Daily Greencastle Banner and Times, Greencastle, Putnam County, 14 December 1895 — Page 3

THE BANNER TIIuEfe, tillEEA'CASTLE, INr-r.NA. SATURb^i 7 DECEMBER II 1H9.')

SEB OUR

^ $4.9o COUCH

With Oak Frame, offered for the money.

od'until after the holidays. Zeiftvr is still the favorite in the betting by long

odds.

Thus. Ash, who works at Iturnahy's lumber mill, h id his foot caught under a rolling log this morning while working at the mill. The member was badly injured but not so as to he permanent. Yesterday afternoon Drs. Poole and l.ammers amputated the thumb of

full spring. The best couch ever Alonzo Strange which was badly in-

jured tile other day. An effort was

Don't fail to see them before buying, made to save the thumb but the artery

had been severed and circulation could

BLACK 6c BLACK. 1-7 eft 19 EAST WASH. ©X.

School Shoes.

THE LOCAL FIELD

We Now Have in Stock More SCHOOL SHOES Than all the Other Stores in the City. They are Superior in Style and Quality as Well as Lower in Price Than Any You Can Get Elsewhere. Louis Unys, THE SHOE MEN.

See the ELEGAM Line o f FALLSAMPLES

EL W. WHITE’S Merchant Tailor Shop. BEST LINE IN THE CITY AT LOWEST PRICES OVER JON ES* DRUG STORE OPPOSITE POST-OFFICE Cleaning and Repairing a Spec ialty.

What is Going on Fair Greencastle.

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not be restored in the member. An exchange prints the following ar-

ticle, w hich is applicable in every community, and is worth reproducing: “We would like to offer a suggestion to the people of this city. Don’t ship a big box of clothing and provisions a

thousand miles away when there is a . , ,• ,,

,, , , , . ' 1 vestment in till' line will ple:oehe'ier

little hoy freezing just around tiie cr- . . , * than anything sou mav iluii'in sour ner probably wit afoot of you. •> ; bl , lins aboilt f or ‘ a w ,. ek . Call soon . 80n !‘ llHl, . a ' Viiy ’ l ’" t >•<>" wilt 100 late for . In i Mm.-.

Thk Hannk.k Timks

SomethiUK f«>r CliriKi iiiaN. BE HONEJiT. Vow what would! you like for Christmas? Mothk.r: I lie'ieve I would ii^e 100 copper plate visiting cards. tSisTKR: Well, I would like some j monogram embossed stationery. Kathkr : You may put me down for, some printed letter beads and envelopes and a paid up subscription to die Daily

Ba.nm r Times.

Sox: A pack of printed visiting cards in that new Koval Script that the ; B.sxnkr Timks lias just put in would I

strike me all right.

To father, mother, brother, sister I aunt, niece, and nephew, cousin, sweetheart. one and all we would -ay call ai the Bannkk Timks office before this week ends ami place your orders for engraved cards, einbos-ed stationery or printed stationery and your small in-

Umbrella Stands 69 and 89 Cents HAND PAlNTEin. Those .f4.98 couches are the best values in town. Another lot received Saturday. Come early and get first choice. mm - FiioriTRE - mwi THE PLACE FOR BARGAINS.

Alpheus Birch

CITY HAPS ANO MISHAPS.

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WIut* Our People ere Moiuk Hint Where Their (>urht, are Stopiiinfc —News of Interest Over the City—The Hent Column lu

tlis Paper for Otiiek Kemlliia,

in and About 'Be dc-iitute at your own doors

before going any further away.” Charles S. Bridges, of Toeoma, Washjingtoii, is here today stopping off’ on ) his way across the continent from the

WON’T THINK

Of lenvinir the city, even for a short time, without ordering the Dally IIanseu Times to follow you. It costs you but 10 cents a weeK aa it does here at home, and the address will | clerk,

he chang'd as often as you desire.

east where he had taken a prisoner to daw Wednesday anil I huts lav

Parkersburg. Virginia. Mr. Bridges is looking well ami is now deputy Culled States marshal fitr Washington. He reports the Sound county picking up some alter a long depression. His brother Sam is Federal Clerk out there, aud has a lifetime position as the judge is appoii ted for life aud appoints his

Mr. Bridges wiil go to Bain-

j bridge tomorrow , returning home for

Christmas.

c. smyth t;. No. 2. r ) Vine St.

\l’ W TUCK KK, '• • 310 K. Washington.

Drs. Smythe & Tucker, Physicians and Surgeons. No. IT Vine Street. Greenoaitle. 1ml

THE LATEST THING IN THE FRUIT LINE. Seeded Muscatel Raisins For sale only at WEIK’S.

