Daily Greencastle Banner and Times, Greencastle, Putnam County, 20 March 1896 — Page 3

rm: ’>anner times, greencasi le. Indiana Friday march 20 isw

To Stir Things Up . .

WJK .1 result Of \vei»klli >s, cnU'Cil by , POI.ITICAI. A!S>OI'BirK'HKNTS.

not eating'.

Tht* Wntern Chriitian A'lrocmte days : •Kev. and Mra. K. M. Middleton. I.a-

. , porte, S15 .Monroe atreet, will wlebrate I have seven (7) couches left to be cosed out at ^2.00 each, the tw.-ury-rtrth anniveriary of their Mv stock of Fancv Rockers is too large. This week I will "‘ :u ' r 1 “ ;:f ‘ Mom,ay ’ Marth ' J could accept invitation to lie present, make a discount of 10 per cent for cash on any Fancy Many more years of happy life to Mr. „ . . xt • . 1 i and Mrs. Middleton. * * * Rev. Rocker in my stock. Now is the time to secure a genuine has been nnan-

I imously requested to return to the j charge next year. The work is in a

properous state.

j New York Tribune says: The name | “X ray” still puzzles a fjieat many peo-

bargain.

CALL AND LOOK THROUGH.

HRNNPTS THE - PLACE - FOR - BARGAINS.

Caiiriltli.ceH on III.’ Ble|iiibll* emt Count) Tliket lor IH!)I>. In tiiis column will be placed tin u a rues, as they come in, of candi-I dates for places on the republican | county ticket for the campaign ol j These will lie subject to the convention to lie announced later: roil siiKitirr. Dudley Hutcheson, of Hamricks, will oe candidate for sheriff of Putnam county, subject to the republican nominating; con-

vention.

Andrew Kitip, of Putnani\ ilie, wiM be a candidate for sheriff of Putnam county, subject

Aipheus Birch

SWe m Fsnsi Buies.;

S. W. Corner CBUC S'.H’AKE

Aft THERE! Tilt; GLOBE STORE IS Till; it.aci:

THE LOCAL HELD

What is Goiny on in and About

Fair Greoncastle.

Package cottce, per pound 20c White beaus, " “ dc Raisins, ” “ 5c

titarch, “ “ 5c

Apple blitter, per can .‘x

Blackberries, ” ” 5c | LATEST CITY HAPS AND MISHAPS.

Jpuund can N. Y. applej 5c

“ can early Juuc pea-.. 5c “ can extra sugar corn 5c 2 “ can tomatoes 5c j 2 11 can table peaches 10c | California prunes, per pound 5c i 2 bars good soai> 5c j All kinds iaundi'y soap 4c bar. <>r 7 for 25 Washing powder, per pkge 4cor 7 for 25 Rolled oat per pkge 7c, or I for 25 ■

itc^t svrup mnlasscs per gallon ... 20c , without ordoring I he flally IIanneh Timks to

California dried peaches, per pound. . >c ■Bucket sorghum 45c Bucket wliit. itsh .... 10c

Where *>.ir I'eeple r.re anil Where Tlte.r f.iieitfl are News of Inter st Over the City Hie Hest Column in lbs ihiper tor quirk Hea.lln^.

DON’T THINK

Of lenvin.T the clt., even for a short time.

pic who are, nevertheless, well informed • to the republican nominating convention. I regarding the wonderful properties of ! ooorge W. Watt*, of I’utuaraville, Warren

jtlio invisible agent tlms designated. I The expression originated with Prof. | Koentgen himself, and in adopting it perhaps he had iu tniml the use of the twenty-fourth letter cf the alphabet, in algebra, to represent “an unknown quantity.” At any rate, there is so much in the nature ol the newly discovered ray whicli the scientists do not yet understand that such a supposition

is a natural one.

When you hear a man aguing against tile good of a newspaper advertising you can just set it down that he lias never tried it systematically, that is iu broken do cs, fiom day to day, say a year, lie is the same impatient man who would swallow the hoitlcful at one

township, will he [u candidate for .sheriff of Putnam county, subject to the republican

nominaling convention.

