Daily Greencastle Banner and Times, Greencastle, Putnam County, 29 June 1895 — Page 3

THE ilA^NKil ilivir^GilEElNCA&ILg. iTrDi ’.'v A SATL'RDA\ JUNE 2 1 1 HO"

ACK & BLACK.

Lnared to supply the wants of their ever increasing track [h FURNITURE of every description and at the ven [■est prices. ndertaking and Embalming In all its details carefully and promptly attended to. 'L7-19 East Washington Street.

7e put the knife gLEAN EMERY,

all prices Wall Paper. Ve wish to reduce stock. It’s your opportunity. 9?s’ Dru<$ $torn

Why go to a (io/t*n stores for goods when you can b n y everything at Riley’s? Five ^Stores in One. A full line of dry goods, hats. caps, hoots and shoes, ipieeiisware, glassware, tinware, nails, and a complete stock of groceries. We have just added a new and complete stock of paints, oils and brushes. If you can’t find what you want elsewhere, go to Riley’s—he gives ■"» per cent discount for Cash. John Riley, 715 South Main Street.

Just Received A stylish line of aliil Slippsis several pretty colors, also HITE KID and CANVAS LIPPERS with Kid Heel, tinted Toe. Just the thing • graduating day. MS 8 IIS, dE : : SHOE : : MEN.

BOOKS Just Received at Lagon's 'Book Store: “Beside the Bonnie Brier Bush By Lan Maclaren. “Degeneration” - - - - By Ma x Nordall. “Social Evolution” - - - By Benjamin Kidd. “Bog, Myrtle and Pete” - ByS. R. Crockett. “Mr. Bonaparte” - - - By John Kendrick Bangs ‘The Idiot,” By John Kendrick Bangs

THE LOCAL FIELD

What is Going on in and About Fair Greencastle.

. LATEST CITY HAPS AND MISHAPS.

Best Grades of Vnthracite and Bituminous COAL [ents Brazil Block Coal Go's gartsherrie

COAL.

L'e, T.angdon’s Rook Store. Yards W^stEnd Walnut Street.

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Where Our People p.re Going and Where Their GueMt* are Stopping—New* of Interent Over the City—The Heat Column in th^ Paper for Otiiek heading.

OO.VT THINK

of leaving the city, even for n short time, without ordering the Daily Ranneh Times to | follow you. It costs you but 10 cents a ween as it does here at home, and the address will be changed as often as yon 4 °sirc.

/lonsom vcially prepared for Iced fa, and he finest Salmon [' or brought to Greenptle. T hen you are pre]string forasu]5per Jiese warm days, some of each. pine and see us. I WEIK AND CO.

W. S. Rawley i> in the city. I>r. 11. H. Morrismi i' iudiopn^ed. Chas. Conklin was in Brazil last even-

ing.

M. I.. Darnall went to Sullivan thimorning. Solomon Garner, of Maple Grove, iqnite sick. Everett Hurst is at liome from the T Tre Haute normal. Roy Ahrnms left at noon for a week's visit at St. Joe. Mich. Mrs. John Gregory returned to her home at Lafayette today John Gilmore went to Knightsville this morning on business. Mrs. W. A. Howe and Ruth are tit home from Battle Ground. Hills A Houck shipped four car loads of cattle to < 'hicago today. John Higdon went Indianapolis thimorning for a two weeks’ stay. Mrs. I). W. Biggs is visiting in Wini Chester, Ky., for two or three weeks. Greeneastle’g Fourth is coming on all right. Keep your enthusiasm for that jday. i Mrs. P. ().Collivcrand children went to ( rawfordsvilleat noon to spend Suii1 day. Miss Katherine Mavity, of Terre Haute, is the gue-t of Miss Jessie Moore. The ladies of Over the Teacups club will hold their tirst annual picnic at McLean’s springs Tuesday, July 2. Parlies desiring transfer facilities will

’’fs'bt up to Date In Colorings, Styles and Brices are the WALaLa PAUEURS and ROOM MOULADINGS —AT— Alien’s Dr* 113 Slope.