Mr. and Mrs. Mont Ball are visiting I in Carbon. A theatre party will go to Indianapolis tonight. James T. Darnall left this afternoon for New York. Al Hirt arrived home this morning from I he south. Mi-s Ruth Howe is spending the day in Indianapolis. The Big Four will pay its employees here on the 211 r<I. Mrs. John Brown is quite sick at her home west of the city. Sam ila/.clett is at uome from a business trip to Louisville. Dr. E. B. Evans was called to Roachdale today on business. Sanford Bennett, of Greenup, 111., is v.siting Ins father, Janies Bennett. Mrs. John Bence and Mrs.Sim Stoner arc visiting at Mrs. W. M. Houck’s. VV. K. Grogan was in Vigo county toilay looking for some tine feeders. William II. Vannice and Jane E. Crodian have been licensed to marry. Mrs. W. H. Wise is visiting Miss Alta Dale at Greencastle.—Lafayette Courier. Dr. Robinson, the oldest practicing physician in the county, is in the city

today.

Mr. and Mrs. Dooley, who have been visiting James L. Kamlcl, left today for Koacnthtle. Win Maey, of the Cloverdale Sentinel, went to Terre Haute this afternoon on business. Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Ball have gone to Greenttehl to visit their daughter, Mih. F. A. Asher.

lit* WAH NoilI>IUMH«5«i. 1 The other evening a young gentleman called on one of the city’s most charming young ladies and during the course of conversation the talk turned upon a subject which lacks a general acquaintance with the “small talk” of today. They were talking about prayer and the y’oung lady asked the caller if he prayed every night. “Do you see my knees? They arc not worn a particle and I am sorry to say that I could wear these t ousers for tilty years and not get a hole at the knees,” answered the man grimly. “Is it customary with men to wear trousers when they pray?” was the next question and the poor man said he didn’t know.

Ho for i’lirlstuiBs! I will he at the KoInHit lintel afterniMins »i,d evetti gs of Monday, Tnes-

t» -c. Itf

-20, showing a full line of neck went, handkerchiefs, mufflers glnv s, mi»penders, shirts, night robes, pajamas, dies-skirl shields, jewelry, e mes. um brellas. s tinking jackets, holin' gown-, bathrobes, eigar cases. Indict’ poeki t honk-and garters. In faet, every item in the colo-sal inventory of -nappy ' idea-. It wi la pleasure to show you, 1 as we are ready with good things—a cordial meeting -nn . Will I.. Harris, representing P. B. Ault tv t'o.. Men’s Furnisiiers, of Indianapolis. St-St.

ArtiBt’t Toihmm i.

The Bach and Beethoven lecture by Mr. W. W. Lauder in Meharry I hall on next Monday evening should ! I • , ■ be heard by a large audience. It will be a line opportunity for hear— ing first class music presented in an unusually clear and attractive manner. Mr. Lauder is a master of the situation both with the lecture and at the pianolorte. Tickets now on sale at Lungdon’s book store. It

Sian Fain Emils,!

S. W. Corner > ueltc Square.

HOLIDAY GOOI3S.

A fine display of Ilaviland and Grerman china, also a general line of queensware and glassware. Candies, fruits, etc., in abundance.

THE PERFECT 1

ttoutn ttreencafttle. Sel Brazier has recovered from his recent illness. Skating parties are an every evening occurrence now and many reports are heard from these pleas-

ant events.

J. V. Cook and wile are at home. Mrs. Cook has been visiting her daughter at Tipton. An electric light will be shining on the pond tonight. James Downs, section imeman of the Vandalia at Greencastle, has (ceased giving “joint ahead” and

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( oIU'ua* Avenue M. I.. ChurHi. Dr. T. J, Bacsett will occupy the pulpit at 10:30 and 7 p. m. Sunday school 2:30. Epwortli League

service tt p. m.

Dr. Hollingsworth went to Mee- Kot.- Air

ca. Fountain county, today to preach a dedicatory sermon tomor-

row,

Nicholson - photographs make nice J

Buy a Furnace that will him Any kin J of coal successfully A ftirnare Sjh^cmuIIv to prevent the foniiHtion uf 8mokc by oonsinniu^ all LAS L s. A HEAT PRODUCER and FUEL SAVER. Will burn any variety of Soft or Hard coal without a Coutinuoua Waste of smoke from the chimney; will keep fire 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.

Blast Furnace.

For sale by

H.S.RENICK&CO..

presents,

postoftice gal

2!) e o tl.

Xmas

lery

The W e vtt.»r.

The inuicationu for tins vicinity for the coming thirty -six hours are as follows ae received by II. S Renick <fc Lo. from the official weather bureau at IndianuDolis: Indianapolis, Ind., Dec. ll. j Partly cloudy, lower temper-1 _

ature. Gakkiott. jTIiisis the reason:

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(WFiy is it, You

THAT HAMILTON SELLS SO MANY

GOODS?

