Daily Greencastle Banner and Times, Greencastle, Putnam County, 27 September 1897 — Page 4

Till' mm 15ANXKU TIMES, C.REKNTASTT.E, INDIANA.

A GOOD INVESTMENT.

Pickling

1897 September. ♦ 1897

If an agent of the (lovernment should eali , to sell you a lK>nd of Sl.otxs, agreeing that vou may l>ay for same in w ekiy payments , of $2.50 and guaranteeing to pay you si\ per eent interest per annum on each weekly j payment free from taxes would you accept j the offer. The Farmers and t iti/ens I’uilding and Loan Association makes a U tter otfer; it \wl! sell you live shares of stock on i payments of $2.50 per week and at maturity of the stock will pay you One Thousand Dollars,

Spices. _5_

which wolud be better than 9 per cent, interest per annum on the investment. This Associationj was organized A pi. 24 1884 and is now 13 years old, and has paid out dur-

ing that time #490. 211. 12.

There is no better investment and none . givrs as universal satisfaction. I he pool 1

man’* weekly earning* i» placed on an equal; ' frrsh and pure,

ty with the rich man's thousands and he is enabled to make his small savings earn eipially as much, securing an investment j that is substantial ami yielding more than I

9 per cent interest.

Shares of stock are *200.00, dues 50 cents

per week on oath share.

Now is the time to subscribe. Call on or

Address.

When you want pure Spices for your pickles, come to us. W e are the only firm in town which buys direct from the importers in New York and we guarantee o U r goods to be

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DePauw University,

quarters wits the Hist knowledge of the

event at this place,

j Mrs. M. J. < ooper. of Indianapolis, 's I visiting her daughter, Mrs. .1. T. Dobell, lames B. Nelson is looking after bo-

I vine interests at Speneer this afternoou. j Thjs Co | umn Recor(js the Best In the police court today. James Job .. • r> 11 /->• and Janies Hinkle were sentenced to j News ln College Circlesjail for eleven days—intoxication. ....

Miss Bertha Gregory and Misses

A student by the name of Darby, while engaged, on Saturday, in hi' his first game of foot hall, had an ear partially plucked f.-oin his head. It

had to be stitched into place.

Miss Ida Weaver has returned from - u.. -si-. 1 ^-.— I'd 1 rope to Long Branch where she G with her grandmother Mrs. Bishop

MERCHANTS WHO PERMENTLY ADVERTISE Create the impression of strength and soundness. The people feel that those who keep their names before the public by using the newspaper are solid and substantial.

GEO. E. BLAKE, Greencastle,

L We'lK & CO. Local anil Personal,

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THE FAVORITE

MONON ROUTE

HOME SEEK EES' E\( EUSIONS VIA kt Ri£ Four Route’

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

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DON’T THINK Of iCAVitiir the city, even for a abort time, without orderlnir tne Daily Ranmck Time* to follow you. It costs you but 10 cent** «i week hb it does here at home, and the addreas wll r.e chan (red as often as vou desire.

n)i (hkaoo [NDnvxfmw [m twilit « ▼ • "• And all points NORTH AND SOUTH. The only line to the famous health resorts, West Bad<?f) ar}d fepel? CieK Sprigs The Carlsbad of America. Complete I’nllman Equipment. I Bank J. REED. O. P. a., Chieagot

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S/il*T. V .AND -it. AT Fare Plus $2.00 For Round Trip to Specified Points in

(Personal* and society notes are solicited and will be Inserted if writer’s name und addi ess is attached, not to be Inserted, hut as an evidence of pood faith. None but truthful tetns are desired.)

The I

| Fathei McLaughlin is in Brazil tip-

I afternoon.

Rev. Farris in Indianapolis attend-

ing contcrenec.

Mrs. Wtn. Maloney is the guest of

friends in Indianapolis.