Harry Ituark, of Warren towhship, will be a candidate for sheriff of Putnam county, subject to the republican nominating conven-

tion.

I> W. Xlacy, of Belle Union, will bo a candidate for sheriff of Putnam county, sulij.’ct to the reniihUean nominating convention.

Telephone 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.

1S!W.

Potatoes, per bushel •l || e silver drip mol --e-. per bucket . 2 >e Xbo a complete stock of Dill GOODS, HATS, slioKS and (p KENSWARE in proportion to the above prices.

J, SCDRANSkl. PROF

Telephone 7d. (’or. Ohio A Main sts,

Mouon lixenrslons.

On the ilrst Tuesday of each month until furtaer notice we will >ell one way "settlers” tickets to points in southern fates south of Kentucky and Tennessee line at greatly redueed rates January 27 and 2S, February 10 and 11, and March 9 add 10, we will sell

Home Seekers tickets to various points : township, is ill with pneumonia.

follcw you. It cwih you but in cents a wee* | linn with a small b.isiness accordingly as It doed here at hoim , and the address will I . n . , . . . . . , .. ’ , cHiinot atlonl to uo so imirh aavertHinij

be onantrnd as oltoa as yon

iu the start as the more prosperous muiHibor. Hut he iloes not <lo his atl-

(PcTSonals and society notes art* solicited I . . . .... and will be inserted If writer’s namt and ad- | vertPU.ig systenmtically in 90 • per cent dress is attached, not to be inserKxi, hut as an jthe cases, if lie advertises at all.

evidence of (food faith. None but truthful

items are desired.)

1W6. notice. Editor of Bannek Timks.

Please say the voters of Putnam county ouroid friend and comrad Levi Woodrum is a canuidate for sheriff of Putnam county, Be was elected coroner in IH06 and served one year as sheritf and us he was tin* last republican sheriff we want to repeat history once in W year by electing him in ISM.

Many Kkpublicanr. FOK COM MISSION Kit

Please announce Perry L. Hubbard ofClo-

^ulp. instead of the prescribed teaspoon- | verdalo as a candidate for eommissioner of ful. It is the “constant divp” m ail- (^ !

vertising that “wears tlic rock ”

FINE HARDWARE.

1ST0VES AND TINWARE

S. A. Hays is in Indianapolis. Elder Wood has gone to Terre Haute. G. 0. Moore and 11. ( '. Lewis went to

Brazil this afternoon.

Alex Lockridge shipped a car load of

hogs to Indianapolis today.

IV. L. Epperson, of Barnard, was iu

tlie city yesterday on business.

Mrs. William Alice, of Mill Creek

to tlic republican mmiitmtiiig convention

colt coronkk , • _ .

Dr. W. K. Summers ol Krnuklln township is j tlTing \ OU nCCCl.

a candidate for cornm r of I’utnam county,! siit.Joel tothc declston of the repnhllcan noin |

inatlng convention.

Household furnishings, Locks, Knives, and Nails. Every-

See us for your spring garden tools.

!• or the Cny Tivk**!. FOK CITY (MU’ NCI I..

in southern ami southwestern states at one fare plus two dollars for the round n-ip. Return limit thirty days from date of sale. For full information

address.

J. A. Mil'll a ki.. Agt.

W. H. Harrison and wife returned home yesterday from ( lav lom.ty. Miss Annie. Throop, of Carbon, is visiting the family of Dr. J. H. Throop. Miss Hi hi Feel has returned to Carbon after a \isit with friends in the

Cheap Kxcumloua to ihe West and North- city.

W * K '’ j That cake walk will come oft'on the Do March 10 and April 7. IsiMi, the : TlM .„|., Vi Mareli Itl, at Blake's opera

North-M est,';rn Line i niiago A North-].