Mrs. Lucy Hamrick has returned “center” orders for the winter. A

from Clayton where she attended tl e funeral of her aunt, Mrs. Lucinda Wills. I). P. Downs,claim agentof the \ andalia, is here today making an inve-ti-1 gallon in the claim of Wm. Peyton, 1 who had a horse killed Thursday night The devotional meeting of Locust street Epworth League Sunday evenl at six o’clock, will be conducted by Miss {Dell Miller. Subject: “First Missionary Journey.” A. T. Kelly left at noon to visit his daughter, Mrs. Susie Fay at Urbana, III. Mr. and Mrs. Fay will leave about Jan. 1, for Valencia. Spain, where Mr. Fay has been appointed consul. John Zeiner was in town last night with his wheel, chart and a pocket ful of rocks looking for that debate. He claims his contestant wouldn’t come to time and now the debate lias been put

Holiday Goods

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Drug Store*

few days ago the old foreman found tli<‘ weather was getting too severe and therefore decided to stay in the house until the blue birds come again. James Downs is one of the very oldest employes in point of service in the employ of the Vandalia line. He has been on the road ever since it was built. In fact, Mr. Downs assisted in buildii g the Vandalia. having run a construction train while the lust fifteen or twenty miles were being put down. He was also on the first train which passed over the road. When the coal branches at Brazil were put it Mr. Downs assisted in the work. He has been foreman of the Greencastle section for thirty-five years. It is likely the Vandalia will retire him with full pay before another year.—

Terre Haute Exprets.

James Campbell will be police man at the skating park and appeared today at 2 p. m. in full uniform. “Drum” will keep the peace.

l.oruxt Slreet M. K. Church.

This has been a week of very much interest in the revival services. While there has been a steady increase of this interest it is not yet determined as to the continuance ot the meetings. The mutter will he determined tomorrow. Tomorrow’s services as fol-

Tbe following local observation- ] us taken daily by Guy Wilson who ; is in charge ot the official weather | instruments located on the roof of the West College building: Maximum temperature yesterday , .3U.ll Minimum " " 13.0 I’emperature today. 7 a in., noon H6 Rain fall yealerdav (Inchon) 00 The noon temperature ia taken daily by the Bannkk Times.

AT/BERT ALLEN, Proprietor.

WATCH THIS SPACE FOR CHRISTMAS NOVELTIES.

EART DISEASE, uue many other ailments when they have taken hold of the system,

never gets better of Its own accord, but Conmtantlv irroir* irorsr. There are thousands who know they have a defective heart, but will not admit the fact. They don’t want their friends to worry, and Don’t know what to take for it, as they have been told ttmo and agal j that heart disease was incurable. Such . as the case of Mr. Silas Farley of Dyesxlle, Ohio

who wrltee June 19. lS9t, as follows:

“X had heart dimeaae for 93 yetirm, my heart hurting me almost Continually. The first IS yean I doctored all the time, trying several physicians and remedies, until my last doctor told me it was only a

question of time as I could not be cured. I gradually grew worse, very weak, and completely discouraged, until I lived, propped half up In bed, because I eontdn’t tie down nor git up. Thinking my time had come I told my family what I wanted done when I was

gone. But on the first day of March on the recommendation of Mrs. Fannie Jones, of Anderson, Ind., I commenced taking Dr. Maes' Sew Cnre for the Bear* and wonderful to tell. In ten days I was working at light work and on March 19 commenced framing a barn, which is heavy work, and 1 huv’nt lost a day since. I am M years old. 0 ft. 4Vi Inches and weigh 2S0lbs.

J believe I am fully cured, and ]

I am now only anxious that everyone shall know of your wonderful remedies.’’ Dyesvlllc, Ohio. Silas Farlsv.

lie nas the best groceries and makes

the lowest [>rices. 11 is regular customers know this

and the new ones he gains every day rapidly

, learn this fact.

Give Him a Oall. E. A. HAMILTON, Southeast corner square BEAUTIFUL THINGS IN MEIN’S NEICKWExAR

EXAMINE OUR LINE.

Latest novelties, newest -tyles, exclusive patterns, spocial designs. Nothing nicer or more appropriate for

a Christinas gift

SUTHERUIN,

Hatter and Mi u’? Kurhisber.

WHE.OIAL - SALE. - OK r R Q U S R R SlN

ALL WOOL CASHMERE MADE TO ORDER AT fl.iK). EXTRA VALUES AT ♦3.75, $4.50 and *(i.0O. A look will make you a customer.

MO- 6 AnZKSH-

ST.

A. G. LESTER.

lows: 9:30 a. m. class meeting; 10:30, preaching by the pastor ; 2 p. ui. Sabbath school; 6 p. m. Ep j

worth League; 7 p. m. preaching p„a

. All druggists soil It at »1. free; every | it will be sent, prepaid o

by the Dr. Miles Medical

by the pastor, one welcome.

Seats There

will

every| Vie u

Dr. Milos Heart Cure Is sold on a positive

net fori

:elpt of l Elkhart, Ind.

young men’s prayer meeting at 0:30 tofiight in the upper room.

arantoe that the tlr-t liottle will benefit.

L 6 bottles for $5 or on receipt of price ical Co.. ' *

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 May Tennant Subscribe for the Banner Times.