Mr and Mrs. Julius Hudranski spent

The direct Line between diicap. nanGity, LOUISVILLE-, I ini.. Cnril, tu F.ffei t July lit is-r. jgp NORTH llor.NI>. Vo. -1,* Chicago Mail DU am Vo. 0,* “ Express 12:17 pm Vo. 44,+ Local Freight 11 :40 a in SOUTH BOUND. Vo. H,* Southern Mail 2 :40 a lit No. 5,* “ Express.. 2:17pm No. 42,* Local Freight 12:17 p in • Daily. + Daily except Sunday. ' M. A. MICHAEL, Agent.

YElvY LOW KALES.

BIG FOUR-

iu ettcet Nox . I, IsUii,

OOINO KAST.

No. MV* to ( 111., N. V. Si Host or ... rtt ImltHimpolis Flyer I H’ InilmtmiHths Aee’iii j s- 01 it.. N. Y. & Boston

not NO WBST.

No. :»• SI. b Nlirht blmlttsl No. 11- s|, i, Aec'm No. ir Si 1 Day Mmlted No. 5+ Mat .am Uiiilti-<1 • Daily + Daily Kxoept Sitoday.

So -2 conneets at Indianapolta for Uliteln.„Hl and Mi.liUan ill vision. So 4 connect* v> Ith I.. K.'Jt W. and tvitn train* for I'corla sud t tilcHiro. „ ,

tso. 18, con-iecta at Hcllcfon-

lamc for Toledo and Detroit. No. 3«, at

l .i II,4011101 to for Sandiiakcy.

F. HITB8T18. Aaent.

■2.58 a. m 8:18 a. m 4*88 p m . 4.21 p m 18.a. u *:4s a it, 12.44 o ir . 5.21 p. in

Alabama, Arizona, Arkansas, Colorado, Florida, Georgia, I - dian Territory, Iowa. Kansas, Kentucky. Louisiana, Minnesota, Mississippi, Missouri. Ne braska, New Mexico, North and

South Dakota. North and South Sunday in Indianapolis. Carolina. Oklahoma. Tenne ,, , see, Texas. Utah. Virginia,: G - "• Hla,k shipped two ears of Wisconsin and Wyoming. 1 horses to Indianapolis today. For tickets and full information call on anv Clarence Strong, of Indianapolis, ticket agent of the Big Four Route, or ad spent Sunday with Groy Pott «r.

Miss Josie Blakely has gone to Reno

1 . O. Mi ('ukmick, W\Kiti N |. I.vm ii ] where she will visit Mrs. Trtu-tt.

i’ass.Traffic Mgr Ass.Gcn.Pass.& Tkt.Agt.

Cincinnati, t), | The Gentlemen’s club will meet this

evening with M tjor Jonathan Birch. c. V. MeWethy. Frank Cawley and Geo. Konick were in Indianapolis yes-

terday.

Clarence Glidewell of Indianapolis, I spent Saturday and Sunday with his

j parents.

Mr. and Mis. Frank Vewliouse, of L’erre Haute, visited the hitter’s par-

ents yesterday.

Via the Vandalia to Indianapolis: James Vermilion, Jerome Allen and J.

B. DeMotte. sr.

Dr. ami Mrs. John are at home front

I ^ . . Indianapolis where they have been at-

tending conference.

Mr. and Mrs. John Dunlavy of Muneie, are the guests of Mrs, Dunlavy V

father, George E. Bit knell.

W. K. Grogan went to Chicago by way of Indianapolis thC morning lo at-

tend to the sale of his cattle.

George Bicknell returned from Braj zil last evening where he has been at

I the beds hie of Elder Morris.

Charles Cook, of north Greencastle, | reports the theft sometime yesterday,

of a *mall rille from his house.

I'ndertaker Swope went to Brazil at D:t7this afternoon to prepare the ra-

mtiing of Elder Morris for burial.

Two extra gangs of steel and grave) men left this city for Coal Bluff's where

: SUNNY SOUTH

VIA

BIG FOUR ROUTE.

ACCOUNT.

One Way Settlers’

Excursion.

TICKETS ON SALE: October 5th and 19th.

For tickets anti full information call on any ticket agent of the Big Four Route or ad-

dress.

