Daily Greencastle Banner and Times, Greencastle, Putnam County, 2 November 1896 — Page 3
rifE DAILV BANNER riMES, O'lEEX^'ASTEE, INDIANA.
Ih sometbinK you don’t liny every day, but when you do buy yoi want soniethloir nice, nobby and In style.
Remember
When you need a new Rocker, a Book Case, a Music Cabinet, or a complete outfit from kitchen to parlor.
TUCKER 6c MALONEY
EAST SIDE SQUARE.
Honest Deiilint; and Fair Treatment to all.
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For Fall and Winter are now being received at LOUIS l |i!$.
1$. \V. WHITE,, merchantTailor. Has just received a full
line of
.FALL AND . . WINTER WOOLENS For Suits, Overcoats, Pantaloons • . . . Call on Him Before Purchnslnif. Cleaning and Repairing a
Specialty.
Opposite /fosf OWoo, Over - Jones’ - Drug - StorerntmmMrnmmM
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U/e tpauQ tl7e Best jaeKsor; ^oaltTo be had, and will deliver rathe same at any day and hour. JO^I'l F?il^EY9<50., S0dSl7 CF^EE^SSC^.
COKE The best Pennsylvania Gas Coal Coke crushed $4.00 a ton; uncrushed S3.50 a ton; delivered at your home. Coke is the cheapest and cleanest fuel for base burners and furnace. ^ Hide an Hiall, AGENT FOR TERRE HAUTE GAS CO I'liS S. ( ollcgc Ave., DeKotte Property.
THE LOCAL FIELD What is Going on in and About Fair Groencastle.
LATEST CITY HAPS AND MISHAPS.
Where Our People rere CioinR and Where Their Guest* are Slopping—News of Intereat Over the City—The Pent Column in th» Paper for yulelt Heading.
HON’T THINK Of leaving the oily, even for a abort time, without ordering the Dally Banner Timer to follow you. It costs you but It) cents it weett as It does here at home, and the address will bechamro-l as often as iou ."•-wire.
(Personals and society notes are solicited and will bo Inserted Ir writer’s name and address is attach* <!, not to lie Inserted, but as an evidence of ao .d faith. None but truthful Items are desired.)
a;;o. Her death was caused by consumption. The Woman’s Foreign Missionary society of the Baptist church will meet tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 with Mrs. J. T. Owens, 501* K. Hanna street. The Halycon club celebrated Hallowe’en at the residence of Miss Grace Blown, on south Locust street. Tatlypnllitig was the most entertaining feature of the evening. Mrs. McCrea, of Indianapolis, who is attending the A’. W. (J. A. convention, addressed a large andienee in the lecture room of the Presbyterian church yesterday, speaking on general missionary subjects. The Woman’s Missionary society of the Presbyterian church will celebrate the sixtieth anniversary of their organization next Sunday evening. Sneakers of prominence will be present at the exercises. J. 15. Hoover reports Ins father’s family as expecting to cast twentyseven votes for McKinley. Among them are three sons, eleven grandsons, three sons-in-law, and nine grand»ons-in-law, which with his own vote makes
the 27.
The death of Clarence Johnson, whose illness of dipiiiht- ia was mentioned Saturday occurred Smulav morning at six o’clock. The remains we -o taken to the family burying grounds east of tin- city at noon and no public service*
were held.
A number of the young people of this city attended the Hallowe’en festivities at Brazil. Among them were the Misses Myrtle, Lillie and Daisy Williams, Alice Paxton, Maud Davidson and Lea Paxton, George Williams
and Fay Davidson.
The Big Four time table was changed Sunday and now allows for the following trains: F^ast hound. No. I.!>:10a. in., No. 8, I :()!i p. in., No. 18. 5:21 |>. m.. No. .')(>, 2:59 a. m: west hound, No. 9 8:18 a. m.. No. 11, 12:41, No. 5, 5:21,
No. ,12 :d2 a. in.
Four of the committee of five appointed to arrange for the next meeting of the Northwest Indiana conference of the M. K. church have signified their intention to vote for Lebanon. The decUion will be officially announced wh'-ii the committee hold its meeting.
— Terre Haute '/l ibiine.
