Daily Greencastle Banner and Times, Greencastle, Putnam County, 11 December 1895 — Page 2
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THE BANNER TIM Eh. GREENCASTLE. INDIANA WEDNESDAY DECEMBER 11 Is^o
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Some of the bargains to be had at the “Place DRY GOODS DEPARTMENT.
Men’s Snoes Women's”
. wor.h $2.M) |l.i>S ” 1.75 1.48
“ 2.25
. ” 2 (K)
1.75 1.25
1.1*8 1 B8 1.48 1.00
Women’s Robbers (’amice & Boston “ Women’s Rubbers
Federal “
Men’s toe rubOers “ Corset “
Men’s Rubber Boots.
. .. .('amice “ 3.00 2.75
Men’s Rubber Boots. . , ...Federal “ 2.75 2.50 Knit drawers. “ Arctics “ 1.50 1.25 shirts . “ Rubbers “ .75 .00 stockinet
GROCERY DEPARTMENT.
C. A C Kx. C 8'ugar 18,10. 20 and 21 *l.0( Best cotl'ee, bulk 27 , .jC Flour, per sack 45 and 50c Flour, per barrel. ♦3.50 Flour, per best patent. . . $ t (H* • otl'ee, l.ion, Arbuekles, X >7 X \ . Bucket and Tea I’ot 22c Bai*on 8 ami !*c Lard 8 and !'c
to Buy.”
.50
.40
.45
.35
.75
.50
.50
.39
.75
.«8
.60
.38
.50
.38
.15
•12>*
12',
Meal, per peck
Coal oil 12 1 ., Can corn 5c Table apricots 10c Raisins, line . 5c Pint bottle catsup 10c, 3 for 25c 3 |)ouiu!s Michigan butter crackers. !!)• Salt, per barrel ,95c
RIL^EY & GO.
7 15 Main bt. Telepone 5 1. South Greencastle. BF^RGIALk - SAUKx - OF
•^r R C ) USER s »
ALL w ool, ( AS I M ERE MAI*K TO ORDER AT #.'1.00. EXTRA VALUES AT $3.75, $4.00, $4.50 and *0.00. A look will make you a customer.
NO* S E- W7VSH- ST.
K. G. LESTER
GEO. E. BLAKE, Greencastle, Ind., General Insurance, Real Estate And Loan Agent. Money Loaned At a Very Low Rate of Interest
Call and see him before closing elsewhere.
United Slat s its history.
In s sent abroad in
Hayward was hung this morning at .Minneapolis. It seems the murderers are all getting it in the neck this season.
The Danville druggists, most of them, have been indicted for selling liquor. Two normal students testified against them.
The yews last night said Green Oastle had sent the only outside representative to the democratic conferences in Indianapolis.
Editor Kactz, of the Kokomo Tribune is a candidate for member in his district of the Republican State Central committee. Mr. Kautz is one of the best newspaper men in the state and if honored with the place will add strength and vigor to the committee.
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RATE* pr SUBSCRIPTION. ■ file Fear in advance $T».00 Sir mouth* -.50 Three month*. 1.25 Jfne month .50 f*rr weeh hy Carrier A0
It is estimated that the wool growers have been robbed of *100, 000,000 by the operations of the Wilson tariff bill. And yet the president affects to believe that the taritf working such disaster was a beneficent one. The wool growers, are not inclined to accept the president's dictum in the matter and will formulate a petition to congress to re-enact that part of the McKinley taritf which places a duty on wool.
Wiu'n delivery i« made by carrier, all subscription accounts are to Ik* paid lo them as they (fall und receipt for same.
ADVERTISING RATES.
St. Lodis got there with both feet and will entertain handsomely the republicans of the country at the next National convention. On June If* next the republicans will at the Mound City name the next president. Old Missouri has been doing nobly of late in getting into Hie republican column anti she is entitled to the distinguished honor the republican party has thus paid he . Greencastle is hut two hun-
dred miles away.
The Journal at Indianapolis
IVrinch. IliFt insertion 25 cts. “ “ each HiibHpquent Insertion 5 eta. •* “ per month $1.00
t f. d.
fur aitrertiaements of lo/sa than 5 Inclioa. No discount tor time or Kpiicc; five per cent aU Imrod when payment accompanies order.
