Daily Greencastle Banner and Times, Greencastle, Putnam County, 11 November 1890 — Page 3

THE UBraCNl'ASTLS DAELT BANNER AND TIMES, NOVEMBER 11. IH1HI

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MEW GOODS >—(lud new styles throughQUt for Fall— I* i*. 13t-0 R ia»€£ to order resumes its usual activity. Old patrons continue to come and new ones keep adding.

SUITS TO ORDOR •*$20 TO SSO.-Ki-Between the two there is a dozen prices to pick from. Oui stock of fall woolens is large aud very handsome.

Don’t Miss Them. *CM1N » & * SANDY.«►

SEE OUR

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Geo. Leonard’s new bouse on S. College ave., iatge lot; everything new; house with 7 rooms;

There is one shoe store in Greencastle that does business on straight business principles. This store carries the laigrst stock of shoes and lias more capital invested in the business than all the others combined. (Due distinctive feature about tliis 0rm is the fact that it lAways pays cash for its stock, having discounted every bill since it started into the business .tueive years

ago.

“.3011, All goods are bought directly of the ! manufacturers at their lowest cash

price Beautiful lot on K. Seminary st.,

62x1(52 ft; norlti front 900 00 i ptjees and sold for their cash value. 1

Recorder was bis sixth canvass of the county, and be Las been elected three times and defeated three times. He is now satisfied with his political :areer ID I’utnaqj and resigns in favor of younger men. HM 83A,OOO Sbwed In Her Drcs*. Bt. Paul. Nov. 11.—On Thun-day evening an aged woman was run over by an electric car at the comer of Jiudceon and Fifth streets. Nobody recognized her. and she was token to the city hospital in an unconscious condition. Hit right leg was broken, and she was so badly injured internally that she died Saturday. In preparing the body for burial |8. r >.0U0 in greenbacks was found sewed into her clothing in various places. The remains were identified by Richard T. O'Connor, clerk of the district court, as those of Mrs. Anna Klotz, of Payne avenue. She was over 80 years of age. and of German descent. As she lias no heirs in this country it is not known what will lie done with the snug little fortune found stitched in her

clothing.

Low Mhnm Imtcatl of a High One. Saeatoua. N. Y.. Nov. 11.—A lively scene occurred in St. Peter's Catholic church here Sunday. During the celebration of high mass the pastor, Rev. Father John McMenomy went down the middle aisle demanding payment of pew rent. He talked loudly and severely to several prominent members^ and ordered the church choir to stop and the mass changed from a high to a low one. Nearly the entire congregation r< se and left the church. It is thought the matter will be carried to

the bishop.

Trial Post polled.

Newark. N. J., Nov. 11.—At the request of Assistant Prosecutor Hood .Judge Kirkpatrick lias postponed the trial of Mrs. Lucy Parsons and the other Anarchists charged with rioting in this city. On application of Mr. Hood the prisoners' bonds were increased to $2,000, and as they were unable to find bail for the necessary amount they were returned to jail. The date of their trial lias not yet been sent

down.

NO MISTAKE ABOOT IT! Never before did the people of Putnam county have an opportunity of buying HBRVYIOVERCOATS At such reduced prices at the beginning’ of the season, just the time they need the bargains, as are now being otfered at The Model Clothing Store! We mean to close out our entire line of Men’s, Boys’ and ChiF dren’s HEAVY OVERCOATS at such prices and season of the year that you can use them to good advantage.

3,000

Largs house on cor. Indiana and Seminary sis.; house 12 rooms; good repair; price House of <5 rooms on cor of Hanna and Crown st.: a bargain at House and large lot on Klin st., just northof high school.huiitl-

ing; lot 12>xl70 ft; price 1,400

Two lots on S. College ave; east front; 70x140 to each. Most desirable lots in the city; price.

$4.50 and $660. or both tor 000 00

for

Come and see us

Bargains.

W. S. COX, Ofiice over Telegraph Office, southard

Block.

