Daily Greencastle Banner and Times, Greencastle, Putnam County, 26 December 1895 — Page 2

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Tfn; B* v VEH TIMES. GPEESCASVLE. INDIANA. THURSDAY DECEMBER 20 I SB.)

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COMMON COUNCIL.

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Some of the bargains to be had at the “Place to Buy.

Din GOODS DEPARTMENT. Men’s Stioe* wor.li )i.50 f 1 .i>8

“ 44 ...

1.75

1.48

WomeuV*

“

2.25

1.98

44 4 * . .

2 CO

1.68

44 •*

1.75

1.18

U i •

1.25

LOO

Men’s Rubber

Boot? . . . (’an<l**o 4 *

3.00

2 75

Men’s Rubber

Boot* . Fed oral **

2 75

2.50

“ \ reties

1.50

1.25

“ Rubbers

.75

.60

\\ (uni n's Kublier' Oindec iV; IJoslon Women’s Iluldiers

Federal

Men’s toe rubbers Corset Knit draivers. . . .; " shirts

..-.o .45 .75 .50 .75 .50 .50

.40 .50 .it!) .08 .OS .its

.15 .1

ChriKinia* Eve SeMlon <>f the City I*ad» CLOVtHD.* LK. Motes and claims. Christinas iittenicon at the home of

The city an l county have been ! Mr*. Surah A. Moser oeeurreil the mar- ! Unjoined from collecting taxes from ' ^ ,,f ^ ,^ r • , I L. F. ( raddick. of Owen iimntv. 1 he | the property of Wabash college in C( . r< . m(>t , v W!l!i ^ Klder A., this city and notice was so read by H Morris, of tiieencasile. We extend

by the clerk. I congratulation.

Treasurer’s report for October loiiu C. Menvin is Here from Mas?ii-! was referred to by the finance com- ban, Ohio, to spend the Holidays, mittee. I TbeChristinas tree at tiie opera house Arlington street matters came tip ! T, " ,8,, ’*. v eve " :ls ll,,f ' r, ‘ ly "nd

G ROC E R V D E PA RT M E N T.

( i A C Kx. C

Sugar 18, 1W, -JO and 21 $i.0O Best cotl'ce. hulk 27 '._.(• Flour, per sack 15 and 50e

Flour, per barrel

Flour, per best patent Coll'ee, I.ion, Arlniekles, X\\X Bucket and Tea I’ot 22i

Bacon Lard

Meal, per peek 12' j Coal oil laj... Can corn 5c

»:t.5o Table apricots 10c

f »•(»() itiiisins. tine 5c I’int bottle catsup 10c, it for L’5e

s iindTc •'! pounds'lichigan butter crackers 10c 8 ami he s air. per barrel 95c

RIlaRY & GO. 715 Main St. Telepone 51. Soutlt Greencastle.

CEO. E. BLAKE, # Greencastle, Ind., G eneral Insuranee, ]\c al Estate And Loan Agent. Money Loaned At a Very Low Rate of Interest

Call and see him before closing elsewhere.

heavy fall is reported and the soft clinging nature of the moisture makes it exceedingly tough on horses and pedestrians.

Majestic Cooking

Mr. Miller

a large mmiher of presents were dis-1

for final adjustment.

moved that the council adopt the | . ,, , I

1 i Jesse roynter. “our villiage bluck-

grade recommended in the city ! sm i,|i“ ail i wife are attending the Ex-1

commissioner s report which was | position at Atlanta.

adopted. The part of the report Mis-Je-ie I’oynter is visiting friends

on wid 'tiing the street and assess- at Veedcrsburg.

ing benefits was rejected, and the! Ceo. Eox and family, of Reolsville. improvement will now be out:belly, of ferre Haute an 1 Mrs.

ilirnugi. on the present fence lines. Dr. E. Hawkins received six

Dpatli of AIrt». AKtau^li.

