Daily Greencastle Banner and Times, Greencastle, Putnam County, 19 July 1895 — Page 2

THE BANNER TIMES, GREENCaSTLE, INDIANA.

MEN’S Working Pants, 300 PAIRS REDUCED m from ?i.oo and Si.50 to 75c and 50c.

_See our large show window..

/ Reduced prices in Neck Wear continues balance of this week.

F. A. HA.VS, Prop.

Mr*. I>uriiam'n Hurglar*. Muncle Times. What whk suppoBf-tl to be itn «tteuipt to rob druggist J. E. Durliatn’i residence on Jert'ergon street near Charles was made yesterday and Mrs. Durham saw enough to give her an intimation as to how the robbers work. She was upstairs when she heard a rap at her door, but thinking it was a tramp made no response. Several raps followed and finally the man came to another part of the house, but soon left. She heard two men talking, one inquiring if the other was certain that no one was at home. The lady then laid down for a rest and fell asleep. Presently she was awakened and went down stairs to investigate. She found a window screen hoisted and a man sitting near by, probably waitiug for his partner who was to enter the house and plunder it. The lady pushed down the windows and the fellow went over the fence into the alley and escaped. As he left he was careful not to exhibit his face.

GEO. E. BLAKE, Greencastle, Ind.,

quart shop is worth forty leagues. Our officers need nc league behind them. They enlorce the law and that is all any one can do.

General Insurance, I leal Estate And Loan Af^ent.

Money Loaned At a Very Low Rate of Interest Call and see him before closing elsewhere.

DAILY BANNER TIMES

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A kKOI-:nt little “lost” ad. in the Banner Tikes brought what it nd vertised for from Muneie. A daily paper is tiie thing tor quick action. Put a line or two in the daily Banner Tikes and wateh for results. They will come. Easy KiioiikIi to <iet Married. The Supreme Court of Indiana, in passing upon the question involving tne validity of marriage in the case of Teter vs. Teter, 101 Indiana, made the following decision: “The intention to assume tne relation of husband and wife, attended by pure and just motives and accompanied by an open acknowledgement of the relation, is suflieient to constitute a marriage ceremony, and we now say that no formal ceremony is necessary, and that if the motive is good, the intention to effect an immediate marriage is present and the pur pose to unite as husband and wife exists in the minds of both parties, mutual consent is all that is required.”

To Go via Goitpon, Bloomington Telephone. Capt. Louden has received his marching orders from headquarters and also liis transportation ticket for the company. The boys will meet at the armory Saturday at 1 o’clock and at 2:30 the company equipped in all its field regalia will march to the depot, where a special train will take them north via Gos port and Martinsville to Indianupo lis. The company expects to arrive at the camp ground about six o’clock.

M. J. UECKKTT Publisher HARRY M. SMITH. Managing Editor Address all communications to The Daily Hannkk Times. Greencastle. ind.

The first days of the Horr-Harvey debate are over, the novelty lias worn off, and now the reading public again turn to the base ball scores upon first opening their morning papers.

it ml IScrvoiiM Describes the condition of thousands of people at this season. They tiave no appetite, cannot sleep, and comnlain of the prostrating effect of warmer weather. This condition maybe remedied by flood’s Sarsaparilla, which creates an appetite and tones up all the organs. It gives good health by making the blood pure. Hood’s fills are the best after-dinner pills, assist digestion cure headache.

There is a wonderful amount of truth crowded into the following from the /Ve.v.s and Printer: The effort of any ne wspaper to build up a to vn is practically nidified unless it is hacked up by the business men. A stranger turns from the iiewscobmins of a paper to the advertising pages, and it hr fails to find there the business card of the merchants and professional firms, lie comes to the conclusion that the publisher is not appreciated, in which sai-e it is a good place for him to keep clear of. No town ever grew without the active assistance of its newspaper. Nor can papers grow ami build up their localities without the assistance of the town. Business men should realize ibis and rememoer in giving support to Hie newspaper they are not only building up their own business but helping to Mippnrt that which is steadily working for the benefit of the whole community. One of the flattest failures so far as actual work is concerned these warm days is that of the “Good Citizens League” over the state. About the only thing heard of these clubs is their organization. Greencastle has done well in not getting up such a fifth wheel hereabouts. One little deal such as our officers made at that south end