HEADING NOTICES Brevier type, per lint 1 . 5 c. <>ne line paraa raphe charm'd as occupyDis two lines apace. The foCo-lnir rates will be allowed utUy irtirii ritsfi aecompaiilet order. lines t cents perline vi •• 3K ■tit* •• :» •■SO “ 2‘i “ “ “ s io *• a vt. J. BECKETT Publisher UAHKY M. SMITH Msnaifinir Editor A iltlress all communications to The Daily Hannek Times. Greencnstto. Ind.
Telephones. COUNTING ROOM 62 EDITORIAL ROOM 96
Skm* news to Telephone tf5. So far nineteen colttiges have been provided f<»r the new grounds' at the soldiers home at Lafayette.
is one of the few democrats besides General Apathy attending the democratic meeting (?) at Indian apolis, that he is a silver man and
quotes him as follows:
“This is not a meeting that can in
COMMON COUNCIL.
any way bind the party,” he said, “anti It is not representative, so 1 do not see that any good could come of raising the i|uestion of silver and probably causing dissension in the party by it, when it
could profit us nothing.”
Mr. Ader uttered a whole lot of truth in saying the meeting was not representative. The representatives were not there anti they nre not going to democratic meetings this year. Republicans arc holding the meetings now. The lone Putnam representative further truthfully said the meeting could
not bind the democratic party. $ , ~ , '2o.
Arlington street Widening and Grading Ocot .pies Most of the Time. The council chamber had been cleaned out some and a gavel was found which was placet! on the mayor's desk. It was a part of Mayor Case’s regime. It got lost in some corner but Mayor Birch seemed gladto have it a she pounded his tiesk vigorously when the city attorney whispered to the engineer. There was no report from anv commutee. When the city i ttorney was called lie brought up the Arlington street matter by pro nouncitig the report of the city commissioners as being o. k. The report shows the amount of dam ages in excess of benefits to be paid on the proposed widening of the street would be *104. to the follow ing: Pheobe Roark $20.94, L. J. RttarK *3 T. J Ruurk et al *3. J (i Tennett heirs *1(5 73, Eliza Nel ‘•on $28.16, Conrad Cook *27.27, Water Works Company *3. The report was in two parts one for the grade anti the other for the witien mg. Several speeches were made anil the general opinion was that the damages should not be paid If the street is not widened from •he west limit of the Nelson and Pennant properties it will be forty feet in widthVm that part and tony four on its eastern half, if the street is improved which is sure to be done the sidewalks will have a
Circuit Court. Sarah B Nichols vs. Fanny M. Wray, to adjudge ot unsound mind and appointment of guardian ; find ing defendant of unsound mint]. George T. Collins vs. John Run van, to adjudge defendant of unsound mind and to appoint guar dian ; finding defendant of unsound mind and incapable of running bis estate. Henry H. Runyan appointed guardian. Guardianship of Lowell Gordor, land sale; private sale ordered. Joseph T. Allen et al vs John W Allen, partition: finding for plain titf on complaint and against defendant on cross bill. George W. Stout vs Jesse L. Nel son et al, account; finding against Nelson in sum of *77. Abraham S. Byrd vs ('. dt S. W. Ry. Co., damages, dismissed. Rubber Mfgr. Selling Co. vs Louisa J. VutiSiint et al account; tiismissed. George W. Galvin vs Keely Insti tuto Co., account; judgment tor
*300.
Leonard Atkinson Co. vs. J. T. Allen, account; judgment for
*161.43.
F. MacVeagh et al vs J. T. A!
len. account, *90 55.
Aetna Life Insurance Co. vs Lizzie Wilkey et al; judgment against Byron G. Maruey for *1869, cause dismissed as to Wilkey and Wilkey. C. H. Ma ilsbv vs. James H Hurst and Daniel S. Hurst, note;
two feet jog in them at the point
above mentioned, and a number of judgment for $233.50. " ,e 9hitde troe9 wili ^ destroyed iy j,. Huft vs James II. Hurst, The best way to make the improve note; judgment for *251.90. ment the council thinks would be Michael Nelson v« to have the street widened. They and D. S. Hurst, note;
James H finding for
are opposed to paying benefits, however, as they think the property along the line would be vustlv im proved. The grade will he about
at the present surface of the street.! i , , 1
. ! a| t foreclosure; judgment again t
I he matter was sent over to the r ^ „t t «* ** , * 10 o.
