, OHMiiicatomie, Kan. wife of the editor of The Graphic, the leading local paper of Miami county, writes “M trail truubled with heart dimeane for six years, severe palpitations, short-
injury to those who persist in si ling on
Terre Iliiute, are visiting relatives here. * ihpjr wheels in that xxav. It makes
Fd \brains arrived liome today from tliem bump-backed .vhen oil'the xx beid. I ness of breath, together with such ex-
cin.-imiuii, tin I..- "«■ :
iness.
\\ r l\y iss it, Vou THAT HAMILTON SELLS SO MA.NY GOODS? This is the reason: He has the best groceries and makes the lowest prices. I lis regular customers know this and the new ones he gains every da)’ rapidly learn this fact. Gives Him a Oall. I']. .1. 11 AM I L i 1 Southc;ist corner sijuare , S U 1 H E R G B N ’ S Is the place.to buy your Summer Underware, Negligee Shirts and Straw Hats. AVALON width in. 6 hast Washington Street.
Mrs. John Abrams and son left this afternoon for Cincinnati to visit relatives. Mack Ricketts is at home from Flora, III., reporting • delightful trip. He didn’t bring the bride, but -lated that
liulit
ip to Date In Colorings, Styles and Prices are the WALaLa PAPE1KS and ROOM MOULaOINGS
consulted the beat medical talent.
I'lie hump should be Then mtid there wan no help for me, a- vigorously as riding that I had organic disease of the heart for
-AT—
Allen's Dru$ Store,
healthy person abolished just on sidewalks.
There is to be quite a lot of change- | in the state univer-ity faculty thisyear. I The Bloomington JV/epfloM)'makes a list as follows: Prof. Mottles goes to Germany for two years; Prof. Davisson | goes to Clark probably for one year; Prof. Howard gnJL to .Stanford probably for one year; Prof. Sembower goes to Cornell for one year; Prof. Raxvles goes to Cornell for one year; Prof, i Stempfel goe- to Germany for one year; J Prof xlorri'goes to Paris for one year; | Prof. II "Xve goes to Germany for one | year; Prof. Eindley goes to Clark for | two years; . rof. Rogers goes to Coin m-I
which there was no remedy. I had read your advertisement In The Graphic and aycarago, as a last resort, -led one hot tie of Hr. mien’ \ew Cure, /o ’ the Heart, which convinced mo that there was true merit In It. I took three bottles each of the Heart Cure and Restorative Nervine and It einnpletelu cured me. I nlcep well at night, my heart beats regularly and I have no more smothering spells. I wish to say to ail who are suffering as I did; there’s relief untold for them If they will only give your remedies just one trial." Dr. Milos Heart-Cure Is sold on a positive guarantee that the first bottle will benefit. All druggists sell It at tl, 6 bottles for *5,or It will be sent, prepaid, on receipt of price by the Dr. Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, lud. Dr. Miles’ Heart Cure
Restores Healtii
EUREKA HOSE BEST MADE WE HAVE IT. Hydrants, Bath Tubs, Iron Pumps. Piping, Plumbing and Gas Filling. Greencastle huiniry ani Machine Co.
ALWAYS ON HAND. Fly before the dies tlv. (<> Cooper Bros. Hardware store and get your Roval Cement Mall PlaHer. Portland , , ■ , and Louisville Ceme us. Custer Pari.;. | • cr,!en ,loor * li,,d " im,,nv '‘ “ I'sirao 1 At the lowest prices. Refrigerators, ice cream freezers and Ft , * x“l tj R L Er Y gasoline stoves at Cooper Bros. Ilard1 Box 77J. Wareroom fill E Seminary st i ware store. tf
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