Daily Greencastle Banner and Times, Greencastle, Putnam County, 16 August 1895 — Page 3

pi KOI) Loom FOR Bmps? If so, SEE BLACK and BLACK. Before buying your FURNITURE. iPROMPT ATTENTION GIVEN TO UNDERTAKING.

We still have A LARGE STOCK

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in Black and Tan.

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mm aim nackweij. Best Grades of Anthracite and Bituminous COAL Agents Brazil Block Coal Co’s GARTSHERRIE

COAL.

0(lk - e, Langtlon’s Book Store. Yards West End Walnut Street.

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mm gROKERY,

" hy go to a dozen stores for goods ! when you can buy everything at

Hi ley’s?

F ive Stores in One. | A full line of dry goods, hats. eaps. hoots and shoes, queeu^ware. glassware, tinware, nails, and a complete stock of | groceries. B e have just added a new I and complete stock of paints, oils and brushes. If you can’t tlnd wliat you ' want el«t‘where, go to Riley'.'—he gives •> per cent discount for (’ash. John 71*> South Main Street.

T icy will begin their return voyage u

about a week.

James Owens returned to Chicago

this afternoon.

Mrs. Joseph Bahr is visiting relatives

at Crawfordsville.

" alter MeGaughey returned to h s home at Russellville at noon. Prof. John Carpenter, of Moscow, is visiting friends in this city.

a nount must be brought. Brize* to the amount of $75 will be given. T! e entries will close at !> a. m.. on August ■Jil. Unhurt Jordan is manager and he will furnish premium lists upon application. We never had a better year for an exhibition of the kind. •Book- are open at the Model and at W. H. Burk's for the registration of all! parties who desire to attend the G. A.

R. encampment at Louisville next

• li>. 1>. 1. I>.trnaJ arrived home at t ||| () n|| la Leave your name. T.te rail-

road rate will he round trip. Sam Bourne's son> claim the belt for tine fruit raisers in the watermelon line. They brought in one this morning that weighed llfty pounds selling it for a cent a pound. Their patch is on

the Crow laud.

n >on from French Lick springs. Mr. Rankin, of the Chicago i'oics w as in this city yesterday on business. John i’etersein and children went to Anderson this morning for a few diys

ri-it.

I.. G. Hughes and family, of Terre H mte, are vi.-iting G. W. Hughes and

Mrs. Mattie Gaston, who has been visiting her sister Mrs. K. Tucker, re-

to-

family.

Mrs. Je-sie Happ and son, of I'axton, turned to her home at Worthington

Hi., are visiting her mother, Mrs.Nellie day.

( owgill. 'p| lt > Del’auw quartet left las' night The three year old son of J. M. for I’iaz/a Blutl. 111. They have sev-

Ruark, of Oakalla. died last night of inflammation of the brain. H. If. Mathias, whose illness was mentioned in the.-e columns yesterday, continues seriously sick. Lust evening his condition was alarming but he was

eral engagements in the west. Mrs. Hiram Allen and children arrived home this afternoon after a few weeks v isit at Delphi. Mrs. Mary Mutiii, of Chicago, is visiting her mother Mr.-. J. C Ridpath.

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TAKE IT EASY

In one of those large, comfortable rockers you can find at HANNA’S Furniture Store

U nciortnking,

IvcTSAt Hide Hcjciai'e.

Alpheus Birch Siapis w Fapfj Has.

S. W. Corner Puri ic Square.

Are You Looking for Bargains? SEE Jaincts IVl. Hurley, Real Estate, Insurance and Loan Agent. Property of all kinds for sale or rent. 2ND FLOOR, - - IstNATIONALBANK. GREENCASTLE IND

THE LOCAL FIELD

What is Going on in and About Fair Greencastle. LATE SI CITY HAPS AND MISHAPS. Wliore Our People ere Going and Where Their GuentB are Stopping—Newt* of IntereM Over the City—The Best Column In th* Paper for Quirk Heading.