XVestern K’y.) will sell lloiiic Seekers’ i llo,l,, ‘-

exeursioii tickets .:t very low rates to a : Mr. and Mrs, Andrew Lockridge, of

large number o f points iu Northern ; Wisconsin. Michigan. Northwestern

Iowa. Western Minnesota, Nebraska, North Dakota and South Dakota, iueludmg the famous Black Hills district. For full information apply to ticket agents of connecting lines or address A. H• Waggoner, T. I*. A.. 7 Jackson place,

I ndianapolis. 1ml.

Reiaced I'rices at R1I.FV & ('J)'S. Some of the bargains that can he had for cash at Utley A (Vs. South Orcencastle Store. Irish potatoes, per bushel 40c Navy beans, per pound Jc Kidney, Marrow Fat and Lima beans, per pound 4c All kinds of raisins, per pound 5c ivo-y and enal oil Johnny soap, (i bars for 25o Star and gloss soap Ic, 7 bars for.. 25c Pretty and Fairbanks brown Ic per bar, 7 bars for 25o Soaptne and I’carline, 4c, 7 p'ks. for 25c Nine o’clock, pearlinc, K & K. 4c 7 pk’n for 25c Muzzy’s sun gloss starch, .’1 pounds fop 20c Nudavene flake, 1 box 10c Tomato Catsup, 1 pint 10c, 2 pints ,25c 3-pound-can apple, plum and pear butter. 10c,3 cans for 25c Bucket of jelly 10c Bucket of syrup bV Bucket of Sorghum. 50c Bucket of white family tjsh .........40c 3-pound-ean hand packed tomatoes 10c, 3 cans 25c •-pound-can Ft hire's bc-t corn 10c, Scans 25c

Indianapolis, ar; visiting Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Gilmore. Richard Gillespie, Tom Wood, W. G. Buis and Jim Tucker went to Reelsville tiiis morning. Miss Mary Marlatt, class ’93, is visiting at Mrs. John's and with university friends for a few days George Wetzel died at Ids homo in Cloverdale yesterday. He had m.my acquaintances here. Miss Emma Newsom who lias been visiting Mr". A. T. Kelly, went to Indianapolis tlds morning. XV. XV. Stratton, of Brazil, came up with the crowd yesterday and visited Albert Allen during the day. Harry llarleman is able to be out after a serious illness, caused by the shock of Milton Dobell’s death. Mr. and Mrs. A. I . Lockridge returned to Indianapolis tlds morning after a visit witli Frank Gilmore. The Century club will meet with Mrs. F. 1). Ader Saturday afternoon. Mrs. E. M. Lewis will read a paper. Subject: "A Study of Indian XVonien.” A. Baxter, a student in prep, was accidentally cut on the arm this morning by a friend. The wound was deep and several stitches were required to close

it.

Miss Oliye Stanley o me from .'boom

The Brazil band and the McKinley club of clay county’s capital marched down Vine street yesterday and serenaded the Bannek Times. The Me Kiidey club made a great impression and were applauded upon all sides. The Brazil hand is composed of a lot of sterling gentlemen and tine players and they always meet with applause iu this city where they ate general favorites with our musicians. Under Frof. Station's leadership they play the best of selections and the Banner Times stands ready to doll its lint to the Brazil musicians at any time. Come again gentlemen, with your good music. Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Gilmore entertained a large number of their friends last evening at cards. Progressive six hand euchre was the game and it was a novelty to most of the players. It was readily adopted, however, and proved to be an enjoyable game. At the i lose of the game elegant reti’cslnnents in two courses were served. The a Lair was in honor of Mrs. Gilmore’s sister, Mrs. XVrenn. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Lockridge, of Indianapolis, were present. Mi-s Nellie Hainmond and Mr. B. F. Corwin were winners of the chief prizes. The evening was pleasantly spent as are all sueh occasions umLr the hospitable roof of Mr. and Mrs. Gil-

more.

