Daily Greencastle Banner and Times, Greencastle, Putnam County, 13 April 1896 — Page 3
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TOILET SETS. ARGEST ASSORTMENT, BEST VALUES, ^ Another lot of those $2.00 -COUCH E S . . . Just Received. . .. H H N N H, Every lady should call and inspect the fnUl^ ^ 4 1 1^1 I? I new niiHiiiery at l UL LiUL AJj T I Fj 111/ MRS. C. M. SHORT’S, All the late styles and varieties dis-
played.
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AT ALL PRICES. ALSO CUT FLOWERS. Special attention to order® and design work. Little’s Green House. CorIndia „ n a “" d st 8
REPUBLICANS ATTENTION!
Alnll fur ('utility IfrleKnte Conventiun to he Held Saturday April la. The republicans of I’utuaui county, Intlianu, are hereby retptested to meet in delegate convention at Blake's opera house in the city of Greenifastle on Saturday. the l-dh day of April, isttti, at 10 o’clock a. in. for tbu purpose of nominating candidates for the various county ofllces and for the transaction of such other business as may t ome be-
fore said convention.
The precinct committeemen are hereby requested to give the proper notice, fixing tlie time and place for a meeting in their respective precincts of the republican voters therein for the purpose of selecting delegates to said county nominating convention to be held on the day and place aforesaid. The respective precincts in the county will each be entitled to one delegate for every fifteen votes cast for W in. I). Owen, for secretary of state in 1SP4, and one delegate for every fraction of eight
votes or over cast.
The delegates are therefore apportioned to the respective precincts as
follows:
Votes Del. -ll :t or. 4 ....ion 7 . ...109 7
124
..77 . .OS
.40
7:i
What is Going on in and About
Fair Greencastle.
LATEST CITY HAPS ANLt MISHAPS. Where Our People are Going and Where Their UueaU are Stopping—News of Interest Over the City—The l»ent Column in th# Paper for Quick Reading.
WON’T THINK Of leaving the city, even for a short time, without ordering the Dally Danner Times to follow you. It cosis you but 10 cents a week as it does here at home, and the address will be changed atroften as you desire.
Jackson Barnard “ New Maysville Franklin Roaclidale... “ Fincastle
Bussell Russellville “ Grimes School House...
Clinton North “ South
Monroe Bainbridge. . . . _ “ Brick Chapel S7 Floyd. Groveland 58 South in Marion Fillmore 54 “ South 40 Greencastle tp. North 91
“ Fox Ridge... .114
“ “ Limedale 39 Greencastle City, N 1st Ward.102 “ “ S 1st TV 117 ” “ N 2nd TV... .73 “ “ S 2nd W.. .88 “ “ E 3rd W.. K3 “ “ W 3rd W .94
(Personals and society notes are solicited ami will be Inserted If writer's name and address is attnohed, not to tie Inserted, but as an evidence of good faith. None but truthful Items are desired.)
Madison East.
” West
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Washington Keelsville
“ South
58
Warren tp
149
Jefferson tp
.. .138
Cloverdale E
39
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Mill Crock tp 30
By order of the committee, Chari.es B. Cask, Chairman, Arth'-r Throop, Secretary.
Lieut. Lewis has gone to Chicago. Mrs. Gaspar Renick is seriously ill. Circuit court convenes on Monday, April 27. Jerome Allen went to Indianapolis this morning. Joe B iker went to Terre Haute yesterday evening. ".11. Bice, of Lebanon, visited in the city yesterday. !■ rank Watson, of Terre Haute, was in town Saturday. Mrs. Fred "'bite’s mother, of Danville, is visiting her. J. D-" bite, jf Terre Haute, visited friends here yesterday. Wilbur Stair returned to Chicago today to resume bis studies. C. N. MeWethy and Walter Kelley spent Sunday in Indianapolis. Will Murphy, of Crawfordsville, visited friends in the city yesterday. 1 he New Turk Dramatic Times desires a correspondent in this city. ( has. Southard, of Indianapolis, is visiting his mother, Mrs, Anita South-
ard.
Ulysses S. Mannan and Sarah M. Broadstreet have been licensed to marry. The Putnam County Medical association wilt meet in Dr. Poole’s office tomorrow.
