Daily Greencastle Banner and Times, Greencastle, Putnam County, 2 September 1896 — Page 3

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TIMEB. (EE!**A5TLE. ODIA. WET)NESDAY SEFTEMBER 2 1 S»H

HGL-L-O! Yes. this is 1 ucker S Maloney’s.

We are in the market with the best in the Furniture Line. Undertaking a Specialty.

It Side Square. Telephone 89. Miccessorsto A. B. Haiina.

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IE. W. WHITE,!» < iMerchant Tailor [showing the best and leapest line of woolens |er Uought to this city. ! will save from $3.00 Io-oo on suits. p AND repairing a SPECIALTY

IES M. HURLEY, REAL ESTATE, SMCE AND LOANS. p want to buy a farm? lw ant to sell? ■want to rent? | s ek MF.. flRST NATIONAL BANK.

r!«2 01 H 0 ! an( ' bedding plants, ^ ’ rs ami iloral duaigns a specialty. J, OHKl=l=EE, *nd Anderson .Streets

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re °f the Supt. of the Gas Company about this. 'Company is selling Gas Stoves l "'nice a gas of intense steady ilc V C * K . r Uionsand cubic feet, f frr.^ r ., * ools ' n K an d Heating. $1.25 to $3.00. ,n ‘ oal, Wood or Oasollne.

I IMKS For Stat «nient8 ) Bill Head*, etc

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Coa.lI I am in the (,'oal liimiuesg, as usual, and will handle the best E3FR A Z I L_ EE3L_OOK, A ml also ArslTMFHAOIXE:, ot best quality. Order now for present or future delivery. JOHN GAWL.CY.

f^ead Oup Ad. i^adics, wo make Tailor-made Gowns a specialty. BKVINe BLOCK. 1ST sta’irway east postoffice

THE LOCAL FIELD What is Going on in and About Fair Greencastle.

ATESl CITY HAPS ANb MISHAPS.

Where Oor People are UoIur and Where Their Gue.tH nr© Stopplni;—New. of In - terest Over the City The licet Column in th. Paper for U’ 1 **' 1 * Heading.

IHIN’T THINK Of loavlmr the city, even for a short time, without ordering the Daily Banner 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 as you desire.

(Personals and society notes are solicited and will be inserted If writer's name and address Is attached, not to be Inserted, but as an evidence of good faith. Nonc|,but truthful Items are desired.)

H.H. Hillis has shut ilown bis quarry Ales Reeves was in Indhtnapalis today . Jonathan Birch is in Indianapolis on business. Born to S. Buster and wife, Sept. 2, a daughter. Miss E. Jean Nelson is visiting m Edinburg. Dr. EL B. El vans was in Indianapolis this morning. Rev. I). M. Wood went to Brazil yesterday evening. Temple Lodge 47 meets tliis evening at 7:3.) for work. Ed Hunt, of Indianapolis, visited in the city last night. Mrs. Lucy Leathennan went to Indianapolis tins morning. Lawrence Seybold, of Sidell, 1)1., is visiting relatives here. Mrs. Anna J. Giilord is visiting Mrs. Hickson in Terre Haute. Mrs. Alexander and daughter are at home from Indianapolis. Mr. Albert Vogle of Evansville, is visiting L. Weik and family. F. A. Hester lias gone to Indianapolis and Scott county on business. The Greencastle City hall club will play hall at Stilesville on Friday. Misses Nina Waugh and Jessie Grove of Tipton, are visiting Miss Rosa Marquis. Miss Lizzie Spaulding, of Fern, is studying telegraphy at the city ofllce. Mrs. McKenzie and Miss Lelia Baird, of Crawfordsvilie, are visiting Mrs. Dr. Pool*. E. Marquis, Jr. and Miss Rosa Marquis went to Cartersburg Springs this morning. With fair weather tive thousand people will attend the Brick Chapel meeting tomorrow. Johnston will speak iu

all ::: Paper at GREATLY REDUCED PRICES at TEN'S * DROG * STORE. have a good stock of all grades from which to selections. We want to reduce stock and will aae ^ to your interest to buy now

