Daily Greencastle Banner and Times, Greencastle, Putnam County, 22 May 1897 — Page 4

THE DAILY LAN YETI TIMES, OHET\N T CASTLE, INDIANA

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ilitTe with I.etMinon, <'r.iwfiMil>vill<‘, Lafayert hikI otlit-r cities. l>r. ami Mrs. K. H. I.ami'iers are t home from linir visit in llennlstow n.

ilii'itis. I>r. Kurver re hies :it Hainliriilge. Airs. K. .1. Moore went to Montezuma today.

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GOOD NEWS. Bicycles

DR. lUlXENTINK For The

The Great Homeopath. Iipis prepariat anil put on sale at \V. W. Jones’ l>ni){ Store in Greencnstle a full line of his true Homeopathic remedies; by meats of which all alllieled people can cure themselves. Hence jtet his little hook on “Home Cures” and heal thyself. If in doubt a® to your disease, or the remedy needed, you are invited tocounsel tlie Itoetor free of Charge at lii' oftice in When block Indianapolis. The following are a few of his remedies ami are sold at 25 cents each : No. 40—Blood Purifier anil Scrofula Cure. No. 14—( ouali and * old Cure. No. 38—( ntarrti Cure I Constitutional.) No, TO—Catarrh Tntilets ihoeal.) No 30—Dyspepsia Cure. No. SM—Female Disorder i lire. No. 4s Ucneral Hebllity Cure, No. 82—Heart Cure. No 56—Nerve Cu.e f I ost Vitality:! No 31—Pile Cure (liiti rimlt No. 7-’- l*!lr I liiitinor.f No n* -Hl.eiinmtlsni Cure No 49—W hoopluir Cotiirh I lire. No. 84—Kidney i ure Till BA 1.1.1 A TINE RF.MF.D'i (0.. 1H und l‘.< When INDIANAPOLIS. IND.

Levi Kennedy of Indiaoapolilast night with Mr. and Mrs

(’o»ner.

Miss Kli/nbeth Ames will a'.lend ti.e music festival at Imli-nupoiis im-

eveniug.

<’apt. Jesse Lee lias gone to llliiioifor a sliort visit before returning to

kiacketcs Harbor.

G. S. McGauglicy ami family are visiting relatives near Greencastle

CraiofiiidxvilU ,/ottrtiti/.

Mrs. Susan Evans, of Kuigntstowii, who lias been visiting Mrs. J. I>. Stuart,

returned home this morning.

Tlie Red Men are requested to meet in their hall Monday evening. Nominations of otlicers will occur at that time. Yamlalia tlorists were here today setting out flowers on the depot lawn.

[ The number of beds has been greatly

| reduced.

I am prepared to sell bicycles to all The circuit court jury is taking a rest who wish to buy. 1 have the largest assortment | in t j je Young will case today and will

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at the lowest prices. I can furnish fully guaranteed bicycles ranging in prices from—-

$30.00 to $100.00

I with special discounts for cash. I am making a leader of COI.l'MHl S WHEELS because I think they are the l>est at popular price

that there is to lie had.

not begin considering it again until

1:30 p. m. Monday.

I>. N. Heath who died at Crawfordsville Thursday, was a former resident of this city and occupied the residence now owned by M. D. Bridges. Tlie Rynesson-Ash case w as not reached yesterday and the time for its

If anyone wishes to pay $100 for a Bicycle 1 can furnish the CLEVELAND,

EAGLE.. P EK J , ) HNS < 'N. or S I I KNS | M . ar i n g was reset for Wednesday, May •t the price or a STERNS special at— . ’

$125 00 *AH ol the witnesses who went from

! also have an I AGEE at $50.00 The here yesterday and possibly a few more YINDi \ 1 another; pular Wheel, also the ' vvill hnve to return to Indianapolis at

CORN El 1 . KNK.Il 1. W1 S r.MINSTEK, t|| . lt tjm| .

W. W. TUCKER, M. D. Physician & Surgeon OTFICE 17 VINE ST. RESIDENCE 310 E. WASH, ST We ^ive especial attention to Banquet. Party and Picnic catering and are prepared to fill orders on short notice. ICE CREAM We are agents for the best Cream in town and can fill Party, receptions or Club orders at any time.

