Daily Greencastle Banner and Times, Greencastle, Putnam County, 17 March 1896 — Page 3
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^ {—n _ • ■ • jj » I coniplaint says th:it tlit-y wiM-e iiiu-rieil 1 O i ll I O QS UO • • on Januarv 26, 1890, and lived toKahfr F ! for throe weeks; that the defendant by
! cruelty and brutality made life unhear1 able and I'.neudurable to the idaiutift",
I liavc seve'l ( 7) couches left to be closed out at ^2.00 each, jthat the defendant irrew CIO - and njfly My Stock of Fancy Rockers IS too large. ibis week I Will , aUe to a young gent,omen friend; that -.aghiake a discount of 10 per cent for cash on any Fancy d^nk over the matter, used pm-
| fane and vulgar language and threat-
Bflvocker in my stock. Now is the time to secuie a genuine ened her with personal violence; that ■bargain * ,e l * r< ’" a rev °l ver > pointed it at her,
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CALL AND LOOK THROUGH.
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THE - PLACE - FOR - BARGAINS.
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AH, THC-RE-! THE LOCAL FIELD
I Till. GLOBi: STORE 1S TIU : . ITMT
‘ and then tired it at various points in 1 the room; that he trod <>n her fingerj When she was engaged in cutting out some garments on the floor; drew the edge of a hatchet across her throat, knocked her down and, injured her, , hurned her with a hot poker, threatened to cut her throat, refused to stay at home, accused her of infidelity^ opened her letters and did other things that caused the matrimonial bark to pitch and rock in the choppy short waves of their matrimonial sea. 1'laintiff asks that she he given a divorce and
1*01,1 l l« AL ANSOI NflClIlKNTS. ('HiididutrN lor 011 tli«' IC< jnihli- j <*hii < 011 tit) Ttrkot lor ISfML In this column will be placed the ! names, as they come in, of candi- ] dates for places on the repulilican county ticket for the campaign ol 18!)*i. These will he subject to the convention to lie announced later; |
Alphcus Birch
Staple ape Fancy Mas,
S. W. Corner Public Square
What is Going on in and About alimony and that hei naiiie he
' ; i . ; changed to T.ulu Belle Cotfinun. I’hiin5,. reancas 0. till' resides in Monroe township and 5c! , — I the defendant in Klovd. Moore Bros.
r,c -.ATES1 CITY HAPS ANU MISHAPS. rt . prL . s ,„ tlu . 1>1:l i llt itr.
,.oe 1 I
:V _ The V/oinan’s Home Missionary so-
.. 5c j . 5c I
1‘aekage eott’ee, per pound ... White beans, “ “ Raisins, “ “ Starch, '* * “ Apple butter, per can Blackberries, “ d pound can X. Y. apples... 2 “ can early June peas.. 2 “ can extra -ugar col n. 2 can tomatoes 2 “ i an table peaches ...
California prunes, per pound 5c 2 bars good soap. 5c All kinds laundry soap le bar, or 7 for 25 W ashing powder, per pkge 4c or 7 for 25
Rolled oat tier pkge 7c, or 4 for 25 of leaving me city, even for a short time, , , , Best s\ nip molas-es per gallon .. 2he without ordering the Dally Banner Times to K li uu lias >een prepaid . <'alifoi ilia dried peaches, per pound .5c i (ollcw you. It costs you but to cents a ween >n tlie work are invited.
Bucket sorghum .... 15c asltdooshero nr home, and the address will
Bucket whip fish ... .... ■10c bo ohanired as ofteu as you ''wire. Potatoes, per luisliel 40c I
silver drip mol s-es. per bucket 25e I (Personals ana society notes are solicited
Also a complete stork of IM15 (iOOl>S, and will tie inserted if writer's nautr iind a<1MA TS, SHOES and I,*l I'.l'.NSW ARE dress Is iittuc'.r.l, net to be insert I si, but as an in proportion to tin* above prices. j evidence of good fnttl*. None but truthful
J, SUI1RANSKI. I*H0P. !
-Telephone 76. Cor. Ohio it Main sis.
ItON’X THINK
Motion hxritrKioio*.
On the first Tuesday of each mouth this morning
until furt.ier notice we w ill sell one ' way “settlers” tickets to points in , southern states south of Kentucky and i Tennessee line at greatly reduced rates ! January 27 and 28, February 10 and | 11, and March 9 and 10, we will sell j Home Seekers tickets to various points in southern and southwestern states at one fare plus two dollars for the round trip. Return limit thirtv days from |
date of sale,
address.
