Daily Greencastle Banner and Times, Greencastle, Putnam County, 28 September 1897 — Page 4

TIIK DAI 1.1 HANNKIil 'HMDS, fiUKKXf'ASTI.F/. INDIAVA.

Danbury Hats. We are showing these hats in Black and Brown, the New Dunlap and Knox Blocks at $1.98. Would like to have you compare them with those sold elsewhere at $2-50.

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The Hatter.

ixK.til I ime Cuarri. THE FAVORITE

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And all points

NORTH AM) SOUTH The only '.me to the famous health

resorts.

U/e&t Bad<?i) ar>d per^el? tieH Sprigs ‘i'he t'arlslmd of America. Complete I'nllmun Kquipinent. I KaNK .1. KKK1>. O. I*. A., Chicagot The direct Line between mm. nanGiiy, I.OUISVILLEj,

A GOOD INVEST" MENT.

M AKTINSVU.l.K. Amt. :tO. ’!>7. On Nov. •">, IS95, 1 purehased a pair i of apeetat'lea of M. D. Kieketls. I hey hire a great pleasure to me, lie will ' t real you right. D. L. Soi 1 nAim.

C'artl, In I'flVn .Inly in ISD7

NOKT1I BOl'N 1>.

No. t.* Chicago Mail. .. Lid am No. <>,* “ Express. ... 12 :17 ji m No. 14,+ Local Freight 11 :4u a m

son ii RoL'Nit.

No. 3,* Southern Mail.... No. 5,* “ Express

2 :40 a m 2:17 (i in 12:17 p m

UNTIL OCTOBER,

If an agent of the (lovernment should call I . .. ... . , I,, sell you a bond of *1.000, agreeing that i I «dler at sacritiee residence property you inav pay for same in w-ekly payments corner V me and Columbia streets. 1 he oi tj.jjo and guaranteeing to pay you six : | 1)t | llls | pi f e ,.| soulli and 104 east front, per cent interest per annum on each weekly j The ||uUM(a |s sitll . l( ,. ( | jn ,| lt . center and payment free from taxes would you accept , ^ ulth ah.muHl.t shade and I i irmer* and < 1 ■ l " 1 ' ' | fnllt with small coat ii can be mg . ml Loan Association makes a U-tte-. of. | convenient to S room resif , sell you five shares of stock on| C «llar; two daterna; lot high pa\unaits ,#2 50 per week ami a. maturity twnsipiares from court house

of the stock will pay you L n ,, flVe from DePauw university.

I Cheap for cash, or on easy pavinents One Thousand Dollars, which wolud be lietter than 9 per cent. 1 interest per annum on 'he investment. This | Association was organized A pi. 24 1SS4 and is now ij years old, and has paid out dur- 1

ing that time #490.211.12.

There is no better investment and none j gives as universal satisfaction. The poor man's weekly earnings is placed onanequali- i tv with the rich man’s thousands and he is j enabled to make his small savings earn 1 equally as much, securing an investment t that is substantial and yielding more than

9 per cent interest.

Shares of stock are #200.00, dues 50 cents

per w eek on each share.

Now is the time to subscribe. Call on or ,

Address.

1897 September. * 1897

Su. Mo. Tu. We.

Th. Fr.

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d.'t.* Local Freight.

* Daily. + Dailv except Sunday. * I. A. MICHAEL, Agent.

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GOING BAST.

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So. :«* St. I, Nlirlit l.iinlled f2.:r2 a. n No. 9* ~t. I. Aec'ui S:4s a n, No. If St I Day Umtted 12.44 l> rr No r>* Mat-non kiiiiiusl ’>.'21 p. ni j • Duity | Dully Kxeept Sunday. No *2, connects at Indiaiuipoiis for Cinein-I nail and Mu'liiffiiii division. No 4 eonneots i wuli I.. K..V W. and wltn triiniK lor I’eorla

slid i liieairo.

TNo, IS. connects al Itellefon-I

mine for Tolislo Hint Detri.lt. No. :l»i, til I

ftollefootal ic for Sanduskey .

K. P HCBSTI8. AKent.

Connection.-: No. 4 at ludiatiapoli • | with Rig Four trains for Ciuciiina'.:,: Renton Harbor and Chicago. No. 5 “Mattoon Acc’m” at Paris with

train south.

No. n at Indianapolis with train to

t i reensburg.

No.ii at I’;iris for Cairo at Kansas with P. 11. A E. north and south, at Mattoon with P D »V E northwest ami

with l 0 north.

QN'o. It at Pans with trail - north, at t'ana with R A <4 S W northwest and . 1 c north and south, at Litchfield for ' arrollton and Jacksonville, at St J

Louis diverging roads.