It is always hat’tl to get up in the world. " hen you see a mini who is really and truly up in the world you see a man who has worked his way up. There is neither man nor woman at tin* top in any department who did not have to climb there with blistered hands and bleeding feet. The leading merchants, the leading insurance men, the leading physicians, lawyers, educators, all climbed patiently to eminence. Plants get up, trees get up. men and women get up, all in one way—by climbing up. Mrs. Frof. Duvall, of Delaware. Ohio, will arrive in the city tomorrow. She will visit with Mr. and Mrs. A. 11. Phillips. Prof. Duvall will be here next Tuesday. Mrs. Allen Callahan whs called to Huinnionti on account of the serious illness of her -ister’s children. J. Houck and Robt. Crow each shipped a car load of hogs to IiuiianapLl's yesterday. Miss Jessie Case returned to Attica

John Riley will boa oandidato for renoml- I nation for the ottlco of comicilnmn from tho j Third ward, subject to tho republican city |

primary.

M. M.Chitioiuh n is a candidate for conn oilman from the Third ward, subject to tho | decision of tin republican uommutiny con-j

vention.

F L. L Hides is a candidate for councilman I som tho First ward, subject to the republican primary convention. See my new stock of spring millinery. | Mrs. Lillie Allen, s.side square. 131 If. j

KkAST SI OR SQTJARR.

H. S. RENICK & CO..

THE BEST OF

New line of baby bonnets at Mrs. Lillie Allen’s millinery store. 131-tf.

For Rent—Seven room house, 309 E. Seminary street. Enquire at 429 Aue’erson street. 131t4

A course of Hood's Har.xapai'illa this spring may he the means of keeping you 'iell and hearty all siimmei.

Groceries, * Fruits i Nuts Vegetables.

and

AT

Contra Cold Tablets will <top a fresh cold iii 30 minutes. Guaranteed or I money refunded. 25 cents of druggists, i 125-

Kecping everlastingly ing brings success.

silver .istf

The We.itlM r.

The indicationu lor tins vicinity ! for the coming thirty-six hours are j as follows «!'" received by II. S ; Renick & Co. from the official

weather bureau at Chicago. < iiicago, 111., March 2o. Fair, warmer tonight and

I ’Saturday.

I— 1 Cox.

HAMILTON’S.

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

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The following local observations as taken daily by Guy Wilson who is in charge ol the official weather instruments located on the roof of the West College building:

Maximum temperature yesterday Minimum ’’ ’’ I’emperalure today, 7 a. m

•* noon

. :ur,

21.11 21.0

. 05.0

Halo fall, rueltiil snow Uncliesi 27 The noun temperature Is taken dally l>y the Ban.mcu Timks.

From LaGrippe. How Dr. Miles’ Nervine Restored One of Kentucky’s Business Men t0

Very Mach 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 cV* 1 Inys, THE SHOE MEN.

3-pouiid-cun hominy, 10i\ 3 eans... ,25i

“ sweet potato Ido, 3 ean* 2Se i yesterday to spend tin* spring vacation at noon after a short visit in the city.

pie peaches 10c, 3 cans 25c with her mother. Miss l.tiemina Hess,

“ pine apple, 10o 3 cans “ apples, 10c 3 cans 1-galton-cnn apples (’an corn

Peas 5c Apple butter 5c Plum ’• 5c Rolled oats, 2 pounds 5c Sioux Wheat Hake, 2 pound 5c Good imperial tea, 1 pound 25c Washing soda. 2 pounds 5e Blk soda. 1 paniid 5c Lion, Arbiickle and Jersey coftee, per package 20c

RILRY Kc GO.

Telephone number M. No. 71ft south Main st.

of Argus, Ind., will visit her during

20,\ , her stay.

5c 1 H. Lay tie Stone anil Dora N. Houck

EASTER FLOWERS •/ FOBBALF, AT — LITTLE’S GREEN HOUSE. Corner Indiana and Hanna, 1’Ho MPT . ATTENTION . I.IVK.N . TO . OKDER8

were united in marriage yesterday by Elder A. II. Morris. The groom is in the restaurant business in this city and the bride is a daughter of Elijah N. Houck. Albeit Alice was unconscious nearly an hour this morning ns a result of a fainting 'pell, lie lin.l gone from his home to Dr. Swahleu’s before eating his breakfast ami it is thought the faint

F. R. Christie speaks very favorably of his two clerks. Gray Potter and Keifer Stewart. He says they are good looking, of good disposition and know how to keep stock inordtr. They are anxious to please and willing to show shoes as long as you care to look at them. 133t2

Joe Sellars, of North Salem, was in town yesterday and this forenoon. A. O. Lockridge is at home from Montgomery county. Mrs. S. H. Hillis lias returned fron a visit in Lafayette. Miss Lizzie Goulding lias returned from Frankfort. .LG. McNutt has gone to Odell to visit his sister.

