Daily Greencastle Banner and Times, Greencastle, Putnam County, 26 October 1896 — Page 3
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THE DAILY BANNER TIMES, GREENCASTLE, INDIANA.
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COKE The best Pennsylvania Gas Coal Coke crushed $4.00 a ton; uncrushed $3 .50 a ton ; delivered at y< >ur home. Coke is the cheapest and cleanest fuel ! for base burners and furnace. O/V/eon JJinll, AGENT FOR TERRE HAUTE GAS CO U1HS. < ollege Avi\, l>«* rfottD Property.
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FALL AND . . WINTER WOOLENS For Suits, Overcoats, Pantaloons* Call on Him Before Purchasing. Cleaning ami Repairing a
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THE LOCAL FIELD What is Going on in and About Fair Greencastle. LATEST CITY HAPS AND MISHAPS. WHere Our People . *3 Goins and Where Their Giiefltn are Stopping—Newx of Interiist Over the City—The 15e»t Column !n tha Paper for Quiek lieadliiK* DON’T THINK Of loavii.ir the city, even for a abort time, without ordering’ the Daily Bannkr 'ITmfs to follcw you. It costs you but 10 cents a wec*K as it does here at home, and the address will he changed as often as \ou desire.
U/e tyavq tl^e Best j30^809 ^oal* To be had, and will deliver the same at any day and hour. JOjHfl I^!!JEY9<$0., SOd59 CREE^SSC^.
(Persona’s and society notes arc solicited and will be inserted if writer’s name and address is attached, not toJbOeinscrted, but as an evidence of grood faith. None'Jbut truthful items are desired.)
Several cold waves are headed this way. Get your-^”"
in the cellar before the snow Hies and save trouble, annoyance and money. Place your order now by phone 50, or drop me a card through the post oflice and I will see you, or call at No. 901 S Indiana
St.
FRANK BLACKMAN, Student Coal Dealer. JAMES M. HURLEY.
REAL ESTATE,
INSURANCE AND LOANS. Do you want to buy a farm?
Do you want to sell? Do you want to rent?
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J. W. \\ eik will speak in Portland to-
night.
F. C. Jacobs went to Hamricks this
morning.
Dr. Evans went to Terre Haute this
morning.
Dr. Baker went to Indianapolis this
morning.
Mrs. F. G. Gilmore is visiting in Laurel, 1 ml. Jesse W. Lee, of St. Louis, was here over Sunday. E. C. L. Bartow visited in Indianapolis yesterday. A. Greenleaf went to Indianapolis this morning. The Misses O’Brien spent Sunday in Terre Haute. Miss Genevieve Ames spent the day in Indianapolis. Miss Gose, of ReeisvDle, is the guc t of Mrs. Woodman. Miss Bessie Saekett is at home from a visit in Lafayette. Born to George Herrell and wife, Oct. 25. twin hove. Harry Graham, of Indianapolis, spent Sunday in the oily. Claud Reeves, of Bloomington, visited relatives here yesterday. W. II. Williams and Myrtle Tharp h ivo been licensed to marry. Miss Mary Casey, of Fo'ilauet. registered at the Bcluup yesterday. C. B, Case is in Charleston, Ind., today where he will make a speech. Wm. Lavelle, of l.uhaiiapolis, spent Sunday with his aisle-*, Mrs. Lee Ham-
ilton.
Mrs. W. R. Callahan has gone (o Terre Haute to visii T. J.G ■ IMi a id
fatpilv.
W. X. Steele, of the American Kx- : preas company, visited his family yes-
terday.
Mrs. E. F. Hasty, of Pendl-ton, is j visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. J. R.
! M. Allen.
Mr. William Franz Van Loo of New Yoi k. is the guest of M iss Ma k* Ivl/i'beth Banaby. Bn Halo Bill’s Wild West show passed through here yesterday, going east to wii.ter quarters. J. T. Pounds and John H. Hutherlin, of Roachdale, registered at the Commercial yesterday. II. D. JacLsoo. of »' awfordsville, spent Sunday with his sister, Miss Emma Jackson, and mother. A horse belonging to liarnaby Bros, which was being used in unloading logs from a ear was jerked over back-
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wards by a log and his skull crushed iu by* the shock. Mrs. Lucius Chapin sang a solo in Locust Street M. E. church yesterday that w .s greatly admired. James Cannon, of the Indianapolis Business university, spent Saturday and Sunday with home folks. Mr. ami Mr>. Walter S:.itma , 'sh, of Indianapolis, spent Sunday with the latter's mother, Mrs. Mary Hawkins. Died Oct. 22, in Washington township, Matilda Markins, daughte. of Isaac and Mary Malkins, aged seven
years.
Mr. and Mrs. James Ferrell have returned to their home in Glenn after a visit with their daughter, Mis. George
Hughes.
Mr. and Mrs. Larwence Tennant and daughter Little, of Terre Haute, spent yesterday with Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
Tennant.
