Daily Greencastle Banner and Times, Greencastle, Putnam County, 10 August 1896 — Page 3

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TIMES. INDIAN A. MONDAY AUGUST 10 1890

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NATIONAL KKFI HLICAN TI4.HKT. For PresiUent. william McKinley,

Of Ohio.

For Vice President, GARRET A. HOBART, Of New Jersey.

i BALL ■ BEARING ; '{BICYCLE A SHOES for • Ladies * and - Gentlemen

UKPI HLH AN fcTATK TICK KT.

For G.fvernor,

JAMES A. MOUNT. For Lieutenant Governor, W. S. HAGGARD. Tor Secretary of State,

W. D. 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. REMY. For Superintendent Public Instruction, D. M. GEETINO.

For Statistician,

S.J. THOMPSON. For Appellate Judge, First District, WOODFIN D. ROBINSON. Forjudge Appellate Court, Second Dis. WILLIAM J. HEN I KY. For Judge Appellate Court, Third Dis., JAMES B. BLACK. For Judge Appellate Court. Fourth Dis., I). VV. COMSTOCK. For Judge Appellate Court, Sixth Dis.,

U. Z. WILEY.

! cisco where she Is now enjoying her

. vacation.

Born to Thomas McIntosh and wife, city, Saturday Augusts, a son. Wm. Wilkin, of Plainfield, visited Mrs. D. A. Peregrine yesterday. Hicks promises some cool weather after Aug. 8. Please let it come. J. L. Corner, of Virginia, III., is the guest of A . J. Cosner and family. Pete Stoner and Ralph Cooper went to Indianapolis yesterday afternoon. Louis Bridenstein has resigned his position as day clerk at the Commercial. Miss Florence Cawley has gone to Terre Haute to visit her sister, Mrs.

John Gainer.

Earl Cosner has gone to Amo, Danville and Frankfort for a week’s visit

with relatives.

Claude Ott, of Rockville. C. V*’. Howell and II 8. Hall, of DanviUe, were at

the Commereiul yesterday.

Robert Harold, of Terre Haute, is making a. short visit in the city. He

Will go to Spencer this week.

Mrs. If. R. Gentry and Miss Clark, of Bloomington, visited Dr. Poueher and

family a short time yesterday.

The H ubs play at Belle Union tomorrow. Any one wishing to see the g ime can swure transportation for fifty cei ts. Thenc is some talk of C. B. McNay | takjpg-thc rac«.‘ on the populist ticket in. this district for prosecuting attorney.

Mi-s Commie Dubell has returned to notice, be fined and imprisoned.

democrats and refused to indorse theii candidates. A like scheme to this will be tried by local democrats at the popu list convention in Putnam next Friday. If populists in Putnam desire any organization in the future it would be well for them to stick to the middle-of-

the-road idea.

‘•Billy” Thompson and his son Raymond participated in a sweep-stake shooting match at Poland on Saturday. They report poor sport, as on account of the heat, it was a much more desirable thing to the average marksman to lie around in the shade than to attempt to shoot in the hot sun. They carried oft'their share of the prizes, however, young Thompson winning two out <f

five matches.

Paul Harding, a grandson of Mrs. Mattie Black, was severely injured yesterday at the cemetery by falling on a sharp stone. A deep gash was cut In his cheek and it was otherwise lacerated, onecut extending entirely through the cheek. Drs. Bence and Hawkins attended him, it being necessary to administer chloroform while the wound

was being sewed.

Regular drill of Company I will occur tomorrow evening in the armory. Capt. Fry requests that all persons having state property, such as uniforms, camp utensiis, etc-, will return Uim immediately. The law provides that persons having such property may if they are not returned after six days'

Alpheus Birch

Staple aim Fapcy Groceries,

S. W. Corner Public Square

'Telephone No. 90

I commence the new year with a large stock of GROCERIES. PRICES LOW. I can please the most fastidious in need of Queensware, Glassware or Tinware.

Glass Fruit Jars.

Special pri^s for Sep Days.

