Daily Greencastle Banner and Times, Greencastle, Putnam County, 29 September 1896 — Page 3
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7rTE ^ \TN>rr TIMES. GHEE>>ASTLE. EVDIAISA. Tt'ESDATi SEPTEMBER 29
r , 0ME SOWN
And see the fine line of House Furnishing Goods CARRIED BY
township sixty ilays an>] in the precinct
thirty days.
John Boland, of Terre Haute, w - as
in town today.
Mrs. Kitchen is at home from Mar-
John Cross. Mr. Cross drove down to this city, and his horse cot out of it. burn Sunday night It visited a railroad crossing on the Monon and got its leg broken. It was killed today and re-
shall, 111., where she has been visiting, i ' et ' ' t '' I 1 ' 4 ' 11
TUCKER & MALONEY
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Elmer Ilieks. of Indianapolis, is visting his mother, Mrs. S. K. Dicks, at Maple Grove. Mrs. Gardner, of Jamestown, who has been visiting Mr. and Mrs. John Cross has gone to her home. M. X. Reeves has been appointed guardian of Grace Reeves et al. the minor iieirs of Julia M. Reeves, de-
ceased.
The Epworth League of Locust Street M. E. church will give a farewell
Honest Dealing and Fair Treatment to all. I reception to Rev. and Mrs. L. D. Moore - . 1 at the residence of M. J. Beckett to-
night.
Dr. A. H. Moore will speak at Harris
Pew
Shoes^ For Fall and Winter are now being
received at
Louis & Hags.
COKE
The best Pennsylvania Gas Coal Coke crushed $4.00 a
mill platform. South Greencastle, Tuesday evening at 7:30 o’clock. The Fox Ridge and Greencastle cluhs will attend
J ton; uncrushed $3.50 a ton;de- ani1 K«» 4 *rally are invited. s? livprpH al-vnnrLrtmo r^L- a b Jerome M. King, who has been s
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liveredat your home. Coke is the cheapest and cleanest fuel for base burners and furnace.
Gideon Dinll,
ACENT FOR TERRE HAUTE GAS CO 916 S. < ollege Ave., DeMotte Property.
WHITB, | merchant Tailor. ^5 —O Has just received a full ^
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THE LOCAL FIELD What is Going on in and About
Fair Greencastle.
LATEST CITY HAPS AND MISHAPS. Where Our People p.re Going and Where Their Guent* nre Stopping—Newn off Interest Over the City—The Pent Column in th* Paper ffor Quick Keailing. soiltll
line of
FALL AND . . WINTER WOOLENS For Suits. Overcoats, Pantaloons ’ . . . Call on Him Before Purchasing. Cleaning and Repairing a
Specialty.
Opposite Off/co, Over - Jones’ - Drug - Store-
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King, who has been study-
ing medicine with Dr. Poole during the summer, has returned to New York City to complete his course in the medical department of the New York uni-
versity.
Mrs. Margaret Matthews entertained j a small company of friends last evening at supper in honor of Rev. and Mrs. L. I D. Moore, who leave this week for ! their new home in Rockport. Those I attending were Dr. and Mrs. Edwin j Post. Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Beckett and
! Prof and Mrs. Naylor.
At the .June session of the county
commissioner- Jefferson township was divided into two voting precincts one to be located at Belle Union and the other at Mt. Meridian, the line running through the township from north to
In Greencastle township the
DON’T THINK Of leaving the city, even for a short time, without ordering the Daily Hasseh Times to follow you. It costa you but 10 cents a ween as it does here at home, and the address will be chnnired 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 bejinserted, but as an | evidence of (toisl faith. Nonejbut truthful Items are desired.)
Hie l?auq tl?e Best JaeKsop ^oal ••• To be had, and will deliver the same at any day and hour. JOf^I^EV^O., S0U5I? <;FtEEft<?/lS5C(.
CARD. Some one, knowing more about my business than I do m yself, has spread the report that I am to open a “Club House" this fall. I desire to have it distinctly understood that I shall open my Dining Hall, 510 East Seminary street to the students °fD. P. U. on the same plan as heretofore. [tarry fi Pfeiffer, : kind-of pot and bedding plants, cit (towers and tloral designs a specialty.
