Daily Greencastle Banner and Times, Greencastle, Putnam County, 13 December 1895 — Page 2

There whs no victory for cither parly in the Stanton divorce case

Some of the bargains to be had at the “Place DRY GOODS DEPARTMENT.

Men’s Snoes \v WomenV* ..

. >> which closed this ninrnm" with the] ' ’ rendering of the Verdict of the]

Men’s Runber limits . .. ('aii(l»'e Men’s l.’idihi^ Bi ots federal “ \ reties “ Knblicrs

$2 50 $I.U8 1.75 1.48

Women’s Bobbers . .

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.40

2.25 2 U0 1.75

Eds 1.08 1.48

Women'' Rubbers . . ..

Federal

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1.25

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Men’s toe rubbers

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2 75

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.50 .75

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2.75

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Knit drawers

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.50

.28

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“ shirts .

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Stockinet!

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court. Judge Mi'Oregor sniil ii was unfortunate, considering the

uention and surroundings and ev erything that they could not live together, Ife reviewco the e,idenee mid stated he had lead the!

Crowned with Success in their Great

S3.50, 84, Si.50. r -'-5, S3, S3.30, 57, 87.50, 88.00 and 810 00

GROCERY DEPARTMENT.

Meal, per peek Coal oil

G A C Ex. C

Sugar 18, 1U, ‘20 and 21 $1.00 Best collee, hulk 27 l ..e

Flour, per sack 15 and 50c 1 an corn flour, per barrel >.'t.5o I'abb* apricot l lcor. per best patent $1.00 ico.ii,., |l n ,.

Coffee. Uon, Arbiiekles, \\\\, Bucket and Tea Pot 22

Bacon l.ard

I’int bottle catsup lUc, 2 for..

nature. He staled that there very little evidence to show j that there had been cruel or in- ; J human treatment upon the part of

' V : tlie defendant aad that he h'Id

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- H . tarh of them equally in fault. He .10c! censured the husband for being; . 5c: cold and indifferent and he also •*' ,c blamed the wife for listening t(>

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We did last week just what we said we would do—crowded one week’s sales into each

Salt, per barrel tattlers and gosdppers and heeom and every day. Monday, l uesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday. mg suspicious oi her hui-band j We set the example and others made a desperate effort to follow by putting some der the evidence could refuse a i Bo >' s slze satlllet sults an d overcoats in their windows at prices the same as our Men s i voree to either Of the parties but. he | sizes t ‘ iat are tailored, elegantly trimmed and far superior as to workmanship^they

tail in disgust. OURS will bear inspection, examine these goods, the way they are gotten up, try them on and see how they fit, and you will very soon make up your mind that The F/iodel is the leading clothing, Gents’ Furnishing and Hht House in Greencastle.

RILaEY & GO.

15 Main St. Telepone 51. South Greencastle

BPK.GIAL - SAKE! - OK

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A 1,1, wool, CASIMKKE M A 1> E TO OKDEJt KXTIJA VA 1,1 KS AT $2.75, $*1.<I<V .-Jl.aO .m l

look will make you a customer.

AT fi 00. $11.00. A

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CEO. E. BLAKE,

i was of the’opinion that they could ^ not reconcile their Iroufiies and live together; that the court was naturally upon the side of the ladv, however, and though he consideral them equally to blame, he would grant the divorce to the wife. He further said that had there been ! any children he would have given

uo divorce.

f’pon the question of alimony , the judge said the evidence showed I that Mr Stanton had property to

i tou - h whether he run8 a newspaper ; the amonnt of | 12 sr,, nee,.mulcted

during his married life, and that

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■>r not.

Grkencasti.e, Inu., General Insurance, Heal Estate And Loan

Your Friends,

Christmas,

Do not buy some foolish article, come to the MODEL and get something useful*

Collar buttons, Ties, Collars, Cuffs, Shirts, Mufflers, Snspcnders, Silk and Linen Hand-

| f fiiusTMAs is less than two weeks ^ r,i - Stanton was in possession of | off. Whoop up your ads, gentle household furniture and haven’t Ion"- to talk. | l:)eon “bowed c >nrt ex- . _

each day in the 1 ^' enS, ' 8 nla, ‘ in 4^ « total of |900; the kerchiefs, Gloves, Socks, Caps, Hats, Umbrellas, Mackintoshes, Overcoats, Suits.