’AINTS of ALL KINDS AT LOWEST PRICES.*

tlie morning ami E'airbanks in the afternoon. Mrs. John Watts is visiting iter sister in Cincinnati. J. D. Billmau and W. T. Inman are attending the democratic convention in Indianapolis today. Mi-- Nellie EL Chapin, of Neenah, M is., is the guest of Iter cousin, Miss Hannah Lee Chapin. Harry Maxwell is at home from Clti-c.-tgo, where he has been assisting Dr. Martin iu a big meeting. EL A. Hollingsworth,ofTerre Haute, rode over ou his wheel today to visit his father, Dr. Hollingsworth. L. Abbott lias gone to his home in Elelinc, S. Dak., after a visit with ids uncle, J, B. Abbott, of this city. T. C. Cary, of Richmond, is doing night work at tlie Vandalia olllee during the absence of T. J. McAdams. Mi-- Rosa Marquis will leave E’riday for E'ranklm, Tciiu., where site will till tier former ]>o>ition iu the music school. Mr-. Dr. Langdon and Mrs. Dunn, who have been the guests of J. K. and D. Langdon, leave tins eveuing for their home in Vincennes. H. S Rouick has a ucach tree that is breaking tlie record. In June he gathered peaches from it and now it lias a second crop of blossoms. Mrs. J. Chapin, Mrs. 1). C. Van Ostrand, Mrs. Lucius Kimberly, Miss Kimberly and Mrs. Van Ostrand, of Neenah, Wis., are guest-of tlie Misses Chapin. Hammond, tlie foot ball coach, and Curtis, the new physical director of tlie Purdue gymnasium, both of Yale, are expected to arrive tonight.—Lafayette Courier. Harry Richardson and wife are parents of an eight pound daughter at Liberty. Our fellow townsman Jesse Richardson, bears tlie honors of grand father becomingly. Democrats and populists who take so much pride in their socalled "silver’’ hats, should remeinhe,' that they are just its near tlie color of McKinley’s tin as Bryan’s free silver. The Western Union is today issuing bulletins of tlie National Democratic convention. The interest in Greencastle about equals that of tlie convention of the silver branch of the democratic party. The Indianapolis Journal says of an old citizen of this place: “William J. Kercheval, w ho inis been suffering with paresis for several years, was taken to the insane hospital last Saturday, his condition being such that lie could no longer lie cared for by friends.” Mr. Wm. L. Torr and Mrs. Mary A. Coekran were married at noon Tuesday at Mr. Torr’s home live miles west of the city. Mrs. Torr is of Owen county, near Cunot. Rev. Torr pronounced the ceremony. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Harrison of this city, attended tlie wedding. The Brazil Time» says: Mrs. J. D. Strachan who has been visiting her sis-ter-in-law in Indianapolis is reported seriously ill. Her husband was called there Saturday evening, and has not yet returned- Her mother-in-law will gu over this afternoon.” Mrs. Strachan is well known here and is a sister of Mrs. D. L. Anderson. Dr. Poueher, of the DePauw university at Greencastle, occupied Rev. Stone’s puloit at tlie Methodist Episcopal church Sunday morning and also in the evening. Only a small audience greeted his appearance last night, hut his sermon was none the less interesting. It was a plain, practical discourse, especially prepared, perhaps, for the people in the common walks of life.— yublesv'llr Ledtjer. Mr. R. C. Gibbs of Huron, South Dakota, Is here on his way home from Milwaukee where he was a delegate to the meeting of republican clubs. Mr. Gibbs left Putnam in 1885 for Huron. He formerly resided at Bainbridge and Greencastle and is an engineer, now running an engine in a large flour mill in Huron. Politically Mr. Gibbs is one of the hottest republicans we have seen lately. He thinks South Dakota will give lOJKX) majority for Me Kin’ey, 4,hOO being the largest majority so far. Mr. Gibbs married Miss Llzzir Steele who was a daughter of Dr. Steele formerly of this county. He has a family of three children. Mr. Gibbs paid the Banner Times a pleasant call and left his measure for a vear’s paper. The members of the Home Columbian club celebrated the third anniversary of the organization of the club at the residence of Miss Martha Ridpath last evening. The first part of tlie regular program was opened by the roll call, which was answered by the members giving quotations, instead of the usual response. M. L. Daggy responded to the toast “To our guests” in a neat little speech. “The Review of the year’s work” was divided into two parts, the first being given by Benton Curtis, and the second by Leland Bass. Ed Hunt, of Indianapolis, spoke of the interest the “Non residents” have in the work. The second part of the program was opened by an address by Dr. H. A. Gubin, in which he spoke of the advantages of such literary societies as the Home Columbian in connection with the ordinary school work. After songs by the always welcome John Hillis and Wilbur Starr, the refreshments were served. During the remainder of the

