Daily Greencastle Banner and Times, Greencastle, Putnam County, 6 March 1896 — Page 3

THT: fBAWKER TtWT^, GTICENCASTLK ITOIATTA. FRIDAY MARCH (5 |HVH>

Very Much Swell ;THE LOCAL field

Are those new shoes just received by Louis & Hays They are the very latest New York styles in Black and Tan, Ili^h and Low cut. All low in prjce, though of the highest

grade. dont think

| Of leavintf tho cl*y. even for a abort tlmo,

tV" 111 i without ortierlntr the Dally Banner Timim to

* follow you. It costs you but 10 cents a wee* sis it does here at home, and the address will

he cbanired as of»“n as you desire.

What is Going on in and About

Fair Greencastle.

'..ATESI CITY HAPS AND MISHAPS. Where Our People i».re and Where Their Gnestfi are StoppliiR;—New§ of Interent Over the City—The Rent Column in th* Paper for Quick Heading.

Tin; shoe men.

I (Pemonals mid society notes are solicited and will be inserted if writer’s name and address is attached, not to be Inserted, but as an evidence of good faith. None but truthful

AH, TH&RE!

Till: GLOBE STOKE IS THE I'l.ACE

. ... , ... Items arc desired.)

J’acrtiige coilee, per pouiKl 20e • White beans, “ “ 3c | Raisins, “ “ 5c Starch, “ “ 5c Apple butter, per can 5c

Blackberries. •* “ 5c W. C. Harris ju returnetl home today

3 pound can N. Y. apples 5c from Owen county.

2 “ can early June peas 5c 2 “ can extra sugar corn 5c

Mrs. II. L. Everton

New burg.

i“ at home from

2 “ can tomatoes ...5c 2 “ can table peaches 10c California prunes, per pound 5c 2 bars gore) soap 5c All kinds laundry soap *le bar, or 7 for 25 Washing powder, per pkge 4eor 7 for25 Rolled (ait per pkge 7c, or 4 for 25 Best syrup molasses per gallon .. 20c < alifoi uia dried peaches, per pound .5c Bucket sorghum ...... .45c Bucket whip tisii 40c Rotates, per bushel 40c Milver drip mob.s-es. per bucket ..25c A Iso a coniplete stock of DRY GO*) I >S, HATS. SHOES and t.ib KENS WARE in proportion to the above prices.

J, SI'DiUNSkl. PROP.

Telephone 76. Cor. Ohio A Main sts.

See Hie FIHGANT Line o f 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 Specialty.

Monoii iDXcurftioup. On the lirst Tuesday of each month until fiii't.ier notice we, will sell one way “settlers” tickets to points in southern states .s >nth <if Kentucky ami Tennessee line at greatly reduced rates January 27 anil 28. February 10 and 11, and Marcb '.land 10. we will sell Home Seekers tickets to various points in southern and southwestern -tales at one fare plus two dollars for the round trip. Return limit thirty davs from date of sale. For full information

address.

J. A. Miciiaf.i.. Agt.

Urn Seekers’ mm Did FOUR ROUTE

Mr. Janies Steele i- down with a se-

vere attack of asthma.

Mrs. Siler, of Coatsville, is visiting Jc-sc Richardson ami family. Mrs. J. J. Lewis, of Crawfortl-ville, i visiting Mrs. 1\ O. Collivcr. I). L. Anderson went to Chicago Wednesday night on business. Dr. Neale went to Reelsville this morning on a professional visit. Don’t forget tomorrow’s convention at tiie court house at eleven o’clock. Dr. K. W. Fisk returned to Rockport this morning after a short visit in the

city.

