Daily Greencastle Banner and Times, Greencastle, Putnam County, 13 March 1896 — Page 3
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TTT»tT^, -writTfCASTLK INET A TV A ETITDAY MAUCH 13 |RH6
To Stir ?, hings Up . .
IMtMTK'AL AAA«H N( KWH-INTs.
other :ire talking of going down ; I to Cincinnati to hear the argument.
The Itig Kour company arc . ( ginning « *■<•<•«««« for Fi ire« on inr Kr)>tibi|. a scric* of extensive iinprovemcnu on j enn ronmy Ticket »<>r imhj. \ their grounds around their depot. The In this column will he placed the !
I llTVC seven (") COUCr.es leit to be closed out at ^2.00 each, ground weft of the depot for «veral j nauics, us tluv come in. oleundiMy Rockers is too larce’. This week I will ,,,,Ddred ,<et i8 beln * K r ^ le<1 aBd ,,n « d ' -
J I up, preparatory to sodding. Flower
make a discount of 10 per cent for cash on any Fancy bed# will be put in c- 1 o, I
Alphcus Bifch
Now is the time to secure a genuine 1
Rocker in my stock,
bargain.
CALL AND LOOK THROUGH. HRNNTA'S THE - PLACE - POR - BARGAINS.
pearanee greatly
its present ap- 1 ISttij.
iinnnved in oilier I •onve::tioa
for the campaign ol
These will be subject to the
HW aim Fatiai SBis.
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Corner S< r \re
to l>e atnouuced later:
I kou aiienirr.
The revval of Messrs. Beidorwolf and I Dudli > Huldli. son, of llsmrlclss, will oa
: Hillig at Lodo ■ U one ol tlio gn itest ■ ‘ : ‘ 1 "
i interest and good, and Ladoga Is stirred i | up a» she has not been before in years. I The business houses close every even- 1
subject to the republican nrmilniitlni? con-
vention.
Andrew Kinp, of Putrnimville. will hen candidate for sheriff of Putnam county, subject
I ing at 7 o’clock -aioons anu all -and to the rf?publican nouiinatinir ct.nventloii.
AR, THERE! THE LOCAL FIELD THE GLOBE STORE IS THE 1’LACE
Paekage eoll'oe, per pound 2bc White beans, •' “ ; lc Raisins, *■ “ Starch, “ “ 5e Apple butter, per can oc Blacklierries, “ “ ...5e .'l pound can X. ^ . apples Sc 2 ‘ “ can early .tune peas 5c 2 “ can extra sugar corn 5c 2 “ can tom:',toes 6c 2 :i cfdi table peaches the Califoi i ia pruncf, per pound 5c 2 bar- good soap • • All kinds laundry soap le bar, or 7 for25 IVashing iiowder, per pkge leor7 for2.i Roiled oat per pkge 7e, or I for 25 Jlc-t svrup nioln^ses per gallon 20e ■('alifoi nia dried peaches, per pound. .5e Bucket sorghum I ,, e Bucket while tbh
Potntoeg, per bushel
silver drip mol .s-es, per bucket Al-o a coniidete -lock of I*B l G(U)1>S, MATS, SIIOKS am! iR'KKNSW ARE in proportion to the above prices.
J, SLDkANSkl. PROP.
Tele; hone 70. Cor. Ohio A Main -t>,
What is Going on in and About Fair Greoncastle. '.ATESI CITY HAPS AND MISHAPS.
\Vhcr« Our People »re Going nnct Where
Their GuentH are Stopping—New» of Intercst Over the City—The Rest Column in th* Paper for Quick Reading.
DON’T THINK
of leaving the city, even for a abort time, without ordering the Daily Banner Times to follow you. It costs you but 10 cents a week as It does here at home, and the address will
40e ho changed as oft^n as you ^<«lre. -lOf |
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(Personals and society notes are solicited and will he inserted if writer's name and address Is attached, not to be Inserted, but as an evidence of good faith. None hut truthful items are desired.)
