Daily Greencastle Banner and Times, Greencastle, Putnam County, 30 January 1896 — Page 2

THE BANNER TIM La. (JR LENCASTLE. INDIANA THURSDAY JANUARY M 1^

SPECIAL SALE OF HOSIERY. nPrUIS week we place on sale our full line of Ladies, ■ Misses and Childrens Hose—Cashmere, Woolen, Fleece Lined and 1'ast Black Cotton at the following reduced prices:— All ioc Hose for 7 cents All 15c Hose hr 12 cents All 25c Hose for 19 cents All 30c Hose for 23 cents All 40c Hose for 33 cents All 50c Hose for 37 cent. All 75c Hose for docents Sale continues but one week and terms are CASH. We have many other Special Bargains all through our Store, and ask you to call and examine. Respectfully, THE D. LH DRV GOODS and GARPbTS.

GEO. E. BLAKE, Greencastle, Ind., General Insurance, Ileal Estate And Loan Agent. Money Loaned At a Very Low Rate of Interest

dicial ollice. The mayor ot a city is u judicial officer as so decided by the supreme court. Section 16, Article 7, of the Constitution sais: “No person elected to anj’judicial office shall, during the term for which he shall have been elected, be eligible to any office of trust or profit under tb state other than a judicial olfice.” This settles Tom my and saves the republicans the trouble of retiring him.

Call and see him before ing elsewhere.

clos-

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It is now said that the Chicago paper, will cease giving chromos and other pictures with their Sunday editions after Feb. 1. The}' have spent immense sums in this direction and for some time have been anxious to stop this expense, tut each publisher was afraid of the other. They have now come to an agreement whereby pictures and book schemes are to be abandoned by all.' It vrili be bad for litho graphers, who have been reaping a rich harvest, but publishers and readers will be the gainers.

A Fated Fniniljr. Kokomo Tribune. The deatn of Engineer E. A. Branson, mentioned in a recent issue of the Tribune, is the end of as sad a story as life produces. He was an engineer on the L. E. A- W road for a number of years. Thursday he died at Tipton from the effects ot an overdose of morphine, which he took while running his engine. He was married several years ago to Miss Jennie Wright, of Muncie, and the wedding was a social event ot the season. Since her marriage her father, a wealthy citizen, died of a cancer, her three sisters and a brother have died of consumption, and another brother is in Colorado with consumption. One of her children has died, and now she mourns the loss of hsr

husband.

Important case Settled.

Brrt7.ll Times.

This morning in the circuit court an important decision was rendered by Judge McGregor, touching on liability of townships on the high school question. A few days ago the case of F. G. Thorton vs. the school hoard of Knightsville was tiled. The plain tiff stated that the board of that place had refused to authorize the advance studies taught in schools there, and that it cost $1.50 per month to send his son to school in Brazil. This morning Attorneys Holliday and Hawley argued the

OOUNTY HKWS >OI'KN.

MW .MA18VILLK. John Mater and Rebecca Moore were married at Greencastle on Tuesday of lari week. Mrs. Laura James is trying to get up a subscription school to teach this

spring.

O! Stewart has joined me Red Men at Rnachdale. Miss Carrie Weekley. of Illinois, is j visiting friends and relatives here in this vicinity. Vestal Bros., of Plainfield, were here last Saturday buying horses. F. L. Moore is talking of teaching a summer normal here this summer. John Vansandt and wife visited relatives here the first of the week.

HKLLK UNION.

Rev. Thos. Vaughn, of tin's place, is conducting a series of revival meetings at Amity church. Miss At'a Trail, of Greencastle, is seriously ill at tier sisters, Mrs. lieson Larkins. It, is requested at the next meeting of Literary, the “interesting subject” be discussed—Who should George have taken home? Bail roads do not prevent our young folks frem attending the meetings at Amity. And Jack came back.

GENTLEMEN

riWm

s B8S5fern

Off goes the limit. We limited our offering to 50 pairs men’s high grade sines, now we offer you one dollar off of any pair of $4.00 or $5.00 men’s shoes in our stock. French Calf,Cardcrvan.., Patent Leather or Tan an style toe. THIS IS WORTHY YOUR ATTENTION.