Mrs. Mary Albaugh died Wednesday evening at y : 1 o o’clock at her home on the corner of Jackson and ! Hanna street of pneumonia, but j she had been confined to her bed I for several years v i h paralysis. Mrs. Albaugh was the relict of Peter | Albaugh and was one of {lie oldest ! ladies of the state her age being at I death ninety-five years and one month. The funeral will occur at | ten o’clock tomorrow morning. Services at the family residence Rev. J. E. Sherrill, of Danville, conducting the services. Mrs. Al-

votes ami was re-elected secretary of the board of health for another

year.

Tlie claim ordinance was as fol-

lows :

Cl,AIM OKIIINAXCK.

•I. M. Donnohue, police ... 8 25 00 IT. T. Ashley “ Frank III ley u . James Merry weather, fire dept Goo. N, Nelson “ “ Hen S. Williams “ “ James D. Cutler, streets Taylor Crump “

John Tobin *'

Mike Dalton “ J. Moran “ Wm, Cal lahan “ *s. Pitman, stone Ifiiafhos Bros., feed i arl Fiteljorur, ceiie nt and pipe — Hufus Carpenter, city oomuiissiouer. P \-ii ** •• ... D. W, Alspauph “ ‘ ... E. McLean ** *‘ .... G. Hathaway *• **....

*’ 24 pag'es report

B. F. Joslin, Coal G. c. Water Co., water rental John liiley, mdse ;i 75

Fannie Wingert. of Ladoga, are visit-

ing at Mrs. E. M. Kelley.

< ha,. H. Horn \ i®it( , d friend., at

\'cedei>hnrg lid, week.

Isaac Gilmore, an oi l soldier of the . Bcgf. Ind. \'td., who lives on his larin three miles soath of Cloverdale and has sntlered for .‘(5 years from three wounds received in service, was pleasantly surprised on last Thursday, lie la m ! u |S •' >0 . ve! ‘ M old and 42 of his neighbors opj and friends surprised him. His indus---r no , trious and accomplished little u ife was

Ml ! : . i ...

r ’| in Hie •c.ieme and had a large turkey I toasted and a nice ham boiled, and

u an ' many other delicacies provided for the 12 a. j dinner. The surprise party took their

, baskets well filled and the dinner table

12 ' ' :l ' Imuled down with line cakes, pies,

4 0., jam . jellies and such like. The surprise was a success and all enjoyed the occasion, but none so well as Isaac Gilmore; he lias been suffering terribly with rheumatism for five or six weeks, hut lie forgot all about aches and pains and mingled with his friends as if his alfiietions for the time had left him.

Are made of steel and malleable iron; made Dy hand; made to hist a lifetime. The 1.2^ Steel : Ls Range is the most perfect cooking; apparatus the world has ever known. The Majestic is like —— an I -HI CT m ■■wwji.ihw wwam— no other Steve. It is better than any other. ■Huwttwwu—■ i * (i—war—aa ' Tjurwa—bow COOPER BROS. HARDWARE CO.agts

THAT FEELING

35 40 &5 an

8 ik> 8 00 8 w> 8 0» 10 00 5 08

2270 Ou

Ko’’ Sale—Seven room moil‘‘in ooiiveniejee.*-, good location. InMBire at this ollice. OOtG

DAILY BANNER TIMES

Ki’e v**h—O’ Hair.

On Tuesday afternoon, Dec. 24,1805 a few relatives and friends assembled

, , , . , ,.,nn ! ilt t 1 '® ll0 "ie of Mrs. I.i/.zie O'IIair to

baugh was born in November IhOO. ; >Y j tn ,. <v n,,.

Published every arternouii except 8umlay it the BANNt.it TtMKS utUee, corner Vine and Franklin streets.

Cl.a-iites for display advertisements must lie hsuded In by 10o'olot k i. in.eHelidHy . ReadliiK advertisements will he reeeived eaeh day up to 1 o'clock l. in.

A<l eiimniunlcations should he sliftusl with the i sine of the writer; not necessarily for publloitlon, hut ns evidence of irood rn th. .V.emymous communications can not he uotiootl.

Where delivery is irremilar please report same promptly at publication elflee.