•lease leave their addrc» at F. G. Gilnare’s store. James Cannon is at home from Jas•‘■r. where he has been attending •ehool, A hall team made up of some of our i'V lads went to Buinbridge todav for I trame. Miss Anna Hays, of ('rawfordsville, i< visiting Mi-s Carrie Kleinbub, for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Cook and Miss kmma Jones arrived home today from Martinsville. E. L. Landes and H. M. Smith whipped the waters of Heer creek yesterday for sis bass. A. J- Brake is in the city today. He r port- work begun on his new handle factory in Roacbdale. I he telephone construction company is hustling up the wires rapidly today. They have a big force of men at work. The quarterly sacrament of the Lord's supper will he administered in the Presbyterian church tomorrow morn-

ing.

"alter Allen, Hick Baker, Smith and R’ cs.. Matson and Andy Lockridge left this morning for a week’s stay on Eel river. Mr. and Mrs. John Allen are here from Florida visiting relatives. They are with Mrs. Hr. Baker, sister of the groom. Miss YellieCarieo, of Terre Haute, who has been visiting Mrs. Lucy Lcatherman. went to Rockville today to visit. " . F. Tiestcr. of Crawfordsville, was here today on his way to Brazil, where he will lecture this evening on the “Idea of Masonry.” Among the list of graduates from the State normal school at Terre Haute are the following from Putnam county: E. Fisk Allen and J. F. Evens. Hr. T. G. Duvall and wife will leave soon for an extended trip through the east, taking in Boston, the St. Lawrence and other interesting points and routes. The Christian Endeavor society of the Presbyterian church will elect a delegate to the national convention at Boston, Miss Ida Black has been selected. J. J. Shepperd, who has been railroading in Texas for the past year, visited his father, W. S. Shepperd yesterday. Mr. Shepperd lias a position on the Vandalia. The Crawfordsville comiiiandery Knights of St. John, won the $.">00 prize I in a contest at Evansville, "’ill C. Murphy, well-known here, is president of the commandery. As a Fourth of July diversion Limedale (Greencastle Junction) is to have a lying contest, the prize to he a homeforged log chain, manufactured bv the villiage blacksmith.—Brazil Ik'inocrat. Ur. Poueher will have charge of the j regular devotional meeting of Locust 1 Street Epworih league Sunday at (HJO 1 p. m. The subject is : “The Result of the Divine Remonstrance.”—Job xlii; J1-17. Eagle lodge No. 10, K. of P. elected the following ollieers a> follows : I II ghes, C. C; E. G. Pry, V. r: Bailey Hawkins, P: Curtis Hughes, M. A; E. B. Evana, M. "'; "\ L. Denman, installing > Ulcer. John llilli- and sister. Miss Pearl, of Greeneasile, and Mr. ami Mrs. J. A. Hillis, of T< xas, who were the gue.-ts of Mr. ami Mrs. J. Hutchinson, left today for a trip through the east.—Crawfni'iiHrillr Arijut .Yti/ s. As the day approaches for the Fourth j of.inly celebration the interest in it should not be allowed to wane. To make this event a success, it requires the unLed cll'orts and patronage of everybody. The managers are working hard to give the people a day of enjoyment, and the people should endorse their ell'orts by a large at tendance. "'. B. Vestal and W. L. Denman, who are getting up the industrial and business men's parade for the Fourth of July, are meeting w ith some encouragement. The parade will form about nine o'clock and all owners of carriages, floats, display wagons and other rigs are invited by the committee to join. The Silver Leaf band will head the procession and all the bicyclists in the city are asked to join. Give the movement a boost by saying you w ill be on hands for the civic and business men’s parade on the great holiday. Greencastle for Greencastle should he the motto on next Thursday. The Crawfordsville “snow halls'’ a colored base ball club, came down on Friday, an unlucky day, and tried to play ball. They were evidently hoodooed by leaving their rabbit foot or something of the kind at home, for they ooul.in’t win, and their hoodoo was so oppressive Uiat they wouldn’t let the Greencastle team w in. the game resulting FJ to lit. The action was kept up until after seven o’clock, and enough able-bodied pcrs|flration ran riot on the grounds to make it too muddy for plowing. I lie Silver Leaf band lent its most robust strains to the general din, and there is a silent intimation afloat that there is right where the hoodoo ‘■manated. Brass bands and base ball garnet never did get along well together The Crawfordsville boys were well treated and in turn they serenaded the business part of tbe city last evening with some fairly good quartette music.