DON’T THINK of leaving the city, even for a short time, without ordering the Dally Bannbk Times to follow you. It costs you but 10 cents a week as it does here at home, and the address will be clmngtHl aw often as you ^ t *dre.

s »nie better this morning.

George llenton is at lionie from

The state fair at Indianapolis, Septem- so , (liei . s retini , „ a t U urthington.

her 10 to 21, promises to be the best ex-

hibition of the kind ever given in the A1 llirt W:, ' i in Indianapolis today state. The railroads will give low rates 0,1 l ,,|!! u i e.-s.

and manv thousands will attend.

I5c>t of eotVee, best of tens, 15e«t of butter, best of cheese I Best of sugar, lu st of spices. Best of till at moderate prices, Alphcus Birch keep* on hand ! family flour of tinest brand.

All kinds of fancy cakes for tea At Biroll's grocery von may see; And crackers, too. of every grade.

And choice confections are displayed.

Unto your interest It will he To purchase here—call in and see.

Accident to Miner*.

Brazii, Aug. Iti.—Josiah Wells, bank ■ boss of the Harrison mine, was instantly killed yesterday while examining one of the rooms, by a heavy fall of slate. | He was crushed beyond recognition

G. ( Moore is at home from Iowa. Bantum’s show is at Crawfordsville

today.

Miss AnnaTobin is visiting friends in

the city.

Ed Perkins went to Indianapolis this

morning.

Jesse Jenkins, of Coatesville, G in the 1 j city today. Rev. F. W. Gee and family returned to Terre llUute v esterday.

Harry Towsley and Alex. Boyer, of Ladoga, who have been making a bicycle tour to Louisville, Kw, Columbus O., and other points were in the city last evening the guests of Albert Pat-

terson.

George IV, Hanna sold .">0 head of export cattle to Abe Kahn, of Indianapolis. this week. Wm. Hills sold two ear loads and Stonei Bros’, one ear load to Mr. Kahn. They received $5.00 per'

hundred for the cattle.

Mrs. E. P. Thayer, jr., who has been , visiting her parents, John Clarke Rid-j path and wife at Greetieastle, camel home yesterday. She reports George as improving in health, but he is still j uniter the doctors care.— Greenjield Re- j

publican.

Governor Matthews has issued iuvi- I tattons to his staff to attend the dedica- i

tion of the C'hickamauga battlefield in Now see that your blood is pure. September. The members of the gov- ; (food health follows the use of Hood’s ernor's stall'are expected to go in uni- Sarsaparilla, which is the oi.e great

form auu will leave for the battlefield blood puritl'er.

about September 15. | The Department of Indiana G. A. R. Lost-West of the square, lady's will form on Kentucky street v est of K°U vv alch, w itii short chain. Liberal

i aimed goods, preservi -. delicious fruit This i> his hobby, mark it well. And pickles l hat vv e know will ,-uit ; None hut the best of goods nc’ll -idl, Nuts and raisins, mustard keen. And prices low as heretotore, Soap, starch and hitting, kerosene, At Alphcus Birch’s line groeery store. Tobacco for to smoke or chew Orders left at A. Birch’s store And excellent cigars for you. Means goods delivered at your door.

Alphonso Navin and William Nieltodonuts were crushed by falling slate in the Nickel Plate mine, belonging to the ! Jackson Coal company. Both of the i injured are thought to be fatally hurt, j Navin is the oldest miner in Clay county. v Sprinting K«M*or«l Doworetl. Bloomington. Ills., Aug. 1(1.—Tom Robinson of Fairbury, Ills., at the fair grounds yesterday ran 100 yards in 9 3-5, breaking the world’s record. He is , iu the match at Brockton, Mass., bept. 2, in which all the crack sprinters of the country are entered.

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French farmers are said to be using more fertilizers than ever—with a gain chiefly iu nitrate of soda, kainit and ba-

de slai»

THE PERFECT”

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THE MAN WHO TOILS

Clay in Louisville on the morning of the grand G. A. R. parade. Indiana | people bearing tins in mind will not | have to a*k when they go to lake their

aces in the procession.