Specimen copies mailed free on application.

marriage ceremony of her

daughter M hs Bertha to Hoy If. Reeves. 1 be bride was attired in a lovely brown traveling costume and the groom wore the usual black. The ceremony was performed by Rev. Joe Green anil 'he wedding march was played by MisEdith O’llair sister of the bride. ( eremnny at fi :.’(() p. m. A beautiful dinner was served immediateh after the ceremony. The bride eai ried a beaiitifnl l)oi[iic7 of white roses. The groom ieonneeted witli the I'dell Wooden-ware company of Xortli Indianapolis, which after the first of January will be their

home.

n»TKfr OF 3t;eSCBlPVI0N.

One Fein- (a (uicance $. r ..n0 'lx month* 2.M)

Election of Officer*.

Greencastle Comtnandrv No. 11, K. T. elected ollicers as follows: Edwin E. Hlack, E. C.; Frank H. Latntners, G.: ChrUtian Pfahler, C. G.; Aaron II. Alorris, P.; Francis A. Arnold, S. W.; Ezra If. Evans, J. W.; Leunder L Louis, Treas.; James Mcl). Hays, Bee.; William H. H. Cullen, St. If.; William W. Jones, Sw. If.; Alfred Hirt, Warden.; James L. Browning, S.; Henry S. Renick, Trustee. The

abo\e olllceis were installed. Wanted Live agent* in every town

«>f Putnam county to sell history of the

MnrrMUEe License*. , ,

Hinshaw ease. A liberal discount lo

Roy I\. Reeves and Hertha agents. MOO books sold in Morgan O'Hair; John M. Frazier and Rena county. Address. < harles K. Mavity, E. Evans; Alfred Johnson and j l,i ‘ re lll,| ianapolis .lonrnal. ltd.-w.

nreTmlXh*. :::::: ; i:*! Nora Bt ' lle Louis: Charles t. Lane T11# ,,0..,, na, wo ,ii, Kutertam.

One mulitli

Per week hy Carrier.

JO!

and Della M. Allen; Harrison M. Lehanon Kepurter.

Randel and Atnamla Layton.

When delivery Is made by carrier, all rub-| scription aocounte are to be paid to them as 1

they cull und receipt for same.

1 George

Yesterday afternoon at their home 00 Pearl street, the Misses | Minnie and Ida Hayworth very

Brick i

ChristniTiR WeddiuKft* F. Henkle, of

ADVERTISING RATES. ;Cha|>el,»nd Miss Martha G Hos-, pany wp t , |eir la(iv friem , H

well, of Vivalia, were luarriej Dec. m . • .1 . I lie atternooD whs spent in the

gracefully entertaiue l a small coni-

24 at the home of the bride’s lath*

DISPLAY.

Dor Inch, first Insertion 25 eta

44 “ each subsequent Insertion 5 cts. . . . , - 44 p ( . r mo , lt h fj.-M er, Kloer Morris officiating.

Guaranteed position charged 25 per cent to too per cent extra. Position not guaranteed for advertisements of less tlian a inchi^s. No discount lor lime or space; live p 1 eenl allowed when payment accompanies order.

HEAD IN O NOTIC 18

Brevier typo, per line, 5e. one line paragraphs charged as occupying two lines space. The following rates will he alloweil only

when (‘(t*h accompaiiif’# order. A cents per line 8V4 3 2«i ; 2

25 lines 50 ** too 44 ‘*>0 ‘ 4 5»Ml 44 M. J. BELKKTr IIA HUY M. SMITH..

On Christmas dav, 2 o'clock, at the home of the bride's mother near Cloverdale, Lafayette F. Cra.dick, of Quincy, and Miss Ida D.| jloser, Elder Morris officiating. At <5 o’clock Christmas evening, by Elder Morris, at his residence.' Alfred Johnson, of Morton, and

very inno.-eut amusement of fortune telling, etc.