W. II. Harrison lia* employed Miss birdie llaneniann as cu-hier in his restanrant. John Cecil went to Greencastlt' tojtlny where he will euti'r DePauw mil- | u'rsity.—if untie Times. Hon. John Clark Ridpath, of Greon1 castle, was in the city last night.— Craie/ordsvllle Argns AV„.«. TTiere will be lots of work to do tomorrow at the convention as a large list of delegates is to be chosen. Mrs. I'urinutt. of Colloway, Kuns , who has been visiting Mrs. James Fontlray, went so Muncie this morning. Ben Crane. P. S. Kennetly and H. 11. Hi-tine went to Greemtastle today to take depositions in the Durham ease.— Craii'fiifdu'ille Journal. \V. II. MePhctridge is seriously ill at Danville. He is father of Min MeI’hetriilge formerly of tliis town, and is relatetl to fotne of our citizens. M r. and Mis. Jotin Newnam,of Indianapolis, are in the city, visiting Drew Alspaugh and father. Mr. Newmuii ia Vamlali.i passenger conductor. The death of Mrs. W. R. McElroy, of Washington township, occurred Wednesday from heart trouble. The funeral will tak<' place tomorrow at Ueels-

ville.

Miss Anna Stroggan, who has been visiting in the city for some time, returned to her home in Bruceville at noon accompanied by her sister, Mrs.

Prof. House.

The Century club will meet on Saturday with Mrs. E. M. Lewis. The members are retiuested to go prepared to hand in their subjects or to choose

Ihe exception that their horns are bred ofl', instead of being removed by dehorning—they are “hornless short-

horns.”

The Central National bank received $22,500 this week new money which is the increase of their circulation on their new bonds. The reporter was shown a package of it containing over $10,000 whicli arrived today. The money tomes in sheets, four bills to the sheet, three ten dollar bills and a twenty. President O’Hair and Cashier Bridges are signing the hills today. The money comes on the new bonds which were bought at 111 ami are now

worth 117.

Mrs. Catharine Bridges, wife of R. L' Bridges, died this morning at eight o’clock at tiie family home near Fincastle. Mrs. Bridges hail been ill with inflammatory rheumatism for some time. Her age w as sixty-two years and stie was the mother of Charles B. Bridges, Mrs. Mary A. Williams, John L. Bridges county commissioner. Win. K. Bridges, Clay D. Bridges, Mrs. Elisabeth Cooper, anti Mrs. Rachel Williams. The funeral will occur at Fincastle tomorrow at eleven o’clock w ith burial at Brick Chapel cemetery. The Big Four management expects to make arrangements with the Lake Shore anil the Now York Central people to haul another sleeping car on the Knickerbocker express, to run locally between Indianapolis anti New York. Seldom is there enough space in the present sleeping car service, ami there is none for points like Anderson or Muncie. where almost nightly there are applicants for berths. Never has a train been placed on a western line which, from the start, was as popular

as this has been.

The State Building and Loan league met in annual session in the Agricultural room at the state capitol this iniirnisig at ten o’clock. Every building and loan association in the state is entitled to repiesentation. In view of the fact that a commission lias been appointed by tiie governor to prepare a new building and loan law for consideration by the next legislature there is danger cf the adoption of provisions detrimental to local associations, in the the opinion of building and loan people. It is understood that the state league will discuss this matter and take action in the interests of the local associations a* against the national and

state associations.

The news from Spain today is not of an encouraging nature to Mr. A. T. Kelley of this city. The dispatchcs Mate that a mob stoned the l'. S. consulate at Valencia, anti the windows were smashed by the infuriated populace. The consul at Valencia is Mr. A. F. 1’ay, who lately was appointed Consul with headquarters at Denia, Spain. Denia is a smaller place than Valencia so Mr. Fay chose the latter place for his residence. He is a son-in-law of Mr. Kelley, having married Susie G. Kelley, and w ith their child they have lately established themselv! - in their new location, it is hoped by their friends here that the reports are overdrawn and Mr. and Mrs. Fay are

safe from the Spanish mob.

Col. T. J. GriMitli who otllcially visitetl Bloomington Division No. 33 l . R

1*01.1 Tit A 1. AN Mil N» KTIKNTN. « it hi! itl aIm lor Plttcnn oil Hit' llt |>iibllt'ttit l otiiit) Tlt ket lor ISOti. In this column will he plueftl the names, as they come in, of candidates for places ou the republican county ticket for the campaign of 1 sytL These will lie subject to the convention to be announced later: FOB SHKK1FF. Dudley Hutcheson, of Hamricks, will oo candidate for sheriff of Putnam county, subject to the republican notnimitinu: convolition. Andrew King, of I’litnamville, will bea candidate for sheriff of 1’uttinm county, subject to the republican nominal inv convention. i l<»orgo W. NVutts, of I'utnumvllle. Warren township, will be a candidate for |sheriff of Putnam county, subject to tbe republican nominatiiur convention. Harry ituark, of Warren towhship, will be a candidate for sheriff of Putnam county, subject to the republican nomiiiatiug oonven-

t!on.