GALVESTON WANTS IT. Corbott-Fit/.'hninoti* Fiebt May Not Ho Fill led Oft Ht OhIIa*. Dallas, July 19.—Galveston washes the Corbett-Fitzsimmons glove contest. The capitalists and bnsiness men of that city have appointed a committee to come to Dallas and make a proposition to President Stuart of the Florida Athletic club. President Stuart said yesterday that Galveston’s proposition was a liberal one, including ground and building free, aud tiiat he would go there tomorrow to see about it. He says there is strong objection to the fight at Dallas, threats having been made to stop the construction of the amphitheater by injunction as soon as it is begun. The contracts for the fight, Stuart says, read “Texas,” and not “Dallas,” so there •will be uo complication in a change of location.

Missing' PackagA of Money. Omaha, July 19.—William H. Quick, general superintendent of the western division of the United States Express company, is here trying to locate the package containing $ti,000 missing from the United States express office in this city. He is not certain that the money had ever reached the Omaha office, hut four Omaha employes are on the carpet. Killed In a Svv.i r. Newark, N. J., July 19.—Two men were killed, two fatally injured and three seriously injured by the caving ir. of a sewer trench in Harrison, Hudson county, yesterday afternoon.

Shirk Hmtrd From. Koftkvillr Republican. Last Wednesday evening an individual who afterward announced himself as John Shirk went to Spencer’s livery’ stable and put up his horse and buggy. He spent Thursday and Friday at the races and about town imbibing eonsideiable “oh be-joyful” in the meantime. At length he disappeared and the Spencers supposed they had a stolen outfit on their hands. Monday afternoon, however, Mr. Cooper, liveryman, of Greenestle, appeared on the scene, with a letter from Shirk, mailed at Indianapolis, telling him where he could find his horse and buggy. He was out the hire for the rig. his expenses over here and the charges for keeping horse several days. Mr. Shirk seems to have shirked bis whole duty in the premises. Th* Cloverrial* Hank ('allapn*. At the meeting of the creditors of the Cloverdale hank yesterday W. E. Horn, postmaster of the town, was chosen as assignee of the bank in the place of H. C. Foster, who refused to quality for the place. Mr. Horn was in the city today and qualified as assignee. He stated that the bank bad over one thous and dollars in cash in its safe. At the meeting of the depositors yesterday in the opera house D. Mnllnix again presided. A committee was appointed to ascertain from Mr. Cooper the amount of liabilities, both individedand bank. The committee reported that his liabilities would be about $8,000, Ihe assetts amounted to about $4,500, and other notes amounting to $3,500 which the appraisers listed as not good. Mr. Cooper agreed to make these notes good which if done will make the assets about the same as the liabilities. The Cloverdale people have var ions opinions. Some of them figure the bank will pay about 33^ cents on the dollar if the $3,600 notes are not secured, but if they are made good the bank will pay out about 75 per cent. There is a proposition on fool, to make a final settlement out of court saving court costs. By others it is said that Mr. Cooper’s course the best that can be done in the mutter. There will be another meeting in two weeks. Monon Excursion. Special excursion to Michigan City Wednesday morning, July 24. Very low rate. Bainbridge fair July 29 to Aug. *2, one and one third fare. Special trains will be run between Crawfordsville and Cloverdale Aug. 1 and 2 at half fare rate. Battle Ground camp meeting Aug. 1 to 12, one and one third fare. New Albany, Ind., Aug. C and 7, Bed Men’s powwow, half fare. Denver, Col., Aug. 11 and 12, half fare. J. A. Michael. Agt.

Ilia Four Excurs ons. To Warsaw,going until Aug. .30, returning fifteen days from date of sale, I4.05. Bethany Park, July 23 to Aug, 2, return limit Aug. 24th, $1.85. Koine City, Ind., July 29th to Aug 14. return limit Aug. 17. $5.50. Lima, O., Aug. 5 and 6, return limit Aug. 10, $5.40. To Boston. Aug. 19 to 25, extreme return limit Sep. 12, half fare. Columbus. O.. Aug. 20 to 22, return limit Aug. 2f5, $0.50. To Warsaw, Ind., account Winona assembly, July 5 to Aug. 31, good returning 15 days after date of sale, $4.05. F. P. llUKBTIS. Agt.

