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

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r\yiT^: g^iekm^astle. itoia^a. tittiisday September ioisvw

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turned to her home in Kuiglitsville yes-

terday evening.

Mrs. J. I). Hence has returned te iier Ves. this is Ticker & Maloney’s.

| who was her uncle.

Mrs. J. K. Sinitli lias returned to tier

We are in the market with the best in the m.mtir's visit wuh ' ' PenD ” tUr il

Furniture Line.

Undertaking a Specialty.

lew

ihoes

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■CCS'CS-'.v S-Ny V S S.S. .*

her father, Ezekial

Cartwright, oi Limedale.

Eddie Ash, a son of Tom Ash, formerly of this city hut now of Seattle, 'Vasli., fell under a train Monday in j such h manner that his arm was cut otT

J near the shoulder.

Miss Allie llibben of thi> city will be I married on next Wednesday to Mr. •John Hargrave of a I’enn-ylvania citv. Mr. Hargrave is a book-keeper for the

| Carnegie steel works.

State vs Thos. Morgan, assault and

battery with intent

ca-e that began Wednesday in circuit court. Morgan cut .lolm Anderson ; with a knife and Anderson's life was in

jeopardy for several weeks.

1 am in the Coal Business, as usual, j J - Gardner left -last night for his and will handle the best 1 home in Shelby county, 111. He threw

Lj ( l<> Square. Telephone 8i>.

successors to A. 15. Hanna.

OoslI,

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[For Kali and Winjter are now being

Ireceived at

BRAZIL BLOCK, And also A PM T H R A C IT EZ, of best quality. Order now for present or future deliverv. JOHN tAWbEsY.

Read Our Ad. Ladies, we make Tailor-made Gowns a specialty. BHVINe BLOCK. 1ST STAIRWAY EAST POSTOFFICE.

T j {E LOCAL FIELD W. WHITE, S

merchantTailor.

las just received a full

line of

Iall AND

WINTER WOOLENS :

Fur Suits. Overcoats,

Pantaloon* • ... - I on Him llofore Purchasing. -

|i tuning and Repairing a S|ioeialty. - Opposite? i ’ast Off/co,

fiver • Jones’ - Drug - Store. ;

^ What is Going on in and About Fair Greencastle. ^ '.ATESI CITY HAPS AND MISHAPS.

Where Our People are Going ami Where Their Gu«*stn are Stopping—Nene of lu- ^ tere*t i)ver the City—The Best Column in ^ th* Paper for Quick Heading.

^ DON’T THINK

3 Of leaviurf tin city, even for a short time, without ordering the Dally Banner Times to follow you. It costs you but Id cents a week j as it does here jti home, and the address will

pu? tlje Best JaeKsoi^ ^oalbe had, and will deliver [same at any day and hour. |80U51? qi^EE^SSC^.

! (Personals and society notes are solicited | and will lie inserted if writer’s name and address is attached, not to he inserted, but as an evidence of good faith. None but truthful l Items are desired.)

IKM. HURLEY. REAL ESTATE, ISURANCE AND LOANS. rou want to buy a farm? pu want to sell? |jou want to rent? •SEE ME. FIRST NATIONAL BANK.

L put ;unl bedding plant*, f • ind floral designs a specialty. tRS. TUT J. CHTTF^FEE. rw Blooming*'n .,nd Anderson streets

TfclUEPHONB NO. 6.

All the New

|HS and Styles

IN 7WII_I_!NERV.

^ MBs, c, M.BHOKT'S. Trimming Free. | s uDetribe for the Baknek Times

I>r. Talbott, of Terre Haute, is in the

city.