Mills Miiy Come.

An effort is being made, which promises to succeed, to secure Kev. R. Fay Mills to conduct evangelistic > service in Greencastle in October. Meetings will be held in the opera house or in a tent, the object being to reach the people of this city rather than the sudents. We un(brstand that all of the Protestant churches are behind the movement.

Propose to Have All. Crawfordsville Journal. John Potter, the Greencastle hotel clerk, who decamped with $115 belonging to Nicholson Bros., photographers of this city, has been captured. Nicholsons have recovered half the sum lost, but propose to have it all before they quit clamoring.

K«*ul KMtat« iraiiHfert. Henry S. Kenick to Louisa Kenlek, laml m Greencastle, $1. Robert Kenick to Louisa and II s. KonUk, land in Greencastle, love. Charles H. Ramsey to Herbert Hibbert, land in Russell tp„ $3 n o. M. I.. F. Myers to C. v and J. Hensley, land in Jackson tp., $35. James L. Handei to Horace Pherson, land in Monroe tp, $3:**).

South Greencastle. Alex Barnes, the painter, is here from Washington. “Shure Shots ’ meet this evening at Maloney’s park. II. H. Hill's was in Indianapolis yesterday.

In your blood is the cause of that tired, languid feeling. Hood’s Sarsaparilla makes rich, red blood and gives renewed vigor.

Mrs. Anna Banning’s special sale of milinery will continue through July until this beautiful stock of straw goods and flowers are closed out. Everyth.tig iniist go regardless of cost. Come, early ones get choice in our 25c hats. Fine work a specialty. d&w-tf

Goods at reduced prices; everything in millinery at your own price at Mrs Lilly Allen’s. 21(>tt5

Subscriptions for any magazine nr paper taken at this oflice. We will save you money tf

The Bannkk Timks—10c. a week

Today’** Isocai I>lurk«iK. [Furnished the Daily Bannkk t mks daily by Allen, ninnagcrof Arthui Jordan’s Doultry house.[ Hens T Sprlnirs, IV, to 2 lt>s is ^|irln«s, 1 to 1 v, s C >elis :j Turkey hens, ymnur' ti I urkey, yomm loins s Goeso, choice f.f. over per ll> ;i Du oka Pj Kiors, fresh subject to IuiikIiIuk s Butter, irood 7

A A/’ANI’KO -An honest, active Kcntlcman VV or tally fotravrl for osialili-lint, ii h..ble house Salary $.»>, payable $l.‘> wcck!\ mui expenses. Siluntion pcrinnncni Kolcr cnees. KnctoseHelt-uildresHcti stamiwsl, it\-el-ope. Thi' Homiiitoii eoiiipany. Ills lliimh i lluililliiu:, < hlcaao. ' SuiUlo.

The Went M r.

Tlte indications for this •icibity for the coming thirty-six hours are as follows an received by H. 8 Renick <fe Co. front the oilicial weather bureau at IndianuDoiis: Iniiian ai'oi,is, Jnne 20, 1895. Showers tonight and Sun1119 I XT I day. Moont.