ROAD KING, ROAD (jl EEN and the CHESTER which I consider the best !jji4o.00 Wheel that I .ell at 1*136.00 cash. I am also pre| ared to do all kinds of cleaning and repairing. 1 have a Morgan and Wright Yulcanizer and you can save time and express charges by having your work done here.

Mrs. Ed Eiteljorg is visiting in La-

in nt layette.

Col. C. C. Matson returned from

Bedford at noon.

M ! s> Margaret Jordan s|>ent the day

in I mil inapolis.

Rev. D. M. Wood will preach in Ten * 11 ante tomorrow. E. Grantham is attending tlie horse show at Roaehdale. Frank Ca-vley returned from Terre Haute tins inoriiing. Prof. 11 ana wait returned this afternoon from Mnnucello. Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Ricketts went to Indianapolis this morning. Mrs. Wood is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Ed Stone, at Toledo. Ohio. .diss Myrtle Hurley, of Chicago, is visiting Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Hurley. There will be a base ball excursion to C hicago Sunday afternoon; fare Dr. and Mrs. E. Hawkins returned from Terre Haute last evening. Mrs. Florence Dunbar has gone to Cruwfordsville to visit Rev. and Mrs.

Schultz.

Maty L. Marks left this afternoon for Salem to make her future home with her brother. Dr. Bassett will deliver a missionary sermon for Key. Crowder at Russellville tomorrow. Miss queen Allen went to Russellville today to attend the High school commencement. Will JI11 liman cap’urcd an unusually

Memorial Pay. The following program has been j arranged lor Memorial da), Sunday, May 20, 1MI7, in Mehnrri hall at 3 p. m., Rev. H. A. Gohin, tith Ind. Cavalry, presiding: Music Choir Prayer Rev. 'V. K. Weaver Mlisle ... , .Choir Reading iScripiuros Elder A. H. M> iris, tith Ohio Ynl«. Sermon Rev. M. A. Farr j M usic ... Choir j Prayer . . Rev.-I. P. D. John. D. D. Doxnlogy Xiidieuee Benediction Rev. .1. II. Hidlingsworth ‘

Ktervluxiy suy» So. Cascarets i and- r.illtari c. the irio«i won derfid im Uical discoierv of the >ice, p eas ant and refivslunf? to th' ta , *ie. m t v ntly and positively on kidneys, liver mid bowels, cleansing the entire svsi ni. disjiel eolds. cure henilnohe, fever, Imtiltutd enlistipatiob and biliousness. Please buy anil try a box of C. P. C to-day; 10, 25, SO ccnta. Isold and guarmiteed to cure by all drn gists.

Light”—Miss l Livingston's

I also have a large assortment of Wheels to rent. I have two Tandems and all kinds of Single Wheels, large and small,

The Greencastle and Russellville tele-Mi'rg's cel in Walnut creek yesterday, phone line is completed, the connection j was three feet, three inches in length at Russellville having been made Fri-1 ;1,|| 1 weighed 5q pounds, day evening at eight o’clock. Connec-| A newtiineeardwillprobablygointion is now to be bad with t rawfords- to edi ct on the Big Four the lirst of ville and Lafayette, as there is a line June. '1 is believed that there will from Craw fordsville to Russellville. probably he but little change in the tmsThe death of Miss Jennie Supple oc- -Wr trains on the St. Louis division

which 1 keep at my house corner of bloom- ciirred Friday afternoon at four o'clock. , ‘ x<,| 'l't that the local afternoon train ington and Hanna Street. Please call and . |ftcr at , extended illness caused bv ' from I ' ,diana P 0,iti wi H ,o me Inter,

see my line of Hicycles before buying else-1 . . where and you will not regret it. eomtdications of brain and nerve

trouble. The funeral servicer will oc-

Send ns your orders.

South Greencastle.

llesitles Bicycles and] bicycles sundries I have a large stock of Hardware, Stoves, Tinware, Cutlery, (Inns, Revolvers, Sporting (ioods, Hammocks, Barlted Wire, Nails, ! !'.<»pe, (tarden Tools, and everything found in fust class Hardware Store.