Halloween was observed Saturday night with the usual amount of devil-
loads of mules which will be sold in the
soul hern markets. (■e<). N. Lowe. I). TV. Matherson and I. Kavenaugh, stock dealers of Sprague, Wash., were at the Commercial yesterday. They are here with five ear loads of Oregon extra tine horses. They report the market dull through this section of the country. A rumor was flying around town this morning that Shentt' Glidewell had made an arrest for alleged violation of ■ the election law. Tlieie was nothing j Whatever in the report. It grew out of a grand jury indictment of a trivial charge alleged against Scott Biowning. The inflamed slate of the public mind this morning led to a rumor which was false in every particular. The Banner Times again urges its republican friends to study well the sample ballot and instructions to voters reprinted elsewhere in this issue. The importance of extraordinary care must he apparent to every one aware of the unusual complications of the blanketballot this year. As we have sai l before, w e repeat, there is absolutely only one safe course to he pursued, viz: Stamp once only within tin- eagle | square—not on the eagle emblem—and j -top then and there, being sure to fold the ballot in accordance with instruc-
tions.
In I'linois there sre thirteen tickets outlie ballot as follows: Democratic, republican, prohibition, people’s party, socialistic labor party, national party, middle-of-the-road party, independent gold stuuda d democracy, all of which have complete presidential and state candidates; independent democratic party, independent silver party, independent republican party and national silver party. In counties where no candidates are for these tickets the same will not appear on the ballot. The ballot is the largest one ever printed iu Illinois. Death came m> Mrs. FLd Akins at 8 o’clock Sunday morning. She had been ill from pneumonia for some time. The funeral servicesoecured this morning at the. resilience on <)*ilo street, and the burial at Walnut < Impel. Those young people who on Saturday night thought it smart to wantonly ruin property, did a wrong act. The | traditions of Halloween do not -how!
BIG STOVE DISPLAY. Oaks, Air-Tights, Hard Goal Burners, Majestic Steel Barges,
etc., at
COOPER BROS.’ HARDWIRE Cl)., QOLJTHWEISEnT gofr. sbguaf^ei.
Alphcus Birch
Slipis aim Fansy teiies,?,
W. Corner Public Square
^Telephone No. 90 I keep best quality of GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, QUEENSWARE and TINWARE Pnces reasonable, satisfaction assured.
While the Evenings and Mornings are Cool ( *
TRY ONE OF OUR
Oil Heaters.
VeRY C-CONOTVy iC-TVl- A' IN D C H EM P.
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I’ete Stoner was in Brazil yesterday.
Prof. Basset preached at P’aiufleld m - ht g v,th '"e " 8llfU amount of devil-
yesterday.
Mrs. Bunten, of Fillmore, Dvi-i ing
her son Eiehard.
J. B. Wilson, of Bloomington, was in
the city yesterday.
IF v. U. G. Leazenby went to Terre
Haute this morning.
I lev. I). M. Wood was in Coate-ville
and A mo ye* terday.
V ed her wood returned to Indi-j * u PPLv th<- curious on election night ana polls this morning. j and about everybody will be fully in-
Chas. Ammerman ha-* returned from tercs ^ e '*-
Champaign, 111., to vote. I To vote a straight republican ticket, Mrs. George Siler and Ruthven have j 8tam l > th « « once within the square returned to Terre Haute. containing the eagle. Then use the „„ ,I blotter. Fold the ba'lot with the ini-
Ihe public library has received a
,’aige addition ot new hook-.
that any Mich devastaliou of property
try. Fences Were torn down, bridges j am , Mrs IiVlHt . kt
were torn up, gates carried oil' and misciuef played generally. An irate citizen of the east end tired a revolver four times at a gang of hoodlums who
were tearing his fence down.
The long distance telephone willre- | ceive elect ion returns tomorrow t.ighc. Tins witli the usual complete bulletin service of the Western Union will fully
Several cold waves are
headed this
Way. Get your-^'
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in the cellar before the snow flies and save trouble, annoyance and money. Place your order now by phone 50, or drop me a card through the ■lost office and I will see you, or call at No. 901 S Indiana it. FB.ANK BLACKMAN, Student Coal Dealer.