Tired, Weak, Nervous

Creep?; over your frame and you feel run down at the heel and dilapitated generally you need some good healthful food to bring you out of the kinks. We will fill your prescription for everything in the eating line from a 5 cent soup hone to a >2.00 roast and furnish you with ji crackers, sweet potatoes, <S:c. 53 DON T FORGET TIIE PLACE.

Hood’s Sarsaparilla Restores Strength and Bodily Vigor. The cause of that tired, weak, nervous condition, in which so many

- ■■■■■■ ... ■ • people find themselves, is tho failure .»! isB IS ora IipIIp Sims, ol (inT*n _ T1 1 x

. I’ulillslicr! eastle.

Mauinrinz !'’.i’.lt(>r j

At 0:30 o’clock Christmas eyen

Aa.iress.ouN.mmurnnunmMo^^ , , ng at their own home on Indiana

Oreencmitie. Ind. I g treel „ by Elder Morris, Mr. John

Telephones.

COUNTING ROOM 62 EDITORIAL ROOM 96

M. Frazier and Miss Rena Evans, both of Greencastle.

Si nd news to Telephone 95. Clay county had two murders

and a third attempt on Tuesday. Such acts make business for Prose-

cutor Lewis and his Clay deputy.

Ithouma'i.m Him* ttiot

When there is lactic acid in the blood. Liniments and lotions will be of no permanent benefit. A cure can be accomplished only by neutralizing this acid and for tins purpose Hood’s Sarsaparilla is the best medicine because Hood’s Sarsaparilla is tiie only true

Mood purifier prominently in the

,, , , | public eve.

CmtisTMAS was generally observed | ' . . .1

, . . Hood’s Pills act easily, yet promptly

in this city. Many business houses ;lru | e tj e ,.ti ve |y ) the liver and bowels.

closeu and the day was given over | — :

O. S. Reeves left this afternoon to

visit relatives in Illinois.

to an exchange of pleasant greet-

ings-

John Wanamakeu stopped the Philadelphia strike and is getting a good deal of free advertising. John owes all his success to liberal

advertising.

The snow of today was twentyfour hours late for Christmas hut it is a jiuou one all the same. A

W. F. Teister, of Crawfordsville, was in the city yesterday. Dr. Poole ate turkey in G raw ford teille yesterday.

A. J.Oosner and sons were in Amo yesterday. Indestructibly Mica chimneys for Welsback lamps, for sale at Conner Bros., Hardware Co. 42-tf.

of the blood to properly nourish the nerves and tissues. Feed the nerves upon pure blood, and they will be steady and

s strong. Read thla: ^ “It is with pleas-

ure that I recommend Hood’s Sarsaparilla as an ex-

1^ Cdlcnt nerve tonic Mr*. C. n. Yrnabl. and blood purifier. Kelthslwrg, UL I have taken it more than once and am taking it now. I was tired, my body ached, and I felt very bady all over. I was afraid I would he sick. I thought I would taks Hood's

Sarsaparilla, and

It Has Cured Me,

and I find that It la cheaper than the doetor’s bills. Hood’s Pills are the best I have ever taken and I use no other. I am glad to have an opportunity to recommend Hood’s Sarsaparilla.” Mas. C. U. Venable, Keithsburg, 111.

M ood’s

Be Sure

to Get Hood’s

Sarsaparilla

Cures

Hood’s Sarsaparilla Is sold by all druggists 11; sir for *6. Prepared only by C. I. Hood A Co., Lowell, Mass. Hood’s Pills SICiSSST'Sr*

