Daily Greencastle Banner and Times, Greencastle, Putnam County, 4 August 1896 — Page 3
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f BALL BEARING BICYCLE SHOES Ladies - and - Gentlemen
NATIONAL Ul l*I HLICAM TICKKT. Foi rresident, wiluam mckinley Of Ohio. For Vice President, GARRET A. HOBART, Of New Jersey.
L7S cV- /TAILS’ TH/i SNOB MBS
E. W. WHITE,!» 'E Merchant Tailor !s showing the best and iheapest line of woolens ver brought to this city. Te will save from $3.00 jto $5.00 on suits. MiG AND REPAIRING flSPEGIflLlY
CLONES 2 TORNADOES
]Jnmes A/. Hurley rites Cyclone Insurance in bestconipies at lowest rates, also Fire insurp. Accident Insurance and Life Jtirancc.
FICE-IST- NATIONAL- BANK. greencastle ind.
|1 kind* of pot and bedding plants, It tlowt-rs and lioral designs a specialty. JWRS. TA. J. OHKI=F=EE, ?rnc*r Dloomington and Anderpon street
TBL.EPHONE mo. o. Inquire of the Supt. of the Gas Company about this. ■''■Otis Company is sellingGas Stoves ,I lc 1 I'foiluce a g:ts of intense steady TAN Per thousand cubic feet, for Cooking and Heating, from $1.25 to $3.00. i ae*por than Coal, Wood or Gasoline. ri)e Banner i imeb Por Statements, Bill Heads, et
MKIM ltL,l< AN STATE TlttKET. For Governor, JAMES A. MOP NT. For Lieutenant Governor, W. S. HAGGARD. "or Secretary of State, W. I). OWENS. For Auditor of State, A. C. DAILY. For Treasurer of State, F.J. SCHOLZ. For Attorney-General, W.A. KETCH AM. For Reporter Supreme Court, CHARLES F. KK.MY. For Superintendent Public Instruction, D. M. GFETING. For Statistician, S. J. THOMPSON. For Appellate Judge, First District, WOODFIN D. ROBINSON. For Judge Appellate Court, Second Dis. WILLIAM J. 1IKN1 EY. Forjudge Appellate Court, Third Dis., JAMES B. BLACK. For Judge Appellate Court. Fourth Dis., D. W. COMSIOCK. ForJudge Appellate Court, Sixth Dis. U. Z. WILEY.
SPECIAL NOTICE. We publish, and are triad to trot the same when they aro news, tree brief notices of deaths, births and raarrlstres, but we ctianro for extended accounts of marrlntrcs, obituarlos, lodge and society resolutions and cards of thanks, and will publish none such unless payment, or satisfactory arrangement iherefor, Is made in advance.
THE LOCAL FIELD What Is Going on In and About Fair Greencastle.
LATEST CITY HAPS ANLt MISHAPS.
Where Our People are doing and Where Their Guests are Stopping—News of Interest Over the City—The Best Column In tli» Paper for Quick Heading.
DON’T THINK Of leaving the city, even for a short time. Without ordering the Dally Hanner Timbs to follow you. It costs you but 10 cents a week as It does here at home, and the address will he cbang"d as ofteu as von dosire.
(Personals and society {notes are eollcttod and will be Inserted If writer’s name and address Is attached, not to bo Inserted, but as an evidence of good faith. None! but truthful Items are desired.)