South GreencuHtle.

Eil Black, the coal dealer, is on the sick list. J. Scott lias moved from south of town into J. Keightley’e house.

Are You Looking for Bargains?

SEE

James iVI. Hurley, Real Estate, Insurance and Lo .n Agent. Property of all kinas for sale or rent. 2ND FLOOR -- 1ST NATIONAL BANK. GREENCASTLE IND

«<IE ,W. WHITE,l> The Merchant Tailor Is showing the hest and cheapest line of woolens ever brought to this city. He will save from $ ;.oo to $5.00 on suits. CLEANING AND REPAIRING A SPECIALTY. JAMES F. FEE. Insurance Agent, Pension Attorney, ■ and Notary Public. Office in Central National Bank Building -ernnd tlonr.j

Call and see me.

SJ.yj oi a

Go to Mrs. Lillie Allen’s to have trimming done by first class trimmer free of charge. 133t2

WALL PAPERS •* * *

We have a nice new stock of wall papers, embracing all grades of the latest styles. We can please you this season both in quality and

price. j |, , or sale.—Ulil papers, suitable tor ^ ^ ^ , t "v t—putting under carpets or on closet Allen s^I3Fno^St>OFB.;? l !Sr<;rtice r . s * ,e , ' ,u ' :,p at,h, ‘ BANSKR

A modern cottage iu ircod location on West XVusiiiiigton street. Eight rooms including bath. Reasonable rent. Inquire of Broadstreet A Vestal. l.'IOtf

For Envelopes see

The Bannkk Timks, printezs.

si'ttler'n ItatHN 11a 1 he Vanilitlln l.lnc.

On the first Tuesday of each month 1 iiy.” the Vandalia line will sell one way!

tickets to points in Kentucky, Tennessee, Alabama, Georgia, North Carolina Si mil Carolina, Florida, Mississippi jand Louisiana at ahcui one half the

Mo DISEASE has over presented so many , . , In peculiarities as LaGrippe. No Blseass regular rate. !• or further part.e.lh.l'

leaves its victims so debilitated, useless,

sleepless, nerveless, os LaGrippe. J. S. Dmvi.lNO, Agt. Mr. D. XV. miton, state agent of the Mut- j

ual Life Insurance Co., of Kentucky, says: "In 1X8# and ‘yO I had two severe sttacks of LaGrippe, the lastone attacking my norroussystom with such severity tnat my life was despaired of. I had r.dt slept for more than two months except by tho use of narcotics that stupefied me, but gave me no rest. I was only conscious of intense mental weakness, agonizing bodily pain ami the fact that t was houny growing weaker. When In thlscondltion. I commenced using Dr. Miles’ Restorative Nervine. In two days I began to improve and in one month's time l was cured, much to the surprise of ail who knew of my condition. I have bceu in excellent health since and hare recommended your remedies to many of my friends." Louisville, Jan. 22, Is'Jft. D. XV. Hilton.

Pneumonia.

M’.3. A. J. Lawrence, of Beaver, Pa., ‘‘Brazilian Balm brought me out severe attack of pneumonia in splendid shspe. It is a wonderful remedy for coughs and lung troubles. Also for outwerd use, for burns, cold sore* and chapped hands and face, it cures like magic. It is invaluable in the fam-

r l SMYTH h, ' J • No. Vim* >t.

W TCTCKEK. :UU !.. Washington

Drs. Smytlie & Tucker, Physicians tuul surgeons.

No. 17 Vino Street. <>t'ccncaAtl*. Ind

OO.A-X_i

■ l)r. Miles’ Nervine Itores 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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