Daily Greencastle Banner and Times, Greencastle, Putnam County, 28 November 1893 — Page 3

THE BANNER TIMES, GREENCASTLE, INDIANA TUESDAY, NOVEMBER *28. 1893.

SPECIHL-S FOR THIS WEEK.

JUST IN-

THE LOCAL FIELD

What is Going on in and About Fair Greencastle.

FAN VEILS. NEW MUFFS. KID MITTENS. WOOL MITTENS. CLOAK FASTENINGS. SAXONY FASCINATORSICE WOOL FASCINATORS. The D. LANGDON GO. DRY GOODS AND CARPETS.

LATEST CITY HAPS AND MISHAPS.

BRIEF MENTION.

Square dealing at Huston store. tf Fresh oysters always on hand at

Hroadstreet A llur~t’s.

JS-tt

hutter at

Hroadstreet it JS-tf

The plane to buy Flour, Mill Feed, Hominv-Meal, Hav

For Sale.—\ most desirable S-room cottage—hard wood finish, cemented cellar, new furnace, cistern, city water, i stable ami wood house and driveway. | Splendid location. < all at Han \ mt1 Timks olllce. 20-1 f

Hroadstreet it

Fresh apple butter at

i Hurst's.

•jstf

And all kinds of (.rain is at the mammoth Feed Store of

Mugucs *• Bros.. 16-18-20 South Jackson St.

•XBHRTOWS LKWNDRVKMakrn ynur liiu*n W><'k Hki* ih*\v. Three shipmentseneh week, Mon., We«l aiul Sat. PROMPT COLLECTION AND DELIVERY.

MON&Y LOANED

Another lot of eoal oil bought at a sacrifice: 10 ets. per gallon, at F. B. Kauan’h. d-:io-:it.

Meat shop fixtures for sale on northwest corner of the square. Apply to treorge II. Davidson. dlll-Ct

For Kent—Neatest the city. d:t2.'!t

small cottage in F. D. Adkr.

Ynmlnlln Line KxriirHlons. to California points and return, until further notice. one way to Kansas <'Uv, Atehison and St. .losepli, rates good until Nov. la. To Terre Haute, Nov. HO. Dee. 1 and 2, return limit to Dec. I: fare for round trip, 11.0.1. $10.20 one way to Denver, Colorado Springs and Cheyene, rates good until Nov. 15. Inikd. .1. S. 1 low i.ixo, Agt.

In any sum, for any time. Must see the borrower in person. No delay. Money furnished at once at the very lowest rates.

Itig 1'iMtr Kxciir* on*. California points, $S(> 55, Terre Haute, Nov. .‘10, lice. 1 and 2, $1.05. w451t-dlS2t F. I’. Hi KBTls, Agent.

Eor Iii<liitiM«f»oliri. The Del’auw students have secured an eighty cent rate to Indianapolis and return Thursday. Nov. :10, on account of the foot ball contest with I’urdiie. | Train leaves at 0 a. in., via Yandalia line. Kverybody invited. d-tf

Geo. Es. Blake, GREENCASTLE, IND. L. L KIl'lS. JOHN l MALONEV

This is No Fiiii v Slorv

To(liiy*« Dim iik«» Markets.

The following inarketR an* n*i»oivoil iit 2 |>. in. daily dim*t from Chicago: ToOtiv ’s Mtiotatiniis are :ir follows :

Opt ionn Wheat - Novumhcr... December.. May Corn— Novt*inlH*r... DcNteinhu* .. M i \ . . < >atH— Dwomher. May.

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12 in.

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tu. tie. IIS',

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!«•, (12 •« I >9 141

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35 S

35 K

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28 v; 1 31K,

When* Our I’^oplt* are ami W here Their CiueHtn are stopping—Nev% s Interest Over the City The Itesi Column in the Paper for Ouiek Heading — Short NoteH from all I'artK of the Town More Notes Some Day* than otherti—Head and Keep Pouted. The physicians report the grippe still on the increase. Fred f'ntherwood took llit' morning train for the cast. Dr. P. S. Baker went over to Greenfield this morning. William H road street went to In dianapolis this moruing. John Poueher, of the Ba.nnku 'I'imi s force, lias the grippe. Miss Marion Alison Kcrnie went to Indiunnpolis this afternoon. Dan Madden won the rifle in the shooting tournament last week. J. L. Stevens and family leave tomorrow for Oneonta, Alabama. The banks take their usual Thanksgiving holiday on Thursday. Reese .Matson was hunting with Hendricks county friends last week. Mrs. Louis Stceg went to Indianapolis this inArning on the Dig

Four.

15. F. Wilde's father, of Livonia, is visiting him on south Locust

st reel.

The inquires for the Greencastle folding-bed arc beginning to

pour in.

Tomorrow night is the pow wow of the Red Men. They promise a

great ball.

Sam Woodriilf left last night for a ten days’ visit at bis home in

Auburn, Mo.