G. C. Moore was in Indianapolis yes-
terday.
E. Marquis went to Indianapolis this morning. F. Lyon went to Terre Haute yesterday evening. C. II. Goldsmith, of Terre Haute, was here on business. R. S. Tennant, of Terre Haute, was in the city yesterday. Ralph Dowling returned from Terre Haute Sunday evening. Joseph Cline, of Roachdale, was at the Commercial yesterday. Harry Langdon lias gone to Indianapolis to enter medical college. Mrs. Dr. Dobbins, of Franklin, is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. H.
Crow.
Mrs. Miller, of Richmond, is visiting her daughter, who is in the school of
music.
Rev. M. L. Collier Inis moved to Marshall, III., where he lias charge of a
church.
The Katy Emmett opera troupe stopped over in the city last night going to Brazil tlm morning.
following territory wa- taken from Limedale precinct ami made a part of the north precinct of Greencastle township. Beginning where the Indianapolis and Wabash gravel road intersects the west corporation line of ihe city of Greencastle on the south side of said road, 1 hence south with said line to where the same intersects Walnut street thence west from Walnut street with the county road to where it intersects the Indianapolis and Wabash gravel road, tiienee with the south side qf said I road to the place of beginning. Parties living in said territory should govern themselves accordingly and not lose
their votes by removal.
The paper by Rev. W. K. Weaver of tlie Presbyterian church, before the Gentlemen’s club lust night on “The Sinfulness of Using the Authorized Version of the Bible” was one of the most interesting productions to which the club has listened and evoked more general criticism than any other read during the past year. The writer showed that the so-called Authorized Version of the scriptures which was prepared and issued under the reign of King James the Second of England, : - fuil of inaccuracies and misstatements the number exceeding thirty-five thousand. In the light of modern history and human progress it is -o grossly out of line its use should be abandoned by all the churches. The Presbyterian church uses the Revised Version and Mr. Weaver produced a chart showing that the translators of the latter had access to scores of manuscript which King James’ editors never saw or heard of. The paper showed exhaustive research, deep thought, and ihe most dis-
The club met with Mr. Jerome Allen.
Dr. Keiirhtley went to Indianapolis this morning to attend a meeting of the Populist State Central committee. While talking to a Bannkk Times reporter at the depot, he stated that the populists had received a proposition that if they would fuse with the democrats they would be given five electoral votes. He also stated that he had never seen nor heard of any of that $70,000 the democrats report had been used as a bribe by the republicans to induce the Populist Central committee to agree not to fuse with the democrats, and that the whole report was a campaign
fake of the vilest character.
A reporter banged against the door of the court room this afternoon and found a number of democrats in secret conference. A bailifi tired the reporter but through the temporary opening in the door it could he seen that Mr. Col
liver was at last in the chair.
The Woman's League of College Avenue church will hold its regular meeting on Wednesday in the church parlor at 2 :30 p. m. Election of ottleers and a full attendance requested. All members of the church and congrega-
tion invited.
Omer Welch. Wm. Peyton and John Paris were before the mayor this morning for engaging m a three cornered fight in 'South Greencastle. Welch was fined for assault and battery and the other two for intoxication. C. B. Case has accepted au invitation from the .State committee and will give a week to the state campaign, speaking in northern Indiana. He will begin
about Oct. 10.
F. M. Lyon went to Barnard at noon. He will spend the remainder of the week visiting schools over the county. It. 11. Crouch, of Brazil, who visited his sister. Mrs. Frances Cheek, a short time today, went to Lafayette at noon. Chuck Burch plead guilty in the circuit court to theft and was sentenbed to two years in the penitentiary. Mrs. Lydia Jones, who lias been visiting Chas Sellars, has gone to her home in Leroy, Kansas. S. 11. Judy has gone to New 1’aris, Ohio, to sell stock for Messrs. Dunn
and Reed.