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OAK AI.LA.

Charlie Braun’s baby is quite sick Tlie regular spring moving will set in soon. Sam Johnston will move into the house occupied by Henrv Cross. John Mi Farland will boss at the quarries and will move into the house occupied by

j Johnston.

O. R. Stroube lias purchased a car

question before Judge McGregor, loHl1 of Hlinois corn.

, , . ; 1’he young folks had a social at Frat.k

whether or not these out townships s ilt(mliiy evening.

should pay the tuition rf its schol- 'Phe reading club will meet with Mrs.

ars that had to leave the township W. V. Torr Feb. 12. and enter cities to secure the higher

I POKTI.ANS MILLS

branches. The Judge decided that 1 „ „ . . 1 • ,

1 Mr. C lay Inge, of Rnachdale, is home

such townships should not be held j iq- parents lids week, tu-sl ng responsible in such cases. There | with a severe spell of gripp. In siekwas the best of feeling between Mr. "ess there is no place like home, and no

Thorton and the board, the suit be ’ 0!ie so khl11 !Um1 K ood . , 1 Miss Kate Ratcliff is at home from

ing brought understanding to test

the question.

Danville school, being nursed out of a

| spell of gripp by her mother. We had the first sheriff’s sale

certain 1 liere s * turd *y for twenty .veins. , . , | A good separator and straw stacker explain the; were gol( , U) j „ NiohoUoil •husband to ^co, and a traction engine

SUTHERLIN’B SPECIAL SALE ON HAT$, CAPS, UNDERWEAR ami TIES, From January 22nd, to February 16th, 1896—25 percent oft ^ On any Hat or Cap ir the house, none reserved they all go at this remarkable low price. Onefourth off on our entire line of underwear (we have an elegant stock), if you don’t need it now you will next winter, this is a money saver. NEkOKWRAR.

Choice of our $2.00 ami $1.50 tics for $1.00 ‘ “ $1.25 and $1 00 tics for 75c Choice of our 75? ties for 50c Choice of our 50c ties for JSc.

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was

N. Fii.beck. of Terre Haute, hasj Action, «*ked the question,

Whore very is ’rreyrular please report same promptly at publication office. Specimen copies mailed free on application.

been elected vice-chairman of the Republican State Central committee. He is of this district. Robt. Mansfield, of Muncie, who was elected secretary of the committee, is well known here and is a good one for the place. He was formerly city editor of the Muncie Heirs

Sti© Got Fooled.

A school marm in school was trying to meaning of the word

a class ot youngsters the other day,! sold to C. D. Russell of Indianapolis and not being able to make them for $250 it having been taken on a judgunderstand the word to her satis- "'ent as the property of J. L. Hamilton

who lost his arm here last summer. at I Henry Firestone lost a valuable horse last week. While running and playing in the pasture lie slipped and fell against

, a tree.

Six applications were presented for membership in the camp of S. Vs. at la>t meeting, and in spile of the oppo.-i-j lion of some. The boys are having a

! boom.

I was married? ’ quick as a tlash

would I have

The answer came

from a seven-year old, but was not what she expected, and her blushes made the sunlight pale in compar-

ison.

For Sale or Trade—Four Jersey cow Will Irvin. ffitJwt

>fu«t Keep in the Law. state appellate court

RATES or SUBSCRIPTION. One Tear in advance Six month* Three months Due month /*«r wceh by Carrier

.$5.00 . LViO .50 .10

WImmi delivery is intidt* hy carrier, all subscription accounts are to be paid to them as they call t.nd receipt for saint.

