Daily Greencastle Banner and Times, Greencastle, Putnam County, 30 January 1897 — Page 3

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THE DAILY BANNER TIMES, («iiT'KNCASTLK, INDIANA.

his is no Sermon

Yft ">* want to preach the virtues of RIN’oEK > • 1 '' 11 ^

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liAl.SAM —It i> no patent

plainly printed on the package—v\ e

of bottles in the last t.vc yearsbad ctmjfh* Try it 2Rc—

has the formula have sold hundreds

has cured main very

The Spittle Drug Shop, ^, UR Trade Wanted. 3 06 South College Ave. ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦❖♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦•♦^ ******** ********* >«.*♦♦♦♦*♦ ♦♦♦♦ »♦♦♦ ♦♦♦

for in another I

THIS-

f rom now Until Kolo. is>t. We offer our entire stock of Still Hats and caps at ^^1 1-3 oil In order* to make room for Spring

Stock.

Sutlierlin

The

Hatter

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WINTER WERTHER

- CALLS FOB HEAVY CLOTHING, fiut Comes a Ljittle Late For Our Li<5 Stock*

We have just completed our annual invoice and find we have entirely too stock left for so late in the season and we have determined to reduce it even at a loss, hut that will he your gain if you will take advantage of the opportunity.

much great

Mon’* Suits and Ovircnats former price $7.">u and Youth’s Suit. #10.00 for $5.00 for.

former price #i»..'>n a d

#7.a0

$5.00

Men's Fine Wool Suits and Overcoats former price Youth’s *l:>.r>0 for ... . $7.50 foi

Suits former price #10.tin

and #l'J.no

$7.50

fr '.•^ns.v>a.>s**v*s*Sv vv*w*vvs*><*y

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adies' Composite Siioe

eser.ption.

Dull Donjrola kid, very Jdurahle; Goodyear welt; o;ik-

t .nned so'.e with filling of $

cork between outer and inner

soles, as nearly damp-pi I ;is y leather can he made ; militiirv $ held; heel foxed and back-stay- ^

ed: fair -titehed, extension

edges; coin toes. Stock and / workmanship gmiranteed. ^

Equipped wile Pratt lace

fasteners.

THE BEST OF Printed and Engraved Cards Are to be found in the Banner Times coun ngroom. Prices reasonable. Call and see samples.

A Men’s Fine Plaid suit' former price #17>.0(l and < hildren’s J #1S.(ki for .. $ 10.00 for

''nits former price

#-J 50 and *;t (Hi

$1.50 and $2.00

Sold only by

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tt^e Best

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THE LOCAL FIELD What is Going on In and About

Fair Greoncastlt.

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LATEST CITY HAPS ANu MISHAPS. I Where Onr I’eoiile are ♦iooijt and Where I Their GuentH are SioptiinK-Nrwn ot In-

terest Over the City—The Best Column in the 2*nper for IJnlfk Readtug.

Riggs’ shop as cnllcd pkiee in this paper.

Paul Burlingame has opened his new store next to the postotflee. Tlie Baxnkk Timks will keep you thoroughly posted on current events. Try it and he convinced. A. B. Tolin, of Indianapolis, shipped forty-four head of feeding eat tie to Greeneastle today. They will he sold

to Putnam farmers.

A large pane of glass in a photograph drying ease located over the front door of the post office fell in sections today causing some delay in the usual heavy rush in the post office

front doors.

The Indianapolis Jounuil states that it learns officially that there is not the least foundation for the report, that the Brice syndicate is in a fair way to secure control of the Louisville, New

Albany A Chicago.

