The Greencastle Democrat, Greencastle, Putnam County, 7 October 1893 — Page 5
Here We G-o Again! Announcing the great demonstration in honor of I'he Fall and Winter Inauguration.
another declared any reinsman on
This season will prove a hummer! EVERYBODY CHARMED WITH AN ASSORTMENT OF Men’s, Young Men’s and Boys’
Winter Garments.
The New Styles are Unprecedented in Magnificence
and Unrivalled in Magnitude.
Streams of people are constantly pushing their way into THIi MODEL. A great tide of shrewd buyers till the Children’s Department to overflow, where we show Suits, in sizes from 4 to 13 years, for iSo that our neighbors call bargains at $ti, £7 and Jfs. It pays handsomely to look all over town before you buy, and then satisfy yourself that we sell the best goods at the lowest prices. We are literally packed with raiment for human beings, and cannot escape a flattering season. The skill of the best manufacturers has been tested to -the utmost, and our great stock of lovely styles shows evidence of thorough and artistic workmanship from loom to needle. Treatment always the best Prices always the lowest. Test us.
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F. A. HAYS, Prop’r.
he could outdrive
j u .. the grounds. We need a track hereto give all this talent
a chance.
R. C. Murphv, late of Cloverdale, has been appointed postmaster at j
Mecca Mills, Parke county.
The Episcopal church will give a social at the residence of Mrs. J. W. Cole, E. Washington-st, on Thurs-
( day evening.
It is not lawful to shoot quail until November 10, the date having been ' changed from October 15. The Klietan Gun club, of Greencastle, is taking steps to detect and actively prosecute • all violations of the game laws. They | trust this warning will prove sufficient. Rev. George W. Switzer and Q. B. ; Chamberlain, of the Battle Ground ] Repository, have at last decided to ’ bury the hatchet, end their foolish battle and kiss find make up. The newspaper-reading public will heave a deep sigh of reheT upon receiving this
welcome news.
It costs to eat: sweet potatoes, 30 to 40e per peck; California onions, 6|c per pound; grapes. Concord, 30c per basket; celery, 3 bunches for 10 cts; Irish potatoes, $1 per bushel; oysters, bulk, 35c per quart; apples, 35 to 50c; cranberries, 10c per quart; mangoes, 3c per pound; cabbage, 5 to 10c per
head.
Tlie birthdays of Mrs. John Hillis and daughter Ollie, Miss Nellie Hillis, Mr. James Hillis and Miss Maggie Hillis all occurring within a week of each other, were united and one great least made for forty happy people on September 22. Many pretty gifts contributed to the enjoyment of the occasion,
and music bv Miss Pearl Hillis gave , , , 'V
much pleasure. It was a day that will
15 YEARS A SPECIALIST Four Years of Continual Success
Through Indiana.
DR. WALTER Has viaited Oreenoaatle for over four years ! ! every four weeks and lias cured more patients of chronic diseases than all other specialists
combined.
L. L. LOUIS.
JOHN F. MALONEY.
For You and You! We have now in and ready for your inspection decidedly the best and twice as
large a stock of
BOOTS, SHOES, RUBBERS, &c„ As any other store in the city, all made especially for us, comprising all the X( iv mid Nobby Fall and, Winter Styles' In Hand-sewed Shoes in Turns and Welts. Our line of Men’s and Boys’ Hand-made Boots we guarantee superior to any other in the county. Oiir SCHOOL SHOES cannot be beat. Our stock is too large and varied to attempt to describe it on paper. Suffice it to say that we CAN and WILL make it a matter of personal interest to every man, woman or child to buy their footwear of us. Come in and see and be convinced, L- L- LOUIS & CO-
Will Wilt COvt.MKKCIAI, HOTKI. at treencasllc, Saturday, October 21
and every four weeks duriuu the year. Some fact-* about the most Kuceesstul phvRician iu America, who has spent many months in the laboratories of t he tfroat scicntlstAof Europe, will visit ourclt) every four weeks to treat the patients who will call on him. Dr. Walter Is well known In tfeds Htate and scclon.as he has treated atxrcat many afflicted people durtntt his visits in t his vicinity and the> all speak %oluines for him. ll<
Vehicles at Bargains. Our Big Stock of CA1! TS, It VG GI US and CA It/!I t GES f li t G OXS Must go. Now is the time to get a tine vehicle ;it :i remark,-i-hlv low figure. All new work. Repairing of all kinds a specialty. , G RENICK, East Washington st, Greencastle, Iml.
