Daily Greencastle Banner and Times, Greencastle, Putnam County, 13 January 1896 — Page 3

MONDAY

JANUARY W 18r,r,

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Now is the time to buy furniture cheap you can buy anything in our line cheaper than ever before. Couches for 2^50. A nice pastel picture with glass nd frame for 25 cents. All other goods at a bargain. BLACK & BLACK ■?>1T IQ EAST WASMUMOTON S3T.Or

School Siloes.

THE LOCAL FIELD

e 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 & 11 ays, TUK S1IOK M EX.

What is Going on in and About Fair Greencastle. LATEST CITY HAPS ANU MISHAPS. Wl»or» Our People »ro fJoiiig and \\Ti#»re Their GuentM are St«»p|iing:—Npwx of Interest Over the City—The Beat Column in tli 1 ' Paper for Otiiek Keutling.

See the ELEGANT Line 0 f

DON’T THINK of leaving the city, even for a abort tlrno, without ordering the Dally BannbrTimks to follow you. It conta you but 10 cents a week as It does hen* at home, and the address will be chanpod as often as you desire.

(Personals and society notes are solidtiHl and will be Insert<*<1 if writer’s name and address is attached, not to be inserted, but as an evidence of good faith. None but truthful items are desired.)

FALL SAMPLES

E. W. WHITE'S Merchant Tailor Shop.

BEST LINE IN THE CITY AT LOWEST PRICES

OVER JONES' DRUG STORE OPPOSITE

POST-OFFICE

Cleaning and Repairing a Spec-

ialty.

F. [.. Landes went to Indianapolis

this morning.

John Dnnlavy visited in Hendricks

com ty Sunday.

The Woodmen will meet tonight in

the O. A. K. hall.

Mrs. W. H. Vestal went to Indianap-

olis this morning

J. F. Barker, of Ladoga, was in town

yesterday visiting friends.

Oliftord 1’ierey has gone to Indianap-

olis to enter commercial college

John C. Zulaull', of Jeffersonville, spent Sunday with \f. J.Beckett. Mrs. Chas. Darnall, of Chicago, is visiting Dr. E. G. Fry and family. Born to Ensign W. M. Grose and wifeat Sitka, Alaska, Jan. 1, a daughter. Miss Mary E. Baer, of Richmond.

Granulated >ugar IS pounds per. ..#1.00 I yjsited Mrs. Albert Allen over Sunday.

A sugar, 111 pounds per . ..jl.OO

YOl CAN HAT LIKE A KING

AT SUCH RATES AS THESE.

\ C sugar. '20 pounds per. . .#1.00 Brown sugar, 21 pounds pel .. .#1.00

'Coffee, 12 1 ,,, and25 per pound. Best < 'often 27 1 5

Flour per sack 45 and. .. .50c Bacon per pound 8 and 0c Lard per pound 8 and 9c Best corn meal, per sack.. . ...,10c

imperial tea worth 40c a pound 20c

Golden drip syrup per gallon 25c Navy beans, per pound ....He Apple butter per ran 5c Extra good table peach 10c Folk’s corn 4 cans for 25c

Also Dry Goods and Shoes t prices

to beat the Jews.

j SUDRANSKI.

J. A. Gainer, of St. Louis, visBed relatives and friends in the city Sunday. The annual election of directors of the Greencastle banks occur tomorrow.

J. WELDA

F. T. McWhirter and daughter Susie, of Indianapolis, spent Sunday in tin*

city.

The Over the Teacups club will hold their anniversary meeting on Janu-

ary JO.

Walter Kelly, Theodore Kleinbub, ; Homer Reeves and Lee 1’akton snciit ’

Sunday in Indianapolis.