'The chess and checker players of the city arc contemplating the organization I of a club. 4 | 4 R. T. Kerr, of Brookings, S. Dak.. 5 formerly in college here, was in the 1 eiiv Sntnr av. 10, ’ 9 Mrs. Dr. MeNary has returned to her " home in Martinsville after visiting friends in the city. " . K. Mead, of Scranton, Miss., who has been visiting in the city, went to Indianapolis yesterday.
i rival road uniforming its conductors in | swallow-tails i ml plug hats. Nothing ^ like competition. Mrs. Lucy llunuicut has returned to i her home in Oklahoma, after an ex- | tended visit will) K. 11. Crow. Mtag June Collins, who has been ati tending the music school, has gone to ! her home in Knoxville, Iowa. I Dr. J. W. Talbott and wife have re- | turned to their home in Logansport | after an extended visit with P. R. I Christie. W. F. Newbold, Harris’ miller, went to Indianapolis this afternoon to meet Ins family, who arc moving here from Denver. Married, by Jacob Rohm at his residence in Putnam county April Sth. 1890, Mr: Noah Knauer and Miss Minnie Ln Thompson both of Putnam county. The Banner Times force is living in high anticipation in view of the fact that on tomorrow a cooking school is to he established next door. We stand ready to serve as a tasting committee. An exchange wound up a compliment to a young schoolma’am with a good word about “the reputation for teaching she bears.” The next day the infuriated schoolmistress met the editor and chased him down the street with a blue timbtella, and every jump in the road she screamed that site had never taught a site hear in all her life. An exchange furnishes this recipe for breaking boysof the cigarette habit: “Try bribery, persuasion or the shutting otTof his allowance. If lie remains obdurate, use rawhide on rawhide— welt him until he is ready to hold up his hands and promise to smoke no more of those little death dealers. If that does not stop him, drown him, as a drowned boy is better than one who smoke* cigarettes.” Maggie Statesman v<. -John Statesman the title of u divorce case tiled Saturday in Putnam circuit court. The plaintifl'says she was married to defendant on November 11, 1892, and lived together as Im-hand and wife until July 2G, 1895; that defendant has since two weeks after their marriage been guilty of cruel and inhuman treatment of plaintifl'. C. B. Case is attorney for tite plaintiff and the case is a retiling of a case dismissed by him in the last court. To show how little knowledge some people have on the postal laws and the consequent proneness of certain individuals to criticise the postal department. we quote the following incident. An excited man rushed into the local postollice Saturday and was mad all over. He had bought a money order, probably his first one, and instead of pigling the order in his letter and mailing the same, he folded it up caretnliy put it in Itis inside vest pocket and kt pt it as a receipt for the money paid for the same. He waited patiently for an answer to his ietter, which answer never came. His ire was aroused and of course he jumped on to the employes of Uncle Sam who htul done their part of the work in the correct and routine way. The postal system of the country ► an admirable one but it will not work correctly if such blunders as the above are made. Kickers should lx 1 patient as the fault is often of their own mak-
ing.
On Saturday evening, the 11th inst. the family of Mr. Joint R. Miller, in their cosy home oi Berry street, were aroused frem dream/ reverie by a sudden hurst of music, under their window. As soon as they onld recover from their surprise they hurried to the door and were met hy the members of the Greencastle Art club, arrayed in costumes of the past, each carrying a different in-drument as well as sundry mysterious packages. Filing into the
Jesst W. Weik was called to ML Ver- — , „ non. 111., today tty the death of an house, tuey seated themselves in-olenin
Re pa Oilcan I>iAtrif't Convention.
The republicans of the Fifth congiv— ■■_>
sional district will meet in delegate con-1 uncle, Janies E. Smith. I row and to the accompaniment of guioVlock 1 a.^n. ThVirfday'/’April'lO.’Vs'.Hi. Wilbur Starr gave a splendid rendi- 1 tar ’ h,,nis - '"‘Utope and whittles, sang to nominate n candid.ite for congress, tiori of Rodney's‘‘Sionkt the Presby- n, ffi full hearts the benutiThe repre-entat'on will he one delegate torian church hist evening Wl,| ’d s of “Long, Long Ago.” Per-
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Owen, for secretary of state in 1894. decided to put niw uniforms on its con- MV ' " '"'proved, but By order of the district committee. Iductors. The new coat* will he of a ; "' l l>U ' la " ,lc 1 '' :lftor a1 ' 1,10 a„. •«-«<*• i» * 0 ' “•
The basis for the counties will he as d- Next wc shall hear of some
follows:
PKI.Eti AT KS. |
Clay 171 Hendricks Ill Morgan Ul Parke i;i Putnam ’2 Vigo 34 Vermillion 9 Total 114
The new coat* will be of a
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t tueir of -,mw. Hil,,on ’ II,ore ' v,,re '»»«'0. game-
etc., after which refreshments were
true artistic style, in
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served in true artistic style, in four
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others that arc not so extreme. Some , ° •’ ,l| h > r. lo those who wiih the new round toe. some with spent the evening in her home, it is unnarrow square toes and still others with necessary to sav t ie hours were winged
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them. Reapeeifullv, ,)any a ''j"U' "«d leaving with their ideal
P. R. Christie. hostess, and loved frietid many happy
~—: ;— j wishes, a* well as testimonials more
substantial. •
Prof. Joseph Swain, president of Indiana university, was in th<! city
Saturday.
j Mrs. George Whittaker has returned | from a visit with her son in Brazil.