evening Curtis Frank entertained the company with choice selections from Ids graphaphone. The guests ami members departed at a late hour with many good wishes for tlie future welfare of tlie organization. Miss Cora Steele returned to her home in Terre Haute this morning after a visit with relatives in the city. Miss Mary Bruce and sister, of Indianapolis, who have been visiting at Joe Baker's, have gone to Waveland. Miss Helen Jones is at home from EJk Park, N. <where she has been spending the suinme.'. Edga. - Sidcner and Gertrude Kenworthy, of Ladoga, registered at the Bel nap yesterday. Dr. G. ('. Smythe was called to Poland this morning to meet Dr. Elliott. Miss Clara Spaulding Operator at Reno, Ind., is visiting her sis or. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Graham went to Indianapolis this morning. Benny Durham, of Terre Haute, is visiling rela 'ves in tlie city. ('apt. Smiley went to Coatesville tliis morning on legal business. Stiiesvi'le and Greencastle play hall at Sulosviile next E’riday. Rev. Dunlavy, of Otterbein, is visiting ids brother John. Dr. II. A. Gobin went to Montezuma this afternoon. Jesse W. Weik went to Indianapolis this afternoon. Cbas. Kelley went to Indianapolis tliis morning. Dan Murphy went to Brazil this morning. C. C. Niatso i went to Bedford tliis afternoon. Miss ELlith Vestal is vishing m Cloverdale. Janies L. Fiske went to Laporte yesterday. Paul Poyuter went to Bainbridge at noon. J oil n La Hines went to Coving* on at noon. George Dee is in the city.

Alphcus Birch

Staple aim Faimij Gules.

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. While the hveilin^s and Morninirs are Cool

TRY ONE OF OUR

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VeRY BOONOTvyiCKL HIND OHEHR.

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ON FOX RIOGE.

The Republican Fever Sfrikew the Boy*. Club Organized. On Fox Ridge Tuesday evening a rousing republican meeting was held and a large club was organized. The school house was filled to overflowing many standing outside at the windows and the enthusiasm for the. grand old party was un bounded. Several buggy loads of people went out from the city. Speeches were made by Albert O. Loekridge, H. C. Lewis and Chairman Case. The addresses were made in plain language, well pointed with illustrations and the “boys of the ridge” were not slow to see that their best interests are in voting the republican ticket and in standing by protection, reciprocity and sound money. A club of forty-seven members was organized. Joe Johnson was elected president, Louis Schaechtel secretary. George Wood. Albert Browning, Wm. Browning, and Messrs. King and Crawley were named as vice presidents. The principal address was made by Mr. Loekridge, who effectively set at rest the pictured beauties of free silver. The club will meet again on Tuesday, September 15.