Miss Rose Gainer lias taken a position as stenographer with the Hannku Timks. Less than one month now for the home merchants to advertise their holiday wares. Patronize the Bannkk Timks local columns. Your ads. will multiply your business. Billy Thompson is making great preparations for his Thanksgiving shooting tournament. Congressman George W. Cooper is billed for this city on Friday next, lie will see the boys. The teachers expect to hold a good institute in the high school building Friday and Saturday. Rev. F. A. Hester and wife leave tomorrow for a four weeks' visit in Indianapolis and other points. Mrs. Susan McAllister, who has been visiting Dr. G. W. Bence, re turned to Carbon this morning. Most of the business houses will

equalize the excursion rates in the general result. The round trip rate from Lafayette to Indianapolis that day is 9111.50. Mrs. S. A. Hays and Mrs. K. B. Evans have purchased handsome gas fixtures for their residences, the same being placed in position today by J. T. Wilson. Win. .1. Met itmmuck, of this county, and Miss Rena A. Haynes were yesterday united in marriage at the residence of Rev. Wallace on Bloomington street. The Purdue players have all the boxes at the opera houses at India napolis engaged for Thanksgiving night. If DePauw wins those boxes will look a tritle pale. J. W. Obenebain, ol the north west part of the county, received a telegram yesterday calling him to the bedside of his daughter, who was thought to be dying. Mrs. Minnie R. Walker, of Terre Haute, is visiting M iss Dovie Lloyd. Miss Lloyd gave a tea party for her yesterday and will again entertain in her honor this afternoon. The Indies of the Episcopal church will give a proverb social this evening at the residence of Mrs. Ames. A souvenir spoon will be given to the best proverb

guesser.

The Crawfordsville Jonnml pronounces a rumor groundless that Henry Alfrey bad made an assignment. Mr. Alfrey. was formerly in business here and is icputed to be worth over $100,000. The Woman’s Christian Temperneee Union will give a Thanksgiving social tomorrow evening at the home of Mrs. McGeeon west Hanna street. Refreshments served free. Everybody is cordially invited to

come.

Attorneys John W. Layne and Smith Matson have tiled in circuit court a suit for J. F. Ford vs. the Greencastle Brick, Stone and Lime company, asking that a receiver be appointed for the company. Ford’s claim is for $00 wages due. The sale of tickets for the foot ball game at Indianapolis opened yesterday with good results. It is estimated that 10,000 people will attend the game. As is to be seen elsewhere in tills issue, reserved seats may be purchased here. The Woman's Christian Temperance Union had a rousing meeting lust Thursday. Mrs. F. T. McWhirter, of the Meridian Union, Indianapolis, was present and made ope of her enthusiastic and most | encouraging talks. Several new names were added to the roll. While the ladies of this city are so magnanimously arranging for a dinner for the poor people on Ulnistiuas, would it not he a good idea for the gentlemen, business' men and others, to show their generosity by giving a dinner on | Thanksgiving to the poor? It is

One ! Two !! Three !!!

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The World's Fair is Over, The Silver Bill Has Passed, Congress Has Adjourned.

These three great drawbacks to business are a thing o the past. Then what’s the matter with us doing some business? My entire stock of Furniture is new and has been bought very low for Spot Cash. Therefore I am better prepared to give you bargains than any other house in the county. Give me a call and be convinced that I tell the truth . I ndertaking in the best manner possible. Satisfac-

tion guaranteed.

j\. E>. Hanna.

East Side Square.

4- ■%

of Stoves and

We are the sole agents for the above line

have a full line on exhibition

H. S. RENICK Sc CO.

EAST SIDE.

CALL ON

A. HAMILTON, THE GROCER.

For any tiling in the line of Groceries, qiteensware, Fanev Fruits and Vegetables.

Test our bulk Oysters. * * WE SELL OYSTERS. NOT WATER. Our last ) ear's customers can tell you that.

E. A. HAMILTON,

SOUTH HAST I GORNB.R I SQUARE!

ti »

That

But t\ true* story of Holld ftiots, viz.: 1 hut wo have u nmeh lu'rirer, hett'»r soloettHl, more durattic and st vlish stock of Hoots, Shoes. -Uppers. Kiltthers, \e.. than liny other store In the eounty and will jrlveyou Better harKains and

■treator value In the same for your money than any other dealer will do. <>ur goods are a I springs, idioiee... made to our espociul order and are us tfO<>d as (qH.Ls vnnM ^ - - ■

I'lmliktl to do lift ter bj you than merchants | •vho ban afi-w shtfs liiSsut oilier liiufi imr larir • ami rnnstnntly Ini-miulmr trade is |>i»dtivr |ir.«il' Hull we mini every liromlac we make ami do not merely try to at

iudny’s l.oeal Markets.

[Furnidiod the Daii.y Bannru Timks daily by R.W. Allen, tiianttgerof Arthur

Jordan’s poultry house.]

liens 4' i

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(•lose at noon Thursday, some giv not yet too late to make the ar

ing their employes a full day otf. rangeinents.