Ids langu ige. and aside from being a perfect linguist is an exceptionally tine singer. He will sing tomorrow morning at the Catholic church at the funeral of Mrs. Bodemer. (’apt. Frakes, who works at Browning’s Hanna street meat market,suffered an irreparable loss Saturday afternoon. Cap.’s troubles is the same old story of tiie man who tries to coax a fire with kerosene. There was an explosion, ap odor of singeing hair, some burnt clothes and a number of burns on the victim. But in this case the loss was even greater, for M r. Frakes’whisker* which lias stood the rigors of thirtytwo winters, went un in the smoke and left him so that his most intimate friends would scarcely know him. Then too. an iron clad oath is broken. In 18G0, when Stephen A. Douglas ran fm president, Frakes, who then lived in Missouri and was a staunch democrat, took an oatli that he would never shave until Douglas was president, and until Saturday’* episode he lias kept his word. About throe years ago Cap. joiued-the G. O. P. and he now thinks that it was an act of Providence that removed a democratic growth of whiskers which if allowed to vote woald have voted for president twice. He thinks that with a new set of republican whiskers he will be right in the push. The remains were left with Coroner E. H. Kleinbub te preserve in alcohol. Captain Frakes now says lie will not shave again until a republican iselected president, which he confidently tliiuks will occur next fall. An exchange says: “The printing press has made uresidents, killed poet*, furnished bustles for beauties and punished genius with criticism. It has curtailed the power <>f kings, converted bankers into paupers and graced pantry shelves. It has made paupers out of college presidents; it has educated the homeless, rnd robbed the philosopher of Ins reason; it smiles and cries and dies, hut it can’t he run to suit everybody, and the man will go crazy who

tries.

Mrs. D. L. Anderson, of this city, and Mrs. J. D. Strachan, of Brazil, have •‘aeh received a handsome deer head, antlers and all, superbly mounted by a western taxidermist bearing the sobriquet, of “Buckskin Charley.” The heads are presents to the ladies from their father, who is in Montana. With the Pennsylvania companv taking full control of the Yaudaliu thc new equipment for passenger service which is to be run on trains 20 and 21 will he put in service. It is claimed that these trains will be the handsomest in the country. The telephone company have been repairing their system this week. This will give them facilities to put in a n imberof additional instruments which have already been applied for. The Monon surveying party,of which Chas. and y. L. Cooper and Matson were members, has completed the survey for the proposed coal road. The party arrived here Saturday. Rumors of a new bus line are to be heard on the streets. Said bus line it L said will he in running order by March 1. Frank Klciuhtib, Dan Kelly, and

Convention t all. The republicans of the Fifth congressional district will meet at the ! court house, Terre Haute, Did., at 111 o'clock a. m., Tuesday, January 21.; 189(i, to elect a memhrr of the state I committee. The representation of said convention will he one delegate for each 200 and fr action of loo or more votes cast for William D. Owen for secresary of slat** at the the last election. X . Filbkck. < hairnian. Gkokok M. A i.i.i n. Secretary. The basis for tiie counties w ill he as follows :

Pcleirate*

(’lay IT Hendricks 0 Morgan .hi Parke la Pulimm . IJ v tiro :t4 Vermillion V Total 114 Hood’s Sar-aprilla, taken at this season, w ill make you feel strong and vigorous and keep you from sickness a little later on. Lost—White ice wool fascinator. Re turn to this office. It. “A Moit«*y Or<l**r,” Jtilr Walters’ earnest and coiiicientious endeavor to supply the theatre going public with something new', has secured the beautiful comedy drama, “A Money Order,” from Seymour S. Tibbals the author of many successes. Mr. Watters, as is well know, is an original comedian, Ids delineation of tiie character parts which he lias undertaken during Ids career as a star haproven him so beyond a doubt. The play itself, “A Money Ordea,’’ is a comedy drama of unusual interest, contrived and skillfully worked out by its author. ’J’liere are many comedy scenes in the piece and the scenic embellishment are said to be unusually attractive. At Greencastle opera house January Hi, 1890.

r)0 QmNK

That you can buy Furniture cheaper elsewhere than Hanna sells it. He will duplicate anyone’s prices and go them one better. Don’t forget that he sells couches at a lower figure than you can get them elsewhere.

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HMNN7T THE PLACE EOE BARGAINS.

Alpheus Birch

Maple m Pan Giniis,?;

W. Corner

Public Square.