John Chaffee and G. F. Lewis have gone to Indianapolis to enter Medical
college.
Sel Brazie, Dr. Grey and Dan Roland have gone to Arkansas to hunt. W. T. Scott ami Miss Stella DeMotte have gone to < orwin, Kansas. Born to Wm. Soper and wife, city, Sept. 29, a daughter.
BIG STOVE DISPLAY. Oaks, Air-Tights, Hard Coal Burners, Majestic Steel Ranges,
etc., at
COOPER BROS.’ HARDWARE GO.,
SOUTHWEST OOF?. SQUARE.
Alphcus Birch
Siipie anil Fancy Sneiies.
S, W. Corner Public Square
Telephone No 90 I keep best quality of GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, QUEENSWARE and TINWARE Prices reasonable, satisfaction assured.
While the Evenings and Momimrs are Cool
TRY ONE OF OUR
HI Heaters.
Mrs. Dan O’Connell has gone to Terre Haute fur a visit.
Mrs. Gather wood visit in Roachdale.
is at home from a
VORY E-CONOTUVICTAL- 7AIND C H EH R.
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THE BEST OF ... . *
Robt. Graham this afternoon. ft. P. Cowger lias gone on business. R. B Hurley went to Cloveniale tins afternoon.
went to Indianapolis
to Montieello
Elder Brown, of this city, and A. L.
Orkett, of Indianapolis, are conducting Whui
protracted meetings at Fillmore. Rev. Murray and family have moved their household goods to Greenup, 111 , Mr. Murray having been transferred to
that city.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Leaehman and children have returned to their home in
Knightsville. after a ftnldons and family.
Mrs Helen Greenleaf-Mahurin, of was frequently interrupted by applause Indianapolis, is here fora two weeks | and it gave full satisfaction to the club, visit with home folks. Mr. Mahurin - Among other things Mr. Edmonson will arrive ftuturdav. |said: The democrats had accused Mr.
Harrison of saying "a dollar a day is
The McKinley Gold Bugs had a good meeting last night at the Mayor's office. A large crowd wa- present to hear the speeches. Adam Edmon-on, of Brick Chapel, addressing the club at length and telling his assembled eulnn-d broth-
visit with T. J. Iers why they should vote the repub-
I lican ticket. Mr. Edmonson’s speech
Mrs. F F.‘Shepperd and Mrs. J. P.
| enough for any working man.” He
Hayley, of ftoiii<-.--.. Ky., an \i 'J' 11 ” | Mr. Harrison had given the work MTs. F. C. Jacobs, who is the daughter ^ ^ aolliir a (l;iy but that Mr cleve .
land had give them nothing but soup
^RS. 7VY. J. I torner liloomintr* -n
OHKFFEE.
and ,-ister respectively of the two ladies. If a voter moves from one precinct
Oct.
Circuit Cuurt. Joseph Crawley vs Annie Moore et al., mechanics’ lein, finding for plaintifi, .fy'J.fiO. E. B. Evans vs M. T. Kelly, attachment, finding for plaintiff, $238.70. B. B. Cline vs W. A. Bowen et al., note, judgment for $4<)l.lu. Nancy Hibhs estate, land sale, deed confirmed. K. Grantham, admr.. vs Lillie M. Cannon et al, land sale; private sale ordered. Thos. Baumunk vs Thos. Boyd et al, damages; dismissed. The cases of the Greencastle Manufacturing Co. vs R. L. O’llair. F. A. Hays, M. I). Bridges, I). W. Alspaugh et al, were granted an appeal to appellate eourt.
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Groceries, Fruits Nuts
nd Vegetables.
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HAMILTON’S. A full line of Outensware. This is the store for low prices and qood bargains. Fancy groceries a specialty. Southeast Corner Square.