Ask to see our New stvle Reefer Mufflers and Puff Tics.

men, as you

Say something each day

Hannkh Times and your goods w i|] ‘^••’ndant would have the costs cl leave you rapidly. . the ease to bear which would re = t duee his property to aliout $1000. itx.President i.urr.so,. He. PIW ,d.. | Tbe (li ff e r e nce between the $-.100 of

the plaintilf and the $1000 ot the

Agent.

Money Loaned At a Very Low Rate of Interest

Call and see him before ing elsewhere.

clos-

There has been a little friendly rivalry among the ladies of the Presbyterian church oyer the se curing of dolls or their cash equiv alent, from the big men of the country. President Cleveland contributed, then Governor Matthews and mw comes along ex President Harrison who sent a live dollni bill to Mrs. H. C. Lewis, with the following letter from his secretary;

Indianapolis, I»ee. 12.

Dear Madam:

General Harrison hm rece ved your 11 happens that none of the fatn-

letter.

Uy are wiih him at present, and he says

i \ t ii \- i» a vvi ( ’l> ’I’I M V011 " ill exmise him from underti’kiug M .’I llj I iJ.A ix ri lliv. . I to seleet .* doll for your fair. Please

Piilili-bisl evoiy al'lornoon except Par. Vy| At Hie Ua.s N i.K Ti M i:s oiliee, ooriK-r Vine and

franklin slroets.

aeceot tl:e enclosure ($5; as an earnest ! of his best wishes for vour suecese.

Cl.a-nreb fonllsiilay advertisements must he ti.to led in liy In o'clock H.*m. cat liduy. Koutl-

I 'edaB

Very Truly Yours, E. F. Tibbott, Private secretary.

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East XiKhts’ Kecital.

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by the pupils ot Miss Rowley and Mr. Schellschmidt at music hall j last night. The performers aej quitted themselves with credit and . gave unmistakable evidence of the fact that they are wisely using the ! opportunities for improvement which their instruction by r aide

teachers affords them.

As was to be expected, the re cital brought before the public pupils iu different stages of ad vancement but all manifested musical talent and gave promise of | future excellence. Among those

playing deserves special

mention were Miss Kilgore and Miss Scott though the former rendered certain passages of Schubert Impromptu somewhat too hurriedly while the 'atter took the initial tempo of Moskowski's Serenade

rather too slow.

Miss Elliot gave Liszt’s Waltz Impromptu with much animation and excellent technique. The work of Miss Lucy Andrews and Messrs. Miles and McK , 'e on the violin was very commendable and highly appreciated by tbe an dience. A pleasing feature _ also, was the assistance which the String orchestra lent to the accasion. M.

defendant amounting to $100. was awarded to the plaintiff as alimony. Tne judge added that if the plain lilf had been without fault he would have required the defendant to make a suitable allowance out of bis salary for her. The result is a divorce for plaintiff, $100 «li mony and the change of plaintiff's name from Airs. Stanton to Bertha Darnall. Judge McGregor’* remarks in giving his verdict were compli mented by many of the hearers and the verdict is regarded by many who heard the evidence sis a very fair one.

No place in town is there such a selection of wearing apparel suitable for Xmas presents

as at

TEACHERS’ ASSOCIATION.

Kfteveittli Annual MufMiik ot Hie Putlfliiu County T.rti'lii'r* Dec- 'ro nno *41.

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Molinay Excursions via VniKlallH l.inc

Montuomkiiy county will build a I’-r the holidays the Vandalia line

soldiers’ cottage at Lafayette.

will sell excursion tickets at reduced

The eleventh annual meeting of the Putnam county Teachers’ association will be held in the High School building in this city December 2o and 21, Friday and Saturday. The officers of the assoi iatimi are Ed L. Day, president, Miss Mary Walsh, secretary and F. M. Lyon, treasurer. The following program will be giyen :

FRIDAY.