Lin Hopkins i* here visiting old friend*. Pete Stoner went to Brazil yesterday evening. G. E. Blake went to Indianapolis this morning. J. W. Sutherlin went to Lafayette on business today. Mr. and Mr*. .left' Williams returned I today to Merom. Joe Allen has gone to Indianapolis for a two days’ visit. Mrs. S. P. Bowen is visiting Mrs. P. S. Stoner, of Limedale. Win. Dill shipped a earof stock to Indianapolis this morning. The Indiana conference will meet next week at Evansville. Billy Rodgers, of Alexandria, is visiting old Greencastle friends today. Mrs. Mary B. Tucker, of Salem, is visiting her sons, J. B. and W. W. Tucker. Robert Allen is moving into the house on north Jackson street vacated by Addison Daggy. Mrs. Samuel Gardner is very ill at her home northwest of the city. She is 7'J years old and lias tlux. Don’t forget the merchants’ fair next Thursday. Bring in your fruit exhibits and get some of the prizes. R. L. O’Hair and family have moved in from the country to their city residence on Seminary street. J. H. Beadle, of New York City, representing tiie American Press Association, registered at the Btlnap yesterday. J. H. Bradle, formerly of Rockville and an old DePauw boy, i* here on a visit. He has been in the east for some months. Mrs. D. V. Davis who has been the guest of J. D. Stewart and family, re-

Vail ::: Paper

at GREATLY REDUCED PRICES at

ilLEN’S * DRUG * STORE.

We have a good srock of all grades from which to make selections. We want to reduce stock and will make it to your interest to buy now PAINTS OF ALL KINDS AT LOWEST PRICES.*

hot shot into the ranks ol the detnocratii- party while here a* he i- a -trong republican. Mr. Gardner renewed many old acquaintances during tiis

visit.

Marshal Strrr arrived here Wednesday with George Kohler and placed him in jail. He i- the fellow who robbed Dr. W. G. Overstreet’s house, and he will be arraigned in the circuit court at once. He is sure for a term in

the pen.

Hie jury in the Priest seduction case retired Wc Inesday afternoon to their room but could only agree to disagree. They were out all night and were dismissed this morning at ten o'clock. It t* stated that they stood eight for conviction and four for acquittal. Word wa- received here this morning that the resigna:ion of Wilbur Starr as adjutant of the First battalion. 1st Indiana National guards had been accepted and that Sergeant Major Delos* F. Albin had been appointed first lieutenant amt adjutant to till the vacancy. The Young Ladies Home Missionary Circle of College Avenue church after an exciting contest, on Wednesday elected the following ofticers: Miss Margaret Gilmore, president; Miss Blanche Swahlen, first vice president, Miss Grace Farrow, second vice president; Mrs. II. M. Smith, recording secretary ; Miss Olive Stanley, corresponding secretary, Miss Ve.'nie Weaver,

treasurer.

Dan Hurst was in town today. Dan can scent political trouble further than anybody and is the shrewdest one of the Putnam democratic politicians. When there is anything to ‘'tix” Dan is generally sent for and it is believed that he got in today to fix up a new tuil-IIolt for democracy. Dau grew poetical when asked for political news and stated to the Banner Times that there wasn’t any politics out where he lives, and that “the cattle squalls when he bawls,” etc. etc. etc. etc. etc. All of which shows that Dan knows a politcal spade from apolitical club Nathan Chatman’s residence on east Washington street was burglarized some time between Monday noon and Tuesday morning. All tbo occupants of the house were out of town at the time and no one was around until Tuesday morning about nine o’clock, when a neigbor boy went into the yard to feed the chickens and found the back door open. Mrs. Chatman returned home about nine o’clock Tuesday evening and found the entire contents of the house turned upside down, and all of Mr. Chatman's wearing apparel missing. The burglars had been painstaking in their work and every dish in the safes was uncovered, every box of papers, trinkets, etc., in the house and every little bundle of rags was ooened. Mr*. Mary Allison’s rooms in the house and her rooms were also entered. Some silver dishes are missed, in addition to

tiie clothes.

E. W. Harleman, who has been visiting his sister-in-law, Mrs. Harleman, on south Indiana street, has gone to Indianapolis and St. Louis ami will afterwards go to his home in tiie City of Mexico. Mr. Harleman has large business interests In Mexico, among them being coal mines, the first ever opened in the republic. He is also an owner of stock in silver mines. And in additition, he is a sound money man. He says that he is a “silver” man in Mexico because Mexico’s free silver boomed his silver mines and increased the production although the price for silver is just as low or even lower now than before the silver standard was adopted He also says that the same would be the case in the United States if tiie populistic idea of coinage should prevail From his smelting works m Kansas City, lie could, under free coinage, take his entire stocs of bullion to the mints and have them coined into dollars, making nearly 100 per cent profit out of the deal, just a* any other bullion owner would do. Mr. Harleman stated that in the City of Mexico, there art