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to another after next Saturday
nd Anderson Streets 3rd, he will not be a legal voter at the
election on Xov. 3rd. Moving within tlic precinct makes no difference. To ho a legal voter in Indiana a man iniist have resided in the United States
Subscribe for the Bannkk Times one year, in the state -ix months, in the
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Wall ::: 1 Viper at GREATLY REDUCED PRICES at MIEN’S * DRUG * STORE. We have a Rood stock 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 ft! LOWEST PRICES.^
houses. He said that the crime of 1S73 had never been heard of until three mouths before the Chicago convention and never would have been heard of had not the populists discovered that they could catch the democrat* by that cry. That the democrat party, when they went to Chicago, was like the man who went fishing without any worms, did not know what they would do when they got there. He said that when they gut there they had to bait to catch the voters and as the populist had the ! only bait iu sight, that, they stole the ! populist bait, or that the populist had | caught them with their bait, he did not know which. The hard times. Do said, i had not been brought about by the lack of money, hut by the lack of conj fidence, for confidence had stepped down and out when Mr. Clevelakd took the presidential chair. Restore confieence ain' every factory will start up.
llairltiui- L,i<tens<*k. Edward M. McMurray and Katie F. Williams; Melvin Rodgers and Alice O'Mullane.
Dr, A. H, Moore speaks at Lueteke’s hall. South Greencastle, tonight at 7:30 o’clock. Everybody invited Others should ilaye Credit. To the Editor of the Danner Times: The ladies of the Woman’s Re lief Corps feel that others beside themselves should receive credit for their kind help in caring for Mrs. Sarah Munson the past year. Mrs. Ames, Mrs. G. C. Moore and many other friends and neighbors were very kind and helpful. We feel that iu getting her a place in the Soldiers’ Widows Home at La layette we have done a good work,
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\Y>j hnve received the latest productions of' the well known Carter and Holmes make of which we have the exclusive agency.
NO- 6 EAST
WASH. STREET
SUTHERLII?.
THIS IS A CAR OF CRAWFORD COAL.
i am exclusive agent. Cali and see me before placing your orders. Banner Times Block. May Tennant.
as she will have the best of care
every man have work, tramps and soup , and medlcal attemion the much
houses will disappear, and then the
farmer/laboring man ali will again be ! ^ ,e “* ,er ^ an we could possibly hu\t
enabled to buy the necessities of life. James Uros* has returned to his home in Lebanon alter a visit with his son,
given her during the winter.
Lou Rader, Pres. Lii.lv Ashton. Sec.
The Wfimtrier*
The indications for this vicinity or the coming thirty-six hours are as follows ae received bv H. S. Renick it ( u. from the official weather bureau at Chicago.
Chicago, 111., Sept. 29.
Showers and cooler this afJ^ternoon and tonight, probably
clearing Wednesday.
Gahkiott.
The following local observations ns taken daily by Guy- Wilson who
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To < nre u Cold In One ■>»)', Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab-b-ts. All druggists icfuim ilie money if it fail* to cure. 25c. 2(Wi D.
No other ll'iir ike Vandalia Mills. Ile-i hieii gnulc for nice bread and ik'S. Ghv it i Dial. Sold only in : - o-ks. Used by ** »- •
while here.
Mrs. Ewing
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i am s’ill in the eoal business. See me in 'ore placing orders. JohnCawley
Mrs. Grant overpeck, of < linfon, and D-r -i-1 r. M r*. I v -lluTharp, of lliitche- . , son. Kan-., have l•etl4rneli to their
is in charge ot the otiicial weather Domes at mr a vi-ir with Wm. Lewis, of
instruments boated on the roof of{ Putuamville
the West College building: Maximum temperature ysterday q.n I lowers 1m sale at G, IV. Herrings,
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Minimum
iVinperature today. ? a . m ’ noon Iltiin full, melted snow (inches)
The noon temperature is taken dally tiy the
Uannfk Times.
You need Hood’s Sarsaparilla to enrich and purify your blood, create an appetite and give sweet, refreshing
sleep-
113 llaiina -treel. at once.
296-it.
Mr*. Simpson, -rate secretary of the Baptist Woman'- Foreign Eissionary soctet\ . is tli” gne-t of the ladies of the local -ooietv. She will he entertained at Miss Vermilion’s.
Miss Ray Webster is on the the sick list.
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