No, IK “K niekerbocker’’ at Indiana-i polis for ( ineinnnti and runs through

to New York and lloston.

No. :!‘iat Mattoon with J O south. Pi >' A E southeast, at S'. Louis with di-j

• giiig roads.

No. :t<; carries -leepers for Cincinnati, New York and Rosto;i, rims toCineinnati i-oimeels al (ireenshnrg for Louis-

ville.

GEO. E. BLAKE, Greencastle, InJ. The Coal Strike Is settled and we are prepar-

ed to furnish

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merchants p m WHO zl g PERMENTLY S jg ADVERTISE fl f|,75 i reate the impression of strength /) KLS and soundneas. I ; 1 mN that thone who keep their names Wlj i/// Irefore the public by using the ►A'll flv solid and substantial, jwfi

Local and Peisonal,

715 S. Hain St. What is Going on in Society. Telephone No. 51. cal and General News.

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DON’T THINK

''f I- 4All (,f teavi.id the city, even for a short time,

T'* IlOtS— = 1 Iiai 5 All . without orderhiK ttn'Dally Uannbk Timbb to

‘ — It cohIh you but pi cents a week

\\ e are not bothered w ith an end-

less nunfber of stocks, We do not -ell dress goods, rakes, ice cream freezers, corsets or mackerel. Shoes me the one, the sole stock in which

we arc interested on which

our minds.

Bv concentrating our thonghtand energy in the shoe business alone we are enabled to keep a close w atcb on the market, to know when and where good things are to be had in

the very Iresl

follow you.

hr It does here at home, amt the addrens wtl 1 eebanired as often as vou desire.

(PeiHonals and society notes are solicited mid will be inserted If writer's name H nd udiltrss is altnehist, not to tie Inserted, tint as an we fix evidence of pood faith. None but truthful

loins are deslrisl.l

Mrs. E. Shipley we.it

j 1 iiis morning.

to T rre Haiiti

footwear, to secure the very ... , , term, m short, to senc you heite. M iss Peril-Hlllls lias gone to W iiblron

and with more economy thanispos- | for a short visit,

sible with any other house trying to Miss Sf „ Grul(1) js 1|fl f ((f Mig ,

keeti a do/11 and one businesses , ”

balanced mental and finan- ; in lerre Haute. cial pole. j J. E. Garner and Bud Browning have __ ^ \/C ff olie Hoekville to sell patent churns.

OC Born, Sept. 27, to Ed Grimes and j wife, of Warren township, a daughter.

J. W. Brow n and wife spent Sundity

Mereliuni,- l.onlsvtlle Kxeiir,y>ii. ..... , ,

with .Mrs, Rrnu'ti - brother. Austin

Crops are harvested, larmers are get-| y| v

oi. tor indinnrtpoitR' j ring prosperity price- ami the tarill is j

putting up prices on innnijfucttired I goods. Now i- the time to lay in the

| winter’s s/oek. The Motion will sell,'' 1 ' 11

excursion tiakets from Greencastle to Rev. Manary returned to Terre Haute

VANDALIA LINE. Train* leave-areencaitie. Inn in effect May

1«, 1897.

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No 7 I >miy 12:2* h m. for St. I mull. No 15 Daily 8:31 a in. for St. Imuts n,, r> pally. 'i:2na in, for St. Louta. No 21 Dally 1: U p m, for St. laiula. Nc 3 Kx -nil fctV |> in, foi lerre Dante Null Daily 8:itt p ui. for St. Inula.

roa THE EAST. No 8 Dally ..

n.i 4 Pally Kx >u ii 8:34 a m No 12 Dally... 12:15Noon" no 20 Daily 1:37 pm, No 8 Dally . 3:to P m. No 2 Dally 8:15 p m “

1’KORl/. DIVISION i «ave Terre Haute. No 7bKx >u n ..