Telephone No. 90'

I commence the new year with a large stock of GROCERIES. PRICES LOW. I can please the most fastidious in need of Queensware, Glassware or Tinware.

Hot-Air Blast Furnace.

J. W. Cole left lust night for Phila-| U ;'" rv VVerneke w,?r, ‘ Iliu,tu

delphiit. Mrs. Cole and son left for T'"* el ’

Erie, Pennslyvania, to visit relatives, j Mrs. Col. Morrison left this afternoon Mrs. Wm. Bodemer, of Limedale, | f»r a visit w ith her sister at Columbus,

died last night after a long illness. The Ohio.

—IS THE-

GROCER

— FOR —

the people

His stock, while not the larg

est is certainly the choicest. He treats every

body right and

Will Not Be lintoold

j funeral will occur tomorrow from St.

j Patti’s Catholic church.

I A letter from T. J. McAdams says | that he is recovering from hi* terrible siege of typhoid fever hut will probably have to use crutches in walking. Hatry Paris has gone from Martinsville to Mum-ie to spend a few weekwith home folk*, prior to returning to Martinsville for further treatment. D. L. Anderson left at 8:40 this morning for his annual business trip through the cast and south. He will be gone most of the time until March 1. Mrs. Marion Hurst had a mammoth cactus at the Presbyterian church yesterday. It had twenty blooms and four or five buds. It. was a beautiful tiling. Ed and John Lynch will return to Pine Bluffs, Ark., tonight after a week’s stay here. The hoys are both holding good jobs as railroad conductors in the

south.

G. W. Black made a shipment of horses to his Indianapolis stables today. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bahr are at home from a visit at < rawfordsville. Mrs. James Hurley is at home from hyr vi>it at Freedom. John J. Cole, of St. Louis, was here

Saturday

Ed Landis went to Ladoga at noon.

INxIny’p* Gorni Markets* fFurr.ished the Daily ISannrr fJMK.s dailvbv R.W. Allen, luanagerof Arthui Jordan’s poultry House.] Hen* B Springs, chol30 0 Springs, stairs Lock* 2 Turkey he n*. l> Turkey, old tom* B Turkeys, younit I'Jpds.anu over choice tat '' Geese, f. f. over I I lurks 6 Kiras fresh subject to haiiddna . . . ..IT Uuttcr. jrood... 10 Munoii Excursion*. On the first Tuesday of each month until furtjer notice we will sell one way “settlers” tickets to points in southern states south of Kentucky and Tennessee line at greatly reduced rates’ January 27 and 28, February 10 and 11, and March 9 and 10, we, will sell Home Seekers tickets to various point* in southern and southwestern states at one fare plus two dollars for the round trip. Return limit thirty days from date of sale. For full information

address.

J. A. Michael, Agt,

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The indicatiomi for thin vicinity for t he coming thirty-six hours are as follows ap received bv II. S Renick A ( o. from the official weather bureau at Indiamiuolis: Indianapolis, Ind., Jan. 13. Partly cloudy tonight and Tuesday fair, and rising tent

Probably I

warmer in northern | This is the reason:

portion Tuesday. Cox. The following local observations

as taken daily by Guy Wilson who is in charge ot the official weather instruments located on the roof of

the West College building:

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Buy a Furnace that will him Any kind of coal successfully A furnace Specially constructed to prevent the formation of ismoke by consuming ail G ASKS. 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.

For sale by

i Iperature tonight, j ‘slightly v.M.rnw.e i

South t#r«*en«*aMil«».

For Sale.

Rev. John LaHines preached at Lueteke’s hall last evening to an audience that filled the hall to its utmost capacity. Great interest was manifest throughout the even-

ing.

John F. Cooper went to Indianapolis this morning with a line lot

of Putnam county furs.

Marry Brooks who lias been vis-

Willhtm J. Peyton, a well-known ^ iting his mother lias returned to

painter, died Sunday of consumption. Indianapolis.