James A. Mount was in the city Sunday. He was in,, a decidedlv happy frame of mind over the republican
prospects.
Mrs. Lben Martin and son Wade are visiting Mis. I'. W. McNeil'. Wade says his father is now the strongest McKinley man in Owen county. Col. R. W. Nelson, who prosecuted Jackson and Walling lias been employed at Covington, Kv., to prosecute the parties who insulted John <>. Carlisle. A Young Ladies’ Missionary society has been organized in tne Presbyterian church. The lirst meeting occurs at Mrs. Carrie \\ altz's on Thursday afternoon. Subject, “Persia.” A horse which was being driven by Will Woodruin and his sister ran away Sunday ami threw both of the people out. Will’s urn: was broken and his sister received severe bruises but no injury more serious. < . W. Landes is at home from Dana. | His trip would have been without any unpleasant teature had not his f iirliful old mare decided to come home without him The animal got out of its ham ami was found about tweniy-live miles hack on the road to Greencastle. The lire alarm this morning was sd t in “by haod” from the eo-iie'* of Wasoington and Bloomington streets. Some leaves we e he ng burned near W ■: I Super's residence and I he Haines got ahead of the watchers, threatening fe.ices and buildings. No damage was
done.
The fact that tax paying comes ■ igbt on the heels of thb election will decide many a voter to put he stamp of condemnation on Putnam county democracy. Think of the facts, genttcimm. If you have a little spate time ask <he county ollicers why they li .yen’t paid oH'the county debt; why 1 ley peesis. iu paying interest on a debt nil her Im o pay it ofl'; what they are doing with i he large saving iii county oJiee.ss- l ary, and why they wouldu’i let on expert examine the county hooks without binding him band and foot not > dis-
cover anyi hing.
Harry Rich irdson ip lived home from GreencasHe Friday even'ng. He made the trip by horse and pnaeion goi-ig up to Indianapolis by way of Comicsvi'ie, Rushville, and Arlington, end letc .iing from Indianapolis by (he old National road to Cambridge Chyeml Iron) there home by way of Ceu’erville. Be says that he enjoyed a continuous political demonstration all the wh'le lie was gone a-every town he passed ih ongh on his route was scene of meetings of greater or smaller p'oportions. Indiana is certainly in Hie Ihroes of a terrible political convulsion: So says Hiir>y and his novel trip afldrdeu him splendid opportunity for observation.—Liu-
crhi lleroiu.
A son of James A. Forgey was killed Saturday at Russellville by a Hag pole facing on him. Some parties were preparing to take the* pole down when it fell and caught the lad. The pole was a long one and the blow was a terrible one. The lad lay unconscious for about twenty-four hours before death came
to his iellef.
Mandy Nelson, of Madison towhship, died Sunday 'of scarlet fever. The funeral occm red today at the Baptist eem ete.y on Lime Walnut. Mrs. < . R. Talbott lias gone to « enter Point where her husband will have (lie sooeriniendeucy of the Louise coal
mine.
Prof, and Mrs. Marshall, of Phila delph'u, nee here for the concert in the Presbyterian church tomorrow even-
ing.
Mr. and Mrs. Fleming have gone to their home in Sheldon. HI., a Her a visit with Mr. a.id Mrs. it. W. Allen. John Stoner and G. W. Black are shipping stock to Indianapolis today. Mr-. II A. Miller, of Ladoga, is the g.'estof J. F. D irnnll and family. Mr. and SDs. Walter Salt nasii, of IndianapoHs. are visiting here. 7' o p . R. A.Ogg returned from New Albany this morning. Miss Katnet’ine H.i'ley has gone to Marion. ( has Kelley went to Indianapolis thi mcning. Ellsworth Davis is visiting in Quincy.
DePauw University,’I This Column Records the Best I News in College CirclesFrank Strouse, of Terre Haute, was the guest of Beta brothers ami
old college friends.
George Lockwood of Terre Haute was the guest of his brother and sister yesterday. Mr. Lockwood has severed his connection with the Tribune and is as yet undecided as
to his next location.
John S. Bays, of Sullivan, visited his son, Lee, over Sunday. The forty-eighth annual convention o( Phi Gamma will be held at
Chicago tills week.
At last I. U. had an opportun ity to hold a jollitication. They tore up Bloomington because they
beat poor little Butler.
DePauw and Wabash will come together on McKeen field Saturday. Mr. Blake went to Terre Haute today to visit home folks. Paul Gilbert returned from Crawfordsville tins morning. The oratorical contestants will meet tomorrow to determine on judges for manuscript and delivery. Misses Yenne and Duff returned Saturday from the Alpha Phi con vention at Minneapolis. Mess s Fred Hall and Mort Diall accompanied by Miss Morris and her guest Miss Newby ore taking a drive in the country this af-
ternoon.