F.-O. McCormick, Wakrrn S- Lynch Pau.Traffic Mgr. Ass.Gen. Past - & TktAgt

Cincinnati, (>.

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CfHitieetions : \o. 4 at I ndiaiiapoli.s with Big Four trains for Cincinnati,

Menton Harbor and Chicago.

No. 5 “Mattoon Aec’m” at Paris w ith

train south.

Vo. S at Indianapolis with train to

Paris for Cairo at Kansas I leilvi " ! ' , ' IVrP, ‘ at 7 l>-Tuesday, with P. D. A E. north and south, at Sept. 28, running to Gieeneastle to ac

Mattoon with PDA E northwest and j commodate passengers who desire to at- j they w ill work on the Big Four tracks with I C north. r » ce » antl ret '" i n h0 ™ PSRm ‘‘ t.'has. Pfeittenherger and Mrs. Frank

r No. 11 at I ftfH with trains north, at I night. Star Pointer and Joe 1'utchen Puna with li & O S \\ nortliwt-t iind w jj| | lof y| .^.(just their records on

XHtidnlm Kntv*.

Terre Haute races! Special train! Star Pointer-Joe I’atehen day! The Vandalia line will rttii a special tram

I c north and south, at Litchfield for • ’arrollton ami Jacksonville, at St

Lttttis diverging roads.

>' . is “Kniekerboeker'’ at Indiana-l sout |, polis for Cincir.m ti and runs tlirougli

in New York ami Boston.

Vo. :15 tit Mattoon with I C south. P 1 Excursion to .-st

will both

this date. Fare $1.05 for the found trip.

Home seekers excursion to points in west and northwest, half fare rates Sept 21. Oct 5 and 19th.

Louis October 4th

Simpson. Since her return she has been sick with nervous prostration is under the care c-f a physician and trained nurse. Her return to her home ami college duties is postponed indefi-

nite}’.

Mrs. T. J. Sipdons, who has been visiting her brother on Johnson street, returned to Fillmore today. The ice plant starts up today. A. M. Maxson is attending the reunion of bis regiment at Delphi. Dr. W. H. Hickman arrived in the city this afternoon from Indianapolis. J. tV. Pierce and wife of W. Va., artvisiting ins brother James Pierce on west Liberty street. Mr. J. Pierce went to Crawfordsville

today.

Mrs. Margaret Murphy and Mrs. Hillis returned to Terre Haute. The death of Steven Hamilton oc-

curred at the residence of his daughter, Mrs. F. V. Derry, in Madison township, at an early hour this morning. Mr. Hamilton's home is in Greenfield am! he was nere visiting his daughter. The cause of death is given as shock and collapse. His age was eighty-four years. The remains were taken to Greenfield on the afternoon train. Mr. Hamilton had just recovered from a long spell of sickness and the fatigue of the journey from Greengeld to this city caused his death but a few hours after

Ids arrival at his daughter’s home.

H'l’lie Daughters of Rebekah will meet | to the team and management,

tins evening in the lodge room and all who are going to take part in the Old Maid Convention are requested to bo

present at 8:15 o’clock.

Miss Hobbs lias returned to Ann ArArbor, Midi., after a summer’s visit

with J. J. Curtis.

Miss Lottie Farrow, of Hutcheson, Kas., who has been the guest of Miss Carrie Klidnbiib, left this morning tor Kansas, III., where she has a position in

a millinery store.

Miss Campbell has returned to her home in Coatesville after a visit willi

Miss Mamie Siddons.

The remains of George Foster, tinman who suicided at the Belnap last Friday, were interred in Forest Hill cemetery Sunday afternoon according to the instructions received from h 1

brother.

The family of the late Mrs. Ratliff Lutz wish to express their thanks tu those who so kindly assisteil them during her recent illness. At Mt. M- ridian on Sunday afternoon occurred the marriage of Mr. Alexander Reeves and Miss Maiy E. Parris, Elder Biidiuiien officiating. Mr. and Mrs. Reeves will make their home in

this city.