You can purchase your shoes at this store with perfect confidence, knowing that you will get those that are good and that you run no risk of paying l.'-W* | more for them than they are worth and without that disagreeable accompaniment (dickering over the price) so com-

mon at other stores.

All prices are marked in plain figures and are a constant challenge to other dealers to equal them. If it is good reliable footwear that you want, then by all means go to

P. R. CHRISTIE,

tf. South side Square,

STEflPI JEHTIIIG! We are prepared to furnish all STEAM HEATING - sUPPLIKS, BATiEI TTJ3S ^i}d plumber’s Ooobs-te Good reliable Workmen a'l a* the LOWEST - PRICES.

Tie Greencastle Foundry AND MACHINE CO Mail orders promptly attended to.

NOTICE TO STUDENTS AMI CITIZKNSt I havo moved my shop to tlie front room on tho cor of Hanna and College ave , opp. EaU Central college, and would solicit my old customers and will endeavor to merit it by g.vingthem the best work and low prices Best custom made French kip boots $4 00 Men's French calf congicss shoes 4 00 Men’s half srlmg 50c Women’s half soling 40c Children’s half soling 25c All kinds «,t' shop blacking and ladies' slim polish; also medicu't-d soup lor lace mid hands. All this wc propose to do or •.bust." z«ltt H. C. HATFIELD.

-THE-

DELINEATOR,

A Monthly Magazine

Fashion. Culture and

Fine Arts.

Each isrue rontninn illuBiration* and dot. criptionBof eurnsut t*u»i incoming Hrylen for latlioN. and children. ariicloB on the iiowcnt drew* fabrics and uovcItieH in trimmings and rwproHentiitums of t ho iHt-at idens in mil* linery, lingerie ami fancy work. In Addition there aro pauci’n by practical writers on tho Honnehuld and it« proper maintenance and a boU ctioti of entertaining and instrnctive reading on tho ElegHticie* of Life. Bend fifteen cetitn for a nami le copy ami yon will find one number to be worth the nuhAoriptior. price, Huhacription price $1 per year; single copies 15 cent*. . . ,THE BUTTE RICK PCnnSHING CO.. Limited. 7,1* and 11 \V«Bt Thirteenth bc., N. Y. 3V It a m

I.OCA.L NEWS'

Regular council meeting tonight. Circuit court opens next Monday. The signal service announces a cold wave headed this way. New lot of white crochet quilts at (55 cts., 75 cts. and $1.00 at Tatburt’s. tu 2t Miss Ida Anderson has been appointed administratrix of the will of Eliza Anderson, deceased. An interesting story will be a featof our Saturday issue. The Daily oa Saturday will contain eight pages. The roller skating craze is reviving in some parts of the State. There is no fever in Greencastle on the sub-

ject.

Win. R. French will give the first of the Lecture Course entertainments in Meharry ball on the evening of the 14th. , The right way to cure catarrh is to eradicate the poisonous taint which causes the disease, by taking Hood’s Sarsaparilla. A full attendance of Eagle Lodge No. 1(3, is requested for next Friday evening. Third degree work on one candidate. My bath trade has increased to such an extent that customers had better nemo through the week, as the rush is great on Saturdays. fit2. W. H. Pearcy. John Ratliff carried a sign on Saturday night labelled “DePatiw Democracy.” Some of the boys want to know what class John belongs to. Wanted:—I have a good pasture, an extra warm barn, and good feed for a number of horses for the winter. On Cloverdale road one mile south of town. S. A. Hazelitt. d mon 3t w 1. A party of Indianapolis reporters were wined and dined by the Vandalia management between Indianapolis and Brazil yesterday on their celebrated dining cars. I have just received a car-load of the celebrated “Milburn’, wagons which were bought before the McKinley bill took effect and have the tariff off. Call at my warerooms. 2d6-4fiw3 John Cawlit. The Young Ladies’ Sodality of St. Paul’s church will give an entertainment in the old school building adjoining the church, Thursday evening, consisting of a ‘’country store’’ and taffy-pulling. Admission 10c. All invited. t2td Mr. John Gilmore says he has now evened matters up. The late race for