Local ant! Petsonal,

H. D. GRAHAM &. CO. No. 8 S. Jackson St.

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We have them in lace hoots and Oxfords. The latest color. Ask to sec them.

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What is Going on in Society. Local and General News. The Yumhilia pay "ur wu* here this

morning.

Mr-. Join; Riley is at home from her vi-it in Indianaprlis. Tin* ••xmir-ii'ti t * French Lick tomorr* 1 \v bid- fair to he w.-ll patronized. Tin* Xcxron-Brown cu««» at Bedford hi wliich Pol. M ifnori was otic of tin* * tor **i - for the def.-tise. rc-ultcd in a verdi t f.*r the dcfe.,d mt*!. Mrs. Jackson W. Denton of Bloomington. aged 54 years, died yesterday of consumption. Deceased was an aunt of L W, Denton, of tliL city. The Bannkr Timis was called up from Russellville to by Inge, R0IV1V Co. in whose store the telephone is located. The words came in in good, shape from Russellville and were rlear as a bell. Connei non can be made at tlie store

cur tomorrow afternoon at three o'clock in the Fox Ridge M. E. church. The deceased was a daughter of Samuel

J. Supple.

Mrs. D. Hutchings died Friday at Indianapolis. Deceased was formerly a resident of this city and was the widow of Isaac Mat kins before her marriage to Mr. Hutchings. She is well remembered by our older citizens. Mrs. W. II. Burke went to Indianapolis this morning to attend the funeral which occurs this afternoon at two o'clock. The Juurnul say*: Mrs. Ellen Hutchings, wife of Dulphon Hutchings, died yesterday at her home, No. COO Broadway. She was seventy-five years old and had lived in this city eighteen years, coming from Putnam county, of which she was one of the early settlersSue was a member of the Broadway Methodist church. Resides her husband, two children survive. They are Mrs. J. II. Billingsley, and Mr. 1. S', Watkins, the latter a child by a former

man iage.

'1 he Crawfordsville Journal says of death of Win. Dunn, who was a relative of Mrs. J, T. Gest of this eitv : ‘•Last evening Mrs. Charles Gerard received a message stating that her brother, Wm. Dunn, had been killed in a railroad wreck in New Mexico. He bad been a railroad conductor for a number of vears and met his deatk while on duty. Particulars of the sad affair have not yet been obtained. William Dunn was raised in this city and was a son cf the late Irwin Dunn. He was last in Crawfordsville at the time

of bis father’s death. He was a married . _ .... ,,, .. . ... .. ! Cascarets stimulate liver, kidneys and man. hts wife’s relatives living neat , , .. . , , . 'bowels. Never sicken, weaken or

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pr. Farver’s son Bert will be taken i

Indian-' Miss Jessie Case rides a new Waver-

Many complaints are being made of the theft of (lowers from yards that have easy access from the streets. Some of the most beautiful and valuable collections in the city have been ruined in one night. A pot of valuable plants was taken ftom a yard on Bloomington street last night. The owner knows the person who took it and expects

their return.

Mrs. Charlotte Williams died of consumption Friday evening, May 21, at sight o’clock at her home on north Vine Street. Mrs. Williams was 54 years of age and had been a resident of Greencastle for twenty-live years. She was the mother of I'rank Williams and has a married daughter at Cripple Creek, Col. Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Bridges, of Brrzil, are here called by her illness and death. The funeral will be held Sunday morning at ten o’clock at the

family residence.

Marshal Starr is out-spoken in his denunciation of allowing fakirs such as the neck-tie man who operated here on Friday, to receive license at the hands of the city. He thinks the city does wrong in licensing such games and is determined to stop them hereafter. While the marshal has no sympathy for any one fool enough to go against such a game, still he thinks the game such a hare-fraud that it shouldn’t bj countenanced. A crap or a poker game is a credit to the fakir’s scheme, and Marshal Starr is right In his determination

to stop such frauds.

11. II. llillis went to Brazil this niorn-

ing.

Ben Wysong is here from Indianapo-

lis.