EART DISEASE, itka

W

■ I many other ailments wla n they

have taken hold of the system,

never gets better of Its own accord, but ('oiiHtaiitly fir nun trornr. There are thousands who know they have a defective heart, but will not admit the fact. They don’t want their friends to worry, and />r>n'f kutnr tr/int to take for it, aa they have been told time and again that heart disease was Incurable. Such was the case of Mr. Silas Farley of Dycsville, Ohio

who writes June 19, 1894, as follows:

"I had heart dixeane for !t.‘t years, my heart hurting me almost continually. The first 15 years 1 doctored all the time, trying several physician, and remedies, until my last doctor told melt was only a

question of time as I could not be cured. 1 gradually grow worse, very weak, and completely discouraged, until I lived, propped hair up in bed, because I couldn’t lie. ilotrn nor sit up. Thinking my time had come I told my family what I wanted done when I was

gone. But on the first day of March on the recommendation of Mrs. Fannie Jones, of Anderson, Ind., 1 commenced taking Dr. Miles’ Xete Cure for the Heart and wonderful to tell, In ten days I was working at light work and on March 19 commenced framing a barn, which is heavy work, and I hav’nt lost a day since. I am 56 years old, 6 ft- 4V4 Inches and weigh 2501tis. I believe I am fully cured, and I am now only anxious that everyone shall know of your wonderful remedies.” Dycsville, Ohio. Silas Farlky. Dr. Milos Heart Cure tss-dd on a positive guarantee tliat the tirst bottle will ben' fit. All druggists sell It attl, 6 bottles for#r. or it will be sent, prepaid on rooeiot of price by the Dr. Miles Medical Oo., iaoliart, ind. Dr. Miles’ Heart Cure Restores Health

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RED HOT Line of Rattan Goods and Baby Cabs Tvisl; Received Designs New, Finish Superb, 1’rices lower than the Lowest. Hanna’s Furniture Store

Alphcus Birch Slaple am Fap Has.

S. W. Corner Public Square.

Best of coffee, best of tens, Be«t of butter, best of cheese Best of sugar, best of spices. Best of all at inoilenite prices. Alphcus Birch keep, on hiunl Family flour of finest brand. Canned goods, preserves, delicious fruit And pickles that we know will .nit; Nuts and raisins, mustard keen. Soap, starch and billing, kerosene, Tobacco for to smoke or chew And excellent cigars for you.

All kinds of fancy cakes for tea At Birch’s grocery you may see; And crackers, too, of every grade. And choice confections are displayed. Unto your interest It will be To purchase here—call in and see. This is his hobby, mark it well. None but the best of goods he’ll sell, Yud prices low as heretotnre. At Alphcus Birch’s tine grocery store. Orders left at A. Birch’s store Means goods delivered at your door.

H.S. RENICK&CO.,

Will show you a full line of

Gardei; and Fanning Tools and Iinplcinents. Buy one of their handsome and complete Gasoline Stoves For summer use. 3uilciincj Material, Ektc. East Side Square. I !. S. IlOlUck lU C<).

WLyy is it, You Ask THAT HAMILTON SELLS SO MANY GOODS? • flits is the reason: He has the best groceries and makes the lowest prices. His regular customers know this and the new ones he gains every day rapidly learn this fact. Give Him a Gall.

1’,. A. IIAMIL 1 ON, Southeast

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Manufactured under Lulled State* and Foreign Patent!, j

Knit right and left to conform to the shape of the foot, thus preventing many discom-

forts and insuring great durability. o , 1

iwear* Socks

that fit your feet? WauKeimose Fit your feet, Wear better,

and are

More comfortable.

THE UP-TO-DATE STOCKIHG.

Siitherlin, the

Hatter and Furnisher.

always on hand. BiivmM'emeiit " all I’ll fir. Port!;'.; and Loninville Cemetu.-, Piaster Par Muirair’ ‘ At the lowcM pruca. R. B. HURL.BY ibi\ ,, J■ " areroom ibl F .’■•"uiiiiary

1 otirth of July lent*'*. ,1 July lid nud 4th the Monott route \ Mdl tioki't. to all stiitimig on it. line 1 'li points on various other roads at < fare for the round trip, good return iiutil July nth. inclusive. On .lulv :d! through trait - will stop at lozaj i j. a. Miciiakl, Ag