Vm-ial Sensation. CiiF'TiK, Pa., N;>v. 1».—Samuel L. Clayton, (on < t Judge Clayton, of tliri city, who is on the eve of marriage with Mbs Ev< lync F. Pardridge, the daughter of a millionaire porkpackcr of Chicago. has Gen Mud by’ Miss Alice Goodly, a S< nth Chester school teacher, lor nIO.oihi for breach of promise. The matter has created a social sensation.

Tin* Weather.

Light rain, followed by fair weather; stationary temperature: northerly winds. THE MARKETS. Kevirw of the Stock, Money amt Cuttle Market for Nov. 10.

Wall SI ,•»■«■t.

There was woe on Wall street Monday. The declines in some stocks since Saturday were the largest ever known over night. Alarming cablegrams from abroad caused the break-up. In some line- there was not

a single buying order.

Money was very stringent throughout

the morning at 15 percent.

Exchange steady; posted rates 4so

485 1 ; actual rates 4?'.r ..((MT'.y , for slxiy

days and 4S4 : ,(.( 4S4'., for demand. Governments steady: currency si ye-, 113

bid; fours coupon 123»j bid; fours and-one-

half do ltd bid.

STOCK QUOTATIONS.

The following were the 1 p. m. figures: Atchison »P, Mich. Cent. K5 1 ;.' C., M. &Q s:i , X. V. Cent ir.u C..C..C. A St. j,. .",T ; Northwestern..10! Del. & 11 nd Ohio A Miss... lip;

I).. L. A W.. Erie

Like Shore 1<!3 u f St. Paul L. &X 6!l West. I’nioa..

134'4 Pacific Mail.... Ms 17 Kook Island K7V

ho.

Cincinnati.

Wiiiv.t o::<?:!!7.'.

('OKX (lid. .'.2(g'>Sr; new, 50(354c.

Wool t nwa-iied fine merino. 17 iRe ; O, blood combing, g.r.f2Mc: medium delaine and clothing. 1,raid. i;©!Se; medium clothing. aiyi/ Jlc; ileeee-wi. uied, line merino. X and XX, medium

clothing. M0(({:i1c.;

CATTi.r. —Good to choice butchers, sM.ooai M..iU; lair to medium. ; '.a.Si; common,

tl.o<i(K 1.50.

I loie- Si :er •< d butchers and heavy shipping. -4.(i (■', 1 10: 1: 1 ir to good packing, >yi.0( (ciM.OO; eoiimiou to rough. sii.00(gM 40; fid I- to good light, t3.50<3;i.80; pigs, ■Si.O'iciS iSltEKI*—> : 2.25fi? 1 75. Lam Os- s:i 5.50.

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Hrmton Wool.

Ohio XXX :« @i; C. Ohio XX Jvfit.C,’ c, Olo.) X •- ■ ' 33 1 je. Ohio No. 1 3>uj:;:'. . Miehigan X 8U@ lie, Atichigan No. 1 «> hue Ohio uelaine ;:i (,i Ac, .Michigan decline 35e, umnerelmntable Michigan (iC-Me. uniiieivlmlitahle Oliio 25(.' Hie. No. l combing Ohio 4^(5 l3o. No. I (omliiiig Miehig-an Sue, unwashed Ohio 2’.® .Mo. do Miehigau 21c, Kentucky .-blood combing :l(lc. lu-nt ucky .'i-blixsl ooinbilig 2i(g,>e. .Mi;- me i . blood combing aUc, do , blood combing 27e, Texas line twelve mom Ik' 23((( Aic, do si x to eight months' 21(,/’*3e, Texas medium I welve montiis’ 24® iV, do six to eight mouths'at’taitc, Texas fail line IWuSl.-. Texas full medium ’gfe .3e, Georgia’.. (3

28c.

