Daily Greencastle Banner and Times, Greencastle, Putnam County, 14 April 1896 — Page 3
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THE BANNEh TIMES. GKEEISCASTLE. INUIA1VA. TUESDAY APRIL 14 IHUK
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TOILET SETS, LARGEST ASSORTMENT, BEST VALUES, Another lot of those $2.00 -COUCHES . . . Just Received, . . .
I‘OL.1 TI4 .11, AftINOI NCKnKNT*.
(jeers of disfussion ami a very profitable ‘•A Geographical pie win be given bv
the Christian Sunday School of Put- « •»«»»■«« for riaee. on the K< pnbii. {natnville Wedncsdaj evening, April | e»n Co.iuiy lirfc.t lor 18»«. ! 22nd.” In tliis column wii; bt placed the Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Stevens have re- names, as they come in, of canditnrned frotti Alabama, where they have ! dates for places ou the republican been residing for the last two years, county ticket for the campaign ol
H H N N H.
Every lady -liould call and inspect the
new millinery at MRS. C. M
THE LOCAL FIELD
They will occupy their former residence west of town. li. E. Jackson received word this morning of the death at Indianapolis of his brother's w ife, Mrs. M. M. Jackson. Her husband lived in this county for many years and she herself was well
known here.
S. A. Hays, \V. G. Neff, J. F. Cooper, h C. Lewis. 11. H. llillis. \V. H. C ullen, T. I'. Moore, Ur. DeMotte. tiro. Hathaway, and Mr. and Mrs. 11. S. Kenick i were among the passengers to Indianai polls tills morning, and int resting meeting was held. The
1896. These will be subject to the convention to be announced later:
COR SIIRKIPK.
Dudley Hutchenun, of Hamrick*, will ih* candidate tor ahentl of Putnam county, subject to the republican nominntinir convent Ion.
All the late
SHORTS, varieties dis-
subjects for next meeting is the First
styles and
played.
TRI7W7WING F R E B - OP - C H R F?Q E (.or. Vine and Walnut Streets.
What is Going on in and About
Fair Greencastle.
PO'rPLAN'TBi AT ALL PRICES. ALSO CUT FLOWERS. Special attention to orders and design work.
Little’s (ireen House. Cor,ndi ^uua d su
C rusaile.
The Woman’s Home Missionary society of College Avenue eliurch will meet with Mrs. .1. 1*. Alice, on Wednesday 15th, at 2:30 o’clock. A special program lias been prepared. It is hoped a large number of the members
Where Our People «.re Going amt Where ^*‘1 he ill attendance. Ladie> ol tin* ,, 4 ^ . . ehurcTi and congregation ar • invited.
Their («nentH are StoppiiiK -New# of luDr. Mary Allen, of Ann Arbor,
LATEST CITY HAPS AND MISHAPS.
terent Over tin* City—The Bent Column in th* Paper for (Juiek Hoadiug*
Andrew King, of Putimmville, wilt be a eandidate for slierift of Putnam county subject to the republican noinlnutintr convention. Gi orae W. Watts, of Putoamville. ffarren townniiip, will be ja oandidati* for sheriff of Putnam county, .subject to the republican
nominalina convention.
Harry Huark, of Warren towhship, will be a candidate for sheriff of Putnam county, subject to the republican nomiimtiuir eonven-
^There HQust Be—There Is.-
Whatever a dealer handles, there must be AN INDUCEMENT—a reason. In making the price on every item—Wall Paper, Paints, Drugs, Seeds, Bug Killers, &c. —we have steadily kept this fact before us.
A CALL AND INSPECTION WILL CONFIRM THIS STATEMENT.
t'.on.
D W. Macy, of Belle Union, will be a can-
l>ON*T THINK
REPUBLICANS ATTENTION:
(if leaving the city, even for a short time, vitliout ordering the Daily Bans Bit Times to follow you. It costs you but 10 cents a week as It does here at home, and the address will
| be changed hr-of Dm as you d'tslre.
Cull 1 r County Delegate < oinention
bo Hold Saturday April 18.
Tim republicans of Ftitmim county,!
Iiuliana, are liercby requested to meet (Peraonal* and society notes are solicited
and will be inserted if writer'* name and ad-
in delegate convent.on at HlakcV opera ^„ attttohed>not to 1)r lasert< .j, bu , ;lHan bottse in tin* city of t.irecncustle on s.it- : .-videnei* of trooil faitb. None but truthful
unlay, the IHth day of Ayril, IS'.ltS, at | Items nicdesired.) 10 o’clock a. m. for the purpose of notn- I
inating cauUiuates for tin* various county offices and for the transaction j ot such other business as may come be-1
tore said convention.
