Daily Greencastle Banner and Times, Greencastle, Putnam County, 20 February 1896 — Page 3
irz r/iT^Kr, Trvt^. GrtrswcAsiLK Thursday fk^uary 20 ihsw
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Very Much Swell THE LOCAL FIELD
Are those new shoes just received by Louis & Hays fhey are the very latest New York styles in Black and Tan, High and Low cut. All low in price, though of the highest grade.
actions of €fuy M. Wnlker, wellknown In re. Mr. Walker has gone west to be gone ten days am] the h'r-
]/ires* states he is out of the firm of
in and About Royse * Walker > »"»* S P ^ of disbar-
ment proceedings having been i:.'ti tilted by the Vigo county bar, a eommittee of which has not yet reported. As Mr Walker is out of the
' city no statement is given from him in Where Our People r.re floing ami Where any of the papers hut he will probably
Wliat is Going on Fair Greencastlo.
‘..ATESI CITY HAPS mNU MISHAPS.
Louis cY- //ays. Til K SHOE MEN.
s,
rm
the i; LEG A NT Line o f
FALL SAMPLES
Their Giteslii are StoppInR—New« o* In- have - imetbing to say When be return.-, terest Orer the City—The Hem Column In He has a number of friends and artb» Paper for ijulck Heading. i <|U:iitanee-here who wiI' want to hear
I the straight of the matter.
DON’T THINK t.i,e sliooting tonriiament at Keelsleaving the dry. even for a short time, ville Tue-dav the Itra/il partv earried wTIhm.t ordering the Dally IlANngH Tines to |n()st of tr(>phil ... The s | lootinK
tv »•« .1 It it .Lilti \ I ill III ysf-lltkl >1 ... Ir
ovidencc of ifood faith.
ItetuH are desired.)
None but truthful
E. W. WHITE’S
IVierchant Tailor Shop.
BEST LI N C Hi THE CITY AT LOWEST PRICES.
follow you. It coPts > u but !'• cents a weeK
as It does here at home, and the Address will | " 1 tlie Motors had to hit all bechantra! as often as you-^ire. | the birds ^hot. at to win. An aeeident
! occurred whea the tir>t f )iot, Tliomp(Personals and society notes an* solicited don of Greenca.-Hh\ came up. I he first
and will be insei*i«*d if writer’s mune ami ad- two hi rl- that came from the trap dress Is attached, not to be Inrerted. but as an s spi-ead apart. He shot at one, hill the
other was near the ground when he
1 tired. Hilly Barnett, one of the trap- ,,,, . , , 1 pers, was Ivins behind the boards near
I he mercury registered live degrees
, , ,. ... the traps. (he charge struck thi-
below zero tins morning at davlight. 1 , , , ,
hoard and three shot went through a
Mrs. Henry Taylor is at home after a k mt<> M. 1: . ni . t c- arm. mtlictvisitof several weeks in Imliatiapolis. ! lnK a );llnlt|l W(H|n(1 n atl u „. wl , n i e Koachdale is now nguvingou another . charge struck him he would have been
new factory. This one i- a farming iiu-1 killed ii.ntantiy.
plemeut factory. j The parents of a number of boy- who
have learned to smoke cigarettes are
Lem Lewm.ui. of Jefl’ersonville, form-
OVEB JONHS' DHUC. STOaSOrPOSITE POST-OFFICE
Cleaning and Repairinga Specialty.
erly of this . ity. called on (.reenea-tle . making a strong elt'ortio slop the habit, friends last evening. I liev have appealed to a number of T. J. McAdams began work again i , i « : ' r, ‘ ,te ,lt ’ Rl,ir ' n,,r to s, ‘ n t,,t ‘ ir lM,ys this morning at the Vannalia oflice I t,1<,s, ‘ iirlil ' u ’ in thu after an absence of several montl.s. 1 r " ,!,r, '■ Tl "* daim thl11 ""'y
• arc not to blame very often, a< thex*
Mrs. George U* In* who had been vis- , . .. . . i i . . voungcr bovs get tbc nlnt b >v> to buy
iting her parents, Mr. and Mi> Kurt/,
ysmii m.z$ mm UIG FOUEROUTK
I has returned to • her borne at Murdock,
I III.