Waring and Pitts are pledged to

Phi Mu Kpsilon.

Mr. Pierson, of Indianapolis, Ims

on Beta colors.

Mr. Anderson of Tavlorville, 111., is wearing the royal purple o( Plti

Gamma Delta.

Misses Wilson, Noelder, Waring, Stella Ellis and Leila Scott are

wearing Alpha Phi colors.

Word has been received from ‘ Babe” Williamson that he will nr rive soon to enter college. He at first thought he would remain at bis home in Cincinnati but fortunately for us has changed his mind. | This news will no doubt instill greater life in foot ball. Now that spiking season is closing let every man turnout that possibly can. If you can not play come out and ; cheer the fellows on. Your pres-1 ence on the field will he a great 1 encouragement both to the men practising and the foot bull man-

agement.

Miss Madge Headley, who entered school last year, has returned to j

resume college work.

Lieut. Ham visited over Sunday at his home in Knightstown. He will return today, accompanied by

his wife.

“Babe” Williamson arrived yesterday to re enter school. His aj>pearance on the foot ball field will be great source of encouragement

A gentleman, whose business is a constant strain upon his nerves, relates that one night recently he was unable to sleep. On previous occasions he had observed a benefit arising from the use of Ripans Tabules. Or. this particular occasion, believing that heroic measures were necessary, he took three. I lie result was really surprising. The effect was as quieting as though the medicine had contained a narcotic, which every one knows it does not. There was an immediate feeling of ease, rest and quiet, extending in a few minutes over the entire system, and sleep came as naturally as to a child.

DAK southeast, at St. Louis with di- 40 9th fare $11.25 for the round trip aect

verging roads. j St I,mils Fair.

No. JO carries deeper* for Cincinnati, To q-,|| nl ,t. e N,.p t . 28th, 29th, doth.

New York and Boston, runs to Clncin- 1 in(j 0|t( uati connects at Greensburg for Louis- 1

ville.

VANDALIA LINE. Trains leave urectioaMie. Ino’ in effect Maj

IB. 1897.

FOB THE WEST

I tally 12:» a T., for St. Lout*.

No 7 Ne 15 No 5 No 21 No a No 11

Hally .*: : I4 a in. for St. j-Hily 8:9n a in, for Si I>aii, 1:47 p in. for St.

Kx. sun I lull)' ...

, for St. Lout*

l,oii:8. .is

liOlll*.

5:17 i> 111. lot Terre Haute 8:02 p 111. for St. Dtul*.

roa THE EAST.

Dally f;.8ia in, for inSiiinapolt*

Daily Ex >11118:04 u 111 “

Dully 12:15 Noon “

Daily 1:T‘ P m, Daily. ;t:l:lpm. Dally 8:15 p 111 " PEORI/ DIVISION’ I cave Torre Haute.

No 7b Kx 'on 7:05 a ra. tor I’norla. No77 ” " 3:55 p m. for Decat Jf lor complete time curd, trlva.a all train* an I station*, and for full Information a* 10

1 ale*. Iliroutrli car*, etc., addreas

J.8. Dowi.inq, Aireul

'JA.Foko. Greencastle. i.en’l I’a**. Atrt. St. l-oul* Mo.

1st, return limit, Oct. 2. Fare

$1,115, account Terre Haute Trotting association. This promises to be the greatest meeting of the year. $50,0U<>

in purses.

To Nashville, Tenn., May 14th to October 15, final limit November 7th,

Pleiffenberger went to Indianapolis on Sunday to visit Frank at the hospital. Stoner brothers sbippd four car loads of fine export cattle t > Indianapolis by j way ol Chicago this morning. Die average weight of the herd is 1773 lbs. Miss Sallie .'row lias gone to Anderson wbeie she lias a posilinn in a millinery store. She will remain until De-

cfcinbcr first,

The members of St. raid's M. K. church at Lafayette tendered Dr. T. J. Bassett and family an informal reception on Friday evening, The first coal train to leave Carbon

U * I since the beginning of the coal miners’

No 8 No 4 No 12 <0 an No 8 No 2

The Bannek Timkh For Letter Heads.

