Daily Greencastle Banner and Times, Greencastle, Putnam County, 12 April 1897 — Page 4

THE DAILY BANNER TIMES, GREENCASTLE, INDIANA.

To see Yourself As other see You Buy one of our Cameras and work it — We have in stock the •‘Oem Pock" and the “Quad” - $5.00— Both gotxl Canu ras and do good work—Wc will he pleased P> show you Photographs made with them— The necessary instruction given free to obtain good pictures- - The bittle Dru$ Shop South Col/ Ave. YOUR TRADE WANTED

Due Respect,

To the fair so\ demands that £ the hat yon dolV should be worth putting

on.

The latest ami correct shape must he coupled with a quality that is top grade. Our tine I let hies and soft Mats touch the highest mark every way.

Sutherlin,

THE HATTER.

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You just ought to see those Boy’s, Youth’s and Little Gent’s nice Shoes at Louis & § Hays’ Store. They $ are the best quality and ^ in the very latest styles ^

5 and colors.

They are made just >> / as nice as men’s and £ f very cheap. I t-ews v es.x-s.v< .nxs.-vv .v .'v.-c-cv^

OPERA - HOUSE

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SPECIAL SCENERY. SPECIALTIES WITHOUT A PEER.

Physicians.

Free to the Public.

CALL AT HIS OFFICE

Local and Peisooal,

What is Going on in Society, cal and General News.

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Dr. Ballentine’s True Homeopathic Remedies are tor sale in Grecncastle by W. W. Jones.

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BAl.LF.NTINE REMF.DY

SOUTHARD BLOCK.

Corner Washington and Indiana Streets.

HINDERCORNS Th.tmtymm Crnfm Corns Stop! all pain Mnk*** walking eaiy. 16c. at Drurc^ts.

Harvey Black is here from Baiuhvidge today. Mrs. Lillie Alien was in Indianapolis today. Miss Stella Grubb is at home from St. Louis. H. H. Hiltis went to Tern; Haute this morning. Dr. Chas. Poueher ha- returned to I ndianapolis. Elder Brown returned from Clinton this morning. Mrs. Geo. \V. Paris is visiting friends in Terre Haute.

PARKER’S

HAIR BALSAM Cleanses and beautifiea the hair Promotes a luxuriant growth. Never Pails to Beatore Gray Hair to its Youthful Color. Cures scalp dmeasi a & huir 6f>c,audSid* 1 at Druggists

doe Torr and Frank Lewis left Satur-

j day for < ineiunati.

John K. East, of Bloomington, was

in the city yesterday.

Mr. and Mrs. Walter Alhaugh visited

in Reelsville Sunday.

Mi<s Etta GritHtli, of Indianapolis

was here over Sunday.

Houck & Houck shipped two loads of

hogs to Indianapolis today.

| Frank and L. A. Ko-s, of Kostorio, rhysician & Surgeon. jGhio, were in town sumiay. Mrs. J. 1*. D. dohu and Miss John

yyou nroCONSUIVIPTIVE Indijj-RTlon, J’uinf'il Tils or Debility of any

PAUKEK’8 GINGER TONIC Many who were hoptP

tubsund Uittcouragui huw regumod hoailli by its usu

or hav'j kind use

W. W. TUCKER, M. D.

OFFICE 17 VINE ST RESIDENCE 310 £. WASH. ST j————————————————— Notice. Notice L hereby given that letters of administration on the estate of Gon/alvo t’. Srnythe, deeeased, have been iasued to tbe undersigned. All persons indebted to said estate are requested to call at the lab- residence of said decedent and make settlement. Jknmi. H. Smythk. lITtl'J 15t2 Administratrix.

spent the day in Indianapolis. Mr. and Mrs. Salt.marsh, of Indianapolis, spent Sunday with Mrs. Man Haw kins. The Acts of 18!)“ were received by Clerk DaruaU today. One hundred and ten copies were s,.ut to Putnam county. Mrs. W. J. Snyder is reported to hi in a critical condition, no change for the better, being apparent.—Brazil

1 he Heaviest Stock 1

of Wall Paper in the city. The greatest variety to select from.

This Stock is fresh and new, too, and t lint means the best styles to Select from. The prices are lower than ever.

|j Jones" Drug Store. I

Pants, Varnish, Garden and Flower Seeds.

