Daily Greencastle Banner and Times, Greencastle, Putnam County, 6 April 1896 — Page 3
FHH HAMPER TIMES. GREENCAfTbE,. INDIANA. MONDAY APRIL fi isiHI
fOILET SETS,
' ARGEST ASSORTMENT,
EST VALUES,
Another lot of those 2.00 -COUCHES . . . Just Received. . . . A N N A,
THE LOCAL FIELD
'Kvery lady should * : *11 und inspect th«' new millinery ;it MRS. C. M. 3H01 "’S, All the late -ivies iuiu varieties «li--
played
StRITVCT^iNG PRES -OP-CHARGE ; Cor, Vine nnd Wit 1 nut Slreets.
POT F’Lw AN'TiB
AT ALL PRICES.
ALSO CUT FLOWERS. Special attention toonlers and design work.
'Little’s Green House;
• Coi Indiana and
Hanna Sts
What is Going on in and About
Fair Groencastle.
'.ATES1 CITY HAPS ANU MISHAPS. Wiler« *>iit- People e.re Oiiinir and Wl'.ere Their tineata are St»ppln|(—New* of Intereat Over the City—The Heat Column In (hi Taper for Quick Kemllng.
REPUBLICANS ATTENTION!
Call for County Keleuate Convention to
he Held Saturday April Id.
Tint republicans pi I’utuiun county, | [lmlianii, arc hereby reijiientetl to meet in delegate convention at lllakc'* opera house in the city of Grt eiicaslle on , w atnrdny, the l -.h day td April, 18SKJ, at 10 o’clock a. in. for tha purpose of nominating candidates for the various county olllee* ;in<l for t!ic transaction of such other business as may come be-
fore said convention.
The precinct committeemen are hereby requested to give the proper notice, I fixing tile time and place for a meeting in their respective precincts of the republican voters tin rein for the purpose of s lecting delegate- to said county nominating convention n> be held on the day and place aforesaid. The respective precincts in the county will each be eutitl. .i to one delegate for every fifteen votes east for " m. !>• Owen, for secretary of state in 18R4, and one delegate for every fraction of eight
votes or over cast.
The delegates are therefore apportioned to the respective precincts as
follows:
Votes Dei. ■Jackson Barnaul 41 It “ New Maysville *io 4 Franklin Roachdale lb!) 7 “ Kincastle. 109 7 Russell Russellville. . 1"24 8 “ Grimes School House... .77 5 Clinton North 08 0 “ South 40 It Monroe Bainbridge 78 6 “ Brick Chapel 87 0 Floyd, Grovel,and i>8 4 “ South ■19 :t Marion Fillmoie fst 4 “ Soutli 40 .'I Groencastle tp. North bl <> “ “ Fov Ridge 104 7 “ “ Limedale 39 3 Greencas tie < itv, N 1st Ward . 102 7 “ S 1st W U7 8 “ “ N2ml-W....73 5 J “ “ S 2nd W. ...88 (! It “ *• 10 3rd W 83 (! “ “ \V 3rd W. . !)4 0 Mn.iison Kast S9 4 ■ ** West 50 4 AVashington Rcelsville 77 5 “ South 58 4 Warren tp 149 10 LTefTerson tp 9 ■Cloverdale H 39 3 “ W 81 5 1111 Creek tp 30 2 By order of the committee, Charles B. Case, Chairman, Arthur Thiioop, Secretary.
LHIN’T THINK
, Of leaving' the cHy, even for a nhort time, without ordering tae Daily Dannbh Times to follow you. It costs you but 10 cents a week as It does here at home, and the address will
be Changed as often aa you Hslrc*.
(Personals and society notes are solicited and will bo inserted if writer’s name and address is attached, not to be inserted, but as an evidence of good faith. Xone but truthful
items are desired.)
PRECINCT MEETINGS. Announcements of precinct inns: meetings, ns given by committeemen for the purpose of selecting delegates tirvl alternates to tit Re publican Ct . ty Nominating con ventiou, Ai 1 "iil be found under ti. ! !. We hall gho the precinct, tm.e ami place of meeting, number of delegates and committeeman’s name, and not the purpose, as that is undorsto >d and is mentloned ir. t Itis item: First ward republicans will meet on Toe-lay evening seven o’cloek. April 7, at mayor’s olllee. to choose ih legates to ttie eounty convention: north jireeinet, seven delegates and alternate-; south precinct, eight delegates and
alternates.