Mis- Joslyn, of Gieencastie. who has been the guest of the Mis-es Lantlers j for a fortnight, lias returned liome.—
I ndittuit/Hilix J on nut I.
( IV. iiaggy, who is buying corn in Illinois for a St. Louis lirm, li is been visiting bis fa’ lily for several day- and
lias returned to Illinois.
POI.ITit W. ANNOIM I'.TI I.NT's.
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4 aimIi«l»»te** fop I'l.ie4‘% on the Itepnbli-«-.io 4 on li t) I'lel&el for In this column will lie placed the names, as they come in, of candidates for places on the republican county ticket for the campaign oi 1896. These will he subject to the convention to be announced later:
H H N N A.
FOR SIIEHIFF. Dudley IluUdioson, of Hamricks, will i>e a candidate tor sheriff of Putnam county, 8ubjf*ct tn the republican nominating; convention.
Andrew King, of Putmimville, will be a candidate for »herilT of Pntnam county, Hiitijcct to tlie rcpubiicun tiomltiatlntr convention. tietirge W. Watts, of !‘ntnainvlMe, tVarren townstdp, will i-• a eundidati* for sheriff of Putnam county, subject to the republican notn«aiiiu conventhm. Harry Ruark, of Wai ren towlmhip, will be a candidate* for sheriff < ? Putnam county, subject to the republican nominating: convent'on. D. W.Maey, of Itelle Union, will be a candidate for sheriff of Putnam county, subject to the renublican nominatitiMr convention.
LEADING UNDERTAKER
and
FURNITURE DEALER.
TELEPHONK S!)
KESIDENCE 5!».
Alpheus Birch
NOTICE. Ini it or f Han nek Ti mkI'leascsay the voters of i’utnam county our old friend ami eomrad Levi Woodrum is a candidate for sheriff of Putnam county, lie was elected coroner in IN', * ntvl »erve<i one year as »lierill amt U8 he was the last r-•publi-can aherltf we want t<» repeat history, once in ;10 year by el(*cting; him in 18U». Many Ukithlk a ns.
For sale.
A sinal! ic-tamant and li-li niai'kct with a pay ing tiadi Stone’s,
10t5-C t&w.
N. W. cor. -ip
On January l.'fth, l+tii, 27th. 2Sth, Feliruary lOtii, lltli, March 'Jth and Rith. Hoine-Scckers’ K'lcursiou ’I'ickcts will b« sold at Very Low Bates from points on the Big Four Konte to many points in Alabama, Florida, Kentucky. Louisiana, Mississippi,Tennessee, Ariz- , ona, Arkansas, Indian Territory, I
Missouri, North Carolina. Oklahoma, ! >| ((m ] MV t o vi-h Mis-Jes-ie \Va -on, oi Texas and Virginia. For full inforina-, . . ,, , , turn as to rates, routes, tickets, limits, | 90 ""' Slxl,, • ***””• etc., call on agent Big Four Koute.oi ad-: The ('entnry club will meet next S i - dress 1 urday atternoon with Mrs. Aaron E, O. Mi ('ohmick. D. B. Martin, ‘ ... , , ,
• At Tkt. Aut. j * no per. 1 he paner w ill be by Mrs. J.
B. Nelson on "Property Bights of
Women,”
them for them. The dealer eannot refuse to sell to a boy of lawful age. The scholars in two rooms in the Fiist j ward seiiool building were dismissed this uioriiing on account of the-evert’j j cold weather. The High school pupils were also dismis-ed. I be high winds j together with the extreme eold wave make the job of heating the large build- !
ings an arduous one.