The precinct committeemen arc hereby requested to give the proper notice, fixing the 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 bu held on the day and place aforesaid.
The respective precincts in the count v will each be entitled to one delegate for every fifteen votes cast for Win. 1). Owen, for secretary of state in 181(4, and one delegate for every fraction of eight votes or over east.
The delegates are therefore apportioned to the respective precincts as I
follows: N otes Del
Jackson Harnaid “ New Maysvillc .... Franklin KuachdaK “ Fincastle Russell Russellville ... " Grimes (School House. Clinton North “ South
. .41 ..61 .166 .106 .1-1 ...77 .. GS . .40
Monroe Rainbridge .. 7J •* Brick Chapel S7 Floyd, Groveland 58 •*. South ill Marion Fillmote f>4 " South in Urcencastlc tp. North ... 91 " “ For Ridge . .104 “ Limedale 99 Greeneattle City, N 1st NVartl. 102 “ “ S 1st NV 117 “ •* N 2nd NV... .7:1 ” “ S 2nd NV. ...88 “ “ E 3rd NV S3 " “ W3rdNV .94 Madison East 59 *• NVest 50 NVashington Keelsville 77 “ South 58 Warren 149 Jefferson tp 138 Cloverdale E .... 39 NV 81 Mill Creek tp 30 By order of the committee. Cliaklks B. Cask, Chairman. Artii'-k Throop, Secretary.
Elder Wood has gone to Indianapolis. Miss Susan Terry is in Indianapolis. ]>. E. Williamson has gone to Louis-
ville.
l>r. Evans went to Keelsville this
morning.
G. NV. Black went to Indianapolis
this morning.
NVm. Broadstreet went to Eagle Sta-
tion this morning.
Henry Oliver -diipped a car of hogs to
1 ndiatnipolls today.
NV. W, Sellar* i- looking after his
farms at Fillmore today,
NV. II. Harrison and wife went to
Spencer today on business.
Mrs. Emma Cox, of Indianapolis, is
I visiting Ids sister, Mrs. Ben.
B. S. Tennant, of Terre Haute was
in the city today on business.
Mrs. Elizabeth Ellis has gone to
Bainbridge for a weeks visit.
J. 1>. Dietrich, of Stockton, Cal , is Imre visiting friends a id relatives. Mrs. Ben Bruner has returned from Fern, where she has been visiting her
son.
Miss Edith NValtz left this morning for Anderson and Marion to visit
friends.
Mrs. E. 1). Sniuer and children have gone to Lafayette to visit her mother
Mrs. Perry.
Mrs. (Tins. Gooubnr lias returned to her home in Ladoga after visiting Mrs.
Carrie NValtz.
A popular clerk on the west side it is said will soon take *o himself a bride from a neighboring town. Mrs. Mollie NVhite MeKee died recently at her home m Anderson. She was a daughter of Hiram NVhite. Mrs. Ewing’s cooking lessons began this afternoon in Baker Browning's bull, a large audience being present. Mr. and Mr-. Chus. H. Barnaby arc
in tin* north part
Michigan, was heard last evening at Locust Street M. E. Church, by a large audience. Those attending pronounce her a very interesting speaker, and her lecture is commented on as being one of the finest ever given here. The lecture this afternoon in College Avenue church is for women only. State Geologist Blatehley lias dis>ipated all fears of the superstitious, who looked for war. famine and failure of crops, because of the appearance of grasshoppers during the month of Jan nary. Their presence was nothing unusual. Out of forty-three species of grasshoppers in Indiana, forty of them are ir the egg until fall and do not hatch until April. Three kinds, however, hatch in autumn and after shedding their skins three or four times. I the young live over winter, hiding under lugs, dead weeds, etc., where they are frozen solid, like many other insects, but still retain vitality. Every sunshiny day tempts them forth and it L a very common sight to see them jumping about vigorously in the open
woods.
Mrs. Lydia Kenick. wHe of Caspar Kenick. the well known carriage manufacturer, died this morning at eight |o'clock at her home on east NVashington street, of cancer, of whieli she had been a sufferer for some time. About a year ago Mrs. Kenick w as riding, and near Fox Kidge was struck in tlic breast by an apple which 1 lowdeveloped a cancerous growth which was probably the chief cause of her disease's fatal termination. Mrs. Kcniek was sixty-one years of age. and wn a daughter of the late Captain NVm. H. Thornburg, and w as a sister of Mrs. Lettie Hurst. Greencastle, Mrs. Mary Fal low, of Frankfort. Mrs. Saul Merryweather, of Anderson, Mrs. Henrietta Noe, of Cincinnati, and Janies Thornburg, Greencastle. Mrs. Kenick was an indulgent mother and a kind lady who had many friends. The funeral will occur Wednesday afternoon at 2 :30 o'clock, services at die home conducted by Elder A. II. Morris. Mrs. Mary Farlow, of Frankfort, and Mrs. Haul Merry weather, of Anderson, arc here to attend the funeral of their sister, Mrs. Renick. H. L. Jackson has gone to Indianapolis to attend the funeral of bis sister-in-law, whose death is mentioned in this
issue.
