Daily Greencastle Banner and Times, Greencastle, Putnam County, 30 September 1896 — Page 3

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r>.*r:N>r Wednesday September 30 is^h

r'OM© ^ OOWN And see the fine line of House Furnishing Goods

Foreign Missionary

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CARRIED BY

TUCKER & MALONEY, [east side SQUAKE. - - Honest Dealing and Fair Treatment to all.

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COKE

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1 Louis l Hags.

Ihe best Pennsylvania Gas Coal Coke crushed $4.00 a ton;uncrushed$3 5oa ton; delivered at y« iur home. Coke is the cheapest and cleanest fuel for base burners and furnace. Gideon JJinll, AGENT FOR TERRE HAUTE GAS CO WH S. C ollcffc Avi*., DeMotte Property.

" 11. \V. WHITES, | merchant Tailor. •;

Has just received a full line of FALL AND . . WINTER WOOLENS For Suita. Overcoats, Pantaloons* Call on Him Before Purehustnir. Cleaning and Repairing u Specialty. Oppo»/fc» Host Oftlco. Over - Jones’ - Drug - Store*

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THE LOCAL FIELD What is Going on in and About Fair Greencastie. LATEST CITY HAPS AND MISHAPS. Where Our People p.re Going Hurt Where Their Guefltfl *tre Stopping—New« of Interest Over the City—The Bent Column in th» Paper for Quirk Kentliug.

DON'T THINK Of lending the city, even for a short time, without ordering the Daily Rannek Times to follow you. It costa you but 10 cents a week as it does here at home, and the address will be changed as often as vou desire.

U/e l?avq f[?e Best JaeKsoi? ^oal ••• To be had, and will deliver the same at any day and hour. J0jf|^lfEY9<?0., S0d5f? (jF?EE|^S5C£.

(Personals and society notes are solicited and will be inserted if writer's name and address Is attached, not to bejlnserted, but as an evidence of (rood faith. None (but truthful

items are desired.)

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CARD.

Some one, knowing about my business than

myself, 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 °f D. P. LI. 6n the same plan

as heretofore.

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T. .1. McAdams was in Terre Haute yesterday. H. H. Hillis went to Terre Haute this morning. J. O. Pennington, of Ladoga, was in town yesterday. Dr. Gillespie, of Keelsvll’.e, was in the city yesterday. Dr. J. P. D. John is at home from Iowa and Missouri. Rev. Samuel Longdeu D at home from a visit in Indianapolis. W. J. IJeekett. of Indianapolis, is here attending circuit court. Mrs. Will Maloney has returned from a vi'it with relatives in Indianapolis. Milton Starr, of Nebraska, arrived this evening to visit his biother, W. E.

Starr.

Col. Longneiker, of Roaclidale, was in the city yesterday, going to Brazil in the evening Mrs. Case has returned to her home in Attica after a visit with Mr. and

Baptist Woman’s

s >ciety.

Miss Sallie Crow lias gone to Arthur,

Illinois.

J. T. Gest has gone to Bainbridgt* and Roaclidale in the interests of the Singer

machine.

James McCoy, of Cloverdale. will move to this city to make his home. He will probably buy property here. The Epworth League of College Avenue church will entertain their friends at the home of Dr. and Mrs. John this evening. Hours 7 to 10. Ah. Hensley called today and asked to he put on record for McKinley. Ab. says he don't want any of Bryan in his. He has seen that it will not work. D. K. Williamson, of this city, was Tuesday named as elector on the fusion ticket at Indianapolis by which the democrats get 10 and the populists 5 eleetorial candidates. Mr. Alonzo Lee and Miss Vinnie Neal will be married at 8:30 tomorrow evening at the home of Mr. and Mr>. John Neal, corner of Seventh and Voorhees.— Terre Huute Tribune The Woman’s Missionary society of the Christian church will give a “Missionary Tea” from 2 to 5 o’clock, Friday afternoon, Oct. *2, at the church. No charges. Object, a good social time. Every sister of the church most cordially invited to attend. A meeting of the Bryan free silver students of Del’anw was called for 1:30 o’clock this afternoen at Smith Matson's law ollice, but it did not materialize. A repoiter of the Banner Times was in the neighborhood and counted the large number of two, who in i espouse to the question of a fellow student “if they wet*** all the Bryan students in the university” replied that they were a “part of them.” The two students did not remain long, but re-

tired.

