Daily Greencastle Banner and Times, Greencastle, Putnam County, 19 July 1895 — Page 4

THE BANNER TIMES. GREENCASTLE, IN'W r *

FRIDAY JULY

1895

CURKS THE TOBACCO HABIT IN 4 TO 10 DAYS OB MONEY REFUNDED.

Uso All the Tobacco Von Want Till Your “Gravincj” is Gone. N Alteon <'rhe i- the only '('IiipiIa in the world that act* directly on the nervof and drive* the nicotine from the -a *teni in from four to ten day*. It leave* the pati' iit in better lietilth than before ttikine, and i- warranted free from any injurious ingredients. \ akcoi t-( t ict is |>oj)til:ir because it allows the patient to use all the tobacco he wants while under treatment, or until the “cravitii! ’ and “liankerinjl” are ('one. It i* then no *aerilleeto throw away tobacco forever. N At: oi i t i he i* sold at the uniform price of tf.'i.Ptl a bottle and one bottle cures. Money refunded if a cure is not atlected w hen taken aceowlinf' t > dtreetions. Prof. W. N. WAITE,

Tlirlllliitf Kxpsrtenen of a lllryrle Klder . In Florida. Bartow, Fla., July 19.—"Si” Mur- 1 (laugh and two companions were riding on their wheels, near this city, when \ Murdaugh saw a monster rattler in front of him. He drove his bicycle over | the snake, but the reptile managed to ] twine itself about the spokes of the rear wheel, and proceeded to strike Mur- | (laugh in the back with every revolu- ! tion of the wheel. Murdaugh s horrified companions | screamed to him, and the rider, shrieking “I am bitten,” tumbled off the wheel in a faint. His companions came up and found that the snake had been | striking the broad leather belt which Murdaugh wore about his body. The j snake’s last stroke had been so powerful that it could not withdraw its fangs | from the belt, and the reptile was found j thrashing its tail about Murdaugh’* j legs. The snake was killed and Mur- j (laugh revived, but he was deathly sick ( from fright for several hours. The snake was six feet in length and j had Iff rattles and the usual button. Its | fangs were nearly an inch long, and but I for the leather belt Murdaugh would j have been killed.

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THE LARGEST PIECE OF COOP TOBACCO EVER SOiD FOR |Q ([MJ

Of Amherst, Mas;.,Chewed Tobacco for -to Years and was cured by Narcoti-Cure. Amherst, Ma«*., February s . isitj. Tite Narcoti Chemical Co., tspringtield. Mass. Gentlemen ;—Replying to yours of (lie 1st. would say that I have u*ed tobacco for Hi years, and of late have consumed a l()-ceiit plug a day, beside* smoking considerably. I commenced to use tobacco when I was only 11 years old ami have never been able to give tip the habit until 1 took Nareoti-t tire, although I have tried other so-called remedies without effect. After using your remedy four day*, all ••hankering'’ for chewing disappeared, amj in four days more smoking heeame unplea-ant.f have no flirt her desire for t be weed, and experienced no bud effects, whatever. I am gaining in tlesh and feel better than I have for a long time. To all who wish to he free from the tobacco habit 1 would sav. use Xai(('i>ti-< e><K. yours truly, \V. N. U A ITK.

.strike at Colon. Colon, Colombia, July 19.—The strike of wharf and ship laborers here continues. Business is paralyzed and the steamers are idle. A detachment of soldiers is expected here from Panama to keep order. BAStBAtLIL "

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Wm runt.‘1 superior to any Bicycle built In the wo r |,i ^ p,. not be Induced to pay more money for an mt,, r ’ 1 " A having the " averly. Built and gnarantei d In tl,,- i,, ., million dollar concern, whose bond is as K ,„ H | ,ll,, >«lti 24 LB SCORCHER, S85. 22 LB L*[j £s

ANDERSON tfc HARRIS. Exclusive .

Vetera feto'iliiiins, A FRIENDS \i

If your druggist is unable to give y u full particulars about NARCOTI-CURE, send to us for Book of Particulars free, or seud $5.00 for a bottle by mail. Tie Naicoii Cienicai ce„ opiitieil [lass

GRAND I'.XCritSION

To

NIAGARA FALLS. V a RIG KM R KlM TL TUESDAY, AUGU' I’ Hth, At the following exc edingly p"iuilar rates:

r- Niagara Fall- | I Put-in-Bay

Western League.

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Milwaukee —0 1 0 .4 0 2 0 3-1^ l»i Grand KHpids.O o u 0 0 3 0 0 2—4 T . .

Batteries Stei»lu*iiH and Bolan; Betty ami ' I'Jtke Chautail!iii:i ... Moran. | 'I’oronto .

National League. Thousand Is'*lid*

Cincinnati—Dwyer and Vaughn, 2 runs. (1 . Round mp. 4 hits, 9 errors. Haiti more-Hotter and I . OurpatronsknowtheexodlenKpialClarke. 10 ruus, 13 hits, 8 errors | *’'< "r*lons via

Cleveland — Wallace and Zimmer, 12 "

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4.50 5.00 li 50 10.50

runs, la hits, 3 errors. Brooklyn—Gumbert, Stein and Urim, 4 runs, (i hits, 1 er-

ror.

Pittsburg—Hawley, Foreman and Sugden. 23 runs, 25 hits, 1 error. Philadelphia —Ctifsey, Luinpe and Clements, 0 runs, 8

hits, 4 errors.