*i<>*ion excursion?. On the lirM Tue.-dity of each month uniil furl.icr notice ve will >ell one w iv "cotik'i'' tickets to points in - iiliein state-smith of Kentucky and Tennessee line at greatly ledneed rates January 27 and >8, Kcbrurry 10 and 11, and March !t and ti>. we wi'.l - It IImne Seekers tickets to various poinis in southern and soulliwestern states ; i one fare plus two dollars fm the round flip. Return limit thirtv dais fi in date of sale. For full inforiniitioii address. .1. A. Miciiaki.. Agt.
IV. A. Howe is at home from Illinois Mrs. Mary Allison has moved to the
country.
Miss Mary Anderson is visiting in playing
i everybody goes to church. M r. Beider- | wolf is a powerful evangelist and is ably assisted in ids work by the inag-
j niticent singing of Mr. Hillis. It lias been said that the letter “e 1
the most unfortunate letter in the alphabet, “because it is never in cash, never out of debt, and never in danger.” But we should remember that the aforesaid | letter is never m war and always in l peace. It is the beginning of existlenee, the commencing of ease and the end of trouble. Without it there would j be no bread, no meat, no water, no life,
no eternity.
The lire alarm last night at about
7 :.'in was caused by a blaze in Hermann lloffniHiin’s house on north Indiana street. It is thought that the tire originated in the c«llar, where' there was a stove used in cold weather to keep the vegetables from freezing. Near the stove was a barrel of bran and it is thought that the heat of the stove started the barrel to burning and from tins the flames spread to the wall. The blaze was eontined almost entirely to the space between the lathing on the walls and between the flooring and the celling below it. On account of this fact it was diflleult to reach. The department made a splendid run. They connected with the plug on corner of Libel ty and Indiana and had the water
in short order. But little
George W. Watts, of Ptituumvllle, Warren township, will be a candidate for •sherlfT of Putnam county, subject to the republican
nominating convention. •
Harry llimrk, of Warren towhship, will be is j a candidate for sheriff of Putnam county, subject to the republican nominating conven-
tion.
i>. W. Macy, of Belle Union, vvillbe a candidate for sherifT of Putnam county, subject to the reoublloan nominating convention.
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NOTICE.
Lditor of Banner Times. Please say the voters of Putnam eounty ourold friend and com rad Levi Woodnim is a canal date for sheriff of Putnam county. He was elected coroner in l^Gti and served one year as sheriff and as he was the last republican sheriff we want to repeat history, once in year by electing him in 1WM*. Many Republicans. TOR COM MISSION EH Please announce Perry L. Hubbard of Cloverdalc as a candidate for commissioner of the Third District of Putnam county, subject to the republican nominating convention. FOR CO HON KK. Dr. W. F. Summers of Franklin township is a candidate for coroner of Putnam county, subject tothe decision of the republican nom inating convention.
TelepDone 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.
im seeds’ mm BIG FOUR ROUTE On January Lilli, I4tii, 27th. 28th, February lOih, 11th, March hth and 10th. Iloine-Scekcr-’ ICxcnrsion Ticket will he anld nl Very Low Kate- from i mitt'on the Big Four JLnitc to many points in Alabama. Florida. Kentucky, J.ouisiai a. MNsi-sippi,'IVnm—cc, Arizona. A rkansnx, Indian Territory, Mi--ouri, Nortli ( arolina. Oklnlioma. Texas and Virginia. For full information ax to rates, routes, ticket-, limits, etc., call on agent Big Four Route, or ad-
dress
K. <). McCormick. I>. B. 'I'.mix. Pass. Traffic Mir'r. Len. Puss. & Ikt. Aat
t Trip l.» Hie (iarden spot, ol the Soulli. On February 11 and Minch 10, tickets will he sold from principal cities, towns and villages of the North, to all points on the Lottig■ville and Nashville Railroad in Ti nncs--ee, Alabama. Mississippi, Florida and •i portion of Kentucky, at < ne single tare for the round trip. Tickets will tie good to return within thirty days m payment of $2 toagent at destination, ami will allow stop-over at any points | on tin' south bound trip. Ask your! ticket agent about, it, and if tie cannot | .-ell you exclusion tickets write to c. I . At more. General Passenger Agent Louisville, Ky., or J. K. Hidgeiy. X.
