Daily Greencastle Banner and Times, Greencastle, Putnam County, 19 January 1897 — Page 3

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BANNER FEMES, CD^EENCASTLE, INDIANA

■vm&t pe&t Usually Make Coughs— Bwi- make a Cougli li.-mnly—<>n the wr:i!>per « f \vhteh the !..rn»iln it I'htin 1 niteil Si:it«« Kn^lt-h n j. not a (latent remedy but iirvrr-the-le-< lias iii.ule < „i,, on fur it'elt —Ju.-t a-k tor Kinder's I; ibam

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■The Ljittle Drug Shop.

k Trade Wanted. 3°6 South College Ave. J

regular lm«iness ami work iti third de- | Ijfree. All mem hers are cordially in-

i Vlted to attend.

The February McClure’s will eontaiu

, iMlratnaUe battle story the actual ex-| This C() | umrt the

In*rh*ikm* ol a youn^ soltiHT in fin* army |

(if the Potomac. It v\ill also eontaiu a i NfiWS ill College Circlesrailroad story. j 0n the subject of oratoricul

I judges the Kokomo Trihiuu says: It 1ms been frequently remarked

OAm y«itersii), Our Lines of

NEW

| Ladies’ Composite Shoe

‘ Description.

Ijiull Dongola knl, very durable: (ioodvear Welt; oaktanned sole with tilling ol cork hetween outer and innci soles, as nearly damp-prmd as leather can he inaih*« milit.iiN heel heel foxed and back-stay-etl f fair stitched, extension edges; coin toes. Stock and workmanship guaranteed. * g Equipped wile Pratt lace

> fasteners. Sold only by

! LOUIS & HU1S. i

THE BEST OF=

I’rinteJ and lingravd Cards

I). <'., new emigtessional library. Mi^s Williams is a sister of Mrs. \Y. K. Cal-

lahan. of this city.

An exchange says: “What do you

! Are to be found in the lianner ! ,,r ■ l, '"ho paiu.ed e.,bweh-

■ ou Die celling '<> triltlitidlv that the

n groom, r rices 1

Dr. O. W. Poole was called to Riis. I sell ville vesterday to meet Dr. .1. \V. Uarvei in eoosultatiou over the illnes-

| of d. li. Kordiee. 11k latter gentleman ; that nobody but Omniscienee know I is seriously ill with itriglit's disease. j what a jury w ill do, and it is t!ic‘ Miss Lottie A. Williams has a column j wamo way w ith the judges of eon S6EISOI1. and a half article in the Terre Haute testa of tllia sort. The fellow who i ! (luz. Uf, descript 1 ve of the Washington | 8ak j that marril , ge is n()t exac , t i y 1

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all

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Hardware, Stoves and are complete and we sno

latest novelties.

See our line of skates for this

Times court reasonable.

i hired girl wore herself into an attack of j nervous prostration trying to sweep

Call and see samples.

.t Ttst's t evutoi ad tliis tTn at I . . i s .rom ▼V | yourevi s u.u•! with a pair ol «ipc ta-dt*.

U/e Ipaui? ttpe Best

JaeHsoi}

^oal-

iJIILii SI’lffl'LES

Ever brought to the County’. Do not trust your eyes to Ped-

dlers or Jewelers.

O. W. BE,NOB..

And will deliver the same at any day, any time, and in any , ^ n . T itin ». amou it. anywhere, and hour. tHL L0( AL !' i hud

80d51? CREE^SSC^.

B. r. cJOSMN UamU< the Uitcheat tirade Itriutl ttlook

And the Kent Pttttburifh and Anthracite. Yard oppoBlte VandallH freight ofllce.

!»ik Four lOxi urMioKii. To many points m southern states tlrstiiiid third Tuesday of each month, about half rate, one way. f^ai vest excursions to western and south' rn states Jat . f>th and lath. F. P. llorsTts. Agent.

What is Going on in and About Fair Greencastle. LATEST CITY HAPS AND MISHAPS. Where Our People are Gome Hurt Where Their Guests »re Stopping—News of Interest Over the City—The Best Column In the faper for yulek Kendliu;.