Louisville Inks and Warner, 0 runs, 12

the •‘Rig

itir,” which i* the natural route to the tali' via Rutfalo. Elegant Wagner sleeping ear accommodations will he prov ided for all. Solid train* of parlor cars and coaches run through without

change.

For full particulars call at once on F. P. Ileusti*, agent Big Four, (ireeneas-

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teotiiiiii liinitmi.

Don't insist that the old rattle-box \ our grand fat her bought and that ha* come down to you a* an heirloom t* a* good a* the modern piano. In the day* of your grandfather there were only about a dozen piano mauufaettitets with nnlv about a dozen idea* ol piano con*i ruction. Now there are hundreds and a* many modern idea*. 1 ht brainy, keen and inventive men who make the S AT IT H Sc ISIXON PITaISO compel the prejudiced public to admit the 'Uperiofit \ of till* Musical Beauty. It i* better, iuHnitely better, than t It cold fo** i 1 y on i* gramlt at her houghl. No time lik<- the present. .Modern idea* predominate in the Wonierful Smith tk Ni\on Piano. t‘otm 1 in and *ee tlietn vvhetlatr y u wi'h to buy or not—we'll treat you courteously, p. G. New house;. Warcroom, 17 S. Indiana St.

If you wish to save lop,, the dollar uien buy V J Dry Goods. Notions, 11 ats andl Boots and Shoes. Cyroceries, Til Glassware, Queensware, ^ oodemi

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VV 1 t foa l All b«tu r • t yoar tilted wi*h % oairnf i. * *

600

The largest Stock of

hits, 3 errors. New York — Rusie and Far- L. <•. Met OltMIcK. lb B. M v iui \, rell, 10 runs, 13 tuts, 1 error. Pass 1 ratlie Mgr. (• e11 I P. \ 1. A. Chicago—Griffith and Kittridge, 2 runs, '

5 hits, 2 errors. Boston—Nichols and Gan-

zel, 1 run, 5 hits. 0 errors. F. «J0SL>1N

Vaiulalia Line I-xcnrHioiiH. T’o Hethany Park, ImL, July 2il to Aug. 21, return limit Aug. 24. one fare for round trip, account Bethany Park Assembly. To Warsaw, ImL, tickets on sale until Aug. 31, good to return 15 days from date of -ale, fare $1.40 round trip. Tickets to same point good going until Sept. 30. with a return limit Oct. 31st, will be sold at rate of $5.90.

>1 icliijraii City Fxi'iirsion. Wednesday, Jnly 24, the Motion route will run a special excursion to Michigan city. Ind. Train leaves Grcenca*tleattt:00a. m., arrives at Michigan City at noon. Fare for the round trip $2. A visit to the penitentiary and an J excursion on Lake Michigan arc a part j of the attractions on this trip. For full particulars see small hand bills. J. A. Miciiakl, Agt.

That W 12,000,000 Milt. Chicago, July 19.—Ex-Senator C. B. Farwell says that the suit brought against the John V. Farwell company by the assignee* of the Potter-Lovell company of Boston, for the recovery of j 1112,830,000 of bonds said to have been fraudulently conveyed, is a bit of abso- j lute nous 0-tc. The bonds, he said, wore conveyed a year before the Boston company failed and are as worthless as wastepaper. Mr. Farwell says he told the plaintiffs’ attorneys if they w?uld furnish an express wagon he would turn over to them the fl2,700,000 worth of I naner with uleasure.

Ilaiid'ea the Highest (.rnde Itra/.ll Block

Ani^fiS^o-sl Pitt Hburyii mid Anthracite coal, yard opposite VandalK freiirht otflec.

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Samples to pick your >pring and summer suit* from. The finest lot of woolens ever brought to the city. Spring Suits from $19 to $25. Pants from $4.50 to $6.50. E. W. WHITE, Merchant Tailor Over Jones’ Drug Store, opp. postolliee | Cleamns: ad Repairing A SPECIALTY.

When it comes to the genuine article of news the Banner Time* has it.

Ever brought to the Co Do not trust your eyes to tilers or Jewelers. O. W. BEN •Ai-lyr-o. p. «r.—41-tyr-e.o.i

f' ( , SMYTH K, M. D. No. 25 Vine St. W IT' KKR ' V •311) F. AYadiinj DRS. SMYTH F, & lit KF. Physicians and Surgeons, No. 17 \ ine St, Greenei-t

The Banner Times—10c. a

The ENTERPRISE TKt GREATEST SALE GREENCASTLE HAS VET HAD —- BEGINS MONDAY, JULY 22, 1895.

1 he Enterprise with its eyes ever open for an opportunity to benefit the people of Putnam County, has purchased a

$5,000 STOCK OF CHOICE GOODS formerly owned by Mr. Sherman of Chicago. Goods bought cheap enough to be sold for a song. When we go on a hunt for bargains we take only such goods as are really bargaings, such goods as we can sell at a price that will make them really an inducement for people to buy. In addition to this sale we will inaugurate A Genuine Clearance Sale of Summer Goods.

All our summer goods will be marked down below cost. Remember this sale begins July 22 and will last

FIFTEEN DAYS ONLY. I YYeitch for it! Wait for it! Come to it!

We have done our part; the harvest is yours. THE ENTERPRISE.

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