The mandolin solos by Mr. Page were greeted with applause upon applause. | encore upon encore.—Dai/y Citizen. j Jacksonville, Ha.—Mr. Page appears at Meharry Hall with the Merrikens 'star entertainers, Wednesday April 15. Tickets 35c at Langdon’s. It. \i ■ s. Ew ing will give a free lecture on Bread Making, at Baker and Browning’s hall Tuesday, April 14, at 2:30. All the ladies are invited to attend this lecture, w hether or not they have purchased tickets. It
POLITICAL, ANNOI NCl'tlKNTU. Candidates for I’lnee* on iIif> HciMibllcan < ounly 'llrktl fut ISIMi. In this column will ht placed the names, as they come in, of candidates for places ou the repuhlicun countv ticket for the campaign ot 189(5. These will be subject to the convention to be announced later: FOR SHERIFF. Dudley Hutclu-sou, of Hamricks, will i» candidate for idienff of Putnam county, sutiject to tlie re|mhllcan nomlmttiiia convention. Andrew KItik. of I'utnuiuville, wHI be a randidate for sheriff of i'utnaui county, subject to the republican uominatinR convention. George W. Watta, of 1’utnainville, Warren township, will be fa candidate for sheriff of Putnam county, subject to the republican nomimumjc convention. Harry Ruark, of Warren towbshlp, will be a caudldato for sheriff of Putnuin county, subject to the republican nouiiuatinpr convention. 1). W.Macy, of Belle Union, will he a candidate for sheriff of Putnam county, subject to the rcDublicun nouiinatintf convention. IHdfl. notice. iHtw. Editor of Ban nek Times. Please say the voters of Putnam county ourold friend and oomrad Levi Woodrum is u cunaidate for sheriff of Putnam county'. He was elected coroner in l^M and served one year as sheriff and as in* was the last republican sheriff we want to repeat history, once in 80 year by election him in 1^>L Many Republicans. 8. P Watson, of Franklin tp., will be a canid ate for sheriff subject to the decision of the Republican county convention, April is, KOK COMMISSIONER Please announce Perry L. Hubbard of Clovcrdale as a candidate for commissioner of the Third District of Putnam county, subject to the republican uominatinn convention. George K. Blake, pf Greencastle, will be a candidate for commissioner in the second district, subject to the republican count} nominating: convention to be held in this eit\ April IK. John F. Nhonkwllcr ot Clinton township will be a candidate for county commissioner from the second district subject to thedccision of tlx* rcuuhlican convention, April 18. FOR CORONER Dr. W . F. Summers of Franklin township is a candidate for coroner of Putnam county, subject to t he decision of the republican nominating convention. for treasurer. James Matthews, of Greencastle, willbea candidate for the nomination for treasurer of Putnuin county subject to tin* decision of the republican county convention to be held on Saturda), April 1*\ Lemuel Johns, of Madison township, will la* a oondidate for the nomination for treasurer of Putnam county subject to the decision of the republican county convention to be held on Saturday, April IK. The Republican of South Putnam will present the name ot Mr. Isaac Gilmore fort reus urer of Putnam county to the* republican convention ou April 18th. We think he is the strongest man for that place. Many Voters. Thousands have tested the great buildin^*up power of Hood's Sarsaparilla and have found renewed strengtli, vigor and vitality in its use. Contra Cold Tablets will stop a fresh cold it! .to minute*. Guaranteed or money refunded. 25 cents of druggists. 125- • The Weather. Tlie iactiruiionu for tfiis vicinity for the coming thirU-six hours tire as follows as received by II. S Rentck & (Jo. from the official weather bureau at Chicago. Chicago, 111., April 13. Rain and colder this aftarj^iioon and tonight; probably fair Tuesday. i Garriott. The following local observations us 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 yoterday ... si.o Minimum “ •* as.o I'emperuturc today, T a. m, r»o.r noon 71 Rain fall, melted gnow tinches) 07 The noon temperatur * is taken daily by tlie Banner Timks.
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We have a complete line of Lawn Tennis Shoes ■—just the thing for gymnasium work. Ask to see our line of Bicycle Leggings in light weight Jersey and Corduroy. Lou is A* Mays, THK SHOE MEN.
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