l>. W. Macy, of Hello Union, wilt be a candidate for sheriff of Putnam county, subject to the rcmiblicun uoLniiiutiiitf convention. ISCti. NOTICE. l.SWi. Kditor of Hannkk Times Please say the voters of Putnam county ourold friend and cotnrad Levi Woodrum Isa candidate for sheriff of Putnam county. He was elected coroner in 1H60 and served one year as sheriff and us he was the Iasi republican sheriff we want to repeat history, once in year by electing him in 189th Many Republicans.

HAN N H. LEADING UNDERTAKER .and .. FURNITURE DEALER.

TKLHl’HOXE S!l

- i:i;sii>e\* i: 5*.t

Alphcus Birch

Out of wenkitps- come* .-treiigtli when the blood ha« been purified, enrii'lied sintl vitalized by Hood’s Sarsaparilla.

maple ape Fancy smceiies.

S. W. Corner Public Square.

Real Estate Transfers. James T. Denny, admr., to Win. T. Hibbs, land in Jetl'erson t|>., $(>30. Sarah F. Young to James M. Trusdale. land in Jefferson tp., $050. James M. Trusdale to Daniel V. Hurst, land in Jeflerson tp., $ s 00. John Evans and wife to Thomas Eubank, land in Russell tp., $2000. Elizabeth L. Leaton to .lame3 M. Brothers, land in Franklin tp., $1. Samuel P. Barton and wife to Ed-: ward L. Reel, land in Monroe tp., £1. Edward L. Heel and wife to Joseph | A. Swart/el and wife, land in Monroe ) tp., $5000. Cynthia A. Haven to JamesT. Brock, land in Bainbridge. $550. Samuel McClellan and wife to Win. F. Batman anil wife, land in Monroe and Franklin tps., quit, $2000. Samuel McClellan and wife to Otis H. Batman, land in Monroe and Franklin tps., $2000.

'Telephone No.QO 1 commence the new year with a larf'e stock of GROCERIES. PRICES LOW. I can please the most, fastidious in need of Queensware, Glassware or Tinware.

Oscar Polheinus is moving to Bloomington.

For rent, house of seven rooms in good repair, cellar, cistern, and garden, very central and in good neighborhood. No. 8 Poplar street. 111-lf. Mrs. Anna Banninu. The Weitnwr. The indicationa for this vicinity for the coming thirtv -six hours are ; as follows ae received bv 11. S Renick & Co. from the oflicial weather bureau at Chicago. t itiCAiio, 111., March (5. J Generally fair and colder to•w. tight and Saturday. Cox.

FINE HARDWARE. STOVES AND TINWARE: Household furnishings, Locks, Knives, and Nails. Everything you need. See us for your spring garden tools. ETA ST SIOE. ©UUARP. H.S. RENiCK&CO..

THE BEST OF

P. of 1*. ( apt. Horace Norton command- j The fo ii owin g l 0( . a ] observations ing. returned yesterday and reports a , IS taken daily by Guy Wilson who very warm reception and speass of this h in th ot the omcia | weather Division as being one of the strongest inBtnlnu>nt9 located on the roof of and most enthusiastic of the 7th regi-| the Wpat (- () | Ie g ( . h,Hiding: me " t ’ S l H ‘ , ’ hl1 was made re-j MttX|mll mt Cm , )e rature yesterday 4S.,; gaming Castle ball wlticli is possibly i Minimum " " 2«.s the tinest in tlie state, very commodtus •• n ,„, n .is. ami convenient, elegantly finished and 1(111,1 r® 11 , melted snow >inches) 4.1

furnishe 1 up to i!ate; greet praise he-

v)n January 13th, 14tii, 27tli. 28th,

Fcltruiiry lotii, llch, Mareh !hl> ami , . r , 10th. Home-Seekers’ Excursion Ticket- •■heir subjects for the coining ycat