JONES’ DRUG STORE.
Alpheus Birch
didate for sheriff of Putnam county, subject to the reuubllcan nominatintr convention, isdtt NOTICE. ltf»»i. Editor of Banner Times. Please say the voters of Putnam eounty ourold friend and comrad Levi Woodrum l* a canuldate for sheriff of Putnam county. He was elected coroner In and served one year a* sheriff and a* he was the last republican sheriff we want to repeat history, once In M year by electing him in HtMi. Many Hepubijcan*. S. P Watson, of Franklin tp., wll 1 be a canid ate for sheriff subject to the decision of the Republican countv convention, April I s . roil COMMISSIONER Please announce Perry L. Hubbard of Cloverdale as a candidate tor commissioner of the Third District of Putnam county, subject to the republican nominal ititf convention. John F. shonkwller of Clinton township will be a candidate for county commissioner from the secon 1 district subject to thedecisioti of the rcuublican convention, April 18.
FOR CORONER
Dr. W. F Summers of Franklin townshipis u candidate for coroner of Putnam eounty, subject to the decision of the republican nominating’ convention.
Full THBA8UHKR.
James Matthews, of On eneastle, will be a candidate for the nomination for treasurer of Putuain county subject to the decision of the j republican county convention to be held on Saturday, April I*. Eemticl •Johns, of Madison township, will be u condidate for the nomination for tr<*asurer of Futnam county subject to the decision of the republican county convention to oe held on >aturday, April 18. The Republican of South Putnam will present c he name of Mr. Isaac Gilmore for treus urer of Putnam eounty to tin* republican convention on April ixth. Wt think he is th# strongest man for that place.
Many Voters.
staple ape Fancy smetlas.
S. W. Corner Public Square
TPeleplione No. DO
1 commence the new year with a large stock of GROCERIES. PRICES LOW. I can please the most, fastidious in need of Queensware, Glassware or Timvare.
FINE HARDWARE. STOVES AND TINWARE!
Household furnishings, Locks, Knives, and Nails. Every-
Out of wtvtknfss conies strength 1
when ihe blood ba- been purified, en-1 thing you .need. See us for your spring garden ool s.
riehed and
psinlla.
vitalized by Hood’s Sarsa-
$2.50 for one t 'annnaek's.
dozen earbonettes ail: tf.
BLAST 31DEX SQUARE!.
Kt'ptioliriin liiKtrirt Convention,
The republicans of the l ilt h congivs- oioving to their home siorud district will meet >n delegare eon. of the eitv.
vent ion at Ind at 11 Mr ,. Go „dbar. and children of o clock a. m. Thursday, April Hi, 1S9II, .... to nominate a candidate for congress. Ladoga, who have been visiung Mrs. The representation will he <K ‘* delegate j Carrie Waltz, returned home at noon
for each 20b and fraern of K ) or more | today, votes eiist b i tie Hon. NVi.li im I).
Owen, for societal > of siate i'l lS!U. By order of the district committee.
Do you take cold easily? Contra) Cold Tablets will stop it. Hold and guar-1 anteed by Greencastle druggists.. 25 | cents.
H.S. RENICK &.CO..
Go to Camtnaek, successor for finest photos in the city.
Kerr. tf.
THE BEST OF
Tin*
N. Kii.bkck, ('hairman. Attest: Gkoiick M. Ai.i.kn, Sec. The basis for the counties will be as
follows:
DKI.EUA TKS. Clay 17 Hendricks 10 Morgan ' ... 13 Parke 13 Putnam 1 2 Vigo 34 Vermillion !•
The Fleur-de-Lis met last evening with Miss Kesor at the resilience of Mrs. J. NV. Cole. The reign* of William Rufus and Henry l were the sub-
South I**.
A little daughter of John Ash was riding one of a team of horses home ftom their work, when the horses became frightened and ran away. The little girl was thrown olf and severely bruised about the head, though not seiiously. II. H. llillis shipped lour cars of stone to Indianapolis today and
one to Brazil.