DON’T THINK

of leavioir the city, even for a short time, without ordering the Daily Hannkh Times to follow you. It costs you but 10 cents a wccK as it does here at home, and the address will be chatur-sl as often as vou (•■wire.

(Personals and society notes are solicited and will be insertod if writer’s name and address is attached, not to be inserted, but as an evidence of good faith. None but truthful

items are desired.)

I For Sale Hills and Posters, ’rile Hannkr Timi s

lounv’A isoettt i»»»rKetKs

iFli’nished the Daily Hannk.k I imi h daily i)v H. W. Aiteu, manager of Ar

thuibordiin's poultry liouse.j lions Sprint, iholci - > prior 'taa Cocas.

f nrke ildtoms

TurXe> you tin in (His. ana over choice fat Turke' yoimir. S to 10 pds !l 'icese. f. Dover 1)4 DuOH. Ji Ktrxa. i ri'Sli subject tohaudilmr ...to

irood

b :t £' s H

Mr. Axt.ell the well known auctioneer o 1 Indianapolis has opened up a Arje tine of standard books which will Si l at auction or at private -ale. North side of public square. 77-.'lt

And still our wmtty isn’t at sill bad. II. II. IlillD went to Inilianpolis tltis

morning.

Dick Vood went to Imliauaptdis tliis

morning.

Mrs. Art Jackson i- visiting relatives]

at Delimit'.

Mrs. D. F. Preston was in Indiana-

polis today,

Mrs. (i. W. I’onle wi ld to Indiana-

polis this morning.

Mrs. Dave Bowers, of Brazil, is visit-j It" hastily gathered U|

ing Mr-. W. N. Steele.

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Maxwell are at bome from Marysville, tiluo. Mayor A. B. Tolitt, of West Indianapolis, spent .Sunday in the city.

them downy” There might have been sueh an artist, but never such a hired

girl.

In the mayor's court today Henry Lutz itppeared as the prosecuting w itness against James Ratclill, charging him with assault and battery. Wit-nes-es were exan.ined and Uatelill w afound guilty, a Hue of one dollar and costs, amounting to *7,7.'> wa- asse--ed. He went to the work bouse for eight

days.

John McGowan w as before the mayor this morning on the charge of stealing coal from a ear. He was aecu-etl of | taking ten bushels of coal and the ! value w as small but be will have to stnntl trial before Judge McGregor in the February teun of circuit court. As bail was not produced, McGowan

went to jail.

The Gentlemen’s Literary club met with Mr. Albert Allen last evening and listened to an interesting paper presented by Elder A. 11. Morris on ‘‘Some lost Arts of the Church.” The writer took tlie position tnat in order to accomplish its divine mis-ion in the world, the church, as founded by Christ and bis Apostles, must be restored: that the gospel must be preached to the poor; that woman must he allowed equal pri\i!e_es with man : that greateretlbrts should he exerted in behalf of young people, and that the atllieted and needy should receive greater attention. An animated discussion followed in which some of the positions taken by the essayist were warmly indorsed. The club meets in two weeks with Prof. Baker and Mr. dos. S. McClary reads

tlie paper of the evening.

Win. O. VanCampen, step-father of Charles Gray, who is in jail here charged with the murder of Win. F. Counts, was in the city today. He called on his sou this morning at tlie jail and held a long conversation w ith the suspect. Mr. Van< ttnipcn is doing w hat he can in the defense of Gray. Mrs. VanCampen, the mother of Gray accompanied her husband. They arc stopping at Stew art’s hotel ou Jackson street. They were seen by a Banni n L’imks representative this afternoon and talked readily about their son. They state Charlie is but twenty-four years of age and has always borne the hist reputation at home. Mr. VanCampen has letters of recommendation as to bison's good character signed up by prominent citizens of their neighborhood near I'nderwood, which lie states

Mr. and Mrs.

VanCampen are an intelligent kindlt couple and the mother's eyes tilled «ith tears as -he spoke of her son, telling tf the times she had prepared himeals before daylight in time for him to go to work. Stic refue-t - to believe

lottery, because in a lottery a man has a chance, may well apply his philosophy to the average oratorical jury. Its ways arc unaccountable atul past finding out. This fact was ridiculously demonstrated iu the case of the recent contest at Crawfordsville. The judges marked one of the contestants a winner because he had a fine dash and animation about his delivery, hut they rated him far below the other contestants on thought and composition. When they discovered, tt few days later, that he had stolen his oration bodily from a recent address of the Rev. Dr.

f the best be

. S. Reniek & Co.