Jesse W. Lee is here from St. Louis. M. J. Beckett was in Indianapolis today. Mrs. Dr. Bassett spent the day in Indians polls. E. E. Abrams, of Delmar, was in the city yesterday. Mrs. R. A. Ogg is at home from Greene county. Miss Mary Ilopwood soent the day in Indianapolis. J. H. Donau, of St. Louis, is here at D. L. Anderson’s. N. E. Laidacker has gone to Indianapolis on business. The Misses Albaugh are visiting friends in Fillmore. Joe and Ed I’erkins went to Indianapolis this morning. Mrs. Margaret Farrow returned from the west this morning. John G. Bryson, of Brazil is dead. He was well known here. G. F. Lewis, A. Priest, of Oakalla. J. E. Ryburn. of Gletitnood, Mr. and Mrs. Sam P. Cowger and daughter, of Monti-
Vet 11 Paper at GREATLY REDUCED PRICES at LIEN'S * DRUG * STORE. We have a good stock of all grades from which to Biake selections. We want to reduce stock and will Biake it to your interest to buy now
FAINTS OF fill KINDS AT LOWEST PRICES.**
cello, were at the Commercial yesterday. Miss Nellie Houck, of Hamrick, is 'luite sick with the fever. A. J. Hall, of Brazil, is visiting ills father-in-law, Mr. Stnedley. Mrs. II. B. Martin went to Brazil this morning for a short visit. < harlcs B. Case went to Indianapolis this morning on legal business. Ed Broekway eontiiies quite s ck. He is threatened with typhoid fever. Mrs. Dr. Bence has been quite ill for the past few days, but is better today. Dr. II. II. Morrison was well enough this morning to come down to his ollice. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Stone are guests of Mr. and Mrs. Will Mooney at Indianapolis. Willis M. Jackson, telegraph operator at Delmar, is seriously sick with typhoid fever. Misses Claudia and Owen Tennant, of Brazil, are guests of Mrs. May Tennant and parents. James M. Little is moving from south Indiana street to the Turk property on east Anderson street. Miss Edith Reeves, of Floyd township. left today to visit Miss Lora Shinn at Indianapolis. Nicholas Filbeck, of Terre Haute, republican district committeeman, was in the city last evening. Albert Murphy passed through the city last evening for West Baden where he has a position as telegraph operator. Billy Bates, the barber who has been working for Joe Tallmau for several months, left today for Jackson, Tennessee. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Baldock are at home from the eastern part of the county, where they have been visiting friends. The members of Elder A. H. Morris’ Sunday school class will hold a social at the residence of Elder Morris, on Wednesday evening. Frank Spurrier has gone to Saginaw. Mich., for a few weeks’ oiiting. Frank Lane will be in Dr, Bence’s-olllce during Spurrier’s absence. J. W. Hopkins and son, of Indianapolis, I). B. Hostetler, of Roachdale, and Jesse Lee. of St. Louis, registered at the Belnap yesterday. We are in receipt of late copies of Chamite, Kansas, papers which boom that town to a nicety. They are from S. T. Fyft'e, formerly of this county. The Models and the Belle Union teams play ball at the McKeen park tomorrow afternoon. The Redmen and Odd Fellows are having a hot battle this afternoon. A number of republicans will go from here to Portland Mills Saturday, Aug 8, when the republicans of that community will organize for the campaign nt 7 :30 p. m. Eld. A. J. Frank and wife drove to Brownsburg this afternoon where they will visit for a time after which they will finish their vacation at Bethany Park.—Lebanon Reporter. II. C. Lewis and Mrs. Eli Brothers have received word that their mother in L>wa is worse and have been summoned to her bedside. They will await a further message before going. The Misses Chapin have rented their residence corner of Walnut and Indiana streets to the Sigma Nu fraternity. The boys will begin immediately to prepare for opening their clinpter house for the school year. Mrs. Russell B. Harrison, of Terre Haute, accompanied by her mother, Mrs. Senator Sanders, were at the Commercial yesterday evening on a business trip, calling on Dr. J. M. Knight to whom Mrs. Sanders Is related. A small boy in the north end i* the happy possessor of a bicycle which has been made from an ordinary three wheel velocipede. It is without ball bearings or pneumatic tires but its owner can get considerable speed from :t. Miss Lizzie Rafferty, of Chicago, is the guest of her aunt, Mrs. J. M. Belnap. Next Thursday Mrs. Belnap and Miss Rafferty will leave for an extended visit at Niagara Falls and at Mrs. Belnap’s former home, Bradford, Ontario. Battle Ground Camp meeting closed Sundry and in its camp notes the Laiayette Courier says of Harry Maxwell, now in Greencastle: ’’Harry Maxwell will go to Chicago, where he will be engaged with Rev. R. S. Martin, from the 10-30, in revival work.’’ An unusually large number of young people of the city are engaging in the facinating art of photography during the summer months. Cameras, large and small, accompany almost every picnic party and furnish hours of instructive entertainment for the owners. Friends of the late Mrs. Col. J. R. Weaver are in receipt of handsomely bound and beautifully executed souvenirs of her life presented with the compliments of Colonel Weaver. The book contains many touching tributes of the life of Mrs. Weaver, and the volumes are highly prized by those receiving the same. We wonder what Greencastle people have been doing that they should be grieviously tormented, etc., etc. The
Stat-PrtM is issuing a democratic daily ' and the Democrat announces that it will 1 begin issuing one August 3rd We see I no possible excuse for the Greencasile I people bting ignoront as to what is! happening around them.—7?o<u7irffl/e !