Wtiero Our People ere Ooing and Where , . eletv of College Avenue will meet with
Their liueste are Stopping—News of In- ' ...
Mrs. Ntanlev on Wednesday the 18th, at 10c tereet Over the City—The Best Column In i 2:J0oclock. All memhers are urged
''C lh» Paper for Quick Heading. , . ..
i to be present as a lull meeting Is desired, something of importance to bring before the society. An interesting pro-
All Interested If not inter-
ested, come and get interested. Mr. and Mrs. George Siringer and
Miss Stringer, who are moving from Effingham. III., to Indianapolis, are
visiting in the city.
W. Hancock, who lias been visiting with E. B. Price and family, returned to his home in Terre Haute this after-
noon.
Miss Florence Price went to Terie Haute this afternoon to visit w ith her sister, Miss Inez. Miss Ruth Klein has gone to Indianapolis for several wet k’s visit. A CINCINNATI STORY
KOI! SIIEItlKK. . | Dudley llutebeaoD. ol ilamrieks, will no candidate fur sheriff of Pulnum enmity, subject to the republican nominating con- I volition. Andrew King, of Putnnmvtlle, will ben candidate for sheriff of I'littuuu county, subject to the republican nominating convention. Heorge W. Walts, of I'utuamvllle, Warren township, will tie a candidate for Js her Ilf ill . Putnam county, subject to the republican j nominating convent loti. Harry Itunrk, of Warren tuwhship, will be j a candidate for shcrilf of Putnam county, [ subject to tlie republican nominating conven-
l 'on.
I). W.Macy.of Belle Union, will he a cun-I dlduto for sheriff of Putnam county, Hubjeet j to the rcDiibllcan nominating convention. IHIilt. NOTICE. 1 s|ai.
Kditor of Banner Times.
Please say the voters of I’ntnatu county ourold friend and comrad Levi Woodrum is a eanuidate for sheriff of Putnam county. He was elected coroner in istsi and served one year as sheriff' and as lie was the last republican sheriff we want to repeat history, once in 30 year by electing him in ISHii.
Many Repcbi.icans. FOR COMMISSIONER
Please announce Perry I,. Hubbard uft’lovcrdaleasu candidate for commissioner of j the Third District of Putnam county, sulijia'l j to tlie republican iinininattng convention.
FOR CORONER. I 4.1 ' J Dr W K. Btimmeranf Franklin tnwnshlpis tlllTlff yOU nCGU
a candidate for coroner of Putiutia eonnly, . sutiji'i'l to tlie decision of the repnldlean noin
iual log convention
11. <’. Lewis is attending court in
Brazil today.
Miss Inez. Price went to Terre Haute
Elijah Grantham went to Rouchdale
at noon on business.
E. P. Houck is moving from (ireen-
castle to Roaelulale.
Miss Emma Newsom, of Columbus, is visiting Mrs. A. T. Kelley. Chas. McGill, of Indianapolis, is visiting his aunt, Miss Rose Klein. Albert Johnson, of Greenwood, is vis-
Por full information j iting his sister Mrs. J. B. Xebou. J. A. Michakl. Agt. I (J ' W - Kluck two ear load- of
horses to Indianapolis this morning.
. . . ., Mrs. Anna Banning lias gone to Terre
1 lipitp liYcurHioiiH to the Went ami North- ,
w ,. Ht ; Haute to visit her daughter for two or On March 10 and April 7. 1890, the j ,hlee we, ‘ k, ‘*
North-Western Line t'hieiigoiti North-i Mr. and Mrs. F. (i. Gilmore have is- \\ estern R’y.) will >e!l Home .Seeker- invitations for a curd party
excursion tickets at very low rates to a !
large number of points in Northern i 1 ‘‘ urst,:i y
Wisconsin. Michigan, Northwestern j Mr. and Mrs. Mooney, who are visitlow.'i. \\ e-iern .Jiunesotn, Nebraska, mg Mr. and Mrs. Juine' Stone, went to
North Dakota and South Dakota, in- , .
eluding tlie famous Black Hills district. * 111 lan,l P° ,s 1 ll1 " 1 ti n K'
Teleplione No. DO'
I commence the new year with a large stock of GROCERIES. PRICES LOW. I can please the most, fastidious in need of Queens
ware, Glassware or Tinware.
NICK & CO.,
FINE HARDWARE.