Presbyterian Church. At 10:30 preaching,* * * forbidden of the Holy Spirit to preach in Asia," Acts xvi: 0; 2 p. m. Sunday school; 7 p. in. program as follows: Organ Voluntary. Anthem—Choir. Devotional Kqercises. Solo, “Lend Kindly Grace Power. Paper, “Jiisi-Ohuuia Body Guard"—Miss Helen Jones. Hymn. Solo, “O Jesus thou the Beauty Art” —Miss Ida Hood. “Paul’s First Missionary Journey,” j —Louise Kiefer. Hymn. Paper, “An Educated < onscienee"— Miss Dealing. Quartet, “The Beautiful Hills’'— Sank'ey—Misses Potter and Graham, Messrs. Moore and Black. Sermon. Solo with chorus, “Throw out the Life Line.'—Miss Rupp. Benediction.

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The Pimples

That Bloom in

The Spring At no other season are Pimples and Humors so abundant or so annoying as in the Spring. An unseasonably warm day, before change of winter clothing, heats the blood, and these Pin pw-s and Humors itch and burn, and their annoyance, the suffering they cause, is known only to those afflicted. At no time is a blood purifying medicine more effective than just before and during this season. If your blood is not right (and whose is?) you are liable to be one of these sufferers this Spring. A course of Hood's Sarsaparilla begun now and faithfully pursued will save you suffering and give you rugged health, so that you can thoroughly enjoy all the pleasures of the coming summer.

Pimples on the Face. “I have been troubled for three years with pimples on my face and body. 1 tried several remedies with only temporary relief. I am now taking Hood’s Sarsaparilla and it is doing me a wonderful amount of good. My general health is greatly improved, and I feel very thankful for what Hood’s Sarsaparilla has already done for me.” Miss Jane Jabrosky,

Burnham, Illinois.

A Clear Complexion. ‘‘I have had a bad complexion owii g to impure blood. I have been taking Hood’s Sarsaparilla and my ekin is now'clear. Hood’s Sarsaparilla baa done me much good by purifying my blood.” Annie D. McCoy, Wat-

sontoa, Pennsylvania.

The impurities in the blood wnicli J causes scrofulous eruptions are tlmr- • ouglily eradicated by Hood’s Sursapa-' rilla. Try it. College Avenue M, E. Church. Preaching by the pastoral 10:30 The evening service will consist o; a fifteen minute discourse, follower with a praise and testimony meet ing conducted by Paul Burlingatm. The choir has prepared special mu sic for this service.

Boils, Blotches, Sores, Pimples. “I have been afflicted for many years with impure blood, which manifested itself In erysipelas, boils, blotches, sores and pimples. I have used many medicines and found Hood’s Sarsaparilla to be the best. I recommend Hood's Sarsaparilla to all who are affected with Impure blood.” Isaac P. Martin, Walnut Hill, 111. Annoyed by Eruptions. '‘I had eruptions caused by impure blood and at times they were very annoying. I was treated by physicians without benefit, and last winter I took a bottle of Hood’s Sarsaparilla and found it, helped me. I kept on until 1 had taken live Potties, and 1 aia no longer annoyed with eruptions.'’ W. K. Hudson, Natrona, i J a.

Sarsaparilla

Is h : 1 by all druggists. $1; six for ?5. Prepared oniy by f . I. !IuoH & Co., Lowell, Mass. The Best Spring Medicine.

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JR7WES 7WV. HURLEY. INSURANCE & REAL ESTATE & RENTAL AGENCY URHCRINS IN Rt=Rl_ BSTHTi:1ST NATIONAL BANK BUILDING. GREENCASTLE, IND.

»vho ern rhlnl. » t'C norm* simple: I thing *0 ihitenc.

Wanted-an uiea Protect your UN’av fh< v may )>i

• • rllr J Ml*. W’KbL/ELLULN V. <M.. Patent Attoi •>• \V mhlngton, 1#. <■ . f r C» ••‘r (1 prize ofTt V “I IHt I 1 A.J iUUmnkl 111V*‘Jb'<i..i. tviuaed.

Try the “Perfect” Baking Powder a J. T. Allen’s. l7'2-26t

For Rent—Two or three unfiirni-lie

rooms. Inquire at No. 209, corner In- GRKKX* .\STt.i..

(liana and Liberty streets.