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Mrs. Ollie Sears was called to Paris, III., yesterday to see her uncle who i-

oastle, -ang “ I he Ninety -ami Nine." Mr. Starr lia- been engaged to lend the niusie of tlii- ehureh regularly and j-es-terday ho made a line impression hy the leading of the anthems and hvnrns and reiulHring <>f two -oln-. The Lafayette Courier in commenting on Dr Bassett says: Dr. Bassett and his family are certain to make and hold friends as closely as any ministerial family that has ever come to Lafayette. The new pastor is particularly popular with the young people of the church, his long association with such a student body r.s DePauw provides well adapting him to the relationship w hich should exist between a minister and his dock. The impression made upon those who met and conversed with him last night is one which indicates tn all that be is socially jti-t as pleasant, genial and entertaining as he is forcible and magnetic w hen speaking from the pulpit. Horn to John Hilihs and wife, Sept. 2K, a son. Mrs. .sj. A. Hu/elett leaves today for Albion, Mo., where -he will spend a week or ten day- with relatives. The death of a son of Albert Elmo, of Mr. Meridian, occurred this morning at the ege of sixteen years, from consumption. The interment was this afternoon at Fillmore. Miss Kate Mathers, of Mattoon, is here to attend the funeral of Elder Morris. .Miss Rose Joslin has gone to Rock llil 1 , S. C., to re-uine her duties ii. the State university. L. S. Walden, of Irvington, is here on business. • R s. Hall, of the Commercial, is overhauling hi- heating apparatus this week. E. Grant ham has di-posed of his $10(8) stock in the I ucker Ricycle Wood Work company tu Dr. Cnlllver, of Roaehdale. Miss Alice Williams i- spending the day w ith home folk- at Oakalla. Miss Shannon is visiting in Indianapolis. She has lieen the guest of Mrs. W. I. Buis. Mrs. Itesser ami daughter are spending th" day at Terre Haute. Mis- Myidle Grubb wa* in Indianapolis today. All Danville is here today attending court. Wilkes May- has again taken up his resilience w ith Sheritl’ Himten. .fames Alli-nu was put m jail last evening for drunkenness. A new paper, the Critic, has been started at Bloomington. Il w ill be devoted mainly to society new-ami will b.‘ a weekly. Rloomington is now rich in nupers, having three weekly, oue s uni-weekly, and two daily papers. Harry Leinoii, the colored prize lighter who visited this city at a recent date, was fined $27) and eoits at Terre Haute yesterday fur assault and battery mi a woman. A carrier pigeon fiew into White's tailin' shop yes'erday and was captured. !t was evidently very tired and was certainly hungry. A- it showed no disposition to leave, Hubert .Iordan took charge of it. The members of Temple Lodge, No. 47. F. and A. M , are requested to meet at then' lodge room on tomorrow (Wednesday at twoo’eloek in the afternoon for the purpose of attending the funer.il nf Brother A. il. Mqiris. Mrs. '.I, Lewis, pf Covington. Kv., i- the gm -t of Mrs. I’ust ami Mrs. Jack-

son.

Among those attending the races at Terre Haute today are John M. ijall, J. W. Siitherlin, Smith Matson and John Sandy. The Gentlemen’s Literary club met la-t night to take action on the death of Elder Morris, and it was agreed that the club should attend the funeral services in a body, meeting at Prof. Smyser’s twenty minutes before the time. In Indianapolis-oday : G. W. Black, Peter Cliri-t ie and Thomas Hammond. c. A. Kelley and wife are visiting in Terre Haute.

DePauw University,

.7:05 a rn, lor I’oorla.

No77 - “ 3:5.i p in. tor Derat ji for complete time card, irlvli.tr all train*

au:l stations, imd for full Information as to v. itlmi ten davs rates, throuirh cars, etc., mldreaii . _

J.S. Duwi.ino, Agent | 2 , 3.»ti

A. Ford. Greencastle. I

Gen'l I’liss. Agt. St. 1 ajuIs Mo. i

Louisville, good going on any regular 'hi* morning after artendingthe Raptist

fain October returning any time , association in this city.

for f.'IDO. J. A M iciiaki., Agt.

H. M. MOORE.

Aandnlia Kiite*.

Home seekers cxcih.-mmi to points m

sontb. west and norihwest, half fan-

rates Sept 21, Oct and I'.ffli. Excursion to St. Louis October 4th

to Ittli fare $11.25 for the round trip acet

St Louis Fair.

Itrur e Take. Indtann, Keenimneiuls \t rtuliC* 4 cilery t h|>h,iIc«.

The Willing Light Bearers will meet at the home of Mrs. Chas. htiniih, Wed-

nesdav Sept. 211, at four o'ltlock.

Indianapolis papers contain an account of the finding at Cincinnati of a human -kull, which is said to have belonged ton woman’s body. The lower jaw is gone and the upper jaw contains nine teeth, two of them being goldlilled. Some persons consider the skull as hav-

ing been that of Pearl Bryan.

