Daily Greencastle Banner and Times, Greencastle, Putnam County, 4 November 1890 — Page 3
IIIK U KEEN CAST!, r, DAILY DAN N ER AND TIMES, NOVEMBER 4, IHiMl
A DISASTROUS FIRE.
NEW GOODS —and new styles throughout for Fall—
TT S JL* £ IXT C3r THE GRAND HOTEL BURNED.
San Francisco Suffers a Very
Heavy Loss.
to order resumes its usual activity. ] §01d pitrons continue to other property Adjoining it ne.troye.i,
Making tin* Total I^ohm One Million and
come and new ones keep adding.
a Half Hollar**—Several People Overcome by Smoke Hut No Lives Were
HO MISTAKE ABOUT IT!
Never before did the people of Putnam county have an opportu* nity ol buying
SUITS TO ORDOR TO $50.'^
Between the two there is a dozen prices to pick from, stock of fall woolens is large and very handsome.
Don’t IVlsss ; The
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WSLL LECTURE \N SViEHARRY
HALL
Friday
Evening, Nov.
saJBJEGO::
7th.
FOURTEEN MTU
ANDERSONViLLE PRISON.
Mr. Wilson is well able to entertain an audience on the
subject, having been there with .‘J.j.tiuO fellow prisoners.
DON’T F/IIL TO HEAR HIM.
LokI—Othur Firen. San Francisco, Nov. 4.—Shortly be- ! foru 3 o'clock yesterday morning fire j was discovered under the Burlington I house, adjoining the Grand hotel, in the store occupied by Heuter Brothers A: Company, dealers in paints and artists' supplies. The flames spread rapidly throughout the basement of the block bounded by Market, New Montgomery, Stevenson and Second streets, and then spread to the first floor, occupied by the Hall Safe and Lock company: Hill cV Goldman, druggists' supplies: board of trade room-,; rullman Palace Car company's ottice; Great Northern railroad lic.iet oitice. and the rooms of tlie Syndicate Investment coinpa:iy. The smoke in the meantime had arouse 1 the inmates of th - Grand and th • Burlington h dels, and the frightened guests rushed to the sidewalk with what valuables they could carry. The] tire soon shot up through the freight elevator in the rear of the Grand hotel. 1 and a disastrous conflagration was looked for. The general alarm brought | the remainder of the lire department to | the scene. The front of Hueter | Brothers & ( ompnny’s store blew ont with a loud exjilosiou and a large volume of smoke poured out, almost overcoming the firemen. Jacob Underhill, a wifio merchant, was overcome by the smoke in the Grand hotel and was carried out unconscious. Cashier Weeks, of the Gcand. who is crippled, was almost overcome when he \ as assisted out by the elevator boy. There were sevei al other narrow escapes. By o'clock the fire had spread along tbo eastern end of the block. The efforts of the tiremen to coniine the lire within the block occupied by the Burlington and Grand hotels were Anally successful. About d o'clock the roof of the Burlington f 11 in, carrying part of that of the < irmd. completely wrecking the interior of the Burlington and the front »f the Grand on Market street. The western end of the Grand was
saved.
The first floor of the Burlington on Second street was occupied by C. H. I Virst. millinery and novelties: (J. P. Downing, medicines; E H. Wardwell, I window shades. These were gutted, as were also lineter tV Company, tha board of trade looms and the Burr i Folding Bed Company's place of busi-1 ness on Market st:e"t: the Smthern Pacific, the Central Pacific and other ticket offices under the Grand hotel together with Fay's saloon were dam-
aged by water.
The total loss is estimated atfd.SOO,-
Adidis&iou, lo and 25 Cents. No extra charge for reserved seats. siLYntamMn's ‘, Imibu 1 im 'n ,.f ’ i.’.iiamkbfe
S !lla teriuls in Hueter & Company's place
There is one shoe store in Green-! The giand hotel was opened in IblO castle that does business on straight a I Ul ‘ ^ tb-time wn - considered one of
rr“ ■*'“'?»' m ’ —* i
the largest stock of shoes and has more XO fee, on Market .tivet. I v.m years capital invested in the business than j ago ab in half of the block was Ica. -d ! all the others combined. One distinc- 1 -- J V. , ' R,r parties and was called the
HEHVY*OVERCOHTS At such reduced prices at the beg-inninj*' of the season, just the time they need the bargains, ns are now being offered at
The
Store !