Tiiacs. Mrs. Snyder is well known here. O. L. Fulwider, of Chicago, is in the city. Dr. E. W. Fisk went to Rock port this afternoon. Dennis Downs was here from Terre Haute today. Frank Landes went to Indianapolis tills morning. Fred Smith of Ornwfordsville, was in the city today. < has. Smith, of Topeka, Kan., is here to enter school. M. L. Darnall was in Baiubridge on business today. Thos. Bayne returned to Bloomington this aftcriiou. Samuel Ha/elett has gone to l.al’orte county on business. E. E. Burnaby went to Bloomington on business this p. in. Miss Colburn, of Michigan City, is the guest of Miss Ferine. G. V. Black shipped three cars of horses to Indianapolis today. I.ovd & Co. shipped a carload of horses to Indianapolis today. Miss Alice Paxton has returned from a visit in Franklin with her sister. Smith Matson and Ernest Martin were in Indianapolis last evening. Richard Baker has a new Ivor Johnson bicycle and will tackle the thing today for the tirst time. Elder Morris and his congregation adjourned their services last night to attend the Ostrom-Hiliis meeting. Mark Wood has gone to Parkersburg. Va., where he has a position with the Adams Express company as agent. Miss Belle Long and Mrs. Mary Akers have returned to their home in Cloverdale after visiting Miss Winifred Mar-

tin.

Wilbur Starr left this morning for Lexington, Ky., where he will train a company for the presentation of ‘ Queen Esther.” Mr. and Mrs. James Deitrick, of Califernia, have gone to New York after visiting their daughter, Mrs. Roger Burlingame. Mr and Mrs. M. Chittenden went to Indianapolis Sunday afternoon in response to a telegram announcing the serious illness of the latter’s father. Mrs. James Matthews left at noon for Danville, 111., where she will make her future home. -Ur. Matthews will remain here where he has a position with the assessor. There was a tight on the ’‘strip” this noon in which a woman was given a pair of black eyes. Jerlousy, hate, and several other tilings, too numerous to mention contributed to the result. Mr. and Mrs. Simonson and their guests. Miss Ross and Mrs. Simonson's brother, of Wia/.il, were called to Brazil Sunday afternoon by an announcement of the illness of the former’s father. The death of Miss Louise I’herson, of Baiobridge. sister of II. Pherson. occurred Saturday night at her home. T.ie funeral services occurred this morning at Baiubridge, Rev. E. S. Shocriaker officiating. The Bannkr Ti.viks is in receipt of a two column article on soldier life sent by Laurence C. McCray, of Ft Crook. Nebraska, a member of < ompany ti, 22nd Infantry. Its length prevents its publication in this paper. Dr. VV. O. Jenkins received a letter from Governor Mount this morning ottering him a place on ids siatt'as surgeon general with the title of Lieutenant Colonel, but the kind otter will be declined.— Terre Haute (lazette. Mr. Henry Soiinelield and Mjss Maggie N ixon, noth of Indianapolis, were married this afternoon at one o’clock at the <'omiucrcial hotel. Elder A. II, Morris ollleial.iiig. Mr. and M rs.Somietleld left at 3:15 for their home at Indianapolis. The new freight engines of the Vandalta are developing remarkable power. One day last week one of them arrived at Terre Haute from the west hauling ninety-live loaded ears, the longest train ever hauled by one engine on the Vamlulia, hut it was over the most level portion of the line. There is more trouble at the State Normal. This time it is said to he theft and three young women have been ordered, says the Terre Haute Express, to appear before the president. Hats and umbrellas have been disappearing of late from the school cloak rooms. E. Howell.au expert locksmith, who has been iiiasing the rounds of the saloons and winning the drinks on bets that he can open any safe, was sent to headquarters by Olfleer Welch this morning for investigation. Nothing could be proven against him and he wa^ released.—Terre Haute Tribune, Theie was a small tire at Thos. Hammond's residence this morning just before twelve o’clock. James Merryweather, tire chief, was coming up from dinner and Orville Earl tirst discovered the bla/e. He gave the alarm and Mr. Merry weather sent in an alarm I and went to work. He extinguished the lire with a bucket or two of water, the hose wagon, however, paving out j a line of pipe. The damage was trifling and was caused by a defective flue.

A Faculty Ousted.

Manhattan, Has.. April 11.—The dismissal of Prof. George T. Fairchild, for eighteen years president of the Kansas State Agricultural College seems to have been only the beginning of a clean sweep proposed by tbe Hoard of Regents. The dismissal of Ptof. Fairchild was followed yesterday by the discharge of fourteen other members of the faculty and numerous other employees of the institution. No charges were preferred against any of the teachers released. The Board of Regents, which is controlled by the Populists, simply stated that the discharged instructors : ‘wcre not in harmony with the fundamental principles Yd the

administration.”

Couniif Local News,

Interesting Items from Principal Points of Putnam County. CLINTON I'AI.LS. Farmers are breaking their eoru

ground.