Hariy Davenport, a Vandaliu brakesman, is moving to Terre
The inuioalionu for tins vicinity J*ftA/ipTllBC for the coming thirty-six hours are Vr 1 VU J i 1UD
as follows at* received bv H. S | Kenick & Co. from the official
weather bureau at Chicago. L niCAoo, 111.. April 14.
Fair tonight and Wednesday.
Gakkiott.
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Tlte following local observations as taken daily by Guy Wilson who is in charge oi the official weather instruments located on the roof of the West College building:
Maximum temperature yesterday
.Minimum
i Fruits t Ms Vegetables.
and
AT—
i'emperature today, 7 a . m
noou
Rain tail, melted snow Huches)
tttt.o r>5.o 57 .t 1 I .71 .(«
HAMILTON’S.
The noon temperaturu is taken daily by the Banner Times.
Weak, Irritable,Tired
A full line of Qutensware. This is the store for low prices and good bargains. Fancy groceries a specialty.
“1 Was No Good on Earth.
1
SOUTHEAST CORNER SQUARE..
Total
Variety in Tan Shoes.
NVe have some with toes that arc long H aI |t e from this eitv.
and sharp enough to use us toothpicks; others that are not so extreme. Home with the new round toe. some with narrow square toes and still others with the wide plain toe. In fact we have all of them us you will say when you see them. Respectfully,
I’. K. (Tiki
Tikisi ie.
James Gifford, H. II. llillis' engineer, is moving from .Apple street
to Fox Kidge.
WHY DON’T-
You Make Your Selection of
WALL - PAPERS
The Cuiiniughuiii quartette sang several numbers most beautifully and artistically. The blending of their voices is something wonderful, from tlie fact that ue particular voice seems to predominate, but sounded us the perfectly balanced chord of au instrument, leaving nothing to be desired except to bear them again and again.—Chicago Dnily Inttr Ocean. The famous Cuu1 ningham quartette appears with Mem-
Dr. Miles’ Nervine strengthens the weak, builds u, the broken down constitution, and permanently cures every kind of nervous disease. I •'/««< one ucnrnf/it l irau ajfticted with no-cows fie**, w/cej.lessncss, Creejiing ucHxation in nitf /*•</*. Wight palpitation of wy heart. JUxtracti ng conflation of the mi’d, tivvioun loxm or lapne of tnemorg. Weighted T—rn with rare and worn/. I comgleti lu lout appetite And felt mg vitality wearing out, I trait peak, irritable and tired, yig weight wau reduced to 160 lbn.. In fact M wax uo good, on earth. A friend brousbt
We have a complete line of LaNvn Tennis Shoes —just the thing for gymnasium Nvork.
keu Star Entertainers in Meharry hall Wednesday, April 15. Tickets 35 cents nt Eangdons. It
While our Stock is Complete? We can Please
you in Design, Colorings and Prices.
ALLEN'S * DRUG * STORE.
Notice is heieby given that the Mechanics' Mutual Savings and Loan Association lias no office at Greencastle, or agency here. AH remittances will have to be made direct to the home office at Indianapolis. Ind. 154-lit.
me Hr. Miles' hook, "New and StartliuR Facts," mid I Hually decidde to try a IhiUIo of Du. Miles’ Roorutivo Nervine. Before I bad taken one bottle I could sleep as well as a lO-yr.-old boy. My appetite returned greatly increased.
Whan I had taken the xixth battle My weight increaaed to ItO be.. The Herniation in my leg* wax gone; Mg ncrreH xteadied eompletely; My memory irau fully restored. My brain seemed rlearer than erer, I felt ax gooitax any manon earth. Ur. Mites' Itrxtoratice Xerrine is A great medicine, I assure you." Augusta, Me. NValteb It. Bhiibank. Hr. Miles’ Nervine la sold on a positive guarantee that the drst bottle will nenelit. All druggists nett it nt IX, 0 bottles for Id. or
Ask to sec our line of Bicycle Leggings in light Nveight Jersey and Corduroy.
Louis tA- Mays,
o«E. W. WHITE,tx’ The Merchant Tailor
Is shoNving the best and cheapest line of woolens ever brought to this city. He Nvill save from $3.00 to #5.00 on suits.
Til K SHOE MEN.
CLEANING AND REPAIRING A SPECIALTY.
it w ill bo sent, prepaid, on receipt of price by tno Hr. Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind.
1 am Exclusive
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 'Pennant
Agent for CRAWFORD COAL
Trilby panel* at per dozen.
(.'ainmxck’s for $1.00 | if- I
Dr. Miles’ Nervine Restores Health
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