The state fair Is now in big racing circuit, which will insure a large Held of entries in all of the classes. With the best track in the country and liberal purses, the races can not be anything but interesting. Those who want to en-

reward will he paid. It. Jonh Lank.

liny a Furnace that will him Anv kin! of coal success fullyA furnace Specially constructed to prevent the formation of Smoke bv consuming all GASES. A HEAT PRODUCER and FUEL SAVER. Will burn any variety of Soft or Hard coal w ithout a Continuous Waste of smoke from the chimney; will keep tire over night. Perfect combustion with great saving of fuel, leaving very little ashes. Far in advance for superior Merit and Heating capacity over any furnace in Existence.

Hot Air Blast Furnace.

Go and hear the Clarions of Minneapolis sing at Baker* Browning’s hall, Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday nights. Admission free on Monday night. 259(2

For sale by

H. S. RENICK & CO..

Is the man who ought to have the best things to eat, because

his system requires it.

Everybody who works and huger,

eats should eat I wm und E1 ' a ,u,d Sarttl1

Thompson spent a few days with Fern [^uetekeMs fjread. fncmis.

Mrs. I>. B. Neidigh, of Newberry, is joy exciting racing should arrange to Visiting G. F. Owen and wife. attend the state fair, September 10 to

Mrs. Plummer,of Fern,ha* concluded -L

a vi-it w ith relatives in Kansas. 111. s. P. Vaughan, of Belle Union, brings James Dawns is at home from M uncie to this olliee the handsomest hunch uf for a few days visit with Ins parents. , plum* w. have seen this year

Nelson Anderson, of Monon, is visiting his daughter, Mrs. Chas. Pfeirt'en-

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of the tree about two and a half feet J | long is -a-nt which is as full of plums as i a vine is of grapes. The plum is of the variety known as the “Shippers Pr./e. ’ Mr. Vaughan will bring iu a display of

fruit for the exhibit next week.

OUR NEW BAKER makes the finest grade of Food every day. Try some and he convinced. L. Weik & Co.

The following ftotn an exchange hits

Mrs. II. C.Lewts went to Gosport last e)v 0|| the 1|M;((1: .. V es, n.ght called by the death of ^ank ^ are hard timeil We tllrow

! away our ashes and grease and buy soap. We let our manure go to waste.

Rogers. Misses Ella Brush and Mollie Browning, of Crawfordsville are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Art Jackson. Mrs. W.G. Nell' leaves for Sullivan this evening to attend the annual family reunion which occurs August 17. Mrs. G. W. Poole and daughter, of Greencastle, are the guests of Mrs. Joshua yicKinsey .—Crairfordiville Jour-

nal.

Mrs. Farrow, who has been visiting her daughter, Mrs. C. E. Matson returned to Greencastle this morning.— Brazil Democrat. Mrs. A. C. Fry is at Mt. Sterling, Ky., where she was called by the probable fatal illness of Mrs. E. C. Ward, formerly a citizen here. John W. Cravens and D. O. Spencer, of Bloomington were here today. Mr. Spencer goes to Danville to write up the Hinshaw matter for the Courier

Journal.

Among the Greencastle passengers to Indianapolis this morning were:

L. O'Hair, John F. Maloney, Col ri-on, Dr. Poucher, Chas.

and Dr. E. B. Evans

A letter from Miss Dell Miller., who is spending the summer in Europe,

says that their party is the beautiful scenery

Alwav- in the leal, Kleinhuh Urns. , are refurnishing their shop. Hand-i snme high hacked oak chairs have been ' added, ronm retninted etc. (till on! them, the best simp in the city. Fnder I First National bank. It, Whet, it comes to the genuine article ! ol news the Ha.nnk.h Timi s has it.