18th and continuing until October 2<5th, return limit 10 days, fare $7.50. Tuesday* and Thursdays only of each week. May 1sth to October doth, 7 days limit,

! fare $7.00.

J. S. Dowling, Agt. 'tunny » I* orni ivaurKtttfi. 1 Furnished the Daily Bannek Times daily bv K. W. Alien, manager of Arthiu Jordan's poultry house.j Hens SprlOK ( 97) thicks over 21b (1(4 4:7 toes* ■% Turkey hen* d'n Turkey, tom* . 5(4 Geese, I . ( .over 4 Duek* 5 l.irir* I nwh subject lobandllnR 18 Jhittcr it-Mid 7

strike, pulled out this morning. Part of tqe coal goes north and part east. Indiana day at the Nashville exposition has been indetlnately postponed on accoiint of the fear entertained by the state officials of yellow fever contagion. Dr. C. S. Preston, who has been visiting with his wife at Richard Lloyd’s, left this morning for Paris, III. Mr. and Mrs. Preston will locate within a

short time at Paxton, 111.

Agent Iluestis, of the Big Four has received official notice of a robbery that occurred Saturday night on the west bound train on the Big Four while the train was at this station. No details were given and the notice from head

Physical strength anu energy contribute to strength of character, and both may be liad by taking Hood's Sarsaparilla. South Greencastle. Win. Jones and family, of Cataract, visited friends and relatives here Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Julius Sudranski went to Indianapolis Sunday to attend the celebration of the Hebrew New Year. Mrs. Ed Binkley, of Bloomington, is visiting on Fox itidge. Ambrose Burks, of Brazil, spent Sunday with his brother, George Burks, of Harris Milling company. Lost a Thumb. Ellsworth Davis, a young man about twenty years old, residing on the Hammond farm just west of the city, had a thumb crushed off while attempting to couple cars in the Monon yards. He was not in the employ of the road.

Attention Co. I. Members are hereby ordered to report Wednesday evening Sept. 2!l 'U7, at armory. This is to prepare for inspection and every member must In- in attendance or subject themselves to punishment by law, By order of ( apt W. H. Graham.

The Banneh 1 imks tempimne new tamber is 95. Remember it when you Tave an item. We want the news.

For Sale Bills and Posters. The Bannkk Times

For Letter Heads see the Banner Timks,

printer

Wright’s Celery Tea regulates tnr liver and kidneys, cures constipation » • 1 -i- a hoadiicne. 2iie at all druggia'.a.

commence tomorrow

Greencastle, In.L M. D. Ricketts, optician, hast tested my eyes and piescribed glasses which have given me great satisfaction. His manner of treatment 1- good. Mrs. Henkj 11. Mathias. Notice to Students.

The Coal Strike Is settled and we are prepar;ed to furnish

We desire to call the attention of the students to the recent changes made at the Palace Restaur-apt

Drill will afternoon.

Tonight at Ladies hull will occur the annual “dornt" reception. This occasion is one which no old student would think of missing and

one which no new student can af- . .

ford to miss. Although given un-! ^l ,eCiall >' for , the students, der the auspices of h Methodist Have removed all the station-

institution, everything is as free us

lect Coal.

We have fitted up the I second floor of the restaurant

715 S. ITain St, Telephone No. 51.

the air. Kve.-y new student may rest assured that his leg will he in a normal condition after attending this reception, though both arms may be missing as a result of the volley of questions he will be called upon to answer during the evening’s conversation. Come out and enjoy this feature of DePnuw’s

social life.

Ad. Sandwiches.

A southern paper says that very few negroes commit suicide. They don't have to. When tired of life all that is neeessaiy for them to do is to steal a ham or whoop for an unpopular political candidate, and a committee of “the best citizens” will do the rest.—Denver

Post.