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Publisher

We are glad to note that our ad-j Tlie stlUe ai , 1)e ii atc t . 0 „ rt |, as vertisere are giving more attenti n just decided that persons faking up to their adst than they did formerly, i impounding stock shall immediate

Many of them now study carefully this important feature of their bus iness and their tasty work shows that they are catching the true

idea. Read them carefully.

ly give notice in writing to the owner of the stock, if known to them, and where a person relies up on a statute for his authority in taking possession of stock, he must

There arTf our candidates named *• strict compliance with that for delegate to tlie Republican Xa-1 8la '' u ^ e ' _ _ _ _

tional convention from this dis- j triet, says the Sentinel as follows: : Jesse W. Weik, Greencastle: Geo. M. AUen, Terre Haute; Peter Aik man, Vermillion county, and David Slrottse, of Rockville.

Vf. J. BECKETT HAKKV M. SMITH.

Mumitfiiitf Editor

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ATTENTION REPUBLICANS! Call for a City Mass Convention, February 5. The Republicans of the city are requested to meet at the mayor’s office on Wednesday evening. Feb. ft, at seven o’clock for the purpose of selecting two precinct com niiltecmen from each ward, to serve two years. A. Brockway, Jan. 80, '90. Chairman.

The Baxnkh Times telephone news j number is 95. Remember it when you have an item. We want the news. Health All Gone Unequal to Family Duties—No

Appetite

Hood’s Sarsaparilla Cave Strength and Courage to Work. “I w#s In such condition I conld not walk even about the bouaa to attend to household duties and care for my children and family. I did not have the strengthof achild, I was treated by several physicians, who pronounced my trouble Scrofula and Female Weakness. I could

The usual announcement fee for candidates in papers is $9 and for both daily and weekly additions $5. The Banner Times charges but $12,

strictly in advance, for both papers. t! - v '‘

ItlieiimntUm Kuii. Hint

When there is lactic acid in the l>lo< d Liniment* and lotions will he of no permanent benefit. A cure can be accomplished only by neutralizing this acid and for this purpose Hood’s Sarsaparilla is the best medicine because Hood’s Sarsaparilla is the only true I lood purifier prominently in the

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Visitor-. Iter,; tins week: Wm. Satis bury ami fatuity, 1'iav.fordsville at.I. W. Blackwell's; Andrew K. Campbell, South Bend, at, Thus. Long’s; Mrs. I>. E. Preston, Greencastle, at J. K. Smith's; ( 'has. Hendricks and sou Donalu. New Maysville. at Charles Lundy's: James Ragland, Mitchell, at Na-

tional house.

O. G. Hubbard lias purchased the gricery and hardware store of H. C. Darnall and son. I>r. J. F. Cully, Daniel Oliver, Ohas. Hughes, Chits. Fvfle, Houston F.llsberry, Ooombe Frakes, Thos. Ellis, Arthur Chadd, Reason Dicks and Frank Darnall attended a banquet given by the Knights of Pythias lodge at Roachdale last Tuesday evenit.g. They re1 p irt an excellent time. Miss Alice inlands left Tuesday for i Scranton, Miss. An elocutionary ami musical enierj tainment will be given itt Ader’s hall ! Friday evening, Jan. .it, music consisti ing of guitar, mandolin, organ and \oj cal. Admission, adults 15 cents, cliil-

I dren 10 cents.

TERMS GASH

Remember our stock is New and Fresh, no old shelf-worn goods.

S U T H E R L I N,.

THE HATTER AND MEN’S FURNISHER.

Delinquent Tax List for 1896. < ITt OK OKEKNI wri.E, STATU OK 1 MM ANA, Kl TVAW COINTA, X s. I, Ja.s M. Hurley, clerk in and for said city, do hereby certify that the following is a correct list of land and town lots returned delinquent for the non payment of taxesdue on them for the year isq.) and previous years. That said lands and town lots are described and charged with tiie taxes of the current year in the following list the same as they are described and charged on tlie tax duplicate of said city, and that aaio taxes appear due and unpaid and that said list was recorded on the yist day of December, !x.,v (lix-en under my hand and seal this pst day of December, iHp5. JAS. Tvi HI'KI.KY, Clerk of the city of Greencastle.

No.

.■Names ot Owners.

James Kllsbern is clerking for O. G.

Hubbard.