.1. McT). Hays.) B. I’. <'HAI>tN. )
G. f. Moore i> in Brazil. The lawyers meet tonight. George ( rump is on the sick lift. D. Boles i* moving here from Illinois. Mrs. E. F. Stone lias gone to Toledo,
Ohio.
F.ld i Wood preached at Carbon yes-
terday.
H. A. Reeves, of Carbon, spent Sun-
day here.
W. H. Harrison goes to Owen county
this week.
Dr. 11. A. Gobin preached in Brazil
yesterday.
Frank Hays, of Chicago, is visiting
I o ne folks.
Born to David McGill and wife, city,
a daughter.
A . Roth is confined to his house
rhe.imiuti -iii.
T. .1. Griffith, of Terre Haute, spent
Sunday here.
Dr. Brazier was called to Coatsyille
this morning.
Win. Welty is moving to this city
from Freedom.
W. P. Ledbetter has gone to Cincin-
nati on business.
James Foudry went to Indianapolis
yesterday morning.
Dr. Smythe and Miss Nona spent the
day in Indianapolis.
John Gainor, of St. Louis, has been visiting relatives here. Win. Boason visited Ids mother, Mrs. Julia Bosson yesterday. Carlos Harrison is in Poland where lie attended a wedding. D. V. Miller, of Terre Haute, spent Sunday with home folks. Sixteen children Joined College Avenue church yesterday. Dr. Turner left yesterday for southwest! rn Missouri to locate. W. H. Walden, of Putnamville, was in town today on business. G. W. Black shipped a ear load of horses to Indianapolis today. H. S. Rcniek has gone to look after his farm in Sulliyan county. C. Gitinhy, of Tautne-. Ohio, was tn the city Saturday afternoon. If. S. Sickels auditor of the Western Union, was in the city today straightening up Ex-operator Early’s hooks
Com.
Our New Berlin Toe.
A long natrow square toe for women’s shoes—it is equally as stylish in appearance and nearly if not fully a; popular as the Vas. ar foe with women who like fashionable shoes. We have som •
beau tie?. Respectfully,
P. R. Christie.
WH Y DON’T —
You Make Your Selection of
WALL » PAPERS
While our Stock is Complete? We can 1 : ’ tse you iu Design. Colorings and Prices.
ALLEN'S * DRUG * STORE.
wideti Early had left very badly mixed
up.
C. N. MeWethy and Grey Potter spent Sunday in Indianapolis. Jesse W. Weik and Dr. Ridpath went to Indianapolis this afternoon. Aten months old daughter of J. E. Well* died at Limedalc Saturday. Mrs. Harry Elliott and children, of Brazil, spent Sunday with P. R. Elliott. Hawley Steele, of Terre Haute, was in town Saturday evening and Sunday. Frank Albaugh of Philipshurg. Kas., is visiting his eousin, Walter Albuugti. Win. Grogan and Miss Lizzie Meike.l vi*ited friends in Terre Haute yester-
day.
Mrs. Harry Goodwin and children, of IndianutHdis, are visiting friends in the
city.
i’rof. A. J. Dotey, of the high school, Indianapolis, spent Saturday with bis
parents.
Mr Mann has gone to Greenfield to visit Mrs. Thayer, after a visit with
Dr. Ridpath.
W.T. Boyce, president of the Tribune tribe of Beit Hnr, visited bis son, < . D.
Boyce today.
Dr. Stephenson, Prof. Johnson and Lieut. Lewis are bunting snipe near
Fillmore today.
Miss Miiyme Henry, who lias been visiting Miss Jessie Moore, returned to
Vevaj yesterday.
Miss Belle Truesdale. of Cloverdale, is visiting her cousins, Missus Stella
and Rekn Miller.
Mrs. II. C. Hall returned to Brazil yesterday after a visit with her sister, Mi*s Emma Jackson Win. Hammer, jr., bus returned to his home iu Greenup, ill., after a visit with Sanford Bennett. W. E. Stevenson and family returned to Indianapolis yesterday after a visit with Henry Meltzer anil family. In 1888 the democrats of Putnam polled over 2700 votes in their primary. This year it was but little over 25(H). The Over the Teacups club will meet tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 o’clock at the residence of Mrs. N. J. Joshn. Mrs. Ida Wrenn has returned toiler home in College Hill, Ohio, after a vi it with her sistur, .Mrs. F. G. Gilmore. It. B. Uurh-y has opened the early bass li-liiug season by catching a tln< e and a half pound bass. It was caught
with a minnow.