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The indleati ms for this '•ic.niD for the coining thirty-six limits are tth follows nr received bv II. S j Reniek A Co. from the odicial | weather bureau at IndianuDoiis:

I Not 4 nai'oli a, Aug. Hi. 1897). Generally fair Saturday.

Gakuiott.

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xxi and

see the new

Fall ^WinterSuitings

The Fashion Parlor C. L-ErSTEr R, 1^0. 6. Er. WASH. ST.

Wlxy

it, Voli A«k

Mor-

Vaneleave

now enjoying of Switzerland.

LOWOR PRICES ON •*1 WAL-L PAPeR i* To reduce stock we will make very low Papers and Mouldings. Uall and see us. A-llen’s IDi'vxgr Store Also full stock of Paints at reasonable l - ices.

We raise dogs and buy hogs. W e grow weeds and buy vegetables and brooms. We catch live cent tish with a $4 rod. We build school houses and send our children oft' to he educated. And lastly we send our hoys with a $K> gun and a $10 dog to hunt 10 cent birds.” The Niagara Falls excursion from Chicago and points on the line of the Wabash road wa® a decided success. 1,860 excursionists being carried. Frank Palmer, assistant general passenger agent, says the excursion paid the roads $12,340. It cost to run the several sections $2,00>. He estimates that it cut into the company’s regular business $2,000, and the advertising, etc., coat $500. and he is satisfied that the roads made $s.000 iu clear money through running the excursion. Coroner Kleinhuh is in receipt of a second letter from William F. Newman of 2642 Morgan street, in ISt. Louis, in which lie again describes the dead mail here as Willie Newman, who was twen-ty-two years of age and wlto was on his way to Indianapolis where he had a married sister. The letter claims the dead man had a sum of money on his person when he left St. 1 ottis. This party is probably the rightful claimant of the body and will in the future probbly send for the body as he so states in

the second letter.

On August 23 anil 24 there will be held in this city in the vacant room under the First National Bank a grand fruit exhibit of the product of Putnam county. Apples, pears, plums, peaches, grapes, preserves and jellies will be on exhibition. Five pieces of fruit to constitute an exhibit, except on grapes and plums of which a larger

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THAT HAMILTON SELLS SO MANY GOODS?

This 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 ITim a Gall. E. A. IIAMILl'ON, Southeast comer square

firm. J. P. Bell, Oneavatomie, Kan, wife of the editor of The Graphic, theleadIng local paper of Miami county, writes “I wan troubled with heart dlmeane. for six years, severe palpitations, shortness of breath, together with such extreme nervousness, that, at times I would walk the floor nearly all night. We consulted the best medical talent. | W Thru na id there wan ho help for me, that I had organic disease of the heart for A which there was no remedy. I had read ^ your advertisement In The Graphic and a year ago, as a last resort, "iod one bottle of Dr. Milem’ Kew Cure A • the Heart, which convinced me that there was true merit In It. I took three bottles each of the Heart Cure and Restorative Nervine and It eompletelp cured me. M nleep well at night, my heart lieats regularly and 1 have no more smothering spells. I wish to say to all who arc suffering as I did: there’s relief untold for them if they will only give your mmrdics Just one trial."

SutbCllm, e East Xdasbtnflton St. “latest ShHcs in Soft anO Stiff Ibats. IbcaOqnatters for fine jfurmsbinqs. Crunfis, Craveltno »aos t IDaltces.

One price to all.

ismnqs. # l ices. j

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Pr. Miles Beart Pure Is sold on a positive guarantee toat the brst bottle will tieiieflt. All i! rurgists soil it uttl, tt bottles for*5, or it will be sent, prepaid, on receipt or price by the Dr. Mhej Medical Co , Elkhart, liid. Dr. Miles’ Heart Cure

Restores Health

I am Exclusive Agent for CRAWFORD COAL CO., of Brazil. And also handle LEADING GRADES Anthracite: Wood and Kindling. Will make close prices. Office,Banner Times Block. Leave orders at Walter Allen’s Drug Store or with Maij Tennant