Lot.VS <V- HAYS’

'THIS SHCJB MISS

*€ W. WHITE,!» [he Merchant Tailor Is showing the best flhd cheapest line of woolei,!* ever biought to this city. He will save from $3.00 to $5.00 on suits. Nng and REPAIRING /l SPECIALTY

SPECIAL NOTICK. WepuWtsh, and are triad tc get the same when they are news, free brief notices of deaths, births and tnarriaires, butweeharire for extended accounts of inarriaires. obituaries, lodirr and society resolutions and cards of thanks, and will publish none such unless payment, or satisfactory arrangement iherefor. Is made In advance,

Hones e tornadoes

THE LOCAL FIELD What la Going on In and About Fair Greencastle.

latest CITY HAPS and mishaps. wtiers Our People tire "n* 1 Where Their Oueets are Stopping—News of Interest Over the City—The UesV Column L, the PNpsr for Unlek Reading.

DON'T TfllNK

Of leaving Aie dif, even for a short tlthP.

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her home in Indianapolis after a visit with her aunt and uncle, Air. and Mrs. Ji T. Dobell. Clarence Jacobs went to Roachdale yesterday. Today he leaves for Carttondale to work as briekmason for M. T. Lew man & Coi The Indianapolis Journal yesterday said: Mrs. W. E. Stevenson and (laughter have gone to Cape May to remain three weeks. Smith Matson, €11 fiord I’earcy and ethers took a ’bus load of people to Cloverdale Saturday night to attend a political meeting. Lawrence Murphy has resigned as Western Union messenger!and is taking a visit. Charley Rawlitieon now wears the messenger’s cap. Wallace Mcllvain has returned to Muncle after a visit with relatives in)the city. He was accompanied 13- IHtncie by A. II. Dunuingtun. Mrs. A. N. Grant and daughser-. Miss Fer.ietta, of Indianapolis, and Miss Hallie Darnall, of Muncie, arrived today for a month's visit with J. F. Darnall ami other relatives. Mrs. Minerva Hendren, Mr. and Mrs. Otis Hendren, of Stilesville. Miss Mary Burton, of Washington, Wm. Hendren, of Alexander, Minnesota, visited over Sunday at U. T. Ashley’s. Greencastle’^ fonner ^i^izeq John Daniels ii coming hack agalil. I’he Anderson Ilrrald says: “John F. Daniels and family will Monday remove to Greencastle. Mr. Daniels is a shoe

cobbler.

Mr, and Mrs. N. T. DePauw, Miss

without nrdeiT'lic'he pally Uannkk Timks to , Florence DePauw. of New York, and

follow you. It ColfD ypp but If cepts a weelc as It does here at taonTc «£nd the address will

be chamred as often as too uusire.

(Personals and society notes art solicited and will be Inserted If writer’s natnf and art . dress Is attached, not to be Inserted, but as an evidence of (rood faith. Noae| but truthful Items are desired.)

James Af, Hurley ' \ him* Insurance in best eoin•ifsat IotAsi rates, also Eire Insurv ’ Ac at Insurance and Life irvriii,-,..

pICE - 1ST - NATIONAL - BANK. GREENCASTLE IND.

F kind* of pot and bedding plants, l»t flowers and floral designs a specialty. ttRS, Tvy j. Cf-f3=CF=F-Ee, f" rn,,r Boomlngton amt Anderson street

TELEfllONK NO, U.

a( iuire of the Supt. of the Gas Company about this. Li 'm' 11 ' 1 oni Patiy is selling Gas Stoves L'! 1 l"'"'hice a gas of intense steady l,|, '. f 1 :<l ’c per thousand cubic feet, a,:' 1 "’''' h.r Cooking and Heating, from $1.25 to JJ.OO. vesper than Coal. Wood or Oaaoltwe.

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f'or Statements, Bill Heads, etc

Bloomington fair is on this week. Geo. Blake went to Brazil this mom' lug. J, H. Ponan, of St. Louis, is in tk« city. D T. Darnall was in Bainbridge yea--ter* I ay. Common council meets tomorrow evening. A. F. Jacobs is at home from a business trip. F. C. Jacobs went to Hamrick this morning. B. F Corwin has gone to St. Louia on business. T. L. Letner returned to Fillmore this morning. F. D. Ader arrived home yesterday from West Baden. J. R. Waltz s|>ent Sunday in Terre Haute with friends. Dr.West, of Effingham, 111. was in the city yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. -John Gregory,of Lafayette, are visiting in the city. Mrs. B. A. Mansfield writes the Bannkh Timks this week from Sun Fran-