'AMDS M. HURLEY. g REAL ESTATE, INSURANCE AND LOANS.! i you want to bu? a farm 9 1 you want to sell? want to rent? |pE ME. FIRST NATIONAL BANK or Letter Heads see ^Bbe Ban i SuhBClibo for the Bannkh Times
Miss Orpha Allen <> f West Newton, is visiting Mrs. H. Chu Lewis. Mr. and M i-s. Chas. E. Allen, of Pa' ’ •. 11!., is visiting at Ed Allen'-. Everett 11a st i> id Chandler Runyan are at home from Chicago to vote. Democrats are plying their u-uud trade of trying to get vot--: - lo leave town. The Over the Teacups club will meet tomorrow a'lemoou with Mrs. 11. C. Lewis. , Mis* Marguerite Caisou. ot Deuve., Col . is visiting her cousin. Miss Ida Cullen. Win. Franz Van Loan has retu.niu to New Yo-k after vi.-iiing Mis, Ma; ie Burnaby. Mrs. J. Stover and Miss I. Stover, of Ladoga, were in the city yeswday visiting fiiends. Mrs. Wilson, residing on Klin street, is at home from a visit in tie sum hern part of Die Hate. The Modern Woodmen will meet tonight in the G. A. It. hall. \ full attendance is desired. Mrs. T. D. Neale and d.iugiite's, of Frank ton, have been the gue- s of J. M. Little and familv.
tials of the poll clerks on the outside in plain view. This work must he done
within the booth.
T. V. Moo e answered I’. O. ( ol'iy question j.i open meeting on S it.o ’ >, by aski :g the <lemoetat : e ehai nan *•'.* In his de- iciat in the (haiiiuan vquirmed around and ilie crowd ."w 1 * Mr. M iore took .lie u id oui of M Collive;'s sails, ha nisome y. The doesn’t seem possible to do anything nowadays without liavtog the taint of polii ies at ached to it. Afternoon ea prrties revolve themselves into po’iiicul discussions. Euchre parties, whetoer males or fe-iodc; and feuta-es a e mo-e tiu.c- than tin- opposi'.e se: , a e ’n.elo 10 hr, ak up i.i tows over .he me its o f gold and silve:. Even he schools a o all'eei" ' by it and it i-s said tiiat the utmost cudi .-vors of the teache s cannot steir-e the work front the putnls that would be iiO'si!,i,we e i In-di.l'e etiees between .'Irk' : n!•• v and Hobart on the one side a ,• j’, v.ui-8ewall-Walso/i ,o 110 ge n- at -uiisfaeMon. The afternoon tea parlies, the euchre clubs and :uc school teachers and their pupils wi'l be mutnallv satis-Ih-d when the question at slake it t i-
tled.
The young la'iea ol the Elaine clue eii'.e r ,.lined Miei'- gentlemen f-i; ,*1-
was a part of the program.
Mrs. Elizabeth Gage, of Indianapolis,
of Koaehdule, who j ^
have been visiting at Dr. Bence’s and , r wiih friends in the county, liave re- j w turned home. j J Mrs. P. S. Bowman and son Albert j A who have been guests of Mr. anil Mrs. ^ Chas. Daggy, have returned to their 0 home iu .St. Louis. 9
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I'lie voters are flocking iu from oft’ a the road and from other towns where 5 tin y have been temporarily at work. Miss Lela Baird has returned to her home in Crawfordsville after visiting
her Sister. Mrs. Poole.
Mrs. Huron, of Danville, who has| been visiting friends in the city, lias
gone to M itchcll.
A1 Ilibbeu is moving into John Dowling’s lious« on south I.oeu-t street. I,ee Mat thews, of Indianapolis, is at
home to vote.
Chas. Bit in went to Clay City this
afternoon.
F. D. Ader went to Indianapolis this
afternoon.
John Lane, of Indianaplis, was in the
city today.
John Hillis is at home from Indiana-
polis.
Tax Paying Time. The county and city treasurers have extended the time for paying taxes to include the last of this week. Therefore whoever pays hy Saturday will not be taxed the ten per cent delinquent penalty.
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$ THE BEST OF .
Grooerlos, Fruits tills and Vegetables.
AT
HAMIL/rON’S.
W. P. Wood and N. I. Wood leave to- Hallowe en :u a masquerade a- the re i
deuce of .Miss Maud Burke, on east Washington street. Flic quaint and humo-oils costumes p'-eseated a beautiful pano''aiua of colors and fain Ifni ideas that by themselves would have made ‘he evening most enjoyable but
C ol. i'L L. S. oic ami wife 1*-!* for 1 n- , t | 11 . se combined with the hospitahle en-
■ ertaitimeni. of Miss Luikc and lier assistaits, made so pieasxnt an ever t that the gm>.-:s expect to never see ic
day for the .Soulli with several cars of
western horses and mules
Miss Luumiua Hess, of East ( id'-■ o. who has been li< e at-1 uling t'..e e-u:-veniion, returm l horn this morning.
A fall line of Qutensware. This is the store # for low prices and ”ood bargains. Fancy gro- J ceries a specialty. S Southeast Corner Square. #
THIS IS A CAR OF CRAWFORD COAL.