STOVES AND TINWARE;
Household furnishings, Locks, Knives, and Nails. Every-
See' us for your spring garden tools.
I- or th«* C’ny Ti<-k*M . KOK CITY C’Ol’NCII,.
EiAST BCOUAREi.
For full information apply to ticket agents of connecting lines or address A. H. Waggener, T. I*. A., 7 Jackson place,
I ndianapolis, Ind.
RdaceJ Prices at RILHV ^ I’O’S. Some of the hurguins that can bo hud tor cash at Riley Sc Co’s. Sou I h Orecncastle Store.
Irish potatoes, per bushel 40c Navy beans, per pound .He Kidney, Marrow Fat ami Lima beans, per pound 4c All kinds of raisins, per pound 5c Ivo-y and coal oil Johnny soap, 0 bars for , 25c Star and gloss soap 4c, 7 bars fiSr. 25c j ,| Pretty and Fairbanks brown Ic per bar, 7 bars for ■ .25c Soapmc and IV.u line, Ic, 7p'k"s. for 25c Nine o’clock, pearlinc, K A Iv. tc 7 pk’s for 25c Miiz/v’s -mi gloss starch, pounds for 20c Nibfiivcnc Hake, I box ..10c Tomato Gntsiip, I pint 10c, .‘i pints ,25c B-pounil-caii ajiple. iilum and pear butter, 10c,3 cans for 25c Bucket of jelly ... Me Bucket of syrup . . .... 15c Bucket of Sorghiiin. 50c Bucket ol wlil.e family li-h . 40c J-polilltl-eab h- ;,1 | ,■ ke I tomatoes 10c, It call- 25c
Miss Marie Barry, of Kansas (.'ity, is visiting tier cousins, the Misses Ella.
Alice and Margaret Murphy.
Mrs. Lydiek and daughter have returned to their home in Danville after
an extended stay in tlie city.
Miss Alice William-, of Greencastle, has concluded a visit with Miss Maud
lie plar.—Crawfonhi illr .Journal.
'I he Gentlemen's Club met at Lieut.
Lewis’ last night. Jesse W. Weik read the paper of tlie evening. Subject: “Impeachment Trials in ( ongress.” The Christian Endeavor society of Presbyterian church "ill give a • iciul to their friends Wednes lay eveniiigatthe home Mi>s Jennie Tlmrip,
616 east Seminary.
Among the passengers to Indianapolis this morning were John Maloney, Dr. DcMottc, John Cawley, Arthur Throop, F. A. Ilavs, G. W. Black and
Mr. and Mi s. T. Abrams.
There will he preaching tonight in s':e College Accidie M. E. church at 7 :J0 o’clock by Elder E. D. Simmons, of New London. Mr. Simmons is spoken of highly as an entertaining
Iii tli<* llrynn i aMr. Credited to a Special from (irPeiirAMt le. The Commercial (iazette. of Cincinnati today contains a special credited to Greencastle which is in part as lollows: One of the stories which has recenth become public property, and which is believed to have been told by Scott Jackson himself to an intim itc associate or two, and which is swallowed wiih avidity by Ureencastlu people, who had the utmost confidence in the virtue of Pearl Bryan, is to the ellect that at a social gathering one evening last summer Pearl Bryan and iseou S.ickson were two of the guesls. Mi-« Bryan did not -eem to he enjoying herself, and told Jackson that she had the tsntliachc. He informed her tliat if she would call at the office on the following day lie would cure her toothache ett'eetunlly. She did so. Dr. Gillespie was at tlie time, oi t of the city. After Jackson had examined the tooth, the story goes, he told lerihat he could attend to it. though it wouhl he very painful, and udtised ihe employment of an anaesthetic. It is stated that the drug used was cocaine, administered internally, and that Mi-s Bryan was in the office in an unconscious condition, for almost two hour-. People here are of ihe opinion that it was there that Scott Jackson ruined the girl whom he is now alleged to have murdered. It is stated, on quite reliab'e authority, that this story will be told on tlie witness stand at the proper time. Dr. Gillespey stated today in speaking of the item that he was absent from his ollicc but two days in-which Jackson was left there alone. One was on October 3 and the other was earlier. At no other times did Jackson have access to his office in his absence.
John Itlloy will boa oandldato for renoml- j nation for tin* olHco of councilman from the | Third ward, subject l«» the republican cit) j
primary.