It was one year ago tomorrow night that the murder of Pearl Bryan occurred at Cincinnati and the subsequent arrest of Jackson ami Walling. The anniversary of the great crime brings many sad memories to more than

one heart in Grecueastlo.

a lady in a neighboring town is said to hive adopted a happy plan for bringing Iter daughters home at a reasonable hour from pirties and en-

tertainments. I he last one home initstjt|„. n multiply it by by fid. ticn add it get up lirst and prepare breakfast. 11„ |,,. r ti,e,i subtract .Hm. then add' The result is always a race home to ] 15 ( then teii her to tell > mi t ::e amount | avoid being tne last one. | she lias hat. The two figures to the. A farmer, who was cutting trees near! t'Utht will tell her age, . tin la— here recently, allowed one to fall upon ; maiuder tin* month of her birth. For and break the long distance telephone I example, the amount t- ''-’r!; she is

wire. When tne inspector finally lo- • > at ~ old, and was hotn in the eighth TT A fN J. a fTV eated the place an 1 criticised the man un Ah August C, ViT” SLU V Gfc) ^.TlO.. I. 1H 1 O for not reporting the damage, he was A \ g man, a re.>*!eiit <-f this ei*y. r> *v>p piFo ♦“» ya f 1 Tirg.A t^LfA'W P51 1 FllP told by the farmer that it was not his I wa s. bet last ev. m e g . ..... •' . D ■ ■ •. • • •**• W <s twIlU W cill LliU

business to doit. This is part of the i ni ( , ur ii>g asthma. At the } u L G”’’

k struck him, he w is

I staying all night at a fattv In ti'C and t],, was in,able to eeilie the mevlieitles

Great Reduction in Men’s and Youth’s Heavy

Weight Pants.

children's Fine Suits former Price #5.ih» for

$3.50

The above goods are strictly trimmings and no shoddy.

first class well made, with best

i he TvlODLL Glotliing Store.

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Our Liurs of

I>OX*T THINK itt' lenvtuft the city, even for a short time, without ordering: the Daily Kannuu Fimes to ! follow you. It costa you but 1" cents a weex | as it does hero u? homo, and the address will 1m* changed as <?ftoo as \ou Hi 'c.

id will deliver the same at i (Uer»onftl8 and society notes are solicited ■ , . j an l will be inserttnl if wrltei’s name aiui acini V clay, any tlinc*, and in anj (irtH*( is attached, n: t to he Insortfsl, hot as >m L . wher . and hour. «*a C .

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r l<i«iaV v a ix<»cai *»m»vrkets.

^BiFurntshed'he Daily Banni r Timks i d: ly ti IL. W. Alien, mumtger of Ar-

usii il diseussioi iii regard m rights | tj, 1U ;

along the highways. Present indie,I'iuiis

are that

genef'dly used in Mich

hut .li.rdan’- poultry itottsc.j IP08

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nrkey, old loms

urkiys, youiiK lOpds.anil over cliolc, nit

'nrkeyn, yountr* ^ to 10 pds

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r.ieurmon Kute, to Wo*h‘.nKt€Ui t>. f. Ott Heeouut of the presidential inauLiiralinn at U ashiut;t<m City, March Bth, agents of the t’liteiniiiiti, Hamilton Iind Dayton railway, will sell tickets to PVashiiigton i itv and return, at one jlare lor the round trip. Tickets will he sold, good going March 1, 2 and 3, Jgnr 1 to return until March 8th inelujsive, through sleeper will he run from | l ’hieago W In laiiapidis via Motion anti 'II. it 1>. Ky to vVashingtou via Cin-

kinnati.

S. F. Lock ridge is visiting in Carbon. Elder Lane, was in Indianapolis to-

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Circuit court begin? a week from I Monday. A. T. Kelly went to Indianapolis this morning. j Temperature this morning five degrees above. Miss Jessie \\ illianis went to Imliatiapo'.is tins morning. The Shakspearean ilelineatoi’s will practice this evening. Miss Grace Key, of lioachdale, was in the city last night. The Maud Powell concert oicurrs ionight in Meharry hall. Mrs. D. E. Williamson went to Indianapolis this inorniug. Today’s iet up on excessive cold is accepted cheeifuUy by all. Frank Breeman, an old Greeneastle hoy, is visiting friends in the city. The fifth ami six’.li grades of the third ward were out bob-sledding last even-

ing.