Attending the races in Terre Haute: Grant Scott. Will Lockiidge. Louis Dailey, Fred Hays, Frank Crawford,

This Column Records the Best News in College CirclesMiss Florence Miller wears Phi Mu colors. Percy Hodges lias returned to re enter school. Mr. Messer is wearing the colors of Sigma Chi. Misses Lindley, Bowman, Boucher. Chaffee and Party are pledged K appas. Robert Hunter, of Terre Haute, and Dr. Daruall. of Indianapolis, are visiting the Betas. The first Y. M. C. A. meeting of; the year will occur this evening at ♦1:40 o’clock in Plato hall. Lieut. Ham met the students eligible for drill at the armory thisj afternoon at ii o'clock. Some steps toward the organization of the department for this year were made. A mass meeting of the young ladies was called for 4 :30 o'clock this afternoon in Plato hall. This announcement caused no little amount of worry in the minds of some of the fellows. The enrollment in the music school is far in excess of the enroll-j ment at tins time last year. Thisj ’8 ttu* case in the Academy also and even though the college of liberal arts should fall off some, tlic| entire enrollment of the university j will compare very favorably with that of last year. Dr. Cobin made some remarks! concerning athletics at chapel exercises this tnerniug. He dwelt es pecially on foot ball and gave his ! opinions of the game. He said, in | substance, that the community and ! board of trustees of the unive-sity were opposed to the game on account of the physical perils result ing from it; that tic himself had j always favored the game as a sport ! conducive to manliness and fairness. He continued by saying that of late he had been greatly discour agi d by seeing themunner in which it was being played, all sorts of strategies and underhanded schemes being resorted to by the various college teams. The game is on trial now, he went on to sqy, and any nnfntrners will come to the surface to its discredit; the stu dents will havu to decide whether they want to retain foot hall or not by playing a clean, honett game or by participating in unfair and dishonorable measures.

DRUGGISTS! j ABSOLUTELY GUARANTEED l ZZ:t fill, sml Imnkl.t free. Art. STVItl.lM. KK'DIM I o.. I'hlrsyo. SmUrvAl. Csn.. erN>n York.

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Styles IVEodel Hsits.

We have on display and are selling the most stylish and elegant line of stiff and soft hats ever shown in this market. We are sole agents for four of the leading hats manufactured in the United States and they are unsurpassed in quality and style. We can show anybody a hat that becomes them. We have just received a new line of ‘ latest in neckwear and they arc beauties. Pojiular prices prevail on

all our fancy goods

Menchant Tailoring is opening up lively and we invite you to inspect our samples and prices before buying. THE MODEL.

Bruce Luke. iniL, June J, 1818I. Tine Wkiuhi M)-'i>u:ai. Go,

Columbus Ohio.

Gents: 1 h&ve purchased a box of Wright’s Celery ('upsides from R J.

To Terre Haute Sept. gKth, 2!tt,.. JDtb. I * levcligcr & Co., druggists, „u,| used

I thiMii tor Btoinach and Jiv^r troumr and

:imM>ct. 1-t. return limit, Oct. 2._ ♦ Mri i vnn-iip;,!jon and their etfei-ts. I am

$1.05, account fern' Haute I rotting as- i,|(.), S ( M | to say llu-y have (lone ine mui-lr,

>ociatton. This promises to be i h, , , |avt> not tia ,| headache W ,1,m Ah-x I.ockridge, Peter greatest meeting of the jear. $a0.(8 | o that so frequently bothered me as to al- Stoner, ('has. Baggy, (i. W. Hughey, in purses. ( most entirely unfit me for any work or Reese Matson. Joe Baker, John. Caw-

To Nashville, Tetm., May 14th to , husiness. Yon rs very truly, October 15, final limit November 7th, . H. If.M.MooRK. fare $11 05. Mav 14th to Oclnbe 15tli. S-dd by all Druggists price 50c and

return limit 20 day-, fare $10.30. May ! n.00 per box Send address on postal g|M . aklnK of „ )(! S( . rvit . eH at isth and contlnumg imlil October 2tltb, t" the 15 light Med. ( o, ( olu m hit-, Ohio, . .

for trial sire, free I list M. E. churefi on Mummy, Tetre Haute <>:i/.cttc says: In

ley. Will Grogan,

Walter I tilts.

return limit 10 days, fare $7.50. Tuesdays and Thursdays only nf each week. May IKth to <telober JOth. 7 days limit,

fare $7.(81.

J.S. Dowling, Agt.