W. 1’. A., ('hicago. 111.
Ulirnp Excursion* to .lie West and North-
we»t,
On March 10 and April 7. ISOfi, the N'oi th-M est rn I.ine < tdeiigo& NorthWesteru R’y.) will sell Home Seekers’ exeitrsioii tickets at very low rates to a large niunbe: <>* poinis in Northern Wisconsin Michigan, Northwestern Iowa. W.'-ter .Vnui.Mita, Xeliraskn, North l>.n.' 1 i hi 1 South Dakota, iueludiug the latnous Black Hills district. For full information apply to ticket agents of connecting lines or address A. II. Waggener, T. P. A.. 7 Jackson place. Indianapolis. Ind.
Louisville. Ot's Browning lias moved to east Washington street. Mrs. Frank P. Nelson went to Indianapolis this morning. Miss Stella Lynch will spend Sunday with her patents in CoatesvillC. Alfred Hirt and K. Maniuis went to Brazil this morning on business. Captain Smiley and wife left today for Indianapolis to -tay over Sunday. t^aite a number of people will see “Puddinhead Wilson” at Indianapolis
tonight.
Mrs. Elizabeth Kiehards, of Indianapolis, is visiting friends and relatives in
the city.
Miss Genevieve Ames entertained a party of friends last evening at a delightful party. Herbert Kelly has moved to Bloomington street between Morton Avenue and Washington. Miss Mollie Young and Miss Bessie Sackett went to Manhattan this morning for several days visit. Ezra Smith, section foreman on the Vandalia, has laid oflf for a short time on account of poor health. John Gilmore was suddenly taken sick last night. It is thought lie exposed himself since hi- late illness. G. A. Rockwell, of the Vandalia Indianapolis otllee, was in the city today looking ti ) the Vandalia excursion. Mr. and Mrs. G. S. Knper. of Brazil, who have been visiting Mrs. 8air.li Alains, went to Indianapolis tiii-
morning.
Frol Bryan received a telegram tiday stating that the habeas corpus pro-ceeding-in the cases against 'Jackson and Walling would be heard tomorrow.
Among tlie passengers to
water was thrown, the flames being
ijuickly brought under control. As Mr. Hoffmann was trying to make an opening into the Mali the heavy stick ol wood he was using hit him just above the eye, making a bad wound. The damage to the building and household goods will not run up very high
and is covered by insurance.
The nvuiagement of the Big Four is so well satisfled with the increase of passenger business on the St. Louis division since the establishment of the Knickerbocker special that a new schedule has been prepared for the St. Louis division, which will provide a fast train leaving St. Louie at 8 a. in. and arriving at Indianapolis about 2:30 or 2 :45 p. tn. This train will have Cincinnati connection, artiving at that point at ti p. m. The now train will probably be known as No. 12 as it will make connection with the Chicago division train of that number. Instead of Train 8 on the St. Louis division a local train will lie scheduled to leave St. Louis about 7 or 7 :J0 a. in., running to Mattoon and making all intermediate stops; from Mutton a local train will be ;
I- or (h«* 4’ity Ti<*k«1. FOR CITY COITNCI L. John Bik*y will b<» a candidate for renomination for the office of councilman from the .Third ward, subject to the republican city
primary.
M. M. Chittenden is a candidate for c um oilman from the Third ward, subject to tFo decision of the republican nominating con-
vention.
F I.. Landes is a candidate for councilman from the First ward, subject to the republican primary convention.
FINE HARDWARE, STOVES AND TINWARE: Household furnishings, Locks. Knives, and Nails. Everything you need. See us for your spring garden tools. BTAST SIUKt SQUARE1. H.S. RENICK&,CO..
Boils and pimples are duo to impure blood. Remove them by making the blood pure with Hood's Sarsaparilla. Stop siitozing and snitfling Contra Cold Tablets will cute it. Guaranteed. 25 cents, of druggi-U. 127 Hey. 'V. IL Baldock. of I’erk-hurg, will preach Sunday morning and evening at Baptist church. Everybody invited. 127 2t
I’hnuoKrnpliic Fort cert.