For Sale Two Jersey cows and Jersey heifer. John Cawley. 2ssii2

ary partitions in the above room, making a room 100 feet in length; separated curtains into an ice cream parlor, din ing hall, and toilet room. This; place has been newly papered newly carpeted and newly furnished. This hall has an! elevator connection. | All of these new improve-1 ments amply prepare us to serve all kinds of banquets. Now we propose to serve regular meals in the dining hall to all those who have meal tickets. We propose to give the best hoard for the least money of any place in

town.

vVe earnestly solicit the | patronage of all.

Shoes==That’s All.

We are not bothered with an endless number of stocks. We .in mil sell dress goods, rakes, ice .ream freezer.-,, corsets or mackerel. Shoes are the one, the sole stock in which we are interested—on which ue fix our minds. By concentrating our thought and energy in the shoe business alone we are enabled In keep a close watch on the market, to know when and where good things are to Ik- had in footwear, to secure the very U-si terms- in short, to serve you lietter and with more economy than i-.pos-sible with any other house trying to keep a dozen and one businesses balanced on me mental and financial pole. LOUIS & HAYS.

It is said that itt the Klondike country the imiters arc much annoyed by tine Just which they inhale and which settles on their lungs. If rite dust up there is as rich in gold us reported, those fellows tire no doubt able to cough Up the cash for everythit g they purchase.— Denver Post.

GARDNER GO.

Huy a - - «* = VAPOR BATH of J. E. Pee, Agt

I am prepated to furnish hard and soft coal at bottom prices. Office at carriage room, John Pawley, 2Sst|8

(ooper Bro5.

Livery and Transfer. l ine Rigs for driving. Cabs and Carriages ! for all occassions. Ruses meet all trains.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Gold is flowing into the coffers I clcphone No. 66.

of American banks on the Atlantic ami Pacific seaboard at a rate that

is gratifying.

i fflicc and barn Corner Indiania and Walnut’

Tuesday’s fhily. Second page—Moving our Gohlt n Harvest, an illustrated four column article on our great grain crop; Victim of Arnold, a scene from a revolutionary novel: Alaskan

wheather.

Third page—Roaming Romanies,

LOR RENT.

House of 9 rooms, good cellar, lots of fruit’ good lurtt with 4 acres of pasturage and garden, near Public square, churches and Vol-

Drives life

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TOUCHES f <-i - it* n i j

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leges.

JAMES M. HURLEY, -'Kent.

UNTIL OCTOBER.

I offer at sacrifice resilience property corner V me and ('nhimhia streets. The

, *"1 has lit) feet south and 104 east front or the gypsy race; Religious life in | The house is situated in

PARKER’S

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Protect your lilcas: ttiev may Write JOHN WKODEKbU K.N ft CO

1 ^ sc is simaicti 111 the center ami ?®r'i. w “ hln K8.ti, D. c . for thetr »i - Poland ; How a Negro girl slipped ' •mrtoiiiid.-d with ahumiant -had.- and v “ u llBt uf t *° , ‘ un, "■ e,1 ‘uvontiou* v.

Vft.o on t.iloX

of roili*

tlits* tw D»trntr

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through Vassar College; A Crime Ruined City; The Womters of a

Watch.

fWIt pays the merchant and business man to talk liberally t.n ti e public through the columne of Tiik Banner Times.

I Hint trees. With small cost ir. can he i made a convenient 5 to 8 room residcitee. t ellur; two eistertts; hit hitrh I am dry; two squares front conn hntisc ami live from DePmiw university. ( heap for cash, or on easy payments ttiih small down payment, rail and

sec before Imving tdsewheu* ‘ . A. F. Bpilhies.

Joseph L. Preston, n. I). | Physician & Surgeon.

?3r ®CcAo^ x'Uver iCo\^ kai

Dllicein Grul.l. niock. .laekson *t

KI.Y’S CItFATVr ItAf.M i» li positive corfApply into the nostrils. It i* quickly alworbed. . cent* (it ItrucKist* or l.y mail : simple* IBc. hy ll " uu iXY BR0TUKH8, OB Warren » New YorkUt/’