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None better, i am exclusive agent. Call and see me before placing your orders. Banner l imes Block. May Tennant.
DePauw
Unii'eisitf
dimapolis Sunday afternoon to \i it Dr. R. F. Stone and family, after v'-’t-
ing with James and Sam Stone. Mrs. Kate Robin, of 'I'erro lie.ide,
died Sunday night. Mrs. Rohm’s nmne was forme'ly M u ph v a.id sue resided i.i Greeucasile up to about live years
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New LOT oi=
CHINA
DIRECT IMPORTATION AT
equ died. 'r : -e (’iniug room was liglited cut-rely by jack-o’-lan ern’s and unde,their light the Saratoga chins, ed lemo: ade fn a chm ni. popco. u and nnp’cs were served by the young ladle*. There were present nymphs, fairies, milkmaids, red rifling goods, sailors, bandits, nuns and Memphisto and Uncle Sam dropped in to witness Hie exercise. The hours were from 7 diO
(ALLEN’S DRUG STORE. „ Call and sec these new Goods. Prices Reasonable.
to 12 and at the latter hour the guest departed with many expressions of having enjoyed tbamselves thoroughly. Dick Woods left last night for Georgia with a car load of horses and two car
This Column Records the Best News in College CirclesSpeaking of the Wabash- DePuuw game the Crawfordsville .lovrnal tsavs: No one in Crawfordsville expected Wabash to win. The team has been subjected to too many discmrageinonts this season and the only wonder—perhaps the only ngret, nisi —is that it has maintained its organization. The students have not accorded it the loyal support to which its last year's record entitled i: and the faculty lias been extremely hostile in its legislation.
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h • ' - ■ • ' i; .i' H v in them, -ueli i.- y i liiu! in hose. It's a lin*- ik we show. Wear, warmth, and comfort are combined in ihe-e goials. Wc oiler tills line of lies ' in all eonlldenee l.uow iu , In: (he value is sure of rcoogniiion.
The in-ii nti-iMi for this vicinity I- i :he coiaiug tlnrt\-8: . bours are
by FI. S.
< from t itfioial
wi ’ i her bureau at Citicago.
Chicago, Jil., Oct. 1.
allow.ts tonight and Tuesday,
, cooler i'uesduy.
I Gaukiot. -. h : ul,.wing !oc:.* obscrv itiohs
us taken daily by Guy Wib-on v.ho 1 is in cbarge ot the olli -inl weather !inetrutnenis located on the roof of
the c-st (’ollcgo building: Maximum terapornture yestorday Minimum “ “ i’emverature today, V a . ai
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27)utneriin, Ha. , r and Gent’s Furnisher.
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noon C’.O kihn fall. iiu-ltn<) diieu- (inches) i i i lie iiih.,1 teiupuratur.- Is tukeu daily by die Dan.m:ii Times.
Do not allow your system to get weak [ and debilitated. It is easy to keep well j and strong hy taking Mood’s Sarsaparilla.
Our Wednesday and Saturday issue each week until election, will give the
IlLinr Moekf'i* Lxrurstonn.
On November 17 and Deeetiiber i and 15, 1890, the Cl"'c:i;;o, Milwaukee A Si. Paul railroad will sell round trip excursion tickets from Ghi-.-ago to a g'eat many points in the Western and Soutli-
report by states of the famous woman’s ! we8i0 n HtatcS \ H , th oll , own line and vote or preen ent. tf. elsewhere, at greatly reduced ra'Ci.
De ails as to rates, routes, etc., may be obtained on uppiicntion to any coupon ticket agent or ny addressing Robt. C. j Jones, T .tve'ing Passenger Agent, Cin-
cinnati, O.
'S'o Cure a Cold til One Oity*
Take Laxative Bto-no Quinine lablets. All druggists refund the money if it fails to cure. 25c. 108tD
Wanted:—Clean cotton rags. Best| market price paid at the Banxkk Times ! olliee. tf I
The Banner Times For Envelopes.
Loiters . coiu Faiuierii In South and North Dakota, relating to their own personal experience m those states, have been published in pamphlet form by tin-Chicago, Milwaukee A St. Paul Railroad, and as these letters a e extremely interesting, and the pamphlet is finely illustrated, one copy will be scut to any address, on receipt of two cent postage stamp. Apply to R. C. Jones, Traveling Passenger Agent, JO Carew building, Cincinnati, O. Tu Cure a CoWI in One l»uy. Take Laxative Rromo Quinine Tab lets. All druggists refund the money if it fails to cure. 25c. 208tD.