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COUNTRY LOCAL NEWS. Interesting Items from Principal Points of Putnam County. HIGGINS CKKK.K. Corn cutting has commenced. T. C. Broadst.reet lias moved to southwestern Owen county. A Mr. Lockhart will preach at East Unity Sunday Sept. 13. A small child of Mrs. MeCurry’s has been very sick hut is reported better at this writing. S. A. Barr has moved to his lease and Jo McCurry, of Cloverdale, has moved into the house vacated by Mr. Barr. Frank Burnham sports a new wagon. Clover hulling is going on but the quantity is not so great as usual. The repair on A T Hood’s residence is nearing completion. Everett McClure was a caller in these parts Sunday afternoon and we prasume Sunday evening. Misses Gillespie and Pearson, of Quincy, visited here Sunday. The Misses Rule, of Greencastle are visiting in this neighborhood. J B McKamey and son are visiting in Illinois. Zimri Stevens and family left last week for their old home in Iowa. He drove through and it will require about four weeks’ time to make the trip. Wm Taber will build an addition to tiis resilience. Miss Sallie Downey, of North Putnam, is visiting relatives in this neighborhood. Miss Downey is a graduate of the Indiana institute for the blind.

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H AMIL/TON’S. A full line of Queensware. This is the store for low prices and good bargains. Fancy gro-

ceries a specialty.

Southeast Corner Square.

School Commences NEXT 7VYON DAY. Our special sale of Boys’ Waists commences today, continuing ten days. Come and see them. The price will interest you. SUTHE.RUD.

I JEIctnclle tiro CRAWFORD COAL.

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MAY TENNANT.

Notice). Having sold my stock of furniture I request aii indebted to me to call at once and settle accounts All indebtedness must be paid within thirty days. A. B. Hanna.

An 18.00 crayon and frame for *5.00 for the next 30 days at Cammaek’s tlie photographer. 272-6t

See H. S. Werneke, the jeweler, in his new location with D. Langdon Dry Goods, south side square. 72-3t.

A large piano and organ house in Chicago wants a good energetic, pushing representative in Greencastle. Mr. Lee F. Boyd, of this house, will be at the Commercial hotel Saturday Sept. 5, to meet applicants for this opening. It

8p©rtal Offer. E'or the next 30 days you can get a |5.00 crayon portrait and a $3.00 frame all for $5.00 at Cammack’s, over the Model clothing store. 272-01

All persons indebted to the estate of Dr. Neale will please call at 300 East Washington and settle at once. Mrs. G. C. Nkai.k, 272-121 & 36-2t. Admrx.

Cooper Bros, will run ’busses to Brick Chapel tomorrow, the first leaving the city at eight o’clock and others following every thirty minutes, until noon. The fare will be twenty-five cents each way.

The Weather. The indications for this vicinity for the coming thirty-six hours are as follows as received bv H, S. Rentck & Co. from the official weather bureau at Chicago. CH Ciucaoo, III., Sept. 2. Partly cloudy, with local rains in north portion and warmer in east portion tonight. Garriott. The following local observations as taken daily by Guy Wilson who is in charge ot the otticial weather instruments located on the roof of the West College building: Maximum temporature yeatordaj 74.0 Minimum “ ” 88.0 Temperature today, 7a. m, SI.O noon 7# . » Rain fall, melted anow (luchee).. 00 The noon temperature la taken dally by th. bawneh Times.

Disease attacks the weak and debili tated. Keep yourself beaky and strong by taking Hood’s Sarsaparilla.

To Curo a fold la On. Day. Take Laxative Bro-no Quinine Tab lets. All druggists refund the money if it fails to cure. 25c. 108tD.

I am still in the coal business. See me before placing orders. John Cawley.

Order a trial sack of Vandalia Mill* “Imperial” or Best High Grade. Sold by all grocers. 262-eod.

H. S. Werneke, the jeweler, invites his customers to call and see him at his 1 new place with D. Laugdon. 72-3t.