JAMES n. HURLEY.
—-INSURANCE Property of all kinds for sale or rent.
Superb Premiums given away kkkk. Agents paid cash commissions. A t rip to the World's Fair and all expense's fhk.k. Send for full circulars, or write to Belford's Monthly. Chicago. Ills., for *Y of HKLFOHD’H ILLFSTKATKI>
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ABOUT THE CITY. Business continues to improve. Hay, 40 cts; corn 45 cts per bushel. Paw-paw hunters report that fruit
very scarce.
Born, Oct. 4, to Hiram Callender and wife, a daughter. Finest Tub Oysters 35c per qt. at F. B. Ragan’s Delicatessen. 34tf Greencastle business men report business as slowly improving. E. 0. L. Bartow has moved from East to West Washington street. It is unlawful to shoot quail before Nov. 10 and after December 31. We hear several complaints of visitations by garden and chicken thieves. Born, to O. G. Evans and wife, of Madison township, a son, on Oct. 2. The small sum of 25 cents will pay for the Democrat from now till New
Year’s.
Two of the Commissioners will meet to-day for the inspection of Raccoon
bridge.
Delicious mushrooms are plentiful and are sold at reasonable prices by
peddlers.
The matrimonial market gives evidence of relief from the financial de-
pression.
■ Died, Olive, daughter of JohnE. Moore, of typhoid fever, aged seven
year, Oct 2.
Copious showers have visited this locality, and the rain maker finds his oc-
cupation gone.
The Bank of Commerce, Indianapolis, of which Will Bosson is cashier, has
resumed business.
I The new pension board will meet for the first time at Dr. Leatherman’s of-
fice next Wednesday.
Boarding-house keepers complain of dull times now that the attendance of
students has fallen off.
Fifteen members of the O’Hair family left for the World’s Fair Wednes-
day, by the Monon route.
Joe Williams and George W. Henton have opened a produce establishment at the northwest corner of the square. Butter, 25 and 30 cents per pound; eggs, 20 cts per dozen 1 J
ever remain bright in the memory of
them all.
Notwithstanding the hard times, idlers on the streets of Greencastle have been few and far between this j summer. True, on certain corners one may see the old chronic, beer- can- [ swilling rounders. The attention of
T "J -k 1 T * X- -v -4~ ✓ -v t * le P°*' ce respectfully called to this I x 1 I I ^ 1 1 1 iT* gang of loafers, which number about
I a round half dozen. They should be made to engage in some steady employment or else run out of town. One crowd has a roost on the north side where the can is rushed every half hour in the day. As soon as one of the gang makes a dime lie sounds a signal and loafers rise up like Roderick’s men to partake of the festivities. Unless they go to work the Democrat will have something to say in regard to them next week. Some of them will not work even at odd jobs when the cash is tendered them in advance. They are a disgrace to the city and
should be ordered to skip.
LOANS
Office over First National Bank.
I The ONLY first-class Magazine published I in tho Wrst. Kguuls tin- Inst KuNtern 1 MiiKiizinc in contents and make-up.
Western Writers!
Western Stories! Western Pictures!
The first who arrives will do a land of(ice business. Poultice your corns and head this way as rapidly as possible,
brethren.
The “ Reed Sisters” will give an entertainment at the Christian church Oct. 13. Admission 20, 15 and 10 cts. for children under ten years.
A Model Ton n.
('lovrnlnle SontliiH.
We have a sober set of people in J town and we do not find many that | would have it ot herwise. What benefit would it be to the town to have men I staggering on the streets with an occa- ! sional street fight when these same
sionai sweet ngnt when these same
Foot ball at Lynch’s park this after- nien need every dollar they can earn >ou, Champaign vs, l)e Pauw. Gen- to t.-ikc <-nr» ni - '- *■-
oral admission, 40 cts. The Cham
paign team holds the championship of
Illinois.
The convention of the Putnam county Sunday school union, last week, was a very interesting and profitable meeting. The present officers were
re-elected.
Joseph T. Eggers, of Jackson township and Mrs. Rachel Jacobs, of Morgan county were married on Wednesday at the office of Smiley & Neff, Fi-
ller Morris officiating.
The dance given at the new opera house Thursday evening by Lawrence Mahoney and Dora Foxworthy was quite a success. Over fifty ladies and
gentlemen were present.