\Yc mean to clo-.e out our entire line of Men’s, Boys’ and Chii; dren’s HEAVY OVERCOATS at such prices and season of the year that you can use them to goodadvantage.
In » Light-weight * OVERCOATS
i
We have the largest and best stock in the city, in all the latest and most desirable goods in Black Cheviot Coats with and without capes, Kerseys, Meltons, Worsteds and Cassimeres, from the cheapest to the finest, at prices within the reach of all. When you see our stock and prices your are
sure to buy.
-SEE OUR
Flour and Feed.
Geo. Leonard's new house on S. College ave., large lot; everything new; house with 7 rooms; price Beautiful lot on E. Seminar) st.,
2,-500
j tive feature about this firm is the fact I that it always pays cash for its stock, j having discounted every bill since it started into the business twelve years
I ago.
All goods are bought directly of thu manufacturers at their lowest cash
(12x103 ft; north front .900 00 pnctfg ^ M(l for their casll va|ue
Large house on car. Indiana and Seminary sis.; house 12 rooms; good repair; price House of <1 rooms on cor of Hanna and Crown st.; a bargain at House and large lot on Elm st., just north of high scfiooUbuild-
3.000
1,200
Burlington hotel.
The Grand hotel bar is badly damaged by i-moke an I water. The fine collections of minerals and exhibits of the statu board of trade is believed to bo uu
entire loss.
Carpet inn) tin": .11111 Hiirin-il.
PniLAii uuiia, Nov. 4. — For the eecoi.d time in_ loss than six mouths fsamnel W. White's carpet and rug mill at Front street and Columbia a venue was destroyed by fire yesterday. Mr. White's manufactory was biiniel on June 23, and he was going to resume work last night after having rebuilt, when tii • mill was again burned. The fire started in the basement, which was filled with dved rug and in-
You can purchase your shoes at this ! store with perfect confidence, knowing tliat yon will get those that are good and that you run no risk of paying more for them than they are worth and without that disagreeable uccompani,«ir2!rsr“-
All prices are marked in plain fig-I The fire B supposed to have been duo tires and are a constant challenge lo Jo spontaneous combustion. That porii « , . . . . tiun of the mill which was burned wrs other dealers to equal them. If it is iist-d for making carpet. Alxmt sevenrygood reliable footwear that you five men and women wen employed want, then by all means go to 1 Al1 — 1 —■' 4 ’ 1 *■ ' "
P. R. CHRISTIE.
if- South side Square,
Two lots on S. College ave; east front; 70x140 tc each. Most desirable lots in the city; price,
< $4t0 and $000, or both tor 900 0b
for
Come and see us
Bargains.
W. S. COX, Office over Telegraph Office, tfouthai d Block. SIEI1 lEdin!
there. All eseaped without difficulty. The loss will be between 4:75,000 and $100,000; insurance not ascertained.
LOCAlI^ INTIDNVS
We are prepared to furnish all STEAM - HEATING ■ SUPPLIES,
BATE! TTJBS
Good reliable Workmen all at the
LOWEST -
Anotfier box of those cheap canton flannels at Talbui t's. 2tM Small Business Hoorn adjoining the Telegraph office for rent. Enquire of L>. L. Southard or Thos. O’Concell. tf Dr. (feo. Jj. Curtiss will deliver the Univeriity lecture next Sabbath afternoon. Subject:—The Irish-English (Question from a Christian American's
Qoobs-te- vU ‘ w -
t^uite a party of young folks from
1_)L> 1/3 I'’Cl cl, y antJ ii'azil surprised Miss Kate CKlLEfe- j Downs, of Crown street, Hallow-e'eu.
The evening was spent very enjoyablv, and elegant refreshments were served.
Catarrh
In the head
Is a constitutional
Disease, and requires A constitutional remedy Like Hood's Sarsaparilla, Wliich purifies the blood, Makes the w eak strong.
Restores health.
AND CITIZBKSl ! ^TV it HOW. hvo moved in v shop to the front room Boston Hanna street, between Jack•ho cor. of Hnnim and odieire aye , opp. H( , n or in that immediate .1 Central coltoifti, and would solicit mv , " . , t , o'lstomers and will cndcuvor to niprit II neighborliood, on I he night of the Dtn irlving thorn the best work and low prloo e)0fO0ti a | artfe( 8quH re, buff leather Jest enstom made French kip valise, containing a law book, clothing, Men’s Fr'endVcaif 'congiess'shols^J il!,d vaiim,s 0,, * er •rticles valuable only Men’s half scling 50,51 to the owner. Heave with 1-rank Bit A omen's half soling 40c tleton at‘T’hi Fsi ’ house, corner Col-
Tin Greencastle Foundry
AND MACHINE CO
Mail orders promptly at-
tended to.