the County Clerk’s ottiiee. Elder C. Thomas of Danville officiating. George Kohler, the burglar, who robbed Dr. Overstreet’s residence, was arraigned in circuit com t this afternoor Kohler plead guilty and was sentenced to three years in tiie penitentiary. Elder Middleton, of Laporte, visited friends in the city a short time yesterday. He went to Terre Ilauue in the evening to attend conference. Mr*. J. H. Evans who lias been visiting Mrs. .1. 11. Abrams returned home to Covington Ky. last night after a pleasant visit. Miss Margaret Besson has returned to her home in Indianapolis after visiting with her grandmother, Mrs. Julia

Bosson.

Mis-Blanche Gelwick lias retarded to her liome in Danville, 111., after a

i- the title of :i | visit with Dr. and Mr*. \W W. Pucker.

Mrs. A. R. Priest goes to Martin. Tenn., today to visit her father. She

will be absent several weeks.

Ernest Lillis, of Flemiugsburg. Ky ami Ed Hillis. of Lebanon, are visiting

Henry Hillis and family.

A colored McKinley club will be organized on Monday evening at the

mayor’s office.

Miss Anna Chaffee left yesterday for Fun du Lac, 'Vis.,where she will teach

thi* winter.

Mrs. Ada Franklin returned to Cliicago at noon after a visit with Mrs. O.

Ward.

Mrs. T. G. Bowman and son, of St. Louis, are guests of Mrs. Chas. Daggy. Miss Daisy Hendrick*, of Brazil, visited in the city a short time today. 1). P. Downs, of Terre Haute, visited ins father yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Hal! returned to Brazil yesterday evening. Mrs. A. R. Priest lias gone to Martin Tenn., to visit relatives. H. Hillis shipped fifteen cars of stone to Indianapolis today. Mrs. Melinda Shoemaker is visiting

in Lafayette.

Miss Mary Burnell went to Lafayette

at noon.

Jack Webster, of Danville. 111., is in

the city.

Ernect Cook is at home from Indian-

apoti*.

E. Grantham went to Roachdale at

noon,

C. C. Matson is at home from Bedford. John Chaffee is visiting in Brazil.

Alpheus Birch

Sispie aim Faai emiias.

S. \V. C KNER Pl'IM 1C S'jl ARE

'Telephone No. 90 1 commence the new year with a larye stock of GROCERIES. PRICES LOW. I can please the most fastidious in need of Queensware, Glassware or Tinware.

While the Kveuiiurs and

ttlorniiurs are Cool

TRY ONE OF OUR

Oil Heaters.

Hood’s Sarsaparilla purifies tiie blood overcomes that tired feeling, creates an

appetite, and gives refreshing sleep.

Lost, somewhere between postoftice and west Washington, bunch of keys on two ring* with chain. Finder please leave at postottlce or Chas. Broad-

street's.

An elegant line of ladies and childrens knit underwear at Dan Langdon’* dry goods store. 281t'2&w Green and red is the combination in fall ties. See them at the Hub. 279t3

Ve-RY EOOINOTvy ICR L 'fK N D CH EAR.

jd. 8. [^er^iek 9 ^o.

THE BEST OF

Groceries, Fruits Ruts

ond Vegetables.

# $

* t * <* t * 4

\ P P

P P

See those Hub.

beautiful new

tie* at the 279t3

HAMIL/TOX’S. A full line of Qutensware. This is the store for low prices and t;ood bargains. Fancy gro-

ceries a specialty.

Southeast Corner Square.

P P P

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NECKWEAR -< IN ENDLESS VARIETY

The be*t coffee at W. A. Howe’s.

cts. a pound at It.

Republican Speakings,

^ STAMP HERE.

We have received the latest productions of the well known Carter and Holmes make of which we have the exclusive agency.

NO, 6 E! AST

WASH, STREET,

S'JTHF.RLIP.

THIS IS A CAR OF CRAWFORD COAL.