will he sold at Very Low Kates from j R osg Baker met with an accident ye— n unts on t he Big 1-mir Route to imiti;, , that caused strangulated hernia, points in Alabama, Honda, Kentucky. I . Louisiat'!), Mississippi,Tetniessec, Ariz- Firs. Smytln* and 1 u«'k(T wne cal ed in

ona, Arkansas, Indian Territory. < and found ilia condition serious at first , , Mi-souri, North Carolina, Oklahoma, | but succeeded in entirely reilueiiig the st , nvi .,i upon Capt. Norton .and his cotntion^s^ro'mes^'routesyTiekeL'.’^Hn'?^ | ® trRn K 1, * ,l | ton little fellow is do- nutml. Maj. T. F. Cahill and Adi. W. cull on HiFour Koui ,or:ul- wHl this morning* IAtkins, of 2nd butUilion, Assisted m Jress j David Matthews of Bastle post office I the inspection. Banquet followed at | K. O. Mi < oi.'Mick, I). B. M aiiti.w | uls vviitten Postmaster Nett' regarding hotel w hich was enjoyed by all. Special 1

a hoy who was killed ou the Vandalhi | addres-c- by Maj. Cahill of Spencer,

j on February 27. Tiie ’ w riter says a li) I year old hoy is missing front Wusltingl ton county who was due here about

Groceries,

i Fruits i Nuts Vegetables.

end

The noon temperature Is taken daily by the

It A n n 16 ft Times.

From LaGrippe.

HAMILTON’S.

A full line of Qutensware. This is the store for low prices and good bargains. Fancy groceries a specialty. SOUTHEAST CORNER SOUARE.

Pass. Traffic; Mtf’r.

Gen. Puss. A: I kt. Awl

How

A Trip tv* i lif* (. irrtcni « of I lie Sotitli. 1 On Feb"cr II n, I March 10, C i ickets will be -old from prin-

cipal cities, towns and villages of : tnat time. 1 h« boy wore a brown o\eithe Nortii. to all point- on the l.ouig-I coat, carried a valise and had a sear on ville and Nashville Railroad in Tenues- j t he left side of his neck. The onlv boy -ee, Alabama. M i-si—ippi, Florida and kul „ d r ,. ( . e ntly ItereahouU was the Shoe-

a poruoii of Kenluvkv, at one sintflo , , . * .

fare for the round trip. Tickets will maker lad at Amo and he was well

he good to return wi'diin thirty days known.

mi payment of $2 toagent at destination. , , ,, ,,, . and will allow stop-over at any points " • * ■ * olltver and ee < ollm-, <4 on the south hound trip. Ask your Bainbridge arrived home today from

('apt. Norton and others.

Wilbur Starr, who is studying voice

Dr. Miles’ Nervine Restored One of Kentucky’s Business Men to health.

ticket agent about it, and if he cannot sell you excursion tickets write to I’. Atmorc. General Passenger Agent Louisville, Kv.. or J, K. Ktdgelv. N.

TV. P. A., Chicago, 111.

Greenville, Ohio, where tie y attended a sale of Polled Shorthorn cattle, !>. Id by Stewart A Swartz. They brought with them two line young cows and one male which is the first of the kind ever brought to tins eonnty. These

Chpap Hxcurttions to lli« and Nortli-

west,

On March 10 and April 7, 1800, the j cal t| e ari . ijR,. ( n,r shorthm u catt'e with North-Western Line (UhicagoA North-

Western R’y.) w ill sell Home Seekers’

excursion tickets at very low rates to a I i.ittie neuu’ sui.e.,

large number or points in Northern Wisconsin. .Michigan, Northwestern,

Iowa. Western Minnesota, Nebraska, boys, a>iil have the late style toes.

North Dakota and South Itakota. including the fi.inotis Black Hills di-trict. For full iiiformation apply to ticket agents of connecting lines or addre-s A. IF. tVaggener. 1'. P. A., 7 Jackson place,

Indianapolis, 1ml.