M. Gordon made a business trip to Greencastle Tuesday. Rev. Graham commenced a series of meetings at the M. K. church last Monday evening with a good attendance. Mrs. Grace Gillespie, of Greencastle,

Our rates nre very candidates’ cards.

low, also, for

It is now conceded that T. Taggart is not eligible for the position of governor. Under the new law a person elected to a judicial office is, during the term for which he wos elected ineligible to any other than a judicial office and he cannot become eligible by resigning his ju-

Hood’s Pills act easily, yet promptly and effectively, on the liver and bowels

Ken I K.state Tranxfers.

Martha Morlan to Josephine Torr,

land in Madison tp., $4.'>9.

Eva Torr to Josephine Torr, land j

in Madison tp., $147.

Helen K. Torr to Josephine C. Torr,

land in Madison tp., $574.

John Malley to John T. Maloney ami wife, land in Ptitnaniville, $150. J. W. O’Daniel to Mahalt O'Daniel,| land in Cloyerdale, $500. I

bread and drink a leap of tea, threa Itimeea d«y. fioine-

Mn.. John Has- tlln «» 1 CODld » tan<1 Oran, N. v. a soft boiled egg tar dinner. I became reduced to akin and bonne; at last they bad to draw me about the house seated in a rocking chair. I was in a terrible state when my husband, having noticed advertisements of Hood’s

Sarsaparilla

Sarsaparilla, urged X upon ms to give it ^ trial. Attar taking one bottle I received sufficient benefit to know that I bad at last found the right niediolne. I have now taken eeveral bottles and am able to Attend My Housework. In fact, I am on my feet about all day, and can go up staire easily. I canuot say enough in praise of Hood’s Sarsaparilla.” Mrs. John Hasb, Box 92, Oran, N. Y.

eat only a slice ot , j s visiting at Fred Gordon’s.

Lee McKee went to Friduy on business.

Greencastle laxt

J-Jood’s

Hood's PilUSMMMK

CLOVKRDALK. Our town lia> been full the j a*t week of demoerntie caudidates. They are all right but they won’t do. They are on the wrong side. ( apt. A. J. Rockwell made a business trip to Indianapolis Monday. J F. O’Breen is in Owen county this week surveying more pike roads. Dauny Mann Comedy Co. played at the opera house Tuesday night. Sav, do you know, I f trade is slow (The dull time? may have killed it), You will be wise To adve-tise ? For that will soon rebuild it. A few drops of Brazilian Balm in a little warm water makes the best eye water in the world.

I* \rtlmr FMward and wife

BtM*heldcr, Mary I

w Burns. < Htlwndur W Beaty, W. I) and wif<*

I.f Branson, s , W. and wife . I 2 UoM, Samuel stu t ox. Win Held >

•jrn i all, ihiiic* A .

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278 Curtis, Mar) 285 Greek. Eliza A

•J8#; < • tntirr. Arcb Jr ~4', ('cDiper, A ana T.

Ti7 Briseoll, Emily

.>7fi Dovle, h rank

HI Edwards, Sarah 570 Hammond, M and Nat.

WM Hooks, » ImnnJe

7!ll Kennedt. < aiherim* 7IV'» l\ru*4**\* Uewinter

781 Lavcllo, Anna TOO Lutz, Arena K 831 Mary, Irene J

882 MyerH, John Mahom y. < orneliiiM . 869 Murphy, Bridget 946 MoNatnarn,.lames ... ■*50 Mct'Tud' . Mtittirie 1025 I'rice. Ebenc /.c r H

P*27 Paris, Mary .I HW9 Parker, Airnes 1089 P \ an. William

1*01 Kat litT.Bt-verdy 1*^2 Henlck. M . II. and Anna 11-7 Stokiv. tames M IIAI Sl»f»rt, Klizatieth ....

P d >nlder. AI vena

1148 Ventt, A H. and wife

1 *49 Stack. Ellen B

1152 Scott, Joanna K 12 "l T* mint, John (• .. 1227 Talhott, Man P ...

I an tin k. s' i ah T Li* 7 M illiams. EBzu A

1811 Webb, Man i.

1825 Williams, Robert and wife 1845 williams, Robert

Description of Lots.