None better. I am exclusive agent. Call and see me before placing your orcers. Banner Times Block. May Tennant.

Congressman Charles N. Fowler, of New Jersey, at court house, Saturday Sept. 19, 1 :.°>0 p. m. James T. Johnston, Saturday Sept. 19, 1:30 p.m., at Fincastle. John L. Griffith, Cloverdale, Saturday, Oct. 24, 1:30 p m., and at Greencastle same date 7:30 p. m. Congressman J. Frank Hanley, Russellville, Friday Oct. 2, 1:30 p. m., and Roachdale same date 7 p. m;and at Greencastle, Saturday,

Oct. 3 at 2:30.

Smiley N Chambers, at Fillmore,

Sept. 12, seven o'clock.

Hon. Hanson Grimes, of Nebraska and A. O. Lockridge, of Greencastle, Russellville, Saturday

Sept. 12, 1:30 p. m.

Hon. Geo. W. Hanna and Dr. A.

H. Moore at

Floyd township, Tuesday, Sept. 15,

at 7 p. m.

Dr. A. H. Moore at Fincastle, Saturday Sept. 12. at 7 :00 p. m. B. F. Corwin, at Mt. Meridian,

Sept. 12, 7 p. m.

A. C. Harris, of Indianapolis, at

Any one having second hand cook stove for sale call at 2UH West Washington Street. 279-3t.

Discard your old tie. at tiie Hub.

Buy a new one 279t3

The IVoather. The inaicaLionu lor tins vicinity for the coming thirty-six hours are as follows as received bv H. S. Renick & Co. from the otiicial weather bureau at Chicago.

All persons indebted to the estate of 1 Dr. Neale will please call at JtKi Ea-t - f®*

Washington and settle at ouee.

Mrs. G. C. Nkale,

272-12t & 36-2t. Admrx.

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

Campaign badges millinery store.

Mrs. Shore’s 276-31 e o d

A fine silk seal plush eaoe will be given by Dan Langdon to the lady exhibiting the best colleatioii of preserves in hi* store window at the fair Sept. 16.

Centre school house,' The best cloak house in town. 2Slt2iJfc\v

Crawlordaville Fair.

On account of Craw fords ville fair, Sept. 7rn to 12th Motion route will make a rate of one and one third fare for

round trip.

Thursday and Friday Sept. 10th and 11th special trains will be run, passing Greencastle at 8:15 a. in. Rate for later date* will be one fare for round trip

J. A. Michaki., Agt.

Chicago, 111., Sept. 9.

Local rains with lower temp-

^^erature in west portion. ThursI day showers; cooler. Gauiuott.

The following local observations

as 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 yesterday ,. *3.0 Minimum " *■ fis.O I'cmperature today. T a . m 72.0

noon *3.0

'tala fall, melod syov (Inches) .00 The noon temperature Is taken dally by ths

Hax.xkh Timcs.

Reelsville, Sept. IB, 2 p m ; at Bain-

25,000 people of American descent, wno bridge, Sept. 17, 7pm: at Clinton I Falls, Sept 18. at 2 p m ; at Roach-, Xow u vour opportunity to get a fine dale Sept. 19, at 1 :30 pm. I pluKh cap ; of t ,„. best cloak house in M. D. White of Orawfordsville, j (] ie city for nothing. See Dan Langat Roachdale, Friday Sept. Il, 7 1 don’s premium oiler for the fair the pm. ' 110th. 28U2&W

were attiacted there by the natural advantage- of the country, not by the free

coinage.

Mr. Vandley Humphrey, of Messena, Ind and .Mis- Frances 'Vallace, of Belle Union, were married thi- afternoon at

To <Hr«* a Cold In One Ika) . Take Laxative Bro'iio Quinine Tab let*. A I druggist* refund the money if it fails to cure. 25c. 108tD.

The new dress goods just received by Dan Langdon are lovely and were never cheaper. Call and see them. 2t

If you want correct styles in neck wear go.to the Huh this week while the assortment is large. 279t3

1 am still in the coal business, j-ee me before placing < eders. John Cawley

J. B. Tinker is on the sick threatened with typhoid fever.

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