Daily Greencastle Banner and Times, Greencastle, Putnam County, 9 December 1896 — Page 3

THE DAILY BANNER TIMES, GREENCASTLE, INDIANA.

Ir something you doii ! Imy every day, but wlii'ti you <Io buy yot want sometbltiK nice,

nobby am) in style.

Remember Us

When you need a new Koeker. n Ibiok I ase. a Music Cabinet, c r a cotralete outfit [rum

kitehen to parlor.

TUCK&R & MAIjOM&Y NO. S EAST WASH. SI. - - llmiu-t Dealing ami Fair Treatment to all.

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NEW

z LaJies - Composite Sho

■, I lesertpiion.

Dull Dotijrola kid, very ^ y durable; Goodyear welt; oak- 'j tanned ao'e with lillmt; of $ i cork between outer and inner y t soles, as nearly damp-proof as ^ leather can be made; military j! heel; heel foxed and Imek-stay- >J ed; fair stitched, extension $ edges; coin toes. Stock and workmanship guaranteed. Equipped wite Pratt lace

fasteners.

Sold only by-

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£ vw vvw.'t s.> .<woe xs vv X'S'S.-S, ■

LOUIS & HOYS.

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MERCHANT TAILOR. Has just received a full

line of

FALL AND . . WINTER WOOLENS For Suits. Oven-oats, Pantaloons • . . . Call on Him Before I’urchnslna Cleaning and Repairing a

Specialty.

Oppoaifo Dost Office, Over - Jones’ - Drug - Store-

t i lt rh ■ wa< compelled to take boarder-1 et -. A large crowd is in atteiulenoe. I The plain till asks »l.(KHt alimony and!

♦200 pe • annum.

Coroner K eiubub held his mvestDaion i i the ('ottnts murder mystery I uesday and his tinding is that founts! came to his death at the hands of par- ' ties unknown. The testimony of IV. 1 D. Foster, George v\ Blaek ami J. L.) Pettley was taken. Penley testitied that lie heard a man run after the shot was tired. Blaek discribed the two robbers and said they got Counts poeket book Foster heaid no person running,

nor any loud talk.

Mrs. Bailey of Brazil, inis returned to her home after a visit with her father ! Thompson Browning. M''s. Stevenson has returned to her home in Brazil, after visiting tier niece,

! Mrs. Simonson.

Auditor Denman has been called to

— —j Alamore to see his mother, who it dfcu-

Priiittd anj F.o.iTaved Cards l *" n,u ' , - v,1L

, Judge Bauhelder returned front! 'rawfonlsville today very ii! from exposure

to the cold.

Mrs. Samuel Ilillis has gone to | Bloomington to visit her daughter, Mrs.

I Reeves.

Mrs. E. C. Minton is visiting her

mother. Mrs. Butler, at Limedale. , John Stoner shipped t«o ears of TiiK LOrAL tlELb tok 10 ,m,iiuia p ,,ii! ' to,,:tv -

Mrs. Utterback, of Cloverdale, was

DePauw liniveisitf

Think a IVIornent

THE BEST OR

; Are to be found in the Banner Times counting room. Brices

reasonable.

Call and see samples

What is Going on in and About

Fair Greencastle.

'-A TEST

in the city today. Mrs. \der is here from Bainbrtdge to

visit her son.

CITY HAPS ANU MISHAPS, j , Lo "'* ^ l"'* to Alabama on

! iMisiness.

— ——' 1 L. Amierson is visiting in

\Vb«»r« Our People P*re Goiuk ami Where

Their Guests are Stopping—News of Interest Over the City—The Pest Column in til* Paper for Quick Heading.

DON’T THINK Of leaving the city, even for a short time, without ordering the Dally Dannek Times t*> follow you. It costs you but 10 cents a week as tt does here at home, and the address will boehang**t! hf- often as \ou '’^ire.

Mrs. I). Brazil.

'1. .1. Beckett is in Gosport cm busi-

t be for

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(Personals and society notes are solicited and will be inserted if writer’s name and address is attached, not to la* insertexi, but as an evidence of good faith. None but trutliiul items are d<*sired.)

U/e \ja\iq tl?e Best

jae^soty

^oal-

To be had, and will deliver the same at any day and hour. JOj^lLEYB^O.,!

S0U51? CREE^SSC^.

Always - on - Hands Roses 75c per dozen Carnations.... 40c per dozen Special low Brices on Large

.... Orders....

H.1 Wink

Opposite Americmi Express Oltiee.