Forenoon Session—10 o’clock. Itevotional Exercises. Address by President Ed L. Dav

Music.

Educational Idecls Dr. Bryan

CHRISTMAS - - CANDY.

We have bought a large cjuantity of candy especially for the holiday trade and request you to call and get prices before you go elsewhere, believing we can convince you that it is to your interest to buy of us. School teachers can get good rates on large quantities.

Music.

Literature in the Public Schools,

Prof. Wisely

M usic.

Paper—Fundamental Principles of the I Drama .FredA.Ogg Evening Session—8 p. in. Annual Address Dr. McMurry ;

HATIMDAV.

Forenoon Session—9 a. id. Devotional Exercise-?.

Educational Ideals Dr. Bryan j

M usic.

Literature and Grammar, Prof. Wisely

Music.

The Magnitude of School Work, President Gobi 11

M usic.

The Rate of Development.. .Dr. Bryan Afternoon Session—1:15 o’clock.

Music.

Development of Government In tbe U. S Prest. Joseph

M usic.

Literature

Browniijg q Co.,

HANNA STREET.

J. J. WE1DA

—IS THE—

GROCER

Music. Moses as a statesman M usic.

Prof. Wisely ’

FOR —

Bryan |

THE PEOPLE

Low KMt. to Atlnnta.

The Vandalia lire offers rate of $11.05 for the round trip to Atlanta. Ga., good onlv on trains of December 20, return

rates from all nations, to io. ,,1 points lim|t len )|uvg _ Thi „ wi ,, | ast

ten day*.

■ on the Vandalia line, and also »>* opportllnUy to visit the great Exposi-

-INU, Agt.

two 11 vears' L °sentenciV the 'pen' ,,<,nn, ’ Hi,, « lim “’ K,,r fl ’ M I'» rtl '_ "* I n,,,, at « verv slight expense, two years sentence in top d j | H1 . g ,. a n on lu . ares t Vandalia. line ticket 1 _ .is Down

His paper should now illustrate agent or address E. A. Fnno, Gen’l

thia conviction for criom and -how i C Agent, 3,. Loin,, Mo. | „„ |e>tri , et , b|y ” (or to the rising young generation that Carbonettes are the latest, at \iebol-j Welsback lanip', for sale at (,’ooner the way of the transgressor is.sonsonly. Post office gallery. 29c od.! Bros., Hardware t'o. ■12-tf.

Unlevers MfretiKlheneil.

The sermon last night by Mr. Boyer at the Christian church on “Tlie Impregnable Rock of Scripture” was u , gram', and successful defence of the Bible. It was intended for agnostics. One of the class remarked as he was leaving, “That was the best thing I ever heard on that subject.” The faith of all believers was greatly strengthened. No mere outline can do justice to the sermon. All positions taken were simply sustained by unanswerable arguments. and tlie brilliant rhetoric of the sp' iikeV threw a wonderful halo around the “Old Book.” All available space | was taken. Two after meetings were beld one in (lie library room and the other in tlie main audience room. There were two additions and one baptism. Seven were immersed at thej

afternoon service.

Chart sermon tonight. Subject: ’'The Church in the Wilderness and the Way 1 Out.” Hear this great sermon if possible. \.X. 1

His stock, while not the larg est is certainly the choicest. He treats every

body right and

Will Not Be Unto

B. F. JOSblN Han't e* the Ilia nest tirade llraxll

JJIANOS, Organs, Sheet Music,

Strings, and Musical Merchandise of every description. « « e 0

FOR SALE BY

Block

EMANUEL MARQUIS Music Denier.

And the Beat t'ittaburgh an Anthracite yard oppoHitc VundiiUt Itelirht office

Itig Four F.xeur«lon». To Atlanta, Ga.. account International exposition, Xov. 25, Dei’. •> and Iff, | $14.25. j Dec. 2 and 17. all points ill North Carolina and iSouth Carolina, one fare plus $2.(HI. As we do not sell to all points in j state* named it will be necessary for ' patrons lo inquire. F. P. Hckstjs, Agt.

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