Xcics.
Prof. O. L. Lvon is here from Mis- [ souri on the way to Valparaiso to de- j liver au alumni address, for the northern Indiana Normal school. He has: been working in county institutes in | Missouri this summer in the interest of the normal of which he is principal. He is here to move his household goods
to Steelvilie, Mo.
This is pension day and several < ^ , our notary publics were at work ns'' early as Daylight getting out affidavits and vouchers. Under the law the present force of clerks will have to attend to the distribution and several days’ time will be necessary, as formerly an extra force was putoti during the quarterly rush. About $3,000,000 will come to Indiana, many thousand to Putnam. Chairman Colliver of the county democratic committee will leave tonight for Ladoga, and in the morning will join the excursion to Chicago which leaves Ladoga at six o'clock. R.tes are good returning Aug. Oth and 7th and the fare is $2.50 round trip. Mr. Colliver did not say he was on a political jaunt but it is suspected he will try to regulate a few things polit-
ically during his trip.
Owing to circumstances it has l»ceii thought best to close the Day Nursery through the month of August. The board of managers have been successful in securing the services of a competent matron, who with one assistant will be able to manage the nursery without the aid of the ladies who have so kindly volunteered their assistance. The nursery will reopen In September with the school on south Locust street, this location being more convenient to the parents and children who have reaped the benefits of the institution. Don’t blame your newspaper man for what happens in the community If there is anything in the life or conduct of the town that you do not care to placard to the world, blame yourself if it exists and not the paper for saying sonietbing about it. It is the editor's duty to make a typographical picture of the ton’n each day or week and if he gets a poor picture don’t kick the mstriimeiit but get a better expression on your face n -xt time, or give him a better negative to work from. There is a crowd of spiritualists at Anderson who are making desperate and foolish efforts to “communicate’’ with departed friends. A dispatch to the ( incinnati Enquirer say a: “Parties have been on the ground during the past week trying to get in touch with the spirit of Pearl Bryan. They are from Crawfordsville and Greencastle, ami were friends and relatives of the girl. As yet they have been unsuccessful in their efforts.” We know of no one from Greencastle on any such a mission as the Enquirer speaks of. Those democrats who tried to belittle the action of B. F. Havens in bolting the democratic pa'dy are not following up the plan by attemnting to ridicule the many business men who are deserting the party. When Mr. Havens left the party he was practically alone but now he is in big company and it is too serious a matt'T for flippant comment. By the way, the speech made by Mr. Havens at Greencastle when he unnounced Ills purpose to vote the republican ticket, has been extensively used by the republican campaign managers and has been printed in the newspapers of New York, Boston and other cities.
— Terre Haute Hail
Paul Burlingame and Clare ice Glidwell have made a whiskers bet to the effect that neither will shave until October 1 on forfeit of one dollar. H. V. Eagleson, of Bloomington, was in the city this morn’ng. He has gone to Plainfield to attend a district meet-
ing of the Odd Fellows.
G. T. Reeves, of the Groveland district M. P. conference, will goon Aug. 1’J as a delegate to a meeting of his con-
ference at Jonesboro.
Mrs. J. W. Smith and daughter Myrta of Noblesville, were in the city a short time today. Mrs. Smith is a cousin of
Mrs. Alpheus Birch.
Miss Ella Owens lias returned toher home in Keermoor. Pa., after an extended visit with Mr. and Mrs. E. C. L.
Bartow.
John Gilmore, city treasurer, is ill with inti a mutation of the bladder. Miss Louise Wilder has gone to Brazil after a visit with Mrs. J. P. Allen. Lee litter and son have gone to Cedarville. Kans. to visit relatives. Rev. Logan Foxworthy, of MonUcel’o, 111., is here visiting relatives. Mrs. W. K. Weaver has gone to Pittsburg, Pa., to visit relatives. Miss Lowis Pigman, of Delphi, is the guest of Miss Grace Allen. J. H. Holmes, of New York, is \isiting F. G. Gilmore today. Adan and Maynard Torr are at home from Bloomfield. Ernest Martin went to Indianapolis this morning. »
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Mrs. Zerelda Fyfte is at home from Bainbridge. Miss Mabel Rudislll has gone to Roachdale.