. . , „ , G. b. and J. W. Cooper for $1234 next meeting winch w>ll give the „ M AII _
council just enough time to act up-
$341.25.
F. M. Alice vs. James H. Hurst, note; judgment for *130 70. R M. Black vs. G. B. Cooper et
on it.
A motion to adjourn was made betore the clerk had a chance to be heard and his batch of stuff went over till next time. The following claims were allowed, the street roll being the! smallest for a long time:
CLAIM ORDINANCE.
J. M. Donnohue, police $ 35 00 U. T. Ashley '* 10 00 | Krank Riley “ 35 00 j James Merry weather, fire dept 33 50 Geo. N. Nelson “ “ 33 50
Ben 8. Williams “ “ James D. Cutler, streets Taylor Crump “ John Tobin “ Mike Dalton “ Win, Callahan “
s. Pitman, stone 13 50 Brock'vay A Brockway. coal 4 fio John Gilmore, street bonds U3 58
school “ fto 40
“ “ I/oan and Interest 3017 50 Wm. Hurst hay 13 Oft G.C. Electric Light Co., Hirht 856 12
F. M. Alice vs. James H. Hurst and John Sallust, note, finding ftr
plaintiff for *2432.25.
F. M. Alice vs R. F. Mathewt, John L. and John S, McCatnma' k, note; judgment for *128.70. Grace J. Nelson vs. G. B. Coo| er et al, foreclosure ; judgment againht G. B , J. W., Q. L., and Charles Cooper ami Win. A. Brothers for
*582.89.
Fr«e! Free! Free!
j Given away for a few days only, com2S M) ! ment-ing Saturday, Dec. 14 and 21. 1.000 boxes, each containing one week’s treatment of Wright’s Celery Capsules at Albert Allen's Drug Store. Any person afflicted with Liver. Kidney or Stomach Complaints, Rheumatism, Dyspepsia, Constipation, Sc k Headaches, can get. one of the boxes free,
dee. 4 d.-dec. 0 w-3 wks.
12 (II) S 25 5 25 5 25 5 25
Petition for Soldiers Cottage. The petitions for the soldiers cottage to be built by the county at the Lafayette soldiers home were piesented to the county commissioners yesterday for their consid eration. A large number of names was secured and they represent piominent men of the county. The plan is certainly a worthy one and the amount, of *550 asked ol the county is not large. Other counties have already acted in the matter and many are arranging to do »o. Putnam should not he behind her neighbor counties. It is thought the commissioners will report favorably on the petition. The W. R. C. of Greencastle have appropriated *50 with which to furnish the cottage.
GrefiM’f&KMe Furniftlit's Home.
The statistical part of the State Auditor’s annual renort on building and loan associations, which j has been completed, shows that 112,021 persons hold stock in In!dtana associations. Of these 48,978 are investing members. There are 501 associations incorporated under the laws of the state, with a combined authorized capital of *386, 785,000. The amouut of capital stock subscribed is *93,080,084. Loans have been made upon 274,486 shares. During the year loans were repaid on 47.050 shares, and were made upon 98,606 shares. The present number of shares running is 814,438, of which 80,202 are prepaid or paidup shares, and 733,156 running
stock.
Last Monday I was attacked with lagrippe in an aggravated form. Hy night 1 suffered greatly witli pains in my head; all my hones ached; my eyes
became inflamed; in factwai all “broke tip.’’ I commenced taking Four-O; took two large dose* before retiring; next day felt comparatively well except some soreness. I give your FourO remedy full credit. For La Grippe it is a success. C. C. Scott, 708 S. 7th street, Arkansas City, Kan.
Dec. 24, 1891.
Skates, skates, we have a fine line at 1 Cooper Bros.. Hardware Co. 42-tf.
Baking her brains. What housekeeper has not worked over her cook-stove until her face has become aflame, her head over-heated and her entire bodily strength exhausted? Here conies one of the superb features or the Majestic It cooks and bakes with a minimum of fuel by reason of its scientific construction. Its asbestos linings prevent the radiation of heat, keeping it inside to do the work. One can open the oven door bare-handed
when baking.
Majestic women are cool headed women; a cool head means a healthy body. COOPER BROS. HARDWARE CO.*c.t,
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The Hanna Street Store
Is the place to buy
Groceries and Dry Goods Our rents are light and consequently we can afford to sell at low prices. t We have a good meat shop and can furnish you with the best meats at prices that will make you happy. Browifiijg & GonipaiHi.