The bright young legal luminary of

the handbill attended the meeting of the colored McKinley club on Monday evening and wrote about a column of silly twaddle about the colored boys. He tries to show them to be ignorant and with an endeayot to he cute makes light of their language. The negro hoys ot Greencastie are better educated ami better posted than those of any of their neighboring cities and the republicans have constantly aided them in their struggles to get an education. If the democrats had their way the negroes would have no rights and it is hut in line for the junior luminary of the handbill to traduce ‘.hem, misrepresent them and make fun of their meetings.

Dr. A. H. Moore had two splendid

meetings Tuesday despite the terrible weather. At Belle Union a crowd ol fully 150 was crowded into a blacksmith shop. Seats were placed close together and knees touched hacks so closely were hearers packed together. Notwithstanding the poor protection afl’orded by the building, not a man left but for an hour and a half they remained to hear the next representative. Dr. Moore gave them his sound money, protection and reciprocity views in an eloquent manner and he made votes thereby. He was followed by H. C. Lewis in a speech of thirty minutes in which lie showed up the bond record of the county and the ett'orts of the court house crowd to keep everything covered up. His reference to Mr. Reat's

election as commissioner

COUNTRY LOCAL NEWS, Interesting Items from Principal Points of Putnam County. NORTH JACKSON Work on tne Lick Creek bridge is progressing nicely. Wm. Grooms moved into the house vacated by W. F. Siddens. Mrs. James Bartlett, of Boone county, was here to attend the funeral of her brother, Mr. Gordon. Thomas Ball will move into the house vacated by Mr. Grooms. May and Oscar Young visited in Hendricks county Saturday. Mr. Samuel E. Gordon, a highly respected citizen, dropped dead while shuekiiiT corn in hi- field Friday. Sept. 35th. The funeral services were eonducted by Elder Reed, of Roaclidale. and the remains were interred at the Ford cemetry. CARPr.NTERSVII.LE. Mr. and Mrs. William-on and daughter, of Indianapolis, visited Ids parents

Sunday.

Mr. Win. Quinton returned to Kentucky Tuesday after a few weeks’ vi-it with relatives here. Several from here attended the speaking at Bainhridge Saturday afternoon. Asa Hall nought Verge Bridges’ property and Bridges bought Dr. Harris’ property. Both panic- moved on j

Monday.

W. G. Hall is building an addition to j

his residence.

II. C. Collins’ and James Terry’s vis- j ited at Omer Britton’s Sunday.

BIG STOVE DISPLAY. Oaks, Air-Tights, Hard Coal Burners, Majestic Steel Bange?,

etc., at

COOPER BROS.' HARDWARE GO., ©OUTMWEIST GOF?. SQUARE.

Alphcus Birch

Siapie ago Fancy Has.

S. W. Corner Public Square

Telephone No.QO I keep best quality of GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, QUEENSWARE and TINWARE Prices reasonable, satisfaction assured.

BRICK CHAPEL. Allen is having

While the Evenings and o Movnimis are Cool

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Millard painted.

Mr. and Mrs. Hugh DeVore and Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Mugg. <>f Quincy, visited J. B. Hammond and family over

Sunday.

Simpson O’Hair and wife and Berry Konkright attended the ohl soldiers’ reunion rt Ladoga the 23rd and 24th. They report a fine time and are loud in their praise of the Ladoga hospitality. Aunt Nancy Hart is visiting relativeat Pcrtland tins week.