For Letter Heads see The Bannkr Timks,printers*

Suoscribe for the Banner Tikes

For Envelopes see The Banner Tiaks printers. For Sale Bills and Rosters. The B vnnkk Times

Clarence Bassett is on the sick list. R. L. O’Htiir was in Danville today. Mrs. I). Langdon is in Indianapolis on business. Albert Allen went to Indianapolis this morning. Rev. J. R. Troxell, of Coatesville, is in the city on Imsiness. Dr. M. A. Johnston, of Terre Haute, is yisiting friends in the city. Wm. Newnam went to Fillmore this morning to look after liis property. Clayton Kelly has gone to TernHaute for a few days visit with rela-

tives.

The funeral of Ed Hare will occur at Bainbndgo Thursday afternoon at three o’clock. The Motion stone crushing crew began work yesterday at Salem. Stone will be crushed and distributed on the road bed at the rate of 10 car loads per

! day.

l obe Jones, of Rockville, is circulating a petition here today. Tobe wants to have charge ot the maii pouches at the transfer station at Terre Haute. Ibis an old Greencastle boy and lias a number of friends here. Camp :i:R9 Modern Woodmen have elected ottlcers as follows: F. L. Landes consul. F. R. Huertis adviser, F. G. Gilmore banker, J. M. House escort, O. F. Overstreet clerk, J. B. Tucker watchman, A. B. Hanna sentry. W. IV. Tucker pbj’sician, II. S. Renick delegate. Drew Alspaugli manager. Information reaches this place through Keelsville parties that the two men who were at Mrs. Shivelv’s boarding house in Terre Haute tlte day before the murder of Mr. Counts have written from Jeffersonville for their wheels to be forwarded to them there. Terre Haute police h ive gone to Jeffersonville to try to locate the men, as they are thought tobe the ones wanted for the crime. The Urinsteau vs Grinstead divorce ease was on trial in Rutnam circuit lourt today. Mary F. Grinstead sues for divorce from Beverly C. Grinstead and charges him with cruel treatment and compelling her to leave tier home. She further alleges that defendant had been absent for about twelve years and

Letter IjImi.

The following letters remain in Greencastle postofflec uncalled

Dee 9. 1890:

Miss Agnes Murphy, Rev. Thomas Murphy, Mr. Arthur Roberts, Mi-s Grace Ratt.s, Mr. Will Shaw. Mrs. Lucy Hearing, Mrs. Marietta V. Stup, Mbs K.dia Ibitnmond, .1. G. Williams Es<p. lieo. Frasel, Mis- Viola Cox, Mrs. Elizabeth Bruner, Mr. C. E. Bilh.ran, Mr. John Sandine, S. black. In calling for same please say “advertised.” Wii.lisG. Xki-'k. R. M.

Couotff Local Hews

Interesting Items from Principal

Points of Putnam County.

This Column Records the Best! News in College Circles Mr. Lnidecker is attempting to j increase the luoin.im-nt fund so! that a respectable .-tone may be; raised at the grave of old Jack. T lie rhetoric cla&s is wriiiug cs :

sin s.

J. U. held her debate primary last night. The houors wete awarded to Francis .Sinclair, (’. M. Laurence, L. 0. Hmartt and O. L. Ried. There were sixteen contest-

ants.

The Nohlesville foot ball team claims the amateur championship and is prepared to defend the title against all coiners. Win. Moore, one of Purdue’s strongest men, lias been elected captain of the foot hall team there. It is time for the prohibition oratorical primary, and as yet no steps have been taken to reorganize the association and perfect arrangements for t he contt st. The faculty held a business meeting this afternoon at 4 o’clock. As yet no one has beeh killed by attempting to write a sophomore or

junior essay.

The Weekly is taking a breath- ’ ing spell. There have been so many enterprises taking students’ money this term that this most inipoitant enterprise, the college pa-!^

per, is compelled to suffer.

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The schedule of examinations ^ for this term is as follows: Float, r I Friday; 8 o’clock, Saturday; 9,a o'clock, Monday; 10 o'clock, Tries- J (day; 11 o’clock Wednesday. Aftei'-]** noon examinations are at theop-iS tion of each professor. D Dr. Gobin and Thomas N. Ewing addressed the DePauw ni.'ht meet

ittg at Kokomo.

The young ladies are holding a series ot alternoon meetings in Plato hall at 5:00 o'clock each evening of this week.

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\ The L»sttle Drii£ Shop* ♦ Your Trade Wanted. Next to the University.

A Christmas piesei.t in be a sin-i-t--- must pic..-;. .-ill to n ii-il t! giv.-r—Nothing will bring stieh sweet tliou^bt*. a- tv ii._- Inone of those le.ndsome boxes of Lowncy < 'le eol .i. Dnlt t - t.

now for tie livery t'lm-tiiia- Agency i.t

While the Evenings ai»<i

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Mornings are Cool

TRY ONE OF OUR

Heaters.