VYall ::: Paper at GREATLY REDUCED PRICES at liLLEN’S * DRUG * STORE. We have a good stock of all grades from which to m ake selections. We want to reduce stock and will ^ake it to your interest to buy now

Misses Katie and Jennie DePauw left last evening for Wisconsin, where they will camp out for sis weeks,—Xew Al-

bany Tribune,

The bicycle department of the Greencastie Manufacturing company will sovn be a scene of activity. Messrs. Smith and Vanderford, who lately arrived from Ft. Wayne, began work this moroiiis in getting out models for the manufacture of handle bars and

wheel rims.

FAINTS OF ALL KINDS AT LOWEST PRICES.*-

The Greei*eastle members of the I’wenty-first Regiment, First Heavy •Artillery, will leave on Wednesday, Aug. 12, for Danville to attend a reception of the survivors of this regiment lo tie given by Captain J. W. Hamrick from 2 to 5 p. m. The party will take the 10:50 a. m. Big Four train. Hon. J. A. Mount had to take an old ambulance wagon that did neighborhood duty as a hearse, Friday, in order to fill a date in Putnam county.—Lebanon He/ f'rter. The Reporter is mistaken. Nothing of the kind occurred in this county. The item grew out of a story Mr. Mount told of an experience in a former campaign tour in Brown county. John Watt, the rotund and good natured gas man, is putting in Ids time between sweats these hot days in perfecting a patent gas stop cock that he thinks will cause a revolution in the matter of safety appliances in gas pipes. The invention will do away with the sidewalk boxes now to be seen in front of every business house, as they are there merely for cut ofi" purposes. 1 he patent is attached to a gas pipe where it enters a building and in ease of fire the heat will cause it to act in a selfclosing manner, thereby saving the loss of gas. Mr. Walt has the idea protected by a caveat and is thus not averse to

talking of it.

In Montgomery county Saturday the populists met to consider the nomination of a full county ticket. Wallace Sparks, democratic candidate for clerk, who i< a relative of Auditor Denman of this county, is quoted in- the Crawfordsvills Journal as reporting to the convention that he layered all the principles of populism. This declaration was made with a ho]>o of Sparks get ing the endorsement of the populists, hut 'the populists were too wise for the

The Republican Business Men’s club meeting tonight will be held at the court house. The public invited. C. D. Royse will speak and will answer any questions that may be handed him so that he can place them in his speech and not thus have his remarks inter-

rupted.

The Woodmen are getting fresh and now they want a go at some traternity ball club. Some of their members will get some practice as members of the Knights of Pythias. O. F. Overstreet will be manager of the Woodmen. The Christian Endeavor society of the Presbyterian church will give a soeial Wednesday evening at the residence of Dr. Throop on east Seminary

street.

Tomorrow the Carbon people will giye a “Business Men’s” picnic. Base ball and other sports are included in trie program. The Big Four wUl make rate of 45 cents tound trip. A. B. Tolin, of Indianapolis, who has been visiting his brother A. W. Colin, has returned to his work in the Union Stock yards at Indianapolis, J. F. Cooper and family and E- M. Coopei ana family of OttqtRWli, Kans returned home toijjy after a visit with Aaron Cooper and other relatives. Archie Price, Cecil Jenkins and Alex Black left this morning for a week’s canoeing down Walnut, Eel a id White

rivers.

Miss Helen Black, of Greecastle, is the guest of W. H. Moreland and family of east Washington street.—Muneie

Timet.

J. W. Sutiiefliii find family iiieiit the day yesterday ^ith Mr, and Mrs. Lee Collins, two miles south of Bain-

bridge.