The Democrat sets more type and prints more news than any other shiretown paper in Indiana. It is worth $3 a year to your family. Can you spare j 1 for it? You can’t do without it. The doctors of Putnam county will “talk the matter over” at Cloverdale next Wednesday. The medical society will be warmly received and well entertained by the citizens of that enter-
prising town.
While ’ dodging a kicking horse Thursday, Simp Parker, bumped his head against a bolt in a hay wagon frame. As a result an ugly gash, two inches in length, required the attention
of a surgeon.
Weather prophets are entitled to little credit, but all the signs indicate a hard winter hard fbr those who are squandering money at Chicago which should be saved for the expenses of
the next three months.
Boys who are in the habit of shoot ing craps beneath the arc lights and making night hideous on the various si reel corners of the city had better get under cover. The police have been no-
tified and are “alter them.”
John Foran and A. Kelly have teen operating a quart saloon in South Greencastle on the “Cherokee Strip.” The grand jury found ten indictments against them. Kelly is in jail and Foran out of limbo on $500 bond.
us we do not need a saloon and we are proud of those people who are ready to keep them out and we say that there is not to lie found a better town than
Cloverdale.
Latest ((liotatiinis. Danville Gn/.ette.
One hundred and ninety-nine days in jail is the price of a man’s life in
Hendricks county.
Hendricks county justice is a queer and peculiar thing. If you steal a lot of old hens you go to the penitentiary for two years; but if you are a Plainfield republican hoodlum and shoot an unarmed democrat at a political rally, a jail sentence of 1!K) days is considered
sufficient punishment.
AtVTE ANIi CIIKOXIC CATAUKH,
Chronic dla rhocn, patntul or suppressed menstruation, intlainnmllnn of the wmiih, inthiintnation of the bladder, dlahetus, dyspepsia, constipation, kidney urinary and bladder troubles. Bright's disease, tape worms. | crooked and enlarged Joints, club foot, white swelling, nervousness and general debility* Im potency, leucorrbea, pimples, blotches, cancer, dropsi. gravel, gleet, gonorrhoea, hydrocele, heart disease, hysteria, St. Vitus dance, paralysis, rheumatism,asthma, female weak ness, etc. All surgical operations
performed.
Epilepsy or tits postlvely cured. IMIoseured without pain, knife or caustic. Blood and skin diseases cured by improved and never
failing remedies. KYK, EAR A Nil NoSK.
In diseases of the eye Dr. Walter is an expert. Crossed eyes are straightened in one! moment of time and without pain ID‘ can-j tty remedies weak and watery eyes, dmoping of t he lids, granulations, sore eys of any form, wild hairs, cataract, false pupils, spots,
scum and turning of the lids.
Roaring noises in the car, partial deafness ulcerations, discharges, earache, etc., are also
cured.
Nasal catarrh,! hat curse of t his climate with all Its abhorrent features, yields at once to the system of treatment pursued by Dr. Walter. lie can show a greater record of cures in eatanahal eases than any physician living.
FKMALE TKoriiLKS.
Ladles who are afllicted with headache languor and the weaknesses common to the sex, find a wonderful friend in Dr. Walter. He is skilled in the treatment of their'troubles, espochillv In bloating, nervous prostration, general debility, sleeplessness, depression, Indigestion, ovarian t mu hies, inflammation and ulceration, falling and displacements, spinal weakness, kidney complaints,
and change o f ,if4 *
Tlic Sunil) Gi'ccneuslle MERCHANT, Pays the Highest Market Price For Butter and Eggs. Kells everything kept in a General Store at BARGAIN PRICES Clothing, Hats, Boots, Shoes, Dry Goods, Groceries, Etc. JfriY SEE HIS STOCK AND 8TUD\ HIS PRICES. 26ml
tiooil \r«s to His Ureencastlp Friends.
IndlnimpollR News.
Conductor Strong Catherwood, of the New Monon, who was injured at Broad Ripple by his train’s encounter with a blind horse, is improving in health, and his physicians believe he will be able to go back on his train before many weeks. He has entirely recovered/rom rheumatism, but is'suffering from a spinal shock received in that accident about a year Ago. His medical advisers tell him that absolute r^st will bring him around all right.
itnge of life.