FRIDAY JULY

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THE HEARNE CASE.

No 'lore l><.|iosltiouH to lx- Taken nt Hnnnilml. t.iaiKl Jury Action. ^ Special Dispatch to t he Chronicle. W Hannibal. Mo., July is.—There are f no new developments in the Stillwell w murder m-e. K. H. Stillwell went to w Chicago fast night, and George A. Ma- J ban. i-i.un-el for Editor De Young, goes J to Chicago tonight to hold a conference with the ('hieago parties at the Auditorium at 9 o’clock Friday morning. Dr. Hearne and wife and Judge Hendriek will go to Chicago Friday and the deposition of Mrs. John Hayward will lie taken Saturday, it is hardly probable that any more depositions will lie taken in Hannibal, although Judge Hendrick says they will resume taking

depositions here next Monday.

The statement published in some of the newspapers that lie Young is assisting the Marion county grand jury in finding an indictment against Dr. Hearne and his wife, for the murder of Amos J. Stillwell, is absolutely w ithout any foundation whatever. The suit that is now being tried is a civil suit for libel, and the grand jury has nothing to do with it. , It is generaly believed, however tiiat the grand jury will take advantage of the depositions and will return an

indictment on August 27.

Prosecuting Attorney li .Clay Heather informed The Chronice correspondent today that he did not know what the grand jury would do, but he knew they had been investigating the murder. When asked if he would file a complaint against Dr. Hearne and wife charging them witli murder, he replied that he would not, that the mnt’.er was now before the grand jury and he did not propose to take it out of their

hands.

There are many persons in Hannibal who do not think Dr. Hearne will return to Hannibal from Chicago, to s<cure more depositions, although he is very determined and seems anxious to have the ease thoroghly investigated in this city.

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J True to Nature.

You can see the strawberry a- it blushes among i u < gre n—You can almost see tin- hoy who picked the ..r* Our Fruit Pulp- are made in New York mi purp,,.,, 1 '.

— use we put themjto and are true to life ami nature- " r “

2 You can’t mi— it when you order an Ice—5,..

a The Little Dpu<$ ^ we close at 8

\ 306 S. COLLEGE AVENUE.

Special Sale. HOSIERY and UNDERWEAR.! We offer this week onr elegant assortment of ij

Misses’, and Children’s black, white and tan Hosieryl our line of Summer Lnderwear, at the following cut

2 7cti

38

Underwear, at the

FOR CASH: loct. Hose for - - Sets.; 35ct. Hose for i 5 ct. ” " - 1 acts. | soct. ” ” - 2 5 ct. ” ” - iqcts. 17 5 ct. ” ” .

$1.00 Silk Hose for 7Qcts.

Ladies’ Jersey Ribbed Vests, worth Sets, for - . . loots, for - . . ” ’ ” 1 sets, for - . . 2 5 cts. for - . .

Socts. for

And all other goods remarkably low for CASH. An early eall will insure you bargains.

The D. LangdonG] Dry Goods and Garpets,

The Suiimier School. P. H. Berry has returned from

Ohio.

Joe Phipps is again casting his pleasant smiles on the summer stu-

dent.

It is reported that Prof. Steph enson will have no final examination in his department at the close of the term. Here's to the Prof. Dr. Baker will spend the latter part of the week visiting friends in the country, recuperating from his attack of bicycle fever. Miss Myrtle Switzer, of Brazil, | is visiting friends. Osborne Pinnell. of Hume, lil., is here visiting friends. He will go with Co. I to the encampment at Indianapolis. Profs. Stephenson and Priest held an extemporoneous debate on the silver question on the campus this morning. The honors were about even.

Wlitj is it tlicit

The Big Bonanza Gntches All tlio 'Trado? Because it is the cheapest place in town t^ buy goodJ

3 cans corn 25c 3 “ peaches 25c 3 “ tomato* 25c 3 “ apples 25c 3 boxes Rolled oats 25c 1 pound good tea 15c 2 “ good coffee 25c Suspenders 5o Salt One dollar per barrel

Good broom .... g| 1 box sardines 1 doz best thread Fresh country lard .... ;0| City lard i* Bacon Hams only 1^ Shoulders Dinner Bucket

1 GAL. GASOLINE, - 15C. 1 GAL. COAL OIL, - - 10CJ A FULL LINE OF TINWARE AND NOTIONS AT PRICES THAT WILL SUIT YOuJ

Come and See us. M. & A Murpliy ^ Opposite First Ward School Hou ^U4Mt4t&tB44iMM4444444444444444M44444444444M4444444l44HUB

A Llttl* Levity.