His age wa- six'v-iinm 1111 ; James Dalton, Big Four operator funeral occurred today at Mill ( reek . . , . cemetery llt * )nnvl '* e > 8 P t ' ll L Sunday with Lis The Terre Haute Gazelle publishes a l^'etit*. Mis sister Mary accomrev soil list of Vandalia surgeons. It panied him to Danville for a short

IVirn and fruit na , "‘ s I)r ' K - H - ETsns " f this city ftnd : visit-

Dwelling house, with -eight rooms, pantry and icllar;

good cistern. “ :T.“ p r j. K. Gillispey, of Reelsville. for

trees on lot, near the public

square. ..

For price and terms call on

JAMES F. FEE,

Ollier in Central Bank Building'

II. A. Mills lias returned from Missouri, and will take up his old

George Desnoyers. a Frenchman 8tan(l „ t he pump shop,

in the city. Mr. Desnoyers is a stone

polisher by trade hut being out of work Bo*t Irish potatoes 45 cents per bitwill try to organize a class to study g | K .| t delivered to any part of the city French. He is a thorough master of |>y John Riley 715 south Main street.

Telephone 51. 72-Ct. For Sale—Yost typewriter, improved in good order. EwfNU McLkax. 7J-Jt

FOR 1896 AbbBN'S DRUG

STORE

For sale—A good, large milch cow, giving about two gallons of milk per day. ( all on or address John Hiley, south Greencastle. 7*2-61

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Maximum temperature yesterday. Minimum ** ^ " iVinpeniture today, 7 a m •* noon

Rain fall, molten snow inohes do The noon tomporature la taken dally by the

Ua.vnkk Timk.s.

H.S. RENICK & CO..

Wl\y is it, You

THAT HAMILTON SELLS SO MANY '

GOODS?

lie nas 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 Him a Gall.

Weak,Irritable,Tired L- J V. 11 AM 11.1 (IN, ■

corner square

“! Was No Good on Barth.’

When it come* to the genuine article of new* the Bannkb Timks ha* it.

Dr. Miles’ Nervine strengthen* the weak, builds u, the broken down constitution, and permanently euros every kind of nervous disease. “Aleouton* yearagn I tilth nerrotiHnema, */ooi</ow.<»iok*, Creeping meitMation in tny /«•*/«. Slight palpitation of tny heart, IHntraetlng ion fusion of the mind. Serious loan or lapse of titetnorg. U l ighted do-rn tvith rare and worry. I rompletrly lost appetite And felt tny ritalttg treat-inn out, I teas weal:, irritable and tired, ■ .flu weight teas reduced lo lOOHnt., An fact I teas no good, on earth. A friend brought me I)r. Miles' book, t k | “New and Startling Facts,” end I finally decidde to t ry a bottle ot Dr. Miles’ Uoorattve Nervine. Before I had taken one bottle I could sleep as well as a lO-yr.-old boy. My appetite returned greatly increased. II f(«n / had taken the sijeth bottle , My teeight increased to l*« bs., j The sensation in my legs was gone: Mg tierces steadied completely; My memory was fully restored. Mu brailt seemedclcarcrthanever. \ I felt asgumlasanu man on earth. Or. Miles’ Hestoratiee Xerrine is A great medicine, I assure you.” Augusta, Me. Walter B. Bcrbank. Dr. Miles’ Nervine Is sold on a positive guarantee that the first bottle will henelit. All druggists sell tt at tl, 6 bottles for 16, or It will l>e sent, prepaid, on receipt of price by the Dr. Mile* Medical Co., Elkhart, ItuL Dr. Miles’ Nervine Restores Health

: ROA\ PRESENT INDICATIONS.

We are inclined to think the lime for it good warm suit of Underwear would not be a bad investment. Our line lieing complete. You arc cordially invited, call on SUTHEERHIN,

✓

THU WASHINGTON STREET HABERDASHER.

^FExClALx - SAKEC - OK yfrTToTj s"rTTs^ all WOOL ( ASI.MKRE MADE TO odder AT >:i (X). EXTRA VALUES AT $2.75, #4.00, $1.50 and *!S.tH). A look w ill make you a customer.

iso* e W/XSH- ST.

A. G. LESTER.

CO.AJL

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.