Wk believe the resolution to itu peach Embassador Bayard to be all
True. McCormick's, the Plano, the
lidit. He is the biggest chump the It’s busted.
Dec. 3 anil 17, all point# in North , Carolina and South Carolina, one fare
Buckeye and all the other self bind- plus $3.00.
in the world could not “bind” | A * we do !,ot ' 4el1 ll11 l> oi "^ '»
, states named it will be necessary fur party in Indiana.; J
' I patrons to impure,
F. F\ Kiucsns, Agt.
“Going into a decline.” how often do we hear this expression. What does it meant It means that people are losing flesh, growing thin, wasting. The way to correct this condition is to improve the digestion. The condition arises from an inability to eat and digest food. In fact food does morn
i harm than good because it ferments and 1 putrefles in the stomach, developing ! poisonous substances which when ab-
j sorbed cause various disorders. What is required is that the stomach
1 be made to perform its duties. The
Shaker Digestive Cordial is a food already digested and a digester of foods
Big Kour Karuraiom. as well. It will make the stomach To Atlanta, Ga.. account I nteniation- | healthy. Get a hook from the druggist al exposition, Nov. 25, Dec. (> ami Iff, ! and read about it.
A California chemist has robbed Castor Oil of its bad taste. Laxoi. is its
name.
Holiday Fancy Work
You know how a self-wrought gift is appreciated. Why not make a trip to our fancy goods stock and pick out a few pieces that artistic needlework will turn into appropriate gifts? See our car-load of handkerchiefs in our window.
Isaiah : : Vermillion
ers the
democratic
Indestructibly Mica chimneys fm-Wt-lshack lamps, for sale at Cooner Bros., Hardware Co. 42-tf.
That New Motion Branch.
A dispatch from Linton, Ind., says: “Again the Monon people are considering the project of building a railroad that will tap the coal fields in and about Linton. The plan, as now outlined, is to build the road from some point between Putnumville and Greencastle Junction, on the L. N. A. A C., by way of Bowling Green, Jasonyille and Linton, thence southeast, intersecting the E. A I. or the B. A B at Switz City. The coal field is the objective point, and the output of the island City coal fields is the lut plum that the Monon is seeking. Engineer Foster passed over the proposed line last Friday and Sat urday and secured such information as could be obtained by a short and hurried visit. The output of the six coal mines was noted at Linton and other information was obtained which will he of great importance in securing the road.
Kig Four Excursion to Atlnnta.
Dec. 20th a rate of one cent per mile will be giveu to enable all to visit the exposition (luring its closing days. The Big Four trains make gpod connection for a quick trip and rates will be the lowest. F. P. Hukstis, Agt. NLholson’s photographs make nice Xmas presents, postotllce gallery - 29 e o d. You can buy mince meal at Stoner’s ready for pies much cheaper than you j can afford to make it. 47t2 When it comes to the genuine article of news the Baknkb Tiuks has it.
Motion Holiday natet*. For the Christmas and New Year holidays tickets will be on sale Dec. . 24, 25 and 31, and Jan. 1 to all points on ' this road and to various points on other roads at one and one third fare for the round trip, good returning until and including Jan. 2. Holiday rates will he given students to cover the vacation period upon presentation of certificate signed by proper officer ot the institu-
tion.
On Dec. 20 only we will sell tickets to Atlanta, Ga., and return for *12.15, goodieturning ten days from date of sale. J. A. Michakl, Agt. Have you ever tried a sack of Vandalia Mills Best High Grade flour. If not get one of your grocer, sold only m cotton sacks and branded "Best High Grade. - ’ Every sack guaranteed. 29-eod
Livermore’s home made mince meat at Stoner A Son’s. 47-2f.
Trilby panels at Nicholson's *1.00 a dozen. 29 e o d. Join the popular excursion to At-W lanta December 1(1, via I. I). A W. Ry. ^ The Banner i inks For Statements, Bill Heads, etc. Tlie BannerTimks
For Envelopes.
The Banner Timks
For Letter Heads.
The Banner Times
For Legal Blanks.
The Banner Times For Sale Bills and Posters. The Banner Times For all kinds of job printing at owe^t prices. ' ft
lor.Job Printing see The Bannkk Times, printers. Ten drops of Brazilian Balm taken every hour will cure lame back in a day or two. Acts like magic.