The Bloomington World commenting on the aitiele in this paper that the Bloomington company would pass through North Green-

castle, says:

Off again neighbor, way off. The j special train that carries Co. II goes via Go-port over I he I. A V. Tile denizens in the north part of your town will not have the chance to present a hill of live dollars for three sandwiches, warranted to ditch a train should the wheels come in contact with one. Not this trip. Ntxey, the hoys are up to snuff. You can’t catch a bird twice by placing -alt on his tail. You will have to -pring some other sensation to wake up the inhabitants of your sleepy town. Subscriptions for any magazine or paper taken at this office. We will save you money tf

The heayy rH > n at this afternoon was a itor.

two o’clock welcome vis-

Weak and Run Down After the grip or other seriouH illness, you find Hood’s Sarsaparilla exactly the med icine to

build up and give strength. “ I feel thankful to Hood’s Sarsaparilla for benefit derived from it. I had the grip and failed to regain health. I did not have any appetite, and in fact was a mere shadow of myself. I at last

took Hood’s Sarsaparilla, and soon began to improve; could soon eat without distress. Four bottles of Hood’s Sarsaparilla

WHY

Go Away? " by go to Martinsville, French Lick, or any other watering place when Greencastle Inis at tier doors some of the best mineral water to he found in the state. The Spring on the Mahan Grin, south of the Vandalia railway, contains iron and sulphur. It’s medical properties have been accurately tested and found to be the equal of any

spring.

Fox Ridge, June 12. To Whom ( oneerned : I have used mineral water at Nobhs- \ ille, Martinsville and Greencastle, and while I think them all good I would recommend Greencastle water as the best. J. C. H are. The following is a list of those who have been benefitted by the Mahan mineral water: Mrs. G. E. Blake, Mrs A. T. Kelley and son, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Hopkins. I have made arrangements to peddle the water around the city, making delivery by wagon each morning. Water will he delivered free of charge ! to any one who cannot afford to buy it. Customers supplied at 5 cents a gallon, delivered. Call on or address bv postal card JOHN RILEY, South Greencastle. tf

It pays the merchant and business man to talk liberally to the public through the columns of ■Tine Banner Times.

Today's Local Markets.

[Furnished the Daily Banner T’mks

.nd . box of Hood’s Pill, took away all daily by R.W. Allen, manager of Arthni signs of the grip.” George Marlkt. ] 0r,,an ’ 8 DO'dtry house '

Hens.

Springs, over ‘Jibs!."!!."’. I# Springs, under * lbs 3" Cocks

Green Osk, Michigan.

Hood’s Sarsaparilla

Is the only true blood purifier promt. Turtg.fejmSS ^ nently in the public eye. »1; six forts. gee^ “holooLf. over per jb.'.!!;:::!! "^ 'a Hood’s Piiis gS^^'ointadung:.-’::-:;::^

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They are Nice Things to I the llmise. Now is the time yon 11 fords, slippers and low-cut-bd will have more use for then) f«| on until cold weather iluin '1^ had so far this year. I Iwvei full stock of them on hand a more coming in soon. I >on’t forget about our It is not putting it very that thex will e;j\. iMe tb( of others for which you pay have just reeei.’ed another lot 1 nice K..s-iu calf shoes for with I’icadilly toes I inean ik have ptcadilly toe- . Aiiv«otl real nice andl bought tliei» l “’l| vdaattee in prices. Come in I me whenyoii want anythinif in< line. You run no ri-k "f I ’ -1 and can rely on getting a Respectfully, 1\ If. CHRli

jhhes r. ffi INSURANCE AGEj PENSION : ATTOR

AND NOTARY PUBLIJ Pension Vouchers. Deedgages, Correctly and expedite icuted. Office in Central Bank Btiildi n i Greencastle, Ind

JULY is the time to buy coal< FOR CASH Stova sizes Best AhthnK , ' ll | Furnaces ” ” , -i Best Brazil Block Coal, | per bushel. Kindlings, 15 bundlesPlace your order DANIEL KELI