Miss Marguerite Layne, who ha« been the guest of John Cawley and family, has gone to Ladoga. C. D. Royse at eight o’clock at the court house. Good music will accompany the speech. Theodore Breatty, of Washington, Mo., is visiting at John Ford’s in North Greencastle. I rrs. Smythe and Tucker were mi consultation with Dr. Bryan at Stilesville yesterday. Mrs. Dooley and children, of Lebanon, are guests of Henry and Walter AI ha ugh. S. Vans&nt and SheriflT Ulidewell wen, to Imlinnhpolis this afternoon. F. Kuching, of indiaiia|adis, is visiting Earl McKee at Capt. Smiley’s. Chas. McCutfuugli returned to I is home in Terre 1-faute yesterday. Mrs. Cul Lockrhige, of Roaehdaie, is visiting her lather H. H. Hillis. Born to Prof, and Mrs. F. W. Hannwalt, city, August Rl, a son. Mayor Bell Tolin,of West Indianapolis, is in the city today. J. N. Hoskins, of Brazil, registered at the Belnap yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. A. O. Loekridge are at home trom Plainfield. Dr.J.W. Sluss, of Indianapolis, is visiting John Sandy. Miss Cora Clow has returned from a visit in Advance. J. E. Thaekery returned from Amo this morning. Frank C. Newhouse, of Terre Haute, is here today. Miss Olive Stanley Is at home from Center Point. Dr. John Welch, of Lena, was in the city today. Mrs. Joe Bahr is at home from Crawfordsville. E. Marquis, jr., was in Indianapolis yesterday. Hear C. D. Royse at the court house tonight. Dr. H. A. Gobin is at home from Lafayette.

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THE BEST OF

Groceries, s Fruits«Nuts * and Vegetables.

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HAMILTON’S.

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

U^old YVeattier is (doming. Forewarned is Forearmed. Lay in your winter's supply of Coal in August as prices will advance after the first of September, HVL A. "y T IV T\T A UXT T, DEALER IN CRAWFORD BLOCK COAL.

Tlie Heather. The indications for this vicinity for the coming thirty-six hours are as follows as received by H. S. Renick A Co. from the otiicial weather bureau at Chicago. Chicago, 111., Aug. 10. j I Generally fair tonight and j—'Tuesday Cox. The following local observations as taken daily by Guy Wilson who is in charge of the official weather instruments located on the roof of the West College building:

Maximum temperature yesterday Minimum ** “ Temperature today. T a . m.

noon.

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ttaln fall, melted snow (Inches). 00 The noon temperature Is taken dally by the

Bannkk Timks.

Purify your blood with Hood’s Sarsaparilla, which tvill give you an appetite, tone your stomach and strengthen your nerves.

It KPUBLICAN COtNTV TICKKT. For Renresentive, A. H. MOORE, Of Clinton. For Treasurer, JAMES MATTHEWS, Of Greencastle. For Sheriff, DANIEL W MACY, Of Jett'erso'i. For Assessor. H. C. DARNALL, Of Monroe. For Surveyor, FRANK WILLIAMS, Of Warren. For Coroner, DR. W. F. SUMMERS, Of Franklin. For Commissioner, 2nd District, J. C. RE AT. Of Marion. For Commissioner, 3rd District, LYCUKGUS STONER, Of Washington.

miscei.la n k.ocs. For Prosecutor 13th District. HENRY C. LEWIS.

For Congress.

GEORGE W. FARIS. For Joint Senator,

ENOCH G. HOG ATE. For Joint Representative,

JOHN M. KELLAR.

Lost—Pocket book containing |2.10. Kinder please return 437 Bloomington street and receive half the money. It Hr. Vlarllii'n N-rvine r»UV« Makes a Delicious Cup al Hall Hie

I anal Kxpelise

The taste of this new health drink is peculiar to itself, yet so much like genuine cofiee, that many prefer it to Mocha and Java. If you are an invalid ami a victim to cofiee or tea— both very injuri nis—and cannot quit, mix a small quantity with Nervine Cofiee and break away gradually. Why throw money away for medicine while the cause of the disease remains. Nervine Cofiee cures headache, nervousness, etc. Saves doctor bills and coffee expenses. 1 lb. 100 cups, 20 cents. 1 lb ordinary cofiee makes only 40

ami J > cups. Eat Dr. Martin’s royal tributed and Greencastle gets Breakfast Kood. Sold by grocers. 2. but one-all she is entitled to. For Sale by T. Abrams, W. II. Har- Voter thinkof this between now

rison, Broadstreet A Son. and Novemberl

Democrats believe in partiality; republicans in fairness Democrats chose five out of eight county candidates for office from Greencastle and the other three rrom two townships. Eleven townships have no representation whatever upon their county ticket. The republicans divided as fairly as possible. Eight townships are represented by eight candidates. The offices are dis-