VeRY ECOrSOz-vyiOKL 7^INDOH&P[R.

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Groceries, Fruits Nuts and Vegetables.

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HAMIUTON’^. 1 A full lino of Quten^ware. I his i* the store # for low prices and e;ood bargains. Fancy gro- ? cferies a specialty. a

Southeast Corner Square. #

THIS IS A. OAR OF CRAWFORD COAL.

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ALLEN'S DRUG STORE. Presents suitable for everybody. Call and examine our line. Our goods will please you Prices low.

AL-3BRT ALLEN.

PtTNAM VII.I.i:. Mrssrs. Olleman and Jessup have taken charge of the Dr. Moudy farm and will start a dairy. Miss Grace Oneal has gone to Illinois to spend the winter. Miss Johnson, south of town, is very

sick.

Born to Edward Arnold and wife, Dec. 5, a daughter. Evangelist Hartsock will assist Rev. Stout in u revival effort at Bethel church, beginning Dec. 15. All are in-

vited

Mi-s Edistina Williams is spending a week at her former home south of town. quarterly meeting Saturday and Sunday at Bethel was well attended. XtLI.MOKK. On the last Sunday in N’ov. Elder W. II. Ashley, of Lebanon Ind., preached two excellent sermono at the Christian church. Last Sunday Elder Brown tilled his regular appointment in Idusual impressive manner, preaching two good sermons. Next Sunday Elder Allen, ot Irvington, editor of Hie Indiana Christian will occupy the pulpit. Mr and Mrs. 1). S. Duckworth have gone to Indianapolis to remain during the winter with their son, A. N. Duck-

worth.

On Monday afternoon as Mrs. Loyd Campbell was driving to Coatesville. when about two miles from home Ir-r horse became frightened at a dog and turned suddenly and by so doing threw Mrs. Campbell out. Site sustained several bruises but no bones were broken. It so happened a young rnan was driving along the road at the tuno and be, with assistance, got Iter in his buggy and brought her home where tit last accounts she was doing well. It was » narrow escape from death or serious injury. The horse wrecked the buggy on a telephone pole after running a mile. Any recent news items, of interest to the public will be thankfully received by J. W. Ragan, correspondent from this place. Our schools are progressing in an acceptable manner. MT. PLEASANT. Miss Etta Scobee of Mt Sterling. Ky., is visiting her cousin Mi-s Maggie

Hillis.

Ed Ilillis who lias had the measles is

able to be out again.

A. T. Hillis sold four mules to Arcli Allen for ♦75 apiece, rid- week. The meeting still continues. Henry Hillis ha- bought three or four | thousand bushels of corn for 18 and 19 c. | Aunt Redly Ann Reeves is visiting in

the neighborhood. The Banner i imes

For Statements, Bill Heads,

Circuit Court.

Marshall B. Girton admr., vs Alva H. Steel et al, land sale; report of sale tiled. Assignment of W. A. McFadden by II. C. Darnall, assignee, public

sale ordered.

Guardianship of Paul Jackson j by G. T. Reeves, land sale; sale

confirmed.

James M. Hester vs W. A. Bowen treasurer, dismissed. Guarantee Saving & Investment Association vs James A. Forgey et al, foreclosure; stricken from

docket.

Hattie Ash vs Andrew Ash, di

vorce; dismissed. CHICAGO MAKliKPS.

None better, i am exclus'vo agent. Call anti see me before placing your oraers. Banner Times Block. May Tennant.

lofiiiy’H Cloning rrirr* on TVhenl, Corn,

OntR and Pork

At Shinn’s commission room the following were today's closing Chi

cago market quotations:

December 9.

May wheat 79|—.

“ corn 2(1.

“ oats 20*—A. “ pork $7.9211. “ lard $4.07— “ ribs $4.02—B. January pork $7.HOB. “ lard $3.87—B. “ ribs $3.87B. Hog receipts were 31,000, to 10c higher, $3.40 top.

Tiie Weather* The indications for tms vicinity j for the coming thirty-six hours are us follows up received by H. S. Renick <fc Co. from the ollicia) weather bureau at Chicago. I I Chicago, III., Dee. 9 —^ Fair ton g t and Thursday, slight ihrtDgt— in teinpciature

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The following loea. observations as taken daily by Gay Wilson

is in charge oi Uie ollicia instruments located on

the W est (

AT Globe

Stofe

Y ou can

Coffee from . ..

Navy Ib-an.-.