PilUburK. . Catti.k -Dull at about Inst week’s prices. Iloi.s 5 orkevs, k3.4Cf,y,l.vi; mixed and selected. >3.«n (? !.!(). Sill.Kf-Extra. •’ 5.20; good. M.5(t0 4.Ml; fair, £!<»!:«! I.te; tomiuoil, i;2.U0(!l3.CK). Lames—.f4.(KJiii 5.75. rhiew^o. Holis—Light. >;j.2.”(3').85; mixed, $3,500 3.05; beavv, s3.55( 1.00, ('atti.k'- Extra beeves. »2.25<i35.20; steers, S2.75(a I.IK); mixed. $1.0002.75. Sill-, ep—$.3.25(it 5.0 I. Lamps—44.5( 0..75. New York. Wheat—No. 2 ted winter, *1.01: December. $1.04 . (’ciiN -Mixisl, 5!)' c. Oats No. ’2 Mixed. 3 ..c. i'U \ r 1 aii^l oil. PU.TIhll.Kl'M -r-l. 110 deg., P<; 74 deg. gasoline, !)e; Ml deg. g.T-oUne, 13c; 63 deg. naphtha, 7c.

Toledo. Wheat Cush. : Dwember, !>Sc. (.'(’ON—Cash, 54b c; Mav, 5. e OAI- 16c.

Wanted—Everybody to know that the Banner and Times’ stock of Program, Menu, Wedding, Address and Visiting Cards is the largest and liandso t est ever offered to the citizens of Greencastle. ‘‘Don’t be stubborn, jnet enrremier, Honil us on your IurhI tender, Send us on your ndvertieing The result will be surprising; Every dollar that is aeut us. Will insure returns momentous, If you don’t believe our poet. Try uv, the result will show it.” tt

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In * Light-weight * OVERCOATS!

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 stoek and priees your are sure to buy.

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■DE^.X_iER,S I XT Flour and Feed, : : BEST : : Nut, Brazil Block, Antlirioite and Pittsburg 00_A-T_i_ JVILSO KINDLING.

Leave orders at W. II. I’urkV Grocery Store uml W. W. Jones’ Or u 2: Store.

fleadoflaiters for

Fi lilt ill Jsl Priitii.

OF ALL KINDS.

Letter Heads,

Mill and office near old Van- Note Heads, dalia Depot. Bill Heads,

31 emorand tuns,

Business Cards, Visiting’ Cards,

Envelopes,

Programmes,

REVOLUTION!

something new. Tin: Wedding - Iiivltations, Announcements, SoNEMg PROCess cicty Invitations,Etc. ¥ A PO R lFiijgsi BssofliFEOt of lype of no leissl Desps.

FIRST CLASS WORKMEN ! THE VERY BEST MACHINERY !

IN RKOT, THe

Larpsi and Iasi Complete Mm Office

IN THe CITV.

O'PFIOE,’

Banner * Building, *

Cull and see it m o ( ’»r:inon oei'ore

Inning hiiv otlter kind, r hits no gen c-f 1 o eiainr burner, sfund lii|'<’. inicking- a-JIa bit!,

needlo valves, chip cup, i.nemnatic! iirt-s.4iire nraiiything to gel om jf order

KvS.^'Sch/idknK^u: A Cup of Good Coffee is a Jo? Forera* H. S. Renick & Ccn BKST ARTICLE IN TO dN

G.C.SMYTHE. M. lb

OUh-e and Reside,,,: H,. T77"ell2: cSC CO'S CORNER vine and vvalm streets. ' They Roast it Themselves.

ILDIA1MA STREET,

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caanuxjrc vv-Utai

Indiana.

WOOD, "goal!

And Kindling’.

Leave orders for either wood, coal orkindling at Cooper Ilros. etable and Pearcy's drug store. Delivered promptly in any part of the city. sept atm* JOSEPHUS ANDERSON.