MOKTO". George Allen, of Rmb, Benton I county, is visiting friends here. Mis. Dr. Mitchell Ini* returned from | Illinois, where she has been visiting her parents for three weeks. Mrs. Sum Rambo has returned from Waveland. A wedding here this week, so the report is. Waller Owens and Claire Skillmnn of Raccoon, attended church at I'mon Chapel last Sunday evening. Albert Call expects to move into his new house this week. Jim Carver and wife are visiting friends at Rockville this week. •John Seaton of Kincastle, spent Sunday with his sister, Mrs. Frank Burk. The Sunday school, of Union ( Impel, gave an entertainment Christmas night, consisting of gongs, recitations, etc. Dan Starwa’.t has moved to a farm near Jjidianapolis. Pres* (iott has moved into the Chandler property. " ill Dix-on has moved on Wit Sulhe'din's farm near Hathaway Mills. Rev. Bates w ill begin a scries of protracted meetings at Fiiion Chapel next Sunday. Morton now has three fur dealers. \. F. Wood, the old veteran furniati, am! Pearl Shookwhih-r, and also Frank Shonkwiler who sells to Mr. X. F. ^ ood. Shonkwhilcr made a shipment ■if fur to Chicago last week. Mrs. M . T. Gibson is a hie to be out again after a severe spell of typhoid malaria. Mi>* Hattie Nelson of near Portland. Mills spent Sunilav with Edith Grimes. KI SS! U.VII.I.K. G. W. Ross, father of \V. V*. and A. L. Ross, living in .ludson, Darke county, died last Wundiiy evening. He was | 83 years old. He wa- buried Tuesday this Week. John frits and Louie Grime* were married last Thursday evening Miss Anna Leonard started last Thursday to Illinois w here she expected to find a man to her fancy and get married. D ear Stiitesman’s wife left him and went on a visit as soon as they were iiinrried. She returned last week when they comiiieueed house keeping at Mrs. L Conner’s. Oscar knows how to prepare a turkey for the spit. There has been over half a dozen weddings in ihi* vicinity since November 1st. But we shall say nothing about the twenty seven poor fellows that cannot ssy the word. One young blood it is reported loads himself with bottles filled with whiskey and visits social parties five to seven miles in the country, dealing out the vile stufl without license or any Mow of law in his favor. C W. Curry’s mill smoke stack blew dow n about ten day* ago, but he has it, repaired again. It is now believed that the C. 11. A 1), railroad will build a road from here to Portland Mills next summer. The stone in that vicinity is very valuable and practically iiiexhaustable. The M. E. church and the Presbyterian church iiad their usual Christmas entertainments tins week. Uncle Jimmy Durham would be pleasen to be the democratic nominee for president, congressman or representative next year. K/.ekicI Hart seems to think he has a cinch on the sheriff's office, but then

o<]East Hanna Street, Opposite Music School.[>o Browuhig q Gonipaiff.

a g od man in the democratic party i HEPOUT OF stands no show and lie will find that he 5 T EC IE OO 1STIDITIOUST

OF THE

is no exception.

The republicans of Russell ought to '/"‘P VTn l J YVTIflV Al D I VI/ ive a candidate on the ticket this fall. ELiNlixAL ,Y \ I iU,Y\L I).\lM\

have :

I’ORIT.ANl MIMS

Mr. and Mrs. Will Chamberlain, of i loverdule, visited friends and relative*

here last wei k.

Mr. L. T. Ratcliff i* on tin* sick list.

(Ircenenetle. in the Stale of Indiana, nt the. Clore of Jiueii.ere, December IS, 189-5.

HKSOUItCHS.

Loans anil discounts $l“2T.«U 15 Ovi rdiall*. seeiu-ed iind unsecured.. i.jii, 7;

Mr. Burton, of Ohio Has taken charge | ;; of the grist mill at this place, and will -locks, securities, etc ig.iC.; os be ready hy the first of January to tin | , ." r !:!! ure :. ,, . , ^.!’. X !: :S m«. :» all your grinding. He w ill move hi* ! •'<«'«8«)r -•wnol V.'.t-. .

family here soon.

The guests of Mr. Carpenter, viz:

Messrs. Muhuren and Vaughn have relumed to their home in Kentucky. Mis* Mary Ratcliff is visiting her sister Mr*. Frank, in Danville. Fay Hamilton, of Danville, i* visiting relatives here. James Harbison, jr., is having hi* house papered this week, preparing for housekeeping. Owing to bad health and dissatisfaction of Mrs. Alexander, our former citizen J. S. Alex-inder. has moved hack from Indianapolis and settled on the farm of Mr. Herbert Hibhert. adjoining the village, and i* Mr. IIibbert’* agent for the management of hi* real estate in the vicinity. A merry Christmas and a hnppv New Year to the Ba.nxfii Times and all iis

readers.