ORGANA L WEAKNEftH
Immediately cured and full vigor restored. This distressing attliction, which renders life a burden and marriage impossible, is the* penalty paid by the victim for improper indulgence. The most chaste must acknowledge that the passions are the great magnet by which the whole world Is attracted. Destroy t hem and what have we? Man Is no longer Interested in the opposite sex; that blissful repose which now attracts and interests the whole world exists no longer; man ceases to he what God made him, tne world is no longer interesting to him, and remorse and dissapointmont are ills constant companions. Consult Dr. Walter at once, and you will find the sympathy and relief that you positively require to he queer I pilose wishing treatment should bring from two to four ounces of urine for chemical analyzing. Dr. Walter will return every four
weeks during the year IHIW.
Dr. Walter will correspond with those who desire to submit their symptoms. Di writing all letters are held in strict confidence.
The permanent address is. LYM AN I’. WALTF.lt. M. !>..
21«*1 State-st., Chicago, HI.
A Tender Steak Makes the most delicious meal in the world, and the place to get it is H ASPEL/S MeatMarket
“Our Meat Market” lias a well establish ed and enviable reputation for cleanliness, the good quality of its meats and for |
•* | tire dealing,
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Greencastle.
. j,*... , having made a big jump in prices ; fish 10 to 12Jc per
lb
Ed Frank was adopted by the Otoe Indians Monday night. The reservation bucks gave him a warm recep-
tion.
A rumor was current in this city that W. H. Durham, of Crawfordsville, had made an assignment, but it lacks
confirmation.
(i. W. Black’s horse market: Prices still low; one load received from Illinois; one load shipped to Atlanta, Ga.,
and one to Buffalo, N. Y. i . - . . ..
Jr is going on in the world DanviUe used to be able to play a columns of the Democrat,
little base ball, but is not in it when it tjl | j H!)4
comes to a scramble on the gridiron, j „ . ' . . „ . , DePauw beat them 30 to 0. p or“Chicago day” ,next Monday > at . , , . . j the World’s hair, the Monon has made So 0 Ed Ackerman s patent flv trap ft ra t P 0 f one cen t p or mile. Tickets before going to the W orld s Fair. Vpu , vvi „ be H((ld on ( ) ctober H Kood for all will find nothing there that beats it for ) trains arriving in Chicago on the 9th, utility and ease of operation. ; and g 0od returning not later than Oc-
The Democrat’s circulation is near- [ tober 10 inclusive,
ing the 2,000 mark, which leads us to The big pow-wc..
observe that the business man who j me n, Thanksgiving eve, when all the doesn’t talk^to that number of readers ^ hand-painted bucks of the reservation “ isn’t in it.” 1 j will be present, promises to bethesucJohn and Sim Stoner have purchased j cess of the season. The committees
Stole Her Poeket Book.
At the Terre Haute races on Thursday a thief stole the purse of Mrs Robert Linn, of Shelburn. He was detected in the act and handed it back to her. When arrainged before the circuit court the thief plead guilty but judgment was withheld. Mrs. Linn will be remembered by her friends in this city as Miss Nora Conover.
A BIG PUBLIC SALE.
On Thursday, Oct. 19, John I). Hunt ! will sell at his residence, 2} miles south \ of Cloverdale, a large number ofhorses. colts, cows, steers, and his farming! | implements. See hills for terms. 34-2 , FIRST LAUGHING, THEN CRYING.
Dr. G. C. Smythe opened the discus- iiuywortii <ni.i Upportcr.
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Finest Bath Rooms in town. LeyuDcclter Tidhnan
BLACKSMITH
Coal and Coke
Dealer in all kinds of Hard and Soft Coal, Wood and Kindling
t i ttivo ioci-vicvrvrt tuiii nif eiuuuuonary
r of the comnutees. part was simply immense and brought T^v A XT Ty' TT' r r TT’
e weeks of the World’s | forth a great deal of applause. Should i-J /A JN xv tZL 1_j 1—t ELi I
iree more months of I thev ever return to Hevwort.h «•» fw>i ^ I
Don’t Go Home Without buying a pound of our
And be saved the lime and trouble of looking elsewhere by calling at JIAXEMANS’S Lunch Counter where the farmers of Putnam county hold a mass convention every Saturday, discuss their wrongs and [be remedies therefor, lake dinner witli Ed. and drive home in a more contented frame of mind.
The Best Bread In the cit) is baked at this establish-
ment, ami.