Born to W. F, Kerr and wife, January 25, at Tipton. »n eleven pound

daughter.

Parties wealthy enough to sleighride state that sleighing is not very good—

too much grit in the snow.

Miss Katherine Mathers lias returned home from a few weeks’ visit in Lex-

ington and Wilmor Kentucky.

Senator llogatc has introduced Sen \J t ]•<}(' ^tora ,s | at'’hill 322 : Relative to t lie itieorpora- ' v I tion of mutual insurance companies. Misses Maud tiiul May Tollman, west Organs Franklin street, entertained their young friends last eyeiiing in a very pleasant

manner.

The section men of this division of the Vundulia have been over in Illinois laying new steel on what is called the middle division.

l Mrs. Charles Wilson. Greeneastle, who has been spending a few days in I the city, returned home this morning.

| —Brazil Democrat.

Prof. J. B. DcMotte will lecture in I English’s opera house at Indianapolis | Monday evening. The DeMotte reception at tite Bates house occurs on Tues-

j day*

i Do not forget the calls for aid that I ..ave been issued by the Associated Charities. Send your supplies to Mr.

Motion will this year have a heavy

stone traffic from quarries on its line, j K'D M '*-v that if then

Yesterday a tralnload was shippi d u,, y w

from Bedford to Chicago, and several t" <1 ‘ ll1 * 1K ' "I-. k the orders are to be filled for eastern par- oil’the lamp am! proceeded P- ma' 'an ties ;l s soon as the weather becomes '"Wnal appiieMion of t a pint of milder. Contracts have been made "'” ll "' l >* 11 P r,,vei1 h, ‘ " ' with New York Arms for some large quick cure hut the value of the remedy deliveries ot Bedford stone during the be damaged in 'Oltie people’s e-

timatioti by his stating that he tasted eoa! oil for t wo wt ek' after that night, i Under the head of “Tne •* 'e Boards*' the Indianapolis ./oarMo/ t.' lay prints a list ot those boiling tiusteeships. Among the numher are It A.Uggof this city, State university, tune expires in 1899; T. C. Grooms, secretary of the Indiana Institution of the Deaf, time,

expires Jan. 1. 1899,

lee ought to be cheap in ibis eitt , next summer. Excellent eight itch blocks of the crystal ate being stacked “mountain high’ in tee houses, and the supply does not seem to diminish. Bob-sledding was the sport today on several of the hills leading to the public sipiare. The Indiana street hill w..s the lavortte resort and a large crowd of

So he !

was i ^

was going 30£Lx5Oi_i.

top

Gee cur

une

skates for this

or it

8. Seuick & €o.

se .son.

The Wabash eoimeil has directed the city attorney to draft an ordinance proliibit ing expect “rat inn upon the sitle walks and providing a penalty therefor. Secretary llurty. of the state board of bealth, strongly favored it. and it was upon his recommendation that the council took action. Such a law would rob loo many Greencastle loafers of apparently their great-

est pleasure.

The city Western l ninii telegraph office has put in a telephone. 112, for the benefit of its eusiomers. It is believed that this js the first step in eventually having Western Union longdistance telephone erviee all oyer the

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AVrlsht’s Celery Tea regulates the j liver and kidneys, cures constipation | a id sick headacite. 25c at all druggists.

country. There i> an open rupture be-

tween the W. U. and the Bell Tele* ' m, ‘" :UH * ^">’ s eujoyttl the spurt. phone company, and tin; public may ]>i N'etvgent is in the city l- da. i ir thus get the benefit ol the light. The ,;iii ;l (mjr a patition asking hi . appoint public will not object in the least. menf as storekeepers an i gttager at, the A merry party of twenty-four youttg i , *'' l '** p ry ' v,l 'eh is to he i:i innning j people of the city enjoyed a hob-sled order .soon at ( hnton 1'allride to Manhattan last night, where There will be services tomorrow at Mis- < heny Smith bad arranged to give the Habtist church at the tt*ual houra party in their honor. Although the conducted by the pastor, Rev. Baldock. drive was a long and cold one, their en- ^ otitig peoples services a -pecialty at teriai iment at Manhattan was so pleas- -ix o'clock in the evening, ant that, ail things di-agreeable were j a Bannk.u ’I'imks man in hi bis stop quickly forgotten. They plaved game.' watch while a big hob-s’ed made the and enjoyeil music until midnight Indiana street descent today and found: when they started on their return and that it required just titty seconds, reached their homes about two o’clock. Timt’s pretty fast sliding.