John Stoner reports this morning that lie found a ground hog frozen to
Miss Estelle Grubb, of Greencastle,
Territory, | a general favorite in tlie city, arrived j death. The report is no doubt correet
least, as the ground
Put**. Traffic Mgr’r,
Hen. Pans
FIRST GRAND EXCURSION
Arkansas Pass. Tex,.
February Ulh, vis BIG XOI K KOL'TK Tii kets will be sold at \ cry Low Bates to the new Deep Harbor of the Gulf. For rates, rnu:e-. limits, etc., call on agent Big Four Gome.
W. H. Harrigon and wife will leave this evening for Put rick-burg. Owen county, to attend the twonty-rtftli anniversary of Mr Motlctt. They will re-
turn tomorrow evening.
The Cincinnati Post says: Detective Buhner will -end to Grecnca-Lle a Mack
\ ttrirk.
A man of Tii|!eka has patented a paper brick which he says will work a revolution in the pavement of streets, and building of walls. It is made of straw and wood pulp. It is tutme the same us brick and at one-third the cost. The inventor says that tlie wheat straw that annually goes to waste in Kansas
Slime m Fsijcg Eigssis.i;
W. Corner
Public Square.
TPeleplTone No. BO
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.
ICK
lie can pave the streets of every
town in New England.
FINE HARDWARE, STOVES AND TINWARE
Thousand- have tested the great building up power of Hood's Sarsaparilla and iiave found renewed -tl ength,
vigor and vitality ’.u it- use.
it ought to be at least, as
hog is supposed to be out now. not liav-
in*g appeared at ids proper time.
Mr-. Mary Hawkins went to Indianapolis tiii- afternoon to visit her daugb- tJ oo«i otixon*' i.ciig'ie. ter, Vrs. Salt i ar-li. The Good Citizens’ League by The Vandalia office lias been supplied unanimous vote requested the min with a new set of telegraphic instru- jg ter8 () f the several churches of ""m'-s Gertrude Stoner, of Hamrick our city to give a service simulta-] Station, i- vi-iting at John Stoner's. "eously sometime this month to the C. E. Anderson made a business trip consideration ol the evils of the to Indianapolis today. drink habit and the harmful elfeets
Household furnishings, Locks, Knives, and Nails. Everything you need. See us for your spring garden tools.
ElAS'T SlDKv SQUARE^.
Monon I xcu-nioii-.
Oiithell: -t Tiie.-day of eaeli month until furtjer notice we will sell one way “settler-" tickets to points in southern states smith of Kentucky and Tennessee line at greatly reduced rates January 27 and 2S, February 10 and 11, and March Hand 10. we will sell Home Seekers tickets to various pointin southern and southwestern states at one fare plus two dollars for the round trip. Return limit thirty davs from
date of sale,
address.
For
full information J. A. Mii'iiaki
Hoin«‘ UxctirHion.
Via Big Four Feb. 10 and tl. March !) and 10 we will sell tickets to Arizona, Arkansas, Indian Territory, Kentucky, La., Miss., 8. W. Mo., tIklahoma. S. C. j
, M. L. Daggv went to Indianapolis of the liquor trulic. Next Sunday i
and purple bow that was found in Jack- this morning. ; night is uaderstood to be the time !
Wanted—Somebody tn haul garbage, selected for this subject. It is i
H. S. REN ICK & CO..
son's pocket. Il is believe to be -i part of the murdered giri'- dtv-s and the
Mayor want- it identified.
Frank M. Culver, tr.. vs. Ethel Sutherlin et al, foreclosure, is a ra-e that lias been occupying tlie attention of the Butiiam circuit court for two days. There is a controversy over the priority of mortgages which have been placed
on a certain piece of lan.l.
Del’auw university lias come into possession of .another valuable bequest in the shape of an addition to its imraense librarv. The late Judge Bedding of New Castle, bequeathed ins entire collection of books to the university.