A phonographic concert wili Ingiven in the Baptist church on Sat unlay night, March 14th. Admission 13 cents. All arc invited. Daors open 7:30. It
The We ittii.r.
The indication!] for this vicinity for the coming thirty-six hours are as follows ae received bv H. S Uentck & Co. from the ollicial weather bureau at Chicago.
THE BEST OF
Groceries, i Fruits t Nuts Vegetables.
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HAMILTON’S
A full line of Queens ware. This is the store for low prices and good bargains. Fancy groceries a specialty. SOUTHEAST CORNER SQUARE.
scheduled into Indianapolis in the afternoon at a convenient lieur. Corresponding westbound service will be arranged. The re-ult of the new schedule will be to provide an entirely new fast train between St. Louis and Indianapolis, with Cincinnati connection, while the local b.i.-iness will be amply protected on each end by short trains
running to and I'roiii Mattoon,
The Pauper Practice.
The county commissioners have
awarded the pauper practice for one year for the various townships to the following physicians tit the
Indianapo- j following prices:
Jackson,C.S. James. sfJH; Franklin. W. F. Summers, $32; Russell, 0. E. Moore, $B0; Clinton, A. H. .Moore, $23: Monroe, J. F. Cully, $120; Floyd, C. S. James, $38; Marion, south half, B. F. Spurgeon,
The Banner times ' Statements, Bill Heads, etc. The banner Times For Envelopes. The Banner Times For Letter Heads. The Banner Times For Legal Blanks. The Banner Times For Sale Bills and Posters. The Banner Times For all kinds of job printing tit .oweit prices if
lis this morning were Robert Graham, (’. E. Anderson, W. F. Kerr, Granville Moore, George Hathaway and Charlie.
Arnold.
The Woman’s club will mi ct Saturday at 2:80 at Ladies’ hall. Subjects for discussion will be Motherhood >
and Citizenship, Mrs. Mary II. Birch: jDd; Marion, noitli hull. M . H. Americanism, Mrs. Alice B. Allen. |Terrcll, $60; Greencastle and MadiA new reporter got names tangled j ^'L C. \\ . Poole, $200; Mashing tup yesterday. A surprise party ered ton, J. F. Gillespie, $100; M'arren, ited to Jesse Richardson should have i L. 11. Horn, IDO; Jefferson, J. V. been in the name of John A.Kellar. Mr. | u ast[an ^ ^ 2 0 ; Jefferson, B. F. Spur-
Kellar was the man surprised ami lie en-
joyed it to it:, fullest extent.
A. S. Bryan, Fred and Frank Bryan will go to Cincinnati tomorrow to hear the habeas corpus proceedings in the i J nekton and Walling cases. Several
:
Only Cure For Dyspepsia. Mrs. Franklin Bush, of New Castle, Del., gays: “I suffered for years with dyspepsia. Used to hare great distress and belching. I trie.] everything I could hear of, but nothing helped mo till I took Brazilian B. I.-. . and one 60 cent bottle cured me ocni; Ltcly.'’
W. 1, DoiiRlas W3.no ShueN.
This shoe is a more stylish shoe Ilian the famous $.‘i.()0 shoe made by tli" same linn. Some of their new styles coinpan' vry favorably in -lock ami flnish with ttin shoe- made by tlie manufacturers of high grade shoes. P. R. Christie carries in stoek tone of tlie best-elections for men's we ir in both black and colors. 127-2t.
geon. $:$5; Cloverdale, M T . K. Pritchard, $100; Mill Creek, J. V. Bus
tian. $30.
a lie Excursion.
The Vandalia special train left
the depot this afternoon at 1:13, exactly on time and pulled into the Union station at Indianapolis at 1 :f>4. making tlie run in thirty nine minutes. This was at the rate of about a mile a minute. The train had aboard 452 people who loaded seven coaches. Engineer Daily and his eel'!>; ted big engine No. 30,
did the work. It was a
P
t uirAiio, 111., March 13. Fair with rising temperature tonight. Saturday with increasing cloudiness ami warmer.