NOTICE TO STUDENTS
ChiMrcu's half soling 25c All V Nls of shoe blacking and ladles’ shoe polish, 'o mcdtca’ed sonp lor lace and InimlsX this we projio^ to do or •.knul/'X WUtf
HATFIELD.
lege Ave. and Seminary streets, and re ceive liberal reward. tf.
Old papers for sale at this office in quaulilies to suit purcliaseiH. tf
l*mir<ll!i£ lio.trtt* ro3*«*(I.
Kansa» City, Nov. 4.—At 4 o’clock this morning the big double boarding house, at .Ninth and Oak street, was burned and Samuel Lartin was fatally
injured. Boss £5,000.
Queer Heller of Sioux Indians.
PEKRI’, S. Dak.. Nov. 4.—A big band of Sioux Indians are camning oil Bad river about three miles trom here and are preparing for a big Indian dance and pow wow. An emissary from Standing Rock is among them, having called them together for the purpose of instructing them oa the coming of their new Messiah. The Indians are very much excited and expect in a few days that a huge wave of earth thirty feet deep is to ] a-s over the country, which will smother all bad Indians and whites. Allison, an old government scout and one of Buffalo Bill's band, is taking a part in ex-
citing the Indians. Lout* of YosjjcIn.
Gi.nucESTEit, Mass, Nov. 4.—The annual report of the loss of vessels from this port for the year just published, shows that eighteen vessels have been lost on which there was an insurance of *97,528. The number ot lives lost is eighty-six. During the previous year tlure were fourteen vessels lost with an insurance of £50,504. The number of lives lost was seventy; 85 per cent, of the men lost were foreigners.
A Well-ruled Pot.
Kansas City, Nov. 4.—At the old Rupert homestead, just west of Argentine. Kan.. John Rupert and James Hallo-way were excavating for a foundation for a barn, when they struck an iron pot filled with gold coin amounting
to about £>,0i)0.
I>ry faGoils < rut-ili :»t Chicago.
Chicaoo, Nov. 4. — The wholesale dry goods house of LeBarow. Holt & Company, at 170 Adams street has failed. The firm made a voluntary assignment in the county court. The assets are placed at £25,000, liabilities
£70,000.
Nut,
: BEST : : Brazil Block, Anthricite and
Pittsburg
CO-AJL.-
-A.X-1SO
KINDLING.
Ltfiive orders at W. II. liurk’s Grocery Store and \V. W. Jones’
Drug Store.
Beadoiiarters for
Oil if is
OF ALL KINDS.
Mill and office near old Vandal ia Depot. REVOLUTION! SOMETHING NEW. THE NEW PROCESS
Letter Heads, Business Cards, Note Heads, Visiting’Cards, 15111 Heads, Envelopes, Memorandums, Program m es. Wedding’ Invitations, Announeemeiits, Society Invitations, Etc. iitesi jlsserM ol Tp L o[ mo LOiest Ossip. FIRST CLASS WORKMEN ! THE VERY BEST MACHINERY !
IN RHGT, THe
Largest and Most Complete Priming Ice
IN THe CITV.
OEIFTCIE,
£>-: * V »
Banner * Building,
INDIANA STREET,
Greencastle,
Indiana.
Cull and cep it m operation before '"lyingany other kind. It lias no gen laior burner, stand pipe, packing "et-dle valves, drip cup, pneumatic
orea-uii'e onuivlhniu to get out of order __ 4 m m m u* iww W OOD, COAL,
H. S. Renick & Co.
G.C.SMYTHE. M. J)
Oitloe an:) KcsMeuie:
'JOUNEll VINE At. 1) VALNUT 8TREBT3.
GET THE
15KST ARTICLE IN TOWN
—AT—
Co's They Roast it Themselves.
And Kindling.
Leave order* for cither wood, coat kindling at Cooper Bros stable and Pearoy’s drug store. Delivered promptly In any part of thu City, (n pCStmti JOHEPHL'S ANbEKMAN.