J. F. Fee

Pension Attorney, Insurance Agent and Notary Ruljlic. X. \Y. (!|RM:R PUBLIC SUUARL

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Rev. Farr returned from Imlianapoli this afternoon.

Rev. Williams will move to Selin after commencement.

to the Eastman saiiitarium at

apolis Monday for operation foi impen- , ley '!i7 bicycle.

Moiion K*ciimIoh to Chicatgo. Saturday night. May 29th, the Monoi route will run an excursion to Chicago Train will leave Greencastle about 9 ::i p. m., returning will leave Chicago Sunday night. May 30th, at II ;30 p. in. Fare for the round trip$2-There will b< a league base ball game and many othei special attractions in Chicago Suiida; May 30th. J. A. Michael, Agt. tunaj’H Local marKet*. 1 Furnished the Daily Banner Timei daily hv R. W. Alien, manager of Arthtu Jordan’s poultry house.; Hens 4 Winter « links i* 1 Spring ('97| Chicks 13 Cocas *1 ! Turkey nens r« Turkey, toms 44 i Uetse, l'. f.over 3 Ducks Eggs, fresh subject tocandlitg 7 J Rutter, good .. ti

^—A y illlf < an make Idg money klflUl | V - •" /1 i ■■ N r j lakes and models. \\ rite for eatafo«;uei*. ' D. P. BROW N U VIS v to * - , < hfctogOb VL

+Uiake irto your Shoea. A lion’* ! Vo* Khro. u powiRr for the foil. It i’uivk puinl ti). swollen, ^.marttn^ feet and in‘t iiitly takes the -tinu-oiit <>f <*•»»•»»8 a: <1 tiun-[ Dins, It’s the j*r<‘rttc*Ht rom’ort <llscovt*ry of j t he a t , Allen’* Foot-1-a n* mak's titflit-tlt iinv' - ■ r nov/ shoes foci easy. It is a certain I t i e tor sweating - , callous ami hot, tired, ach.;.g lef t. Tit today Sold hv al druggists | ami l.oe ton i'*i mail for *4?-»ct**. in (damps l’ ial t.K’kUK’e ••IlKL. Address, A Hi n h. * Um. | Hoy, X \ i--u.

Try Ciram-O! Try Grnin-O! Ask your Grocer today to show you a ptickn^e ot (»ltAIN-O, tlu* ne»v fnixl drink that t ikes the plac«* of cotlee. The children way drink it without injury us well us the lulillt. All who try It, like it. r.h'AlN-w Uau that rich seal biown of M^ocha or •lava, hut It ij made from pure grams, umi thf 1 most delicate stomach receives It without distress. l 4 the price of coffee, 15c. and‘41 cts. per package. Sold liy al wrocers. I8.4t

^l^Haking

_) and hcallh making ^ arc included in the making of HIKES Rootbeer. The preparation of this great temperance drink is an event 1 £ of iniportaiice ina million — 1 wcl. regulated homes. HIRES Rootbeer Pitt ’ S of good health. : Invigorating, appetizing, satisfying. Put IT<|1 some up to-day and *’ * have it ready to put down whenever you’re thirsty. Made only by Tut Charles K. Hires Co., Philadelphia. A package makes 5 gallons. Sold everywhere.

v PARKER S CmCER TONIC •hatoi l ung Troubles, I.Mj.htv, d ir.mtng stoma< n illi, znd in noted for making •tires when •,!( cut foils. Every nv-Mu-r ■:> I it valid should hav.* it

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Wrlcht’a Celery cures constipcu Uon. sick headaches. :?5e at druggists.

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CVanres and b4>outinea Ci** hziti IVomotet u luxuiiout gTowtli. I Ucrer Pails to K^etore Oroyl Hair to its Youthful Color. |

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HINDERCOR NS xhoonivs Coro*.Stop* all pain Makej wulw.ng eacy. Ijc.

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Solid Gold

LI KB EITHBR OF THOSe STVLOS DURING

SHIPLEYS’ & GREAT # CLEARANCE Do you believe that you will ever have an opportunity again to buy Gold Spectacles at less price than good Steel Spectacles are worth?

Well, not very likely.

SALE

SATURDAY MAY 29lh

last Day