Kiev

I5c-t I'ouiHtoe- “ Corn from Lird Uaeuii

who <'‘1- ■ ■ ■ •

lain ad ry ^o:i |.. .

weather I Starch ... the root' ot ■ Cracker.- .

Fre-h Ov-ter-

ollege tiutloing •

10 to 30c per lb. . .Vi “ “ •'c “ ‘

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.5 to 10 . Sr . .81

eau

.7c “ pkg. bar.- “ 25c

*• 10c per lb.

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UiiXtliunii o inpeno hi .- yi -i- nliiv Minimum — femperaturc today. 7 a . m

• noon.

til a ' 81.tl ill.O

Also

47"

'lain tall. inclt<<<l snow (Inches) 2" The noon temper t.iui - ... .aken uaii> by the Bannki: Timks

< 'alicees wort Ii..

Catarrh t» a constitutional disease and n quires a constitutional remedy like Hood’s Sarsaparilla, which punfie the Id od.

Wright’s Celery Tea regulates the liver a id kidneys, cures constipation and -i< t headacne. 25c at all druggists.

5c I

Airi-ts’ Calendar Rads at the Banner Time.- ittioe. e. o. d. lOt. ANOY iCHAFFER AND JACOB SCHUCK

Kent—Kurnltnre and Koohim!

l'iiil«*rtfiklnK

Tim furniture and undertaking rooms | now occupied by Tucker & Maloney on

the east side of the public square are TmTton, druggist, and used

for rent, possession to be given January 1, 1897. These rooms are handsomely tilted up for the furniture business. A good location and a splendid opportunity to engage in the business.

Wed. & Sat. tf

S. A. Hays.

Of Martinsville, Ind., Keconmieml IVrights Celery Capsules. Martinsville, Ink., May 28. isoti. To toe Wright Medical Co., Columbus.

Ohio.

Gents—I have purchased a box ot Wright’s Celery ( '.ip-iile- from \V. I.

them fot

Indigestion, stomach trouble mid constipation. 1 have hei o fri'eatly beticlitted, to fact alui. st ein.-d wtlli one box. it is the best lueiueine witlioii' excepti-*n that 1 iuive n-ed for my lionble-. Yoitt-s Very truly. Andy Situ inn.

... 7 1 .j per yd hi So

(iingbam “ ... (i tier yd (a 4y» Rluid dre.-s goods wortir 7;- e per yd (a 5 Dress goods D.j vds wide worth 05 per vd (3 .'17'7 Dress goods 1 yd wide worth 50 per yd ® W Dress goods 1 yd wide worth 20 per yd @14^

And

a full line of Blankets, Comforts, stand covers towels, Table Linens, Shoes, Boots. Rubliers and Arctics. Christmas goods also Tinware, Glassware, Queensware etc., at satisfactory prices. J. Sudraiiski Prop.

All come to the social Wednesday evening at tie* Christian church. Ice cream, cake am! coffee served at the usual prices. 45 2t

MAHTIArtVILI.K. INI', .May 18. IS'.Ki i'o tile Wl ight Medical Co., CnlimihuOhio.

Gents—I nave purchased a h 'X ot Wright’s < clery < ap-ules from W. II

, , , -»il rarletou. druggist, and used them fot The lM-st of engraved cards H.mished i|i(1|i ,^ tjoll nI|t| ,„ 1|1M j,,,,. | on sliort notice at tld- ollice. Send us | greativ benetltted in using them and your order. tf. ■ would'noM>e without then. j Very truly yours,

.1 ACUB SfHl'CK,

For sale by Albert At len, Drunggst

FOR SALB HOME REST»DRAHT Good Busine-s, Reason alde terms. Geo. H Steele. 4" "1 To Cure a fold In Ohm ■> v . Take l.axative Htono (juinme i ililets. A I druggists refund the money if it fails to cure. 25c. b'8tl>

Lost—Gentleman’s -mull Elgin silver wateh, Friday night somew here on Indiana between Seminary street and po-tolllce. Kinder please leave at this otlice and ivct ive reward. codlr 44

Say, do you know,

I f trade is slow

The dull times may have killed it), You will be wiae

To advertise?

etc | For that will soon rebuild

Wanted—Double set. -econd band Mirry harness. Must be in good repair. , Banner Times. it

WrlKht'? Celery Ton cures constipation. sick headaches. 23c at druifKists.

.subscriptions for Lny magazine nr paper takenat laia otlite. \Ye will save ynu »nonev if Geo. II. Arlhur, tiie piano tuner, will tie here from the loth to tiie 20th Leave an order for timing with i’rof. Marquis or Mrs. Mansfield. 14-iJ

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