The (.'hristmaa service at the Christian church last night was one of great interest and enthusi asm. The house was entirely too small to accommodate the great crowd, although a thousand persons were present and heard .Mr. Boyer on “The Babe of Bethlehem.” The sermon held the audience in perfect <iuiet throughout. Some of his word paintings were most beau tiful and touching. Mr. Brower sang a charming solo and the choir rendered appropriate music. It was a delightful service. Mr. Bo^er made a strong appeal to sinners to accept the Christ and six persons came forward. The num her of additions have now reached one hundred and thirty six, and the end is not yet. Services to night at 7 o’clock. XX. Edward Vaiilandinghain and Mary Waggoner were married last evening at the home of the bride’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Waggoner, on east John street. They will reside in Greenfield.

—Shelbyville itemocrat.

A party of twenty-five from Bainbridge attended the Boyer meeting last

night.

tnort}jrmr«’8n\vn«'<

| Dm* from National hanks (not liosm ve AvfontH) I Dm* from approved reserve agents.. j < Meeks and other cash items Nt’D'S of other National Hunk** j Fractional paper eurrency, nickels, and cents 1 Lawful Money Reserve in Hank, viz; | cie MU I t*Kal tender note*.. .. UMh ( Redemption fund with IT. S. Treasurer 5 per cent of circulation)...

4‘,\35U U 33.1*1 H .,,47-' \2

HI/,71 120 75

31 4W»

1,125 tt)

Total

LI A HllATlLS.

S4'.iM r J- -3

. .$100,000 00 kD,0««0 (10

< at'ital stock paid in Mirnlufi fund i mllvided pro lit a, less (uepenses and taxes naid 1,200 20 Nathm il It ink notes outHtandfntr.. 22,-AO no Due to State hanks ami hankers .. 8,n0fl .’D Indivitliml deposits suhjeet to elu*ek. 204,875 ^7 Demand certificates of deposit. 03.150 81 Total $47U,tfcfi» 23 ^tate of Indiana. County of Putnam, ss: I. M >ses l». Hrldjfes, < ashler of the abovenamed hank, do solemnly swear that tiie above statement is true to tin* hest of my knowleilg-f and belief. M. I». IIUIIH>K8, Cashier. Subscribed and sworn to before me lhie20th day of Dec in her, 18(45. JOHN II. J AMBS. Notary Public. ( oiTfs t—Attest: SIL A H AYS, ) K/itA D. KVASS, .-Directors. K A. ARNOLD, )

Skates, skates, we have a line line at Cooper Bros.. Hardware Company, it There is nothing yon can give your friend* for a Christmas present that will give more comfort than a sack or barrel of Vandalia Mills Best High Grade flour. Ask your grocer for it or telephone 77. 53-eod.

Still lliiiitizij; a Wife special to the Indianapolis Journal. Ckawkordsville. Ind., Dec. 25.— Ain* Estes, the old gentleman from Danville, this s*ate, who has been here two months in seaich of a wife, has shaken the dust of this place from his feet and sought new pastures. He has gone to BninbrJdge. Before going he hud a woman here write a letter for him to it lady at Bainbridge, in which he proposed marriage, and he car ried the letter down and delivered it in person, but as yet no report has been received concerning the success of the mission. He said that he proposed to stand and wait until the woman had read the letter and see what effect it would Lave on her. The letter commenced by announcing the name of the bearer and what his mission was, and begged the lady to read the entire letter before telling the old gentleman “No.” Mr. E«tes is a nice old man, with some means, but his manner of wooing a wife does not seem winning. if yon want fresh dates, tig*, nuts candies and fruits of all kinds, call on Tiroadstreet & Son. 4s eodtti Carhonettrs are the latest, at Nicholsons only. Post office gallery. 2b e od Nicholson'* photographs make nice Xmas presents, postottlce galler r 29 e o d.