Lyman Abbott, one

ever delivered, these learned literary ciities took to the woods, and th

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Groceries, Fruits Silts and Vegetables.

HAMILTON’

A full line of Quttnsware. This is the store for low jirices and good bargains. Fancy gro-

ceries a specialty.

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is such tt roar in the town that they will never again pretend to | have line discernment of the merits | of literary composition, ('aid Endicott failed to win the honor because he ran afoul of a set of judges like the Crawfordsville trio that rated Dr. Abbott’s best j thought and composition greatly j inferior to that of the college boys ! The editor of the Tribune is mis-1 taken for Endieott stood first on manuscript, but lost the contest because his appearance reminded tlie audience of a stuffed toad wearing a dress suit, and bis de- j livery was far below that of the average primary student. Endieott does not know any more about ora- | lory than a goat does about hip j

pockets.

Louis Hubbard, of Benton Harbor is the guest of Floyd Newln ! and Ed Williams this week. Robert Nonrsedelivered a lecture! on Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde at Me-1 harry hall last night to a fair sized audience. The lecture was well received. Dr. Nourse is earnestly dramatic, and reads into this marvelous story a moral lesson worth the consideration of all.

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SPECIAL SALE STIFF MATS

AND

CAPS

I rom now Until Im H ). 1 W e oiler our entire stock of Hats and caps at

1-Hofi

In order to make room lor Spring

Stock.

SSutlierl in

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<’ornnitTciai l aw, I

- mcuMhip. an<] Shorthand aro urold win- - I nera. Enter at any Mm< . - - A class will In’griii Shorthand i‘ t*. 1-t. “ Z two o'clock I*. M., room • West C tllcgt. -

- one lesson per wt • k —

: C. C HOHN, M C. S. -

Sc ml i>rd scrinlive < ireiilar.

iii111ii>iiit i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i • i t tii

At tlie last session of the state Athletic association the standing high jump ami high kick were I

eliminated from the field day pro- WaRted—All 1063 gram. A ho yard tlash, a 200 y ard j ^‘jg^WEuVm.ruNi l’^iCn. w i?l:. h r: ton hurdle and a 5 mile bicycle 0,r,!r race were added. The following schools received olilees: butler, j t0 i )e gi vun i,y those of the college president; Hanover, vice president: i f aeU i tv wlio lictpiont the platrorui. Earlham, seeretary; DeL’auw, treas- The professor to ik as bis subject nrer. Frank Roller is our repre j |q u .i. ;irv study of the Book of sentative. It required fifty ballots ] j 0 |, ” .,| U | surely no lecture given

to determine

kins.

whether the field day

Earlham or Rose

in Greencastle on a literary sub

A party will go to Indianapolis to- >01 , j s guilty and believes young j

morrow to see Sol Smith Russell. Black is mistaken. Mr. VanCumpcn j should be held at Earlham or Rose j j et . t na8 0V er m ire interesting or Joe I’crkins. of Benton county, has ! spoke of a time, a year or so ago, when Poly ami finally the latter won by m( ,|- ( . enthusiastieiillv received, been visiting his brother. Edmund Per- 1 he was administrator of an estate and I t | 10 t0S8 0 f a coin. j nj K careful and sympathetic treat

The State reaehers’association I meut of this great classic poem lias introduced a bill providing for held a large audience intensely iu-

Wrl; ts Colory Tea regulates the liver find kidneys, cures constipation and lien headacne. 25c at all druggists.

Emory Hunt, of Kansas City, Mo., L l u , j visiting Iti^ niece, Mrs. Chas. Broud-

1 street.

Rev .< Iharles Jakes and wife ol New Kiehmoml, arc visiting at Titos.

; Bayne’s.