TRY ONE OF OUR

Oil Heaters.

VeRY RCONOTvy IOTA L_ 7AIND G H Er 7A P.

Mrs. M. J . Beckett.

Mrs. Chits. Eiteljorg returned to her ''ondng

home in Terre Haute last evening after [ brought forth great applause. At night , visit with Carl Eiteljorg. ! 8 P oke for "" 1,0 " r in l ue -

i teke’^ liull in South Greencastie. The

J. I*. Alice and his stenographer, | was well filled and the audience Miss Jennie Bridges, went to ' ' :1 .'bui w ^ , (tt( . nt j ve am j \i r , Moore this morning to take depositions. W!l8 frequently applauded. The rain Fd Hutlman, the largest land owner kept a number away but those who

of Putnam county will move to this '"d go were well repaid,

city to make his home and will buy The residence of Mr. and Mrs. M. J property here. Beckett was the scene last evening of

„ i, one of the most pleasant events of the

Attorneys John B. . am am 1 ,It was the tarewell reception l.ntta, of Indianapolis, iu< Hgi-ttii' ,0 Rev. and Mrs. Moore, given by the

dillerent organizations connected with

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at tin* Bel nap. They are connected with a case in tin* circuit court here.

Locust Street chu’ch. Notwithscaud-

A!1 kind- of pot and bedding plants, cut flowers and floral designs a specialty. T^RS. 7VV. J. CHHI=F*EE. Corner Blooming*-n ..ml Anderson Streets

Mrs. Laura P. Worley, of St. Louis, jog tin* disagreeable weather the spacMo.. and Mrs O. W. Davidson, of jous reception rooms were filled with ! Nashville, Term., were in the city yes- the members of Mr. Moore’s congregaterdav on their way home from Elicits- tion and'heir fitends, who thus took v j]l e- advantage of their last opportunity to

expre-s their regard for their pastor's

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J. W. Price, of Panther West, Va., is here visPiug his brother, J. D. I rice and father W. P. Price. Mr. Price ilumber inspector for the Palmer lumbei

company.

Mrs. Stimson and Miss Nora Hainmerly went to Bethel < hapel. near Fill-

service and their regret at his immediate departure. An entertaining musical program was given, consisting of vocal a*ol piano members by young people of the church. Late in the evening Prof. Naylor made a neat ad(1,ess in the name of the church, ex-

BKLI.K UNION. MissGertiude Bastin will stay with her uncle and attend graded school this

wilder.

Rubin Mastin and Frank Hill are our new butchers. Manager Scott of the base ball nine says that the season of ’9ii is closed with the club standing of .750; tallies won 258. lost 101. Mis necessary expenses for the season lias been $97.13 outside of salaries, and lie merely gives the figures to show that even base ball on a small scale can not be run without

money.

Rev. T < . Vaughan and family vis-15 ited S. P. Vaughan Sunday. 0 D. W. Macy, our genial candidate for | * hcitl’. appear- again upon our streets I# -milii gly after being confined to his

room a few days with sickness. A rumor is afloat that there will be a

“quart shop” brought to town in the near future. We do not believe our good people will allow such a tiling and | tlie sentiments of tho-e who abhor -itch j

a step should be freely expressed. Patrick McAvoy, of Cloverdale, has

moved to Finland Runyan’a farm and | Harrison MeCainey to the farm of Van I

Runyan.

A. A. and Noah Woods who traded ] farms lately, are now changing places. Free silver is rarely mentioned upon our streets of late, while a few weeks back it w is ail the talk from morning till night. Farmers are busy sowing wheat while cholera is busy killing beg-, in our sec-

tion.