Part lot 19 south Part lot 0 and 7CS . Part lot 18, Vosm Lot8 II. 12. 18, Blk 2, Peeks Part lot ♦'•. north Part lot 207. 212P . Dili*8, Hk 0, depot . .

Lot 5, blk 'i, ha$rvy

Part lot 22, Miens

Part lot *. p« <’ks

liOts ft and 7. pt. H, blk 8, Berrv U»tH8, blk *$. Peeks

Part lot 67 0 P ..

I Ait 5 blk 5,|denot . 1'art lot 22, A liens Part lot 2. blk 8, Ash l/ot 7 and 8, blk 5, ( S . Lot 1. hlk *i. Peeks . Dit 3 south . Isd 22. inverts

Part sw 16-11 i.

“ ** ** 8 acres l.ot 3. blk 5, depot Part lot 187 OP I sit 8, ii, la. 2U 21, 22, blk 7, Peeks

Lot 2, hlk 5, depot

Lot 7 and 8, blk 6, depot I sit K. Sellers .

Lot 5. lilk 3. depot

Part lot 8 and 4,»dk 2, C >

Lot 8 hlk 1. Ash

Lot K, Pecks. Part lot 5 and »*, Arh

Part sw l»i, 14, 4. 10-100 \

I ot 12. blk 5, Pocks .. i

Lot 8, Hensleys Part lot 1, Ash

Part lot 6, north ...

Part lot 4, blk 6, Peeks

Lot 1<». hcnsleys

r..rt lot IH», <> P Part lots 34 and 38 easL Lot 4, hlk 3. C 8 Part lot 59 and Mi east Lot 1H», t»P

Lot ft, Trawleys

Lot 2, Hensleys . Lot 2, O P

Part lot 8 t 8

Atn’nt $12 95 26 U . 20 41 14 50 . 9 2* 34 15 39 '*2 6 50 4 ^9 5 91 41 12 13 78 M 5 83 . 70 rs . iH 3‘» 8*i 21 . 5 26 I 78 47 80 23 12 2o +* h 2:1 ! 12 11 S 15 . 18 17 22 19 ♦i 42 12 72 8 * 6 17 H* II ‘V . 34 91 14 27 13 76 11 W . 12 53 13 M 39 91 . 179 17 . II 26 56 3t I . oft 91 9 33 15 81

NOTH !•; OF HALF'..

Notire js htrehy given that the whole of the several tracts of land and town lots contained in tne foregoing list, which were returned delinquent by the Treasurer of the city of Greencastle. Indiana, for the year iW for the non-payment of taxes, penalty aud interest due thereon,and including the taxes of the current year 1895. or f.o much thereof as will be necessary to pay the taxes, penalty, interest and costs due thereon at the time of sale, wilt he sold at public auction by John Gilmore. Treasurer of said city, at the Mayor’s Office ill the city of Greencastle, in said county, commencing at 10.0’clock a. m. on T l! I* HKHOND MONDAY E\ FltHlll AK Y« 1 sm>, IT ItlilM* *

I I.UKI AHY 10, iSfMi.

and continue said sale from day to day thereafter until such lands and town lots or so much thereof as shall be necessaiy to discharge the taxes, pemiltN . interest and cost accruin* to said sale shall have been soid. Given under my hand and seal this 31st day of December, 1895,

December 31, 1895.

AGENT WANTED

-riven under my hand and seal tliis 31st day of December, 1895. 413 JAS. M. HURLKY. City Clerk.

Ha>e dust-proof bearings that are dust proof, large tubing, 5 inch treatl. latest pattern continuous crank* and crank shaft. Tubular hubs wide between spokes, and straight rear brncei. In fact, are thoroughly modern in all respects. Built ny men who have every facility that money can buy for the production of the best machine, backed by 18 years’ practical exper-

ience. >

In every town.

Best seller made. „ Write for term, and discount*. PEORIA RU89ER 4 MFC. CO., PEORIA.IRS.

$60 and $85.

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