M. M.Chiticnden is a candidate for conn ' cllinnn from the Third ward, subject to the • decision of tlie republican nominating: con- I
vent ion.
F L. Landes is a candidate for councilman j from tin* First ward, subject to the republican i pri mnry convent Ion. Mrs. May Sluss Harris, of Quincy, | who is visiting .John Sandy, ami Hiss Clara Sandy are visiting friend" j in C'loverdale.
H.S. RENICK&CO..
THE BEST OE
Groceries,
F. L.Joslin went to Kentucky this afternoon to begin work.
Cures, absolute, permanent cures have given Hood’s Sarsaparilla Hie largest place in trio world and the first place among medicines.
* Fruits»Nuts Vegetables.
and
AT
Do you take cold easily? Contrii Cold Tablets will stop it, Sold and guar- | anteetl by Grecnoeelle druggists. 25 ' cents. 1261
Wanted—A girl to do light work. JtiK. Bum, X. Viuest.
Iioii-e It
.‘l-pnmid-eaii Prince's best corn 16c,
;i 25c | talker and the public is invited. •I-pound-can hominy, 16c. 3 cans 25c of Utd.ccca gave a
very enjoyable social in their hall last
Tlie Weather. The indicationu for this vicinity for the coming thirty-six hours are as follows ap received bv II. S j Renick & Go. from the official weather bureau at Chicago. Chicago, 111., March 17. HQ Increasing cloudiness tonigli*, i Wednesday probably rain. 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: Maximum temperature yesterday Minimum ** I’einperuture today. *. a. m,.. noon Uuin full, melted snow i inches). . I he noon feuiperutiir * is taken daily hy flic II V N \ KIi TlMKS.
HAMILTON’S.
A fall line of Qutensware. This is the store for low prices and good bargains. Fancy groceries a specialty. SOUTHEAST CORNER SQUARE.
•M.i '.’I U aii.H A'l II .Ol
sweet potato 16c, 3 cims 25c pic iR'ticlies 10c, 3 cans 25c
pine appii-, 16c J cans apples, 10c 3 cans .
1 -galton-cnn ajiples < an corn I Vaa Apple butter I’ltiin ’• Rolled oats, 2 pounds Sioux Wheat llake, 2 pound Good imperial tea. 1 pound . .. .. Washing soda. 2 pounds. Rlk soda. 1 pound... Lion, Arbtlckle and Jersey eollcr, per package
••venittg. The odd Fellows gave mi exhibition dt'lll and games were played a late hour, When lefreshinont
About 15'.) "ere present.
Mr. and Mrs. James I». Nelson en-
25c 25c
"r!c 1 t'" 1 ' 1
wera served
.5c
5c
RI LaY ^ GO.
Tcli'iihonc number 51. No. 715 .south Main -t.
tcrtaiiicd a large mnuher of friends last 5c I'vning at a party dance. There were ahotti tm tin ilinets on the program ’. (i and the ueea ion wa r ' one of the ni at \ pleasant ol the inaliy social events of
20r | the s'asuii.
Enin Bdlc Eggers h. e hrought suit fir div ri'liom Bnisott Eggers. Tiff
EASTER FLOWERS
IfOlt SAI.E \T
LITTLE'S GREEN HOUSE.
Cornur indliuiaaitd Banna,
in . to . <)hdana
« Ot !MTV Xl tt Si XOTItS.
6K1.I.K N ION. Bad roads and sugar making tire the interesting topics of the day. Meeting in j mgress at Cnion Valley. Alonzo Cox and family have moved to Dam ille \\ ''ere lie will attend school. Fr.tiik Slicn'i!l is rcpo.ncil qtiiti* sick. I’. II Hill has moved to Mr. Washing on. having purchased property at that place. Git aim: i ini: ittiuii:. Tltcic is to he a ti'ill linilt at i'oland tlii- -umtiter, Godfry A Hoover propri-
etors.
Silts Cyestcr has liougiit Uncle licnry Crouse s race mare, Zip. Wiiat has become of the candidate-; only one on the ridge in the last two weeks; docs it begin to look glootjiy ? Elijah Tres-el, of Terre Haute, has
Very Much Swell Are those new shoes just received by Louis & Hays They are the very latest New York styles in Black and Tan, High and Low cut. All low in price, though of the highest grade. Louis A 1 I Inys, THE SHOE MEN.
Are You Looking for Bargains? SEE tlames lYI. Hurley, Real Estate, Insurance and Lo.xn Agent. Property of all kinos for sale or rent.