Dr. Bastin has placed a new veranda ou ihe east side of his tcsidence. Hon. Foley's talk at Runyan’s & Dobbs’ shop last week \va- all folly. As Uncle Nick says he only told one truth which was “There are thousandout of employment today.” Dr. Moore talked McKinleyism and protec*ion to a large crowd of republicans, populists, democrats and prohibitionists in our town Tuesday and no speaker lias commanded the attention of a crowd in Belle Union as did the doctor. T he facts as presented by him areas “bread east upon th** water-.’ Echo.

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HAMILVTON’S. A fall line of Qutensware. This is the store for low prices and qood bargains. Fancy gro-

ceries a specialty.

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more this morning to at .end tin , " 11 ''1 | )rcsg j„,r the common regret at the de- ^ .. hi.:-.. T 1 n A can.'intintT. 1 n ....

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pa'ture of their pastJ 1 * and his wife. Mi. Deerliake followed speaking for the senior Epwoith League. One of his remarks was that Mr. Moore's influence for the good in tiie past year would have an influence over almost the entire world, because in his congregation were young men and ladies from all ! countries, who bad been benefltted by Mr. Moore’s pastorage. Miss Edith Abbott, spoke of the love which the {junior League had for their pastor. Mrs. Prof. Longden presented to Mr. and Mis. Moore two handsome upholstered rocking chairs to be a remembrance of the many happy occasions which the Ladies’ Aid society had enjoyed in the company of their departing friends. The company broke up at a late hour after the serving of refreshments. Mr. and Mrs. Moore expect to feMk leave Thursday for their new home in

Rockport.

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PI’TNAM VILLE.

School commenced here Monday with Will 1 . Sackett as principal and Mi--Nellie Lewis in charge of the primary. fJWm. Turner moved into the Dunbar

property this week.

There willbe an entertainment at the

M. E. church Saturday night.

Hon. A. H. Moore spoke here in Curtis hull Saturday night to a large audi- 1 enoe. The hall was well filled long before time for the speaking to begin, and i

manv were unable to gain admittance, i f r . , , , , . ,, , Ihe tu.ccvinkr hi al on-i-rvuuoii-

Mr. Moore made a forcible speech. He | ag taken (|(ll| |(V Gliv Wl lson who dealt principally with the silver que-iou in d weather and had the attention of ^eral free , loCHmi on lhe ro „ f

silver men. He had the audience with the We9t Col , building :

him from the start and was given the , closest attention to the end. Mr. Moore is the best campaign speaker in Putnam

The W>U!.«»r. To < tire a Cold In One l>a> .

The innicAlionu lor tiiiB vicihity Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tabtor the coming thirty -six hours are lets. All druggists refund the money

follows ap received bv H. 5f. H it fails to cure. 25c. 208t D.

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weather bureau at Chicago.

t i:u ago 111., Sept. 30.

Clearing late this afternoon, ^^fair tonight a d Thursday.

Gauriott.

See the Blue Flame Oil Burner at Reuick's hardware store, no wood; no eua). Better than natural gas. 89eod9

Order a trial sack of Vandalia Mills “Imperial” or Best High Grade. Sold by all grocers. 202-eod.

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

Walter Alhaugh is authorized to collect the accounts of the late Dr. G. C. Neale. 2t. Agnks E. Nealk.

Maximum temperature yesterday.

Minimum

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The Banner Times telephone news

femperaturetoday.ia^. m................. 47.;; mmlb ,. r i8 „ 5 . Remember it when yoi

county today. His speech of Saturday 'lain fall, melted snow (inches) zsi hnve an item. We want the news. mght and the manv hard thrusts he The norm tempertturs la taken dally by the gave free silver ami repudiation, will ANNKU ,¥ ^ 8 * l or Job Printing see result in an increased republican ma- Great ^ prove the Kreat mvrit ot The Banneh Times, primer Jority on Nov. 3rd. , Hood’s Sarsaparilla, and great merit I The best of engraved cards furnished Go to Barwick’e for fresh lish, chick- enables it to aceoiui>li*h wonderful on short notice at this otlice. Send us ens and game. It 1 cures. i.- 1 your order. tf.

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