Frank Plant an I

the the tile

evening M r.Tillotsnn preached on ‘"'I’he Wrighfa Celery Tea r-gulates the i f a || and restoration of Peter.” At the v, r ami kidneys, x-ures constipaliun , ,, ... ■ •! alt i; headaette. 85c: at all druggists i fosi- of tip* sermon Mr. htarr, of (ireen-

South Greencastle. Waidon and Hazel, small son and daughter of George Craw lev, are ill with malarial fever. Jeremiah Coleof Fox Ridge, is recovering from his recent illness. While assisting at the residence of the ! late Elder Morris last evening, Mrs. Richard I*. Houck accidently fell down a -lair wav and received -^veral severe injuries. Dr. Lam mors was called anil found three cuts in her scalp, one ol them being almost three inches in length. She was removed to her home in Kimiii Greencastle and no serious resu’t- are expected. Mis. II ii i it of ('loverdule, has returned to her home after a visit with friends ami relatives in Terre Haute. ML* Maggie Hughes, nf Clovenlalti, has concluded a visit with Mrs. John Piercy. Enos Wood, of Cloverdate, was in town on dusiness today Economy and shength are combined in Hood’s Sarsaparilla. Every bottle 1 contains 100 doses ami will average to i la>t a inoiilli.

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Cascarets and bowels, gripe. 10c.

stimulate liver, kidneys Never sicken, weaken or

Strayed or Stolen—From the farm of Wm. Tennant, Riqr miles cast of iowii, nne buy marc four years uld, 15 hands high, star on forehead. I will pay fur the return of mare or any Informailou | to find her. 20501 John Cawi.ia.

When hilious or costive, cat a Ca-car-et. candy cathartic, cure guaranteed j ft) c, 25c. Jtoa’t Tobacco Spit ami Smoke Your Lifo Avmv I If yon want to quit, tobacco using casil\ ! and forever, bemudo v.ell,ati'img, nu.cnea,' full of new life uotl vicor, take No-i i-1;,,■ the wonder-worker, timt makes \v7ik mc :i strong. Many gain ten pnnniis in tc. 1 i)nys. Over 400,(kkicured. Buy No-To-Riu'of vour di aggist. under pnaranloe to euro, oOc or #l.oi. Bnokletiir,d samplemuile,I fi-eo. A.: 8tor!‘ng lit*itiedv(V>.(Sic-rn'o or New Yon. The Woman’* League of College Avenue church will meet Wednesday, Sept, j 29 at 2:30 p.m. This is the first meeting of the year and it is desired that all : ladies of the church and congregation I he present to encourage and support the new president and the organization. A special invitation is extended to: strangers. Important business will In brought Up for consideration, All ' member* with unpaid pb dges are re. queried to make settlement at thimeeting, that all expenses of the past year may he met. Train No. 20 on the Vandalia was an hour and forty minutes late this afternoon and a number of persons desiring to attend the races at Terre Haute were disappointed. An effort was made t i char:er a special tram hut the authm i tics refused to do so.

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 bad observed a benefit arising from the use of Ripans Tabules. Or. this particular occasion, believing that heroic measures were necessary, he took three. The result was really surprising. The effect was as quieting as though the medicine had contained a narcotic, which i very one knows it does not. There was an immediate feeling of case, rest and quiet, extending in a few minutes over the entire system, and sleep came as naturally as to a child.

We can show you a larger more up to date line of Fall and Winter -Suitings (hive you a neater better fitting garment and at a less price than elsewhere. i he reason is we handle at a small profit, and do net slight the material or workmanship. You must not fail to see our line of overcoatings. A. G. LESTER. No G EUist Wash- St-

We'll Shave tSathe Warm

YOU

Buy a - - - -

VAPOR BATH of J. F. Fee, Agt

FOR RENT.

1 iMiny « l.urni mnrfcctf.

LFurnished tin- Daily Uan.nkk Timi.h daily bv R. W. Ain-n, manager of Arthut Jordan’* poultry house.; Hens i,^ Kprina ( 97) Chick* over .'ll \ 7 Cock* .. XJ4

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j Turkey hens.

i Turkey, tom* Meuse, f. f.over ; Duck*. . .... .. [ Kffirs.fresh subject to liamllin* liutli-r irood

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j House of 9 rooms, good cellar, lot- of fruit* °d barn with 4 acrea of pasturage art! g

New Barber Shop i*Ss" ,al ,,ul,lic * |uart ‘’ churclus iU " 1 io1 Bath Rooms and ^mesm. hurley.,

Coal Office. Next Door to Post.Olfice

I'.verythinir new, nent snd first-class . lam lintli lull*—finest iu the "itv Ilesi t V of coni. Leave orders. '' 1 tfrades Hays Klac.kindn.

Joseph L. Preston, H. IU

Physician &. Surgeon, 'ntiee ir Gruht, lltoek. lucksun *t.

We anil Wiilnul >1“ Oj>|io*lte llelllH[i I loll He. V-S. Ill|3iwl3t