Mrs. George Nelson i- spending the | week with Mrs. Jenkins and family at j ( oatesville. Mrs. Daniel Thomas of Portland

kent two or three hundred dollars in ! the house atm that Gray knew where I it was all the time and if he had wanted

to steal he woulil ftave taken this cash, i higher requirements for license to Both the old people stated that both teach. This will be advantageous Gay nor and Gray lived at I'tiderwood j to college students who intend to

land that they were both absent at about j teach.

the time tlie RccisviHe crime was com- 1

mitte thev

Butler and 1. l ! . will have to

-aid

When asked about Gay nor j , „ , . be bad never borne a bad I ^ oul on the 1,,u> (,f l’ la - 1! ‘ r

reputation, but bad at one time been in tie* licensed saloon business, but was

Cleveland, Ohio, to hurned out and retired from tbc busi-

ness. Mr. and Mrs. VanCampen will

A Sciontlflo Kenunuy.

For a long time Brazilian Balm was • puzzle to the doctors. It cured so many

d , i f e **'", tkat contrary to each Mill , lius „,nc to

other- iiseaseB ^hich were supposed

to ret; uire a directly opposite treatment. vls,t t'elatiNc-.

The secret was at last revealed when it State evangelist G. 'l' l.cgg, ini- rc- leave tonight for their bome in Fuderwa* ’ scovered that the Balm Is a most turiu’il to Logaiisiiurt after I'ondiicting ! "'ootl. They were m eonsultation with g? r, r S£foU.“‘S UZitZSl Mill- «-* Mr. * nlliver „,iThti discovery proved that its Mr. and Mrs. David Houck and Supt. , , , , ,, ,,, .

i were ptydy scientific and in har- K| , d Mr .. M . ,, voll -p, tl t tbe ,lav K '

7 with t.ie latest revelations of .... , . , airent of the .l.tna 1M«* insiinmee loin-

:riology. For nearly all germ dis- ^' 11 * < 'ver N. Houck ami taimly. of ( a|u | a f orlller DcPatiw student, by the press of that city.

t. as Catarrh. Hay Fever, Consump- , Hainrick station. . r .

Dyspepsia, Typhoid and Scarlet , , , , ,, ■ i ,, visiting in the city. Dr. Gobin gave an interesting

t > yoia, lypuum buu ovanev Andrew and Joe Bowen and J. <>.

rker were here fro... Danv.lle todav loday is tbe anniversary of tbe battle an( j instructive talk at chapel to-

iKt r wt r< ner. irom w..nvm. t m, . |((f Mjn „ „ Kv., Jan. IS), 1802. and DusinedS connected with the .1. H.' , , e ” r , .. ,, ... ... uav

t 1, * ■ . 1.. ,t ti ikt ( ■ 1111 1 - K / < 11 I 11 • i i M > • r *’

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Biles, Measles, Chicken-pox. pmatism, Mumps, Lockjaw, and o germ diseases attended with in-

flsm tation and fever, it has proved itf r lo years a perfect and reliable

No Opium, nzi.ian Balm is the only cough y on the market that contains no im in any form. No opium to con- , or foster the opium habit, Retber this. For sale by W. W. Jones.

ism. Dcl’uu w always lias and always will meet ail contestants with fair anti honest oratory regardless >f success or failure. Rev. 0. 1* Royse, who occupied the pulpit of the M. E. church at Brazil last Sunday, was highly complimented ou his two sermons

on the effects of cigarette

terested to the end.

The Virginia i’hoto Co., have s >ld tbeir bo-inc-- to J . 11. t :outo e k. All parties h iving work done with them | will eall at Mr. Cammaek’s gallery for their work as soon t.i- possible ’I'be postolllce gallery i- imw closed. tf. ('ammaek lta> a tine sottvineer of DePattw university that every citizen of Greencastle -hould have. < all ami sec it and be convinced. tf J. B. Viackic i- supported by a litsteluss company of artists—Grimes' < 'ellar Door is very, very funny—well I should sav it was. You don't want to miss it. At opera bouse, Jan. 21. U

j Bowen assignment. Anti-Cigarette leagues have been or- | ganized in tbe public schools. The work is under the supervision of Mrs. Graee Ilayej anil Miss t'ofIIa. There will be a regular meeting of j Temple Lodge No. 17, I', and A. M.. tomorrow evening at 7 o’clock p. tn., for

PUI-U UINE

tbe death of Gen. F. K. Zollicofter. | smokino

Rev. Jakes, of Richmond, has been _ ,, , ,. visiting hi. father-in-law. Thos. Bayne. | George Terrell was at Indianaand family. I )0 1* S ' tt8t evening seeing Sol Smith

Edward Allen was able to lie down Russel!.