Frank Lewis, of Chicago, was the guest of his old elm ms yester-
day.
On account of the vacation Saturday and Tuesday several students will go home to spend the
time.
Some startling developments expected in the foot hall line.
BIG STOVE DISPLAY. Oaks, Air-Tights, Hard Coal Burners, Majestic Steel Banges, fltCij at COOPER BROS.’ HARDWARE GO., SOUTHWEST COR. SQUARE.
Alphcus Birch
Siapie aim Faiq Gmias.
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 o Morniiiirs are Cool
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Oil Heaters.
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Engine No. isg, pulling the fast noon I train west on the Big Eons, blew out a 'cylinder head at DanviMc and made the run here with but one cylinder. It stopped on the center here and was delayed over an hour waiting for another
engine to start it.
Fok S.u.k—Stoves, chairs, bed room sets, dining room chairs and 'able. Two j excellent earpe s ( Standard sewing machine, Sieilmg piano, >:!5 black walnut desk, for sale or rent. Gall Tuesday, nine lo live, or Wednesday a. in., cor. \
of Indiana and Larrube streets.
It E. L. Bartow. Robert Me Beth et al Vs the Chicago j and Sontheaste' n Railway company for receiver, is the title of a case tiled in I
the Putnam circuit court.
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ceries a specialty.
Southeast Corner Square.
$ i 4 5
John Hillis is at home from Louisville. Ho leaves for Indianapolis this
evening.
To »*r,re a Cold In One liny. Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab lets. All druggists refund the money if it fails to cure. 25c. 208tD.
NEGKWBAR IN ENDLESS VARIETY
President Birch of the McKinley club has issued a call for a meeting of the McKiulev club at the mayor’s ollice Tuesday evening. A full attendance is
desired as business
come up.
of importance will
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Bank President Isaac Lewis of Sabina, Ohio, is highly respected all through that section. He iias lived in Clinton Co. 75 years, and has been president of the Sabina Bank 2u years. He gladly testifies to the merit of Hood's Sarsaparilla, and what he says is worthy attention. All brain workers find Hood's Sarsaparilla peculiarly adapted to their needs, it makes pure, rich, red blood, and from this comes nerve, mental, bodily and digestive strength. “I am glad to say that Hood’s Sarsaparilla is a very good medicine, especially as a blood purifier. It has done mo good many times. For several years I suffered greatly with pains of S^euraSgia in one eye and about my temples, e pecially at night when 1 had been having a hard day of physical and mental labor. Hook many remedies, but found help only in Hood’s Sarsaparilla which cured me of rheumatism, neuralgia and headache. Hood's Sarsaparilla has proved itself a true friend. I also take Hood’s Pills to keep my bowels regular, and like the pills very much.” Isaac Lkwis, Sabina, Ohio. Hood’s Sarsaparilla Isthe One True Blood Purifier. All druggists. $1. Prepared only hy C. I. Hood .V Co.. Lowell. Mass. , , ,, are prompt, efficient and HOOd S '’lllS easy In effect. 25cents.
We have received the latest productions of the well known Carter and Holmes make of which we have the exclusive agency.
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THIS IS A CAR OF CRAWFORD COAL.
None better. 1 am exclusive, agent. Call and see me before placing your orders. Banner Times Block. May Tennant.
FUSION. State of the Condition of Both Partfea on the Electoral Vote. Chicago, Oct. 26.—The Republicans have a straight electoral ticket in 44 of the 45 states, having effected a fusion | in only one—Texas—with the “Middle of the Hoad” Populists and Gold Standard Democrats. The Democrats have a straight electoral ticket in only 15 of the states, having effected a fusion with the Populists and Silver Republicans in 30 of the others, a conclusion not having yet been reached iu the remaining one. In some cases the Populists and Silver Republicans indorsed the Democratic electoral ticket, but iu others concessions of electors were made to them for their support of Bryan and Sewall. In two states—Oregon a*ut South Dakota—the Democrats indorsed the Populist electoral ticket.
All kinds of pot and bedded plants out llowers aiid lloral designs a specialty* 7WVRS. 7VY J. CL-mF-F^EE Corner Bloeimug* n ..ml Anderson Streets
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Wanted:—Clean cotton rags. Best market price paid at the Banner Timks office. tf
Order a trial sack of Vandtdia Mills "Imperial” or Best High Grade. Sold by all grocers. 262-eod. F. C Starr has gone to Milwaukee on a business trip.
Tlie Wadfctt»£r« The indications for this vicinity for the coming thirty-six hours are ns follows tie received by H. S. Renick it ( o. from the official weather bureau at Chicago. Chicago, 111., Oct. 2I>. T Fair tonight and Tuesday, r Iwanrer tonight. {— 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 47.0 Minlauat “ “ :U4> temperature today, 7a. m, IB.O * noon 58.0 'lain tall, melted snow (Inches). 01 The noon temperature ts taken daily hy the Banner Times,
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