Enquire at the Commercial house. 10S-2t
hoped that tlie churches will all be
well filled.
Wlyv iss it. Void ^YtsR
numbering several humlreil volumes, | j| U(t a u 0l ,j.
making the DeT’auw lilirary one of the largest and most valuable iti Indiana. Class 1* engine, just sent west to the
Married %notI»er Man
Brazil Democrat
James L Modesitt vs. Mary 0. Hammond is the title of complaint for divorce in which the plaintiff sets forth that he was married to ! the defendant August 13. 1882. in | Jackson township, and that they; lived togethet a« man and wife tin-; ti! September 14, 1885, when she abandoned him; plaintiff alleges
The tVe ufuir. The indications for tlm vicinity for the coming thirty-six hours are as follows hp received by H. S Rentck ife to. from the official weather bureau at Iiidiaminoils
feudaut
marriage with
Tenn. and Texas at one fare. Agent at destination will in addition collect two dollars when he executes return. F. P. ill KSTI-. Agt.
CalarrU, Hay Fcvor,
Kill the Catarrh microbe and you cure
Catarrh. CATinan
These parasites nest deep In . the tissues and folds of the
& olfactory membrane, r.nd
* 7® A .ire diffic
are difficult to reach and %kill; but Brazilian Balm will .utterly destroy them if used
lucRoBK. persistently as directed. It also destroys the Hay Fever germ in a few days. Use full strength, or nearly no, for Uay Fever. Cure permanent.
Vaudalia by the Pennsylvania, is making an excellent record. Hauling train No. 2 west, on Monday, it made up fourteen minutes bet ween Indianapolis and Terre Haute. No. JO, the new Sciienectady engine, on Monday hauled Train 2). eight ears, from Greencastle
years ago the de-
ontered into a pretended
one William Ham-
mond, near Greencastle, now lives with him and resides south ol said city and is passing under tlie name of Mary C. Hammond. The com plaint states that a boy whs born unto plaintiff and defendant;
to a standstill nt the Union Station. In named Robert H. Modesitt, now
diauapolis, iu thirty-nine minutes, mak-
ing a -top at tlie Belt road, which would make tlie actual speed of the train a mile a minute tlie entire distance.
Fire this morning at nine o’clock destroyed school house, No. !*, in tins township, known as the Black school house, situated on the hill across Wai-
,% Trip to thp Garden spots of iho south. |ll|t j*,*ck west of the city. The Haines
past twelve years of age, whom she
On February 11 and March 10, tickets will be sold from principal ciiics, towns and yiling’- of tlie North, to nil points on the Louisville and Nashville Railroad in Tennc.— see, Alabama, Mississippi, Florida and a portion of Kentucky, hi one single fare for the round trip. Tickets will! be good to return ivPliin thirty dayon payment of $2 to agent at destination, uikI will allow stop-over at any points on the south bound trip. Ask your ticket agent about it. and il be cannot ell you excursion tickets write to P. Atmore. General Pas-euger Agent Louisville, Kv., or J. K. Bnlgely. N.
\Y. P. A., Chicago, III.
caught ill the roof from a tile Hue. A hot lire wti- started which boated the tile to such n degree that the shingles and rafters were soon ablaze. The children all got out safely and stood j around watching the building go up in smoke. Miss Jessie Gilmore was the teacher in charge. There was an insurance of $300 on the structure which will cover the loss so far as the building is
concerned.
The Terre Haute AV/ireim of Wednes- ! day published a coiunoi concerning the
aleo abandoned and who lias been in the custody of the plaintiff ever since. The complaint also slat s that plaintiff hue resided in C’lny county since his childhood, excepting three years spent in Illinois, and now lives in Posey township.
Indianapolis, Ind., Feb. 20. Fair tonight and Friday 1 warmer Friday. Gahriott.
The following local observations as taken daily by Guy Wilson who is in charge of the official weather instruments located on the roof of| the West College building:
THAT HAMILTON SELLS SO MANY GOODS?