They are nice, stylish shoes for little

have them in heels and spring heels, in both black and colored leather. Come in and see them we are anxious to show them, for you can’t help hut admire j them when you see them. 12012

culture at Chicago, is making a big hit m that city. He sends out a handsome half-tone folder full of press notices which also contains Ids photograph. ID isg ttingto the front rapidly, as was predicted by his friends here went he lift for his new \tork. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Howe and Ruth j were ealled to Lebanon this morning to attend the funeral of Mrs. Nelson, Mr. Howe’s sister. Her death occurred yesterdat . The Greencastle Foundry shipped another of their big castings yesterday. It was part of a turntable and weigh'd 1000 pounds. It is for the Union Pa-

cifle.

Mr. Fred Evans, who has been visiting Dr. Evans, went to 1 udianapoli-

llds afternoon.

Miss Fannie Hughes, of Sullivan, is vi-iting her brother, 1). ('. Hughes. Mrs. R. W. Allen went to Sheldon, III . today for a visit with her si-t"i\ Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Myers w nt. at noon, to R n.ehdale for a short visit. W. T. Slavens, of Clinton I alls, went

WALL PAPERS * • *

We have a nice new stock of wall papers, em- to iudianapoiis ihisaf.ernoon.

bracing all grades of the latest styles. We

"'VuiN'

priCC. ; ville to visit J. I

Mrs. Lynch, of Coatesyille ing the Misses Beckwith.

T. K. Watkins, Colloway, Kan*., b

can please you this season both in quality and itl ‘” f " 1 J I Joe Shaver hM cone

Allen’s —IDrug ^Store.

to C raw ford s-

Wiiliams. is visit-

Are You Looking for Bargains? SEE uiames M. Harley, j Real Estate, Insurance and Loin Agent. Property of all kinos for sale or rent.

2ND FLOOR -- 1ST NATIONAL BANK. GREENCASTLE IND

JAMES F. FEE. Insurance Agent, Pension Attorney, and Not ary Public. Office in ('entral National Bank Building second Hoor.) • ’all ami see me.

PyTo DISEASE has ever prosented bo many i x prctdlarilles as LaOrlppe. No81seaa« leaves Its victims so debilitated, useless,

sleepless, nerveless, as I aUrippe.

Mr. D. W. Hilton, state agent of the Mutual Life Insurance Co., of Kentucky, says: “In 1SS8 ard I had two severe attack* of LaOrlppe, the lastone attacking my nervous sy-ioin with sucu severity that my life was despaired of. I had not siept for more than two months except by the use of nar- j codes that stupefied me, but gave me no ! rest. I was only conscious of intense mental weakne—, aironirang boully pain and tbe |

fact that I was hourly Fmwlnjt weaker.

When In tbUconditlon. I eommenced using Dr. Miles' Itestoratlvo Nervine. In two day* I ne tan to improve and in one month's time \ I was cured, mu h to tbe surprise of all who j knew of my condition. I have been in ex- . collent health since and have recommended |

your remedies to many of my friends.”

Louisville, Jan. 22,1895. D. W. Hu ton. j Dr. miles’ Senlne Restores Health.

|{atvia Ilio V.iiKialhi Un«». t On the lir-t Tue-lay of each month

the Vainlalia line will sell one way tickets to points in Kentucky, Tennessee, Alabama, Georgia, North Carolina South ( arolina. Florida, MUsi.-sinpi and Louisiana at abt lit one half the regular rate. For further particulars

J. s. Dowling, Agt.

Pneumonia.

Mrs. A. J. Lawrence, of Beaver, Pa., say;: ‘‘Brazilian Balm brought me out of a oevero attack of pneumonia in , splendid shape. It is a wonderful rem- ! ™y for coughs and lung troubles. Also lor outward use, for burns, cold acres and chapped hands and face, it cures — ! “ It is invaluable in the fum-

U C. SMYT'lli;, tv W TU' KKK. D. No. tt Vine St. *1 • :po K. WHMhtiitrton.

Drs. Smythe & Tucker, I’hysiclrtiis anclSsiir^euns.

No. IT YinoStrooi. Grerncaatl^. lod

CO A.X

1 am Exclusive Agent (or CRAWFORD COAL CO., of Brazil. And also handle LEADING GRADES Anthracite; Wood and Kindling. Will make close prices. Office,Banner Times B'.ock, Leave orders at Walter Allen's Drug Store or with May Tennant