Ox.
The following local observations as taken daily by Guy Wilson who is in charge ot the olli-ial weather instruments located on the roof of the West College building:
Maximum temperature yesterday .
Minimum
I'einperature today, 7 a . m,
dooq
Kain fall, melted snow (incliea) The boon temperutur 1 Is lak«*u daily by the
Banner Times.
21 H il .s 1M 21 P
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From LaQrippe. How Dr. Miles’ Nervine Restored One of Kentucky’s Business Men t0 Hea,t * 1 ’
Very Much Swell Are those new shoes just received by Louis & I lays They are the very latest New York styles in Black and Tan, Ili^h and Low cut. All low in price, though of the highest grade. Lo 11 is A 5, I fn ys, THE SHOE MEN.
«1E. w. WHITE R The Merchant Tailor * Is showing the best and cheapest line of woolens ever brought to this city, lie will save from $3.00 to S5.00 on suits. BMHi GLEANING AND REPAIRING A SPECIALTY.
Are You Looking (or Bargains? 1
SEE
James IY1. Hurley, Real Estate, Insurance and Lo.xn Agent. Property of all kinas for sale or rent.
2ND FLOOR -- 1ST NATIONAL BANK. GREENCASTLE I N D
Sntll»r » llau-x vin the tuiHiulln l ine. On tiie tlr-t Tues'lny of each inontii the Vandalia line will sell one way tickets to points in Kentucky, Tennessee, Alabama, Georgia, Nortli Carolina South Carolina, Florida, Mississippi
_ . . and Louisiana at abcut one half the TV [0 DISEASE has ever presented so many . ■ , , , lN peculiarities as LaGrtppe. NotUeaM regular rate, lor further particular-
leaves its victims so debilitated, useless, *'••
JAMES I . FEE. Insurance Agent, I’en-ion Attorney, and Notary Public, otllee in Ceiitrnf National Bank Building -econd floor.) Call and see me.
Pneumonia.
Mrs. A. J. Lawrence, of Beaver, Pa., say;: “Brazilian Balm brought me out of a severe attack of pneumonia in splendid shape. It is a wonderful remedy for coughs and lung troubles. Also for outward use, for burns, cold sores and chapped bands and face, it cures like magic. It is invaluable in the fam-
ily.”
WflLL PAPERS «• * *
We have a nice new stock of wall papers, em- hreakil ^ ru “ f ' ,, ' ^5,u,ll ex ‘-‘ ursions '
bracing all grades of the latest styles. We
m
. . . 1 1 • ' Nursea find Brazilian Balm invaluable in in please you this season both in quality and thesickroom. nquicklyaubduesallkinda price. of fever, stops coughing, stops earache.
Best thing for sore nipples, caked breast,
soreness ami inflammations of
Allen's- Drug-Store.
be without it.
sieepiess. nerveless, as Lafirippe.
Mr. li. W. Hilton, state agent of the Mutual Life Insurance Co., of Kentucky, says: •'In tsxo and ’!W I had two severe attacks of LaGrtppe, the last one attacking my nervous system with such severity that my life was despaired of. I had not slept for more than two months except by the use of narcotics that stupe tied me, hut gave me no
record rcet. I wee only conscious of intense mental
1 weakness, agonizing bodily pain and tue
| fact that i v. as houi ly growing woai.or.
| When in thl-con hit Ion. i commenced using j Dr. M lies’Restorative Nervine. In two days I began 10 Improve and in one month's time I I was cured, much to*no surprise of all woo ; kcew of my condition. I have been in excellent hi alt h since and have recommended
your ronn dies to many of my friends.”
I Louisville, Jan. 22, 1SUJ. D. V. Ihltok.
J. S. Dowling, Agt.
C. SMYTH l:. No. •£< Vine -t.
W TUCK HR. 3to l-i. Washington.
Drs. Sraythe & Tuokex’, Physicians and surgeons. IT \ 'nr Street. Grrmcustli". hid
00_A_I_.
Dr. !fc' Rerviue Distorts Ikalth.
1 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