This is the reason; He nas the best groceries and makes the lowest {trices. His regular customers know this • and the new ones he gains every day rapidly learn this fact.
Maximum temperature yesterday. Mluituiim ** ** — i'einperature today, • a. iu
noon
Rain fall, melted snow inches!.
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.01
i he noon temperature* Is taken daily by the
RannKit Times.
From LaGrtppe.
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Give Him a Call. A. 11A MILTON, Southeast comer square
How
Dr. Miles’ Nervine Restored One of Kentucky's Business •Uz-vV'i*-. Men to Health.
The fat undertaker. Who plants by the acre. Poor victims of cough and cold, I - sighing amt cry ini; for we've stopped dying Since Brs/.llian Halm was sold. Amt for those who desire Not just yet to go higher It Is worth its weight In gold.
P. B.i 'lo i-tic curries the largest -lock of shoe- of tiny house in the county and l hero lire very few stores in tlie large cities Hint carry larger. He Da cash I buyer and buys exclusively of inanii- ■ laeturer-. 2t
HAMHS - - -
Banquet Lamps, Hanging Lamps, Hall Lamps, Parlor Lamps. Bracket Lamps, Lamps ot all Kinds cheap at
Allen’s ~L3ruo^Stouo.
We also sell the best grades of coal oil.
r.utiit* iirh sicnfMi. Terre Haute Kxprcsa.
Eddie Kiteljorg will play hall again. The Greencastle twirler once siiul he was out of the game for good and no offer, however flattering, would induce him to sign a contract. Notwithstanding, however, he has affixed iiis signature to a Grand Rapids contract, and will be a Gold Hug this season. Jack Carney signed Kiteljorg last Saturdnv. The big first baseman quietly went to Greencastle and when he left he had the signed pa pers in his pocket. When Kiteljorg was playing in Terre Haute last year he was tried in the box and did excellent work. His arm is as good as it ever was. He never was sore in the shoulder, which explodes the story that he has a “gla»s wing ” With honest Jim Hughey, Jerry Nope and Kiteljorg the mainstays Grand Rapids should lard well up in the race.
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OUR BUSIN&SS
Selling Hats and Men’s Furnishings. YOUR RUSIIIM&SS-
Should he to buy them where you can b.iy the i>est for the least money.
S U 'r H E R U 1 N
Are You Looting for Bargains?
JAMES F. FEE.
James IV!. Hurley, Real Estate, Insurance nnd Lorn Agent. Property of all kinus for sale or rent.
Insurance Agent, Pension Attorney, and Notary Public. Office in Central National Bank Building -coond floor.) Call and see me.
“A few doses of Brasilian Balm cureck
2ND FLOOR -- 1ST NATIONAL SANK. GREENCASTLE IND
me of one of the worst colds I ever had.
vith loss of voice.” Gen. W. S. McNaia.
\Jo DI8KASF. has ever presented so many 1 v peculiarities as LaOrlppc. No disease leaves Its victims so debilitated, useless, sleepless, nerveless, as LaGrtppe. Mr. I). W. Hilton, stateayentot the Mutual Life Insurance Co., of Kentucky, says: “In 1SH9 and ’90 ) hud two severe attacks of LaGrtppe, the last one attacking my ncr vous system with such severity that my life waa despaired ot. I had not slept for more than two months except by the use of uareottrs that stupefied me, but gave mo no rest. I was only conscious of intense mental weakness, agonizing bodily pain and the faettlfat I was hourly '.-rowing weaker. Whea in this condition, i commenced using Dr. Milos' Itesiorative Nervine. Intwodays I began to improve and in one mouth's time l was cured, much to the surprise of all who knew of my condition. I have been in excellent health since and have recommended your remedies to many of my friends." LouLsvUle, Jan. 22, IMS. D. W. UlLTOK.
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Dr. miles' Nervine ILstous 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
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