An eight mouths old son of Win Handel died in Franklin township Saturday night and was buried at Brick
Chape’. Sunday.
H. C. Lewis went to Brazil this morning. He is engaged ou the Siuder murder case, which comes up today in the circuit court at Brazil. H. N. Mills and John (I. Slants rode over on a tandem yesterday from Clinton - They returned on the train, finding the roads almost impassable. Miss Clara Smith entertained the Junior Endeavor society of the B.tplNt church Saturday evening at her home on Gillespie street. The hours wcie
C until 9:30.
We have received the Christian Standard of Philadelphia which contains an excellent picture of Rev. K. F. Walker, D. D., of this city. A column writeup of Mr. Walker follows the cut. Eider G. W. Muckley, national secretary of the board of Church Extension of the Christian church, preached yesterday morning in the Christian church He returne.l to his home in Kansas city yesterday afternoon. The Ladies’ Missionary society of the Baptist church will meet at their church, corner Poplar and Water streets, on Tuesday, April 7, at 2:30 o’clock p. m. Important business. All members aie especially urged to be
present.
George Kickelt- at Flora, HI., lost bis residence and all Ids household furniture ou Friday by tire. He is tl father of J. A. and M. D. Ricketts an formerly lived here, where he lost till ids household goods in Greencaslle’s
big lire.
Bainbridge precinct republicans hat selected Die following delegates l the county convention: J S Black \ .1 Hart, Chas Hughes, O F Lane Pat Maloney; alternates, James Cun niugham, C C Fyffe, Allen Miller, Joint Harding and R G Elliugt >n. Major Fee M' yesterday for Wash ington, Ind., to attend a meeting of board appointed by Brigadier Gen. Me K c . xaadtie applicants for the rank ■ f major. Lieut. Col. McCoy and Maj McAulaf serve on the board with Major Fee, their session iie.giiiniug this inoitt-
ing.
Louis Quincy, a lad sent from (.'hi e.ago by an orphan*’ home, arrived hero Sunday morning on the Motion. Hr was sent here by mistake ami should have h. on *en*; to Newe:usth*. Marshal i,Si itv e I f r the liul • fellow at the liclnap until today when he received ; won! to.forwanl 1dm to Newea*tlc. Wilbur Starr * mg yestertlay m ircing i at College \ venue church. Iloreitdoted the sacred solo “Jerusalem’’ He satigj | it in an artistic, insj Ring iuann*r, full of min h deep feeling. His voire show* ; the instruction he has been receiving ! at Chicago, being deeper and richer. ;Mr. .Starr'- many friends were glad ' to bear him and many ’.vere disappointed
Hi*
iu not hearing him la*t evening, success as a barytone is assured. Dr. John left today for Kentlnnd where lie lectures tonight. During the week he will speak at Fowler. Sheldon. III., Oxford, Rensselaer and Friday 11 Michigan City, where he has the pleasure of following immediately after hi* •pponent, Mr. IngertoH. Next Monday ho spenkes at Rochester and Tuesday evening follows Mr. Ingersoll in
Steinway hall, Chicago.
C. A. Foy, of Pittsburg, of the Pent - sylvania system, is making trips over the Vandalia system observing the running of trains, especially the fast ones. He i* seeking to learn where the time can lie reduced as the shortening of the schedule i* being contemplated. Mr. Foy will continue Ids runs for about a month. The running time will he considerably lessened ln‘tw*-en Greenea*tle and Indianapolis, and it i* rumored that next year will see the doubling of the track* from Terre Haute to Indianap-
olis.
All Die Easter services were largely attended last evening. The seating capacity at most ot the hou*es being over-taxed. Especially was this true Die Presbyterian church, where a special musical program wa-given. At l.oeiist street a fine program wa given with many musical selections. A large audience was iu attendance at both College Avenue and the Christian churcnes where special programs were given. At the former place the children famished mueli amuse i eiii. The Catholic church gave their beautiful Easter services before large audh ices all day’s gatherings. The Sunrise prayer mcetiiif at the ( hrisliaii church
was largely attended.
Mr. Walter N. Potter and Mis* F. May Conklin took the 1 :,'I5 Vandalia train yesterday for Indianapolis and I at 5 o’clock that afternoon were quietly i married at the residence of Dr. Buehtel, 1
who performed the ceremony in hi* u*-i Household furnishinus
mil happy manner. Mr. and Mrs. Potter arrived home Sunday evening and are stopping at present at the home of the bride's parents where they will remain a few days before going to housekeeping. They are two of Greencastle’* best known young people, and though their wedding was a surprise to their friends, it was not unexpected, and they are today receiving the congratulations of a host of friends. The groom is one of the most industrious young men in the city and he w ins as a bride a young lady who has many friends, being one of the most popular clerks in the city, at present with Allen Bros. The Banner Times joins in the
congratulations.