I town today for the first time since Iti- Two ol our most prominent young

, illness.

Jake Kiefer is in

business.

Mrs. J. F. Darnall is visiting in La-

: tloga.

; men slept in the jail last night.

Bloomington 00 j They say tt was ou a waget, al-

there arc other reasons why

r.zeuriiou Hates to XVashliiKtan D On account of the presidential inati-j guration at Washington City, March 4th, agents of the Cmcitmati. Hamilton and Dayton railway, will sell tickets to Washington cit\ and return, at one

fare tor tbe round trip. Tickets will ! if it fail-to cure. be sold, good going March 1, 2 and 3,

good to return until March sUi inclusive, through sleeper will be run from Chicago & Indianapolis via Motion and t . H. A D. Ry to Washington via < tn-

cinnati.

(Dll Wanted—'I o do housework. ( all at Fiercy’s Drugstore. sti-:it

CATARRH

F5RAZILIAM

I ail BALM Instantly chcclt*

thet ravages

liiltl/fdGatarrh. It is a

jtruo Balsam of Imarvelous benl* iiilt power and t ho N* only known rera--«A tedy iliat pene- >» V t rotas’ to the most I hidden recesses of

- ^ inveterate

Uioeaso. It quick*

destroys tl*o

uc sts of microbes*

v ? A iheals the ulcers

Ll. l restores tho senses offline!: -‘aatORiirl hearing. H has irecn nvx ov-:-:’ 10 years lit hospitals e . . . ivatefui.’flies and by Pliysi. ia: r ml Specialists as *’)e one D* Uibla remedy in naturefor< rrli* Itisalio most econo’nical, a fjOcis. bottfo containing li w .‘ks* treatment and &l.<H)bt tic weeks' treat.nent.

Siruzi’lnu BaLn often e ires a

Cold over nig it. Cu i Croup in

nnt Qui ij cures La

ilrrppe. and take : all its bad efi'ectsout oi'tfcosystem. Absolutely guaranteed to euro Asthma. Prevent ’, breaks up and cures Typhoj.eland Scarlet Foversin any stage* A juarvelon x remedy for all t domm h troubles. In Female troubles it relieves lika magic. Dissipates Mumps iu ono day. Relieves Piles and Constipation over night. For Con tipation rso ns for Piles. Ii.Uoesi.il this gently and promptly* yet it is no miracle; it relieves iko inflammation* nature doe s the rest. It is worth its weight in gold iu every family* Over lOO doses in a P Jc. bottle. Trial size “5c. Ask for Circular.

Sold b> Druggists.

li. F. JACKSON & CO.,

INDIANAPOLIS, IND.

FOR s \LE BY W. W. JON FS.

< ur« si Coll In One Day.

Take Laxative Bromo quinine Tablet-. All druggistit refund the money

2.-h\

20St D.

TF'mr 1 allsn s drug store

XVantiMt. To -i li $i.lO sitrry for $7.’> cash, good [ as new. Call at this olllce. The latest fad is a photo button, ('all jat C'atnnitu k's ar.d see .-atnplcs. tf

| though

I people while away an evening hour

] in the county bastile.

Dr. Hollingsworth's pulpit was

i given over Sunday evening to Prof, j ^ ,MI - ., _

' tice dancing together on an old cellar

James B. Mackle's first (tartner was E. Dtxey—they used to prac-

WiIlium E. Smyscr. who commeueed door in St) , ull a series of Sunday evening lectures I Jau. 21.

BiifctOIL

At opera hoii*e It

For Legal Blanks. Tbe Bannkk Timks V or Envelopes see

The Hannkr Tivfs pra ters.

>ay. do you know

I f trade is slow

The dull limes may have silled i t). You will be wise

To advertise If

For that will soon rebuild it.

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