Staple & Fancy Groceries COFFEE
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sion ofthepaperon “Acute Pneumo- The Reed Sisters gave one of their nia” at tiie meeting of the Mississippi i entertainments here Tuesday night to Valley association, at Indianapolis. a f a j r H j ze( i audience. Their music Dr. S. E. Crose was a prominent mein-! was first-class and the elocutionary her of a number of the commitees. - ! ’ ■ Only three more weeks of the World’s | mmi ugrt-ai ueai oi appiause. auotiui Fair, and only three more months of ! they ever return to Heyworth we feel 1893. If you miss tte show, you can | confident they will play to a crowded
improve the time by learning all that! house.
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It’s the best thing in Greencastle. We keep a full line of Staple and Fancy Groceries. The Largest Stock and Oldest House in Greencastle. L. WEIK& CO., Grocers & Bakers.
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Fresh from the Wholesale Houses are
always on haml.l
ED. II AN EM ANN,
West Side Square
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Money Loaned In any suin for any time. Must see the borrower in person. No delay. Money furnished at once at the very lowest rates. (il'.OUCK R BLAKR (ii-ccncastle, Iml.
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Only 25 cts.
At Christian church, Greencastle, f)U. J
Friday, October 13.
I. Miesse’s meat market, ton-st, and are now choice meats. Both ate
well known men.
SL Washingdealing out reliable and
A STRONG RECOMMENDATION. Stilcsville, Iml., Kept. 30, 1893. The Ohio Farmers Insurance Company, with its usual promptness, has just handed me a draft, through the hands ofW. L. Denman, for fourteen hundred dollars. This was the full face of the
, j policy on my barn and contents, and tow-wow of the (>toe lied- waH no j curtailed one cent. ..n ♦ - q,j ie com p aI1 yi 8 action in this matter
should allay all fears, if any exist, of its ability to meet its losses, and at the
-p-” | same time inspire the utmost conti-
are already actively at work and a deuce in its business integrity. grand time is assured. I still hold policies in this Company Some of the Greencastle spectators to the amount often thousand dollars,
the Terre Haute rnee« worn I ,1,...;— * >-> ' - ■
R. LEA fHERMAN, I’liysictnn and Surgeon.
FtoomH 2, 3, l mill 5, Allen lU<x‘k.
GUEENCABTLE,
INDIANA.
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E. G. FRY,
dentist
leeiii exinieipil witliout pain. Southwest cor. Pub. Sq.. over Allen Bros.’ Store.
was
but one hasn’t been seen in town for two weeks. The Democrat issues this proclamation as an advertisement for one of the knights of the road.
at the Terre Haute races were very
One man, who couldn’t * * ’ ’ w one heat
— I nv DUO A.0110 xiiftUl/e raOVB ! During the dry season Greencastle “ boss wise.” One man, wh as swamped with umbrella menders, j driven double breaking-plow it one hasn’t been seen in town for without being distanced, declared that
Bud Doble killed Nancy oft'while warm- * lx/-, .-VX •• 4’ 1- A - J - 1 ‘ ’
ing the mare up for her trial; another said a certain heat was “ fixed,” and i
G. (’. NEALE,
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X • • X - X* 1TC% ■ ■ x * vtv/i 1(( i rx , and desire to frankly state that I con-
sider it good enough for me.
t, a »r>v.i j h. McILiffle. GrttblHteof tlieOntnrio Veteriiiarv CoiP S. This is my fourth loss insured , HCP otflee s« Cooper Bro..'Liv^rv Stebte, in this company, and I have always re- I», I ml. All mil,. ,|» V „i B hi ceived the very best of treatment, pro.iipil* Httended. Firing and Bunrerv « M. F. McH. I specialty. IMf
FinestCigars In t lie ritv are turned out at the factorv of I HERMAN HOFFMAN, Manufacturer of a number of leading und popular brand,, and Wholesale and Retail
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Tobaccos and Smokers’ Articles OF KVRRY nKSl'Ktl'TTON. North side Square.
I/il, I rank and 1 lico.
When you wish an easy suave. As good as ever barber gave. Call at our well-known business room At morn or eve or busy noon. We cut and dress the hair with grace, And suit the contour of your face. Our room is neat, our towels are clean. Our scissors sharp and razors keen.
Dr. F. H. LAMMERS, PHYSICIAN & SURGEON. Office over Central National Bank Gyl
KLEIN BUB BROS., First National Bank Shop,
Cor. Washington and Indiana Streets.