OrviBe Tuttle i- to tend Je<s Ilnm I

rick's ground this year.

Chalk Lane has rented a couple of: patches of ground to Thomas Tuttle. Mrs. Sarah Thomas -pent part of last j

week at 1’utnamvillc.

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The Gentlemen’s Literary club will meet this evening with Lieut. McIntosh. J. J. Weida is in Lafayette on business.

St. John’s Church. Tomorrow, Tuesday night, at 8 o'clock, the Rt. Rev. John Hazen White, D. D., will preach and administer the sacrament of confirmation. The public is cordially invited to attend tbe service.

Real Estate Transfers. M It Hammond to .1 E M O'Hair, quit, land in Grecncastle, fl. Albert F Key to A J and E Cosner land in Grecncastle. $1500, Adam Ader to S W Ader land in Jackson tp., $1200. Charles 2 Baker to Rhoda A Wilson land in Groveland, $2."i0. Vincennes Lund and Improvement company to James M McCord land in Grecncastle, $100. South Grecncastle, Miss Gertrude Linvel, of Muncie, is visiting friends in the city. Dave Roland is butchering for John Cooper. Tom Murphy and Jerry Kern are here from Muncie. Dave Buster is moving to Muncie. Joe O’iiair has gone into the huckster business. Ben Vicker went to Indianapolis this morning. Mack Albright is moving from Depot street to the strip. Joe Hare is in Muncie looking for work. This portion of tb^ city can furnish a champion in almost any line. The latest claim is that ot Frank Tobin to the championship in cinch playing. I’revent sickness and save doctors’ hills at this season by keeping your blood rich and pure w ith Hood's Sarsaparilla.

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The Weather. Ghicaqo, 111., April i'2 Showers tonight and Tuesday, warmer tonight. Cox.

Maximum temperature yesterday is.u Minimum " •• 12.0 temperature today. 7 a m 34.0 * noon 53.0 Uttln rail, nielte.lsnow (inches) 1.40 The noon temperature Is tatacn dally hy the Rannru Timks,

Tot :ir« <• < oi.t lit Oh..|>h). ’lake Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablet- AII d.'tiggists refund the money if it fails to cure. 25c. 20NtD.

W. L. TORR,

of t'uklaiid, Iml., Itecummends Wright's Celery Capsules, Oakland, Iml., Dec. 22, 1800. TilK W iuuht Mkdicai. Co, (/Oluinhus, Ohio. Dkak Slits: — I have purchased a box of Wright's Celery Capsules from Albert Allen, druggist, and used them for Constipation, Indigestion and Stomach trouble and have been greatly benefited hy their use. They have done me more good than any remedies I have ever used for these troubles and are all that is claimed for them. Yours truly, W. L. To nil. Sold by all Druggists price 50c. and $1.00 per box. Call at drug store for free sample.

IIik Four Kxcanuon. To southern states April (i and 20 one way about Docents per mile. To southern and western states round trip April U ami 20th, one fare plus $2. To Anderson April 20 and 21st return 23d $2,30. To Indianapolis April 20 and 27th return May I $1.00. F. P. IlUKsns. Agent. I’.IkH’ Keunton. Miunc.ipolis, July 0th to 10th. For this meeting the Big Four route will name special low rates to accommodate all members of this great benevolent sceiety and their friends. The superiority of tins route between Cincinnati, Louisville. Indianapolis and surrounding territory and to Chicago is conceded hy all.

Jule Walters’ Funny Comedy. Jule Walters’ “Side Tracked” will be presented at the opera house tomorrow evening, is a farcical drama that not only pleases the public, but has proven itself worthy of praise for the manner in which the author lias constructed each individual character. Jule Walters as Horatio, an independent representative of the American congress, has won golden opinions for the pleasing manner in which he por trays with dignity what his advance couriers describe as a gentleman tramp. The author of the play has been liberally endowed by nature with a fund of mingled humor and pathos, admirably suited to tbe requirements of the piece.

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Who can fail to take advantage of this otter. Send 10 cents to us for a generous trial size or ask your druggist. Ask for Ely’s Cream Balm, the most positive catarrh cure. Full size 50 cents. ELY BROTHERS, 5G Warren St.. New York City. I siittered from catarrh of the worst kind ever since a boy, and I never hoped for cure, but Ely’s Cream Balm seems to do even that. Many acquaintiinccs have used it with excellent results.—Oscar Ostium, 45 Warren Ave. Chicago, 111.

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Wright’s Celery Tea regulates liver and kidneys, cures c, 01 ?* 1 , and sick headacne. 26e at all diut.i>