Blood purified, disease cured, sickness and sufieriiig prevented—tiiis is the record made each year by Hood’s Sar-
saparilla.
Th-
The indications for this vicinity for t he coming tha t} -six hours arc ns follows ar received by H. S Renick dr Co. from the official weather bureau at Chicago.
Chicago, 111., April 0.
Fair tonight and Tuesday* except showers extreme southern portion tonight; cooler
southern portion tonight; warmer
northwest portion Tuesday.
Gakuiott
The following local observations as taken daily by Guy Wilson who is in charge ot the oiticial weather instruments located on the roof of the West College building:
WJLL PAPER, Mouldings, Paint, Oils, Glass
AND GARDEN SEEDS
-AT
P I I Z H c V t\ CO’S.
*THB BIG DRUG HOUSE ^
Alpheus Birch
Sispie apt Fansu fiioseiles.;
S. W. Corner Vri.ic Square
Telephone No. 0C>
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.
FINE HARDWARE.
STOVES AND TINWARE
thin "’you need. HI AST
Locks. Knives, andQNails. JjEverySee us for* your spring garden ools.
S1DET SQUARE
H
S.
REN8CK&CO..
i
THE BEST OF
Groceries, t fruits t Nuts
Vegetables.
and
AT
HAMILTON’S.
A full line of Qutensware. This is the store for low prices and good bargains. Fancy groceries a
specialty.
SOUTHEAST CORNER SQUARE.
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The neon temperature 1* taken .tally by the Banxi.r Times.
Maximum '.empornture yesterday Minlinmn ** ^ “ — femperature todaym a . in •• noon Ruin fall, melted snow 4lichen) —
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Mrs. J- S'. Bell, Osnaicalomie, Kan.
wife of the editor of Tho Graphic, the leadins local paper of Miami county, writes “X van (roubletl u-iiit lira .-t dineanc tor six years, severe palpitations, shortness of breath, together with such extreme nervousness, that, at times I would walk tho floor nearly all night. Wo
consulted tho best medical talent.
? . y Haiti there «•«» »o help for me, that I hud organic disease of tho heart for which there wa* no remedy. I hud read your a.lvortlaemeut In Tho Graphic and a year ago. aa a last resort, -led one bottle of
Miles’ Aew> ( uro the Heart,
which convinced mo that there was true merit in it. I tooi. three bottles each of the Heart Cure and Be or..Uve Nervine and I£ eompietelu cured me. I sleep ! v ’.1 at night, my ueart boats regularly and 1 I h ive ; more i.ntoCierlnsi spells. I wish to ..y to ail who pro aulTering as I did; ; Ui.Tj’r relief untold fer theiii If they w ill o , J t i .o i v.r reu‘,c*;:oa jost one trial." i
Dr. ?.”>* • ' Un~«!»,-o'tl oa a positive
i' :.iuiee*, tm tie** bottle x.'Ill Isou-rtt-AlDiiai at*l, 8 bottles forW^or
It will L« aent, prsnal'
by tho Dr. Mi
VervMuch Swell Arc those new slices 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.
• i Louis cV* LI ays, THE SHOE MEN.
<x]E. W. WHITER The Merchant Tailor Is showing the best and cheapest line of woolens -ever brought to this city. He will save from 53.00 to iPS-oo on suits. GLEANING AND REPAIRING A SPECIALTY.
Arc Von Looking for Bargains?
SEE
James 1VL Hurley,
el AMES F. FEE. Insurance Agent, Pension Attorney, and Notary Public. Office in Central National Bank Buildicg (second floor.) Cull and ste me.
No. « VI lit* >t.
Real Estate, Insurance and ^ c, hmvthk.
Lo m Agent.
PropertySof all kinds for sale!
or rent.
\y w thckeb. * * • 1110 E. Wii-shingToti
2fiD FLOOR -- 1ST NATION AL 9ANK. C RE ET4 CASTLE IND
Drs. Smytho & Tuck r, Physiolans and Surereoii*.
No. IT V*nc Street. Groencnstle. In
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*f»t, prepa-IJ, ou roxT’ipt of prlcp Mileti Madic&l Co. 1 Klkbart, lacl.
Or. Mdes’ Heart Cure
Restores Health
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