Thanksgiving services will be T1 "“ r, ‘ wil1 ,K ‘ "° of dme belli this year in Presbyterian in ,l "‘ 8 P ednl ‘' x,, '" ,sinn to

Indianupolis on Ihursdny. The time of one p. in., as suggested by several, would be all right if the train could land the people and players at the grounds on time, but

Services b\ Eider A. 11.

‘ j Turkeys, hen ‘ l Turkeys, old '

old toots

Turkeys, young, 8U> and over.

Duek

..a ...

(Iee«e, choice f. f. 81 ha and over. :L r » Cleese, plucked ‘20

ehureli. Morris.

The Indiana Christian Endeavor ; Union will hold its animal meeting

’a •* iat i-i 't;,;,::;,;;;:

and at present the elided time oi leaving Grcciicustlc will be nine

^ SH IPLEY S ^ Will he in force onlv a short time yet. You can certain I v not afford *p rt.;. 'hi S.

~V 'J ■ 'iVik'/dg nJi'ib/tagc di it.

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elusive.

Mrs. Art Jackson and Mrs. 11. L

Jackson attended the funeral of [ 0 ’ ( q 0( .|V M

i- /j u I my footwear at Tie lireat Shoe Emporium

L. L. LOUIS & CO.

quaii*' 8 ' P "' ..'. .'.’.V.'.'. , ! !I! j The hour of the missionary meet- j w ' lo ' s ' n ^ musie 1 intr at tlie Presbyterian church to-' Germany, have received a program Clock'

of the 248th performance of t( ){ , ’ i* 01 '! : 'P et ' tac l C! '

Suhociiptioiis for ituy magazine or paper taken at this ofliee. We will save you money. tf

WLDD1NG, BIRTHDAY

\nd Ilolklcy 1 * resents

• w j Gold Watches worth fyo.ix) for f 20.00 j Gold Chains worth. $6.00 for $4.00 ‘mar, ,, .. .. 15.00 “ 10.00 | fa doz. Sold Silver Spoons fi on “ < 0^.

4.50 ' 5.00 | Fine Pdk Uinhrellas ... 4.00 “ J.65

might 1.7 o'clock i„.,c,ul oni.hl., |•"« |.cr.onm,„cc or ,nc - “ r.6s Triple mated Spoon. .... •• ..<*

ti8 mmol!ik‘C(1 vc*8tord«tv ' ^INIush* school, which Will Griffith is on the Adams 1 8l ' e ^ att * n ‘ U "* r * • Mis8 Grnhb ^

. voeui numbers on the second sub-

Express eompimv s wagon

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this

ALLEN’S DRUG STORE.

ever

Wc have the finest line of China and Fancy Goods brought to this city. Call and examine them. Prices reasonable

week in place of Samuel Woodruff. concert <

. . . ,. .. of the school and she is the onlv

who is taking a vacation.

one of her class, starting at the

Tomorrow evening occurs the .. . . ...

^ tune she din. to make the ncccssart soeond «««•.!"! ball of.tlie Rrti Men. . , .

grade for the perlormanee, which

Otoe tribt>, No. 110, is preparing . . • , .

1 1 is considered a high honor,

for a grand time in the "Three B" , , ” Gruhh sang on

block ' | numbers, as follows: "Sleep on, Nathan and Esther Frame, the

Miss

occasion three

(Junker evangelists, will be present and take charge of the special meetings at. College Avenue church

tonight.

While the Yandalia gets the' crowd from here on Thanksgiving.

the Big Four captures the Purdue j Eighty cents to Indianapolis and excursion; so the roads about return, Nov. 30, via Yandalia Line.

Love,” by Meyer-Helmnnd; “A Pale Maiden is Waiting” and "I Cannot Understand,” both by Umlauft. Her accompaniments were played by Miss Jenny Mack ay, of

Edinburgh, Scotland.

All other goods in proportion, stock is going fast anil ,,Hr.r>,i^ ..

them before Dec. 1st.

Sale will positively close Jan. 1st. Tin

h ^i,iU would Uo well to secure

SOME EXTRA VALLES IN LADIES’ \\ I NTEU I N DEE \YE AR

At 25c. Ladies' Swis- Itililieil V. -t-, Crochet necks, extra Well finished. Also the -ame quality in drawers usiilly sold for 35e. At 35c, 3 for SI .DO Ladies’ heavy Egyptian Cotton Jersey Ribbed Vests. At 50c.

Ladies’ Heavy Egyptian Cotton Jersev Hihlieil Vests, tleeee lined, m i k with silk ribbon in neck actually worth U5c.

silk crochet

Ladie’s Heavy

At 75 ami $1.00. Egyptian *’■

Cotton Jersey itihlH*d Union Suits, aetuall)’worth

$1.0(1 and $1.25.

Children’s Underwear. In plain and Jersey Kiblied, in cotton and wool at all prices. Children's Union Suits in ribbed, in Cotton and wool. E. G. GILMORE