Alpheus Birch
maple ape Fapcy Pules.
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tojwdi the new year with a large stork of ERIES. PRICES LOW. I can
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please the most fastidious in need of Queensware. Glassware or Tinware.
Glass Fruit Jars.
Special priqqs for |\|?xl: Sep Days. Mason’s 1 pt 55c. “ 1 qt 60c. “ 2 qt 75c.
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A full line of Qutensware. This is the store for low prices and good bargains. Fancy groceries a specialty. SOUTHEAST CORNER SQUARE.
CO I vrv NEWS NOTES.
BKI.LK UNION.
Quite a number of our young people | got wi t attending n picnic at Pecksburg
last Satu day.
Ruben Masten is decorating his dwelling both rear and front with new
verandas.
Brick work on our new school build-
ing is nearing completion.
Our boys toyed with Cloverdale base baU club at Hill’s ball field last Thursday, as a eat would a defenceless mouse [he score resulted as follows 25 to 9. Charley Cox has accepted the position as dotfr keeper of the Phillip! Scur irough coraedv company and was !
on duty first at Broad Park.
Mrs. Angie Scott, wife of W. ’V., Scott, who underwent a surgical oper- | ation for a pelvic abeess two months ago, died at the residence of her lather, i Mr. Cyrus Bryant Thursday night and was interred at the Brick Chapel eeino-J tery, Rev. T. C. Vaughn officiating. The free silver craze which struck our town during the Chicago convention has about died out. Occasionally 1 a democrat has the impudience to laud the, action of the hot-headed Bryauites, but such do not care to tackle Nick Shultz, S. P. Vaughn or A. J. Hill.
M'ss Nellie Wills and Miss Grace Walden, Of Putliamville, are visiting Of Martinsville, Ind., Keeommeml WrlRhta
HKPt'ULICAN COUNTY TICK ST. For Roresentive, A. H. MOORE,
Of Clinton.
For Treasurer, JAMES MATTHEWS, Of Greencastle.
For Sheriff,
DANIEL W. MACY,
Of Jefferson. For Assessor.
H. DARNALL,
Of Monroe.
For Surveyor.
FRANK WILLIAMS,
Of Warren. For Coroner,
DR. W. F. SUMMERS,
Of Franklin,
For Commissioner, 2ml District,
J. C. HEAT, Of Marion.
For Commissioner,3rd District,
LY< URGES STONER,
Of Washington.
MISeEI.I.AN KOUS.
For Prosecutor 13th District.
HENRY C. LEWIS.
For Congress,
GEORGE W. FARIS. For Joint Senator, ENOCH G. HOGATE.
For Joint Representative,
JOHN M. KELLAR.
ANDY SCHAFFER AND JACOB SCHUCK
at Dr. Bastiti’s this week.
Olfcry
_ , , . ! Martinsvim.k, Ind., May 28. 18‘Jfi. Great sales prove the great merit of To the Wright Medical Co., Columbus,
Hood’s Sarsaparilla, and great merit Ohio.
enables it
cures.
to accomplish wonderful
A womm passed through Mt. Merid-
Gknth—I have purchased a box of Wright’s Celery Capsules from W. B. Tarleton, druggist, and used •them for indigestion, stomach trouble and con-
■*”,*“ r’; < saz .L’TJTo.ws.x'r; ami a wagon load of goods. She was ho X . It Is the best, medicine without (15 years old and had traveled from the exception that 1 have used for my trouwest where (be had lost her husband ,,,es - Yours very truly.
Andy Schappkh.
Martinsvii.i.k, Ind, May 18, 1896. To the Wright Medical Co., Columbus,
Ohio.
and was on her way to Ohio. She had
traveled alone over 2,000 miles.
Mrs. Bailey Martin and daughter, of Chicago, are guerts of Mrs. Sheets and
family.
Gp.nts—l have purchased a box of Wright’s Celery Capsules from W. B. ! Tarleton. druggist, i.nd used them for
to Monroe countv i’V"' . t ' onsti l 1, ! ,i o n ’ 1 was
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this afternoon, where he will make a iff' J'a‘iw!'IvDLm tm!n' g t,l "“ ttnd
political speech.
Edward Harris, of Bloomington, has returned from Colorado, where lie accompanied his brother, who will re-
main there for his health.
Joe Bahr is at heme|fmni Crawfords-
ville.
would not be without them.
Very truly yours, Jacob Sciiuck.
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