2ND FLOOR -- 1ST NATION AL BANK. GREENCASTLE IND
<<IE. W. WHITE,t» The Merchant Tailor Is showing the best and cheapest line of woolens ever hrought to this city. He will save from $3.00 to $5.00 on suits. GLEANING AND REPAIRING A SPECIALTY.
JAMES F. FEE. Insurance Agent. IVnsitm Attorney, | and Notary I’uldtc. Ollicc in (Vutnil 1 National Bank Biiililiug -ccond tloor.j t nil and s<‘e me.
1’itnMPT . Attention
I
WALL PAPERS *
We have
bracing all graded of the latest styles. We can please you this season both in quality and
price.
Allen’
Mylilh Mmrs l«»r the linyA.
You can hardly |irevail upon a hoy to wctif 11 I utton shoe any more. They itin-t let luce shoes and with stylish toes at that. ]’. It. Christie has tint kind l tiiatjn-t fills the bill. Keep your eye I Apr. .
eu li -bow window boys and you will : Johnny Rigbt-cll -tiil goe- a -t every ,
be-urn to catch on. 129t2 two w ,
^ I'ltc Sliakefs have ahatldoucd Iheir h'iii-c Huy were btuIJing near I’litn.'.i'iville and taken possession of ili'br.>ti 1
a nice ncv. stock of wall papers, em- "“‘‘n
Bill N'eese and wife of Br izil, are vis-1
iting 011 I he Ridge tliis wci \.
Hiram Tresner is selling poplar busheg !o Brazil parties tor shade trees. Tlie Banni.I! I'imks tzdeplione news niimher is 95. Remember it when you have an item. We want the new.-.
Jftru.. J. jP. Hell, Oaeatrutwinlc, Kan.
wife of t he editor of The Graphic, the feuding local paper of Miand county, writes *‘7 trail troubled with heart dineane for six years, severe palpitations, shortness of breath, together with such ex trenie nervousness, that, at limea I would wa’.k. tho floor neariy all night. Wo
con: ultod the best min’'cal talent.
Uuu naid there tr<za ;.o help forme, (nut I had organic din 1 of the heart tor which there was no remedy. 1 had rend
Store.
purchased the Selmlts farm.
There Ai til he a Sabhath selionl 01 gait- | your advartlsement ia Tho ( -.pale and
i/.ed at the el.anel the first Sunday in | which convinced mo that th. ro was true merit la it. I too.: three bottles each of tho Heart Cure and Itcstorutlve Nervine amt Tt coKt;i1eteltj eared me. I strep 1. '.1 ::t night, my .c urt !>eats regularly and 1 have 1.0 n oro smot'icring spell*. 1 wish to s-y to til who 'ire Eufferlug as I did; tbere’f relief untold for them if tliey will c:dy give yonr remedies just one trial." Dr. Miles neartCure tsrold on a positive frnr.rantee mat ■ ho Urst ooitle wilt lirnelit. A.l I 'uggls’s seil 11 attl, il bottle-i '"i ts, or It wilt be eent. prejiaid, pu receipt of price by tn j Jir. iiiiijj Mculcal Co., Elkuurt, Ind. Dr, Miles" Heart Cure
Restores Health
SiTtlrr’s Ktitea vm the taimalla l.lne. ibi the lir-t ’i ue-day of inck mouth the Validalia line "ill sell one way tickets to points in Kentucky, Tent lessee, Alabama, Georgia, North Carolina South ('iirolina, Florida, Mississippi and Louisi ina at ah; id nne half the, regular rate. For further particular-;
ee
J . S. 1 bi" 1 ini., Agt.
Pneumonia. Mrs. A. J. Lawrence, of Beaver, Pa., sayf: “Brazilian Balm brought me out of a severe attack of pueumonia in splendid shape. It is a wonderful remedy for coughs and lung troubles. Also j.or outward use, lor burns, cold sores and chapped hands and face, it cures like magic. It is invaluable in the family.”
C SMYTHI, No. 2r, Vine -t.
u w TIM’KKK. ' • ail) I.. Washington
Drs, Smythe & Tucker, Physicians iiixl surjrcons. No. 17 N<nc Street. Greencaptle. Ind
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1 am Inclusive z\gent for CRAWFORD T CO., of Brazil. And also handle LE' GRADES Anthracite; Wood and Kind’ make close prices. Office,Banner Tr Leave orders at Walter Allen's Drug May T'er