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A liill line of Qucfoisware. This is the store for low prices and nood bargains. Fancy gro-

ceries a specialty.

Southea t Corner Sc]uare.

Farts, Repairs. Needles, oils, Kte. floslng *>ut sale of Ilk; musle m January 1st, 'M7. TUree for 10c. J. K. ill LL, Greeneastle, Iml.

• • i i-i ,,,,,,,,,it,,iii, : •%>(jOMMl:RClAL COURSE^ \ 7 ttnok-k e. ina. ('onintercial I.aw, l‘en- I ; uienship, and sbortlumd are trold win- - - nets. (Enter at any time). Z ; A class will In gin Shorthand Feb. 1st, ; s two o'clock I*. M ., room 7 West College. 7 ; Tuition ten wei ks fl.no. E. C HORN, M. C. S. 7 ; Bend for descriptive Circular. ;

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The transcript of the evidence in the case of Mrs. Frances Cheek against the Illinois Central railroad, which was tried at Williamsport three weeks ago, has been completed for sending the ease up to the Supreme court. The judgement awarded Mrs. Cheek was #14,0011. It was one of tlie largest ever awarded a person for personal injuries sustained. It is the policy of railroads generally never to pay judgments of this nature until they have been passed upon by the court of final resort.—Attica Democrat. Girls of marriageable age do not. like to tell how old they are. hut you can find out by following the subjoined instructions, tlie young lady doing the figuring: Tell her to put down Ihe number of the month in which she was

Prof. W. II. Ragan and daughter. Miss Belle, arrived from Florida yes teiday evening. Mi's Ragan will take up her school work Monday.

THIS IS A. CAR OF CRAWFORD COAL.

% None better. 1 am exclusive agent. Call and see me before placing your oraers. Banner'l imes Block. May Tknnant.

All persons knowing themselves indeh'.ed to Stoner & Son, will please < ill at market and settle at once. Sfi-Ct

Artist’s Concert.

The chart for seats for the Matte! Powell recital will be at Latiydon’s hook store until seven o'clock this evening, after which time at the its- 1 ual place in east colk-ge. Tickets 50, 10 and 35 cents. The concert will ‘begin at 8 :0r>. It

Wanted: Medium sized stove. Must he cheap, ( ail

FROM NOW UNTIL F. BRUARY 15 I WILL SELL

BOOTS

cannonj at No. SI

horn, then multiply it by 2. then add 6, South Jackson str i t.

THE GLOBE STORE. SOUTH GREENCASTLE.

At J.

SHOES, AND RUBBERS COST for CASH. SUDRANSKI.

FACT

is the realization of a possibility. If you have not already joined that innumerable throng—ourcustomers — and think there is a possibility of having your clothing made in a good substantial manner with fit, trimmings and workmanship the best, just come and realize on that possibility.

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\Ye Are Now Showing

Sprint Suitines.,

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I am Selling Headlight Coal Oil at 10 per gallon Gasoline i 2 pf or 5 gallons for 60c

Bailey Hawkins

Set out yonrctin end

give me a trial.

No. 6 East Washington Street.

IgUbt,

< ui*e a Col-I In Olio Oil) * Take Laxative Bn into Quinine Tablet.-’. All druggists '••fund the money if it fails to cure. 25c. 2081 I).

For Statements see The Bannk.h I imkh, nrinters

For Sale Bill and Fosters. The Baknkr Timh«