Daily Greencastle Banner and Times, Greencastle, Putnam County, 14 February 1894 — Page 3

THE BANNER TIMES, GKEENCASTLE, INDIANA WEDNESDAY, FEBRUAHV 1 1,1804.

•X BKRTOWS LT^UIN DRVKMakes your llnni look like new. Three shipmentH eueh week, Mon., Wed and l rl. PROMPT COLLECTION AND DELIVERY.

MONEY LOANED

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

OPERA HOUSE,

SiUHM. FEB. IFltl, Engapsni Eitraodinaiy! A. J. I'earson’s Big Naval Drama.

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candidate, and have one of the best tenuis in the state. The boys are arranging a royal reception for the Brazilians. The Woman's club will celebrate

——— t -j He was before the mast for years, and been me a lieutenant. He remained in service until his eyesight became impaired and he was relieved. He then was placed on a

their 20th anniversary this evening revenue ontter, where lie at Dr. Smythe’s. They will enter- ployed several years.

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GREENCASTLE, IND. Gut Flowers IN ANY of A N'TIT Y, furnished on 24 hours' not iee. Mrs. E. T. Chaki ee.

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Blake, pi;opij: i'hodittion srtNiTY

The Congress of Navies, l. S. S. Chicago and

York town.

The Silver Train. The Riots between Brazilian ani American Sailors.

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When Talking Through His Hat 75,

pRioes. ant 3S Cents.

man is not likely to i convincing, hut when we a-oire you that we are Always Talking

Through our SHOHS,

THE LOCAL FIELD

What is Going on in and About Fair Greencastle.

You will recognize the value to u$ of having our I goods so made that they 1 will speak for themselve-. , That'* what ours do—and they do not squeak,either.

LATEST CITY HAPS AND MISHAPS.

NEATEST AND BEST (T^refyai?!: , Jailorii^ In the city go to E. W. W tl 1T E. Over Jones’ dru^ store, opposite the postoffice. Finest Line of Samples, Buttons Covered and Made to Order Repairing and Cleaning. ^ r ip J r t A * ^ cA «» E. VV. WHITE.

Where Our People are Going am! Where Their OuentH are Stopping New* of Interest Over t lie (tty The Kent Column in th ’i Paper for Otiirk Heading — Short Notes from all Parts of the Town—More Notes Some Hays than Others—Read and Keep Posted. Geo. Akers, of Brazil, is visiting j Walter Hi lev. Ed Evans made n Hying trip to | Salem yesterday. Mrs. Dr. John went to Imlianaj polis this morning. Mrs. Win. Baysinger has a serious attack of measles. Sleighs are being brought out from their hilling place. George Gertin will he a candidate for county auditor. Several cases of measles are reported among DePauw students. Mr. Hunes, of Illinois, visited his brother-inlaw. U. T. Ashley yester-

day.

Mrs. Henry Jordan is visiting her mother at Corydon, 1ml., this

week.

Ab Parris!’, and Anna Tabseott will he married this evening on Fox

Bulge.

Clarence Vestal and <1. \V. Black went to Indianapolis this morning on business. Students were out sleighing last night and raised inure class spirit than for many a week. Miss Emma Marsh lias returned to Indianapolis, accompanied hy

World’* I air in Wall*r Color*.

The World's Fair in water color offer of the daily Hanker Times is the best one open to the public. The next best thing to an actual visit to the Worlds Fair is an ex-

amination of these beautiful water |‘' ,r8 ' ,lenr y Albaugh. — ■■■‘j .Mi US a&a

white can convev the faintest idea 1 hie dance lust evening in smith of the real uppemance made on I Greencastle, having a large atteml-

midway plaisanee hy the brilliantly j mice.

"..•"W MM>V vi wm mmmm nn Hm 'm** -* —■ tmmr. the many other nationalities to be j Greencastle after a visit to Miss seen there. The life, the warmth ' Belle Sprague. — Crmrfordmille

and tin- spirit of these picturrs J Journal.

both There will be a dance at Koucb-

them | c | a i e (,his evening. E. 11. Klcinbub

tain tlic Gentleman's club. The rush for Bannkh Times art portfolios still continues. We are now able to supply the demand for any of the numbers so far issued. The editor of the Baxxkk-Times acknowledges the receipt of a comic valentine today. This is the day for a man to get even and the party not receiving a valentine is not in

the swim.

Mrs. Mary Gall, living one mile west of Somerset, died last night very suddenly of heart disease, at the age of seventy years. The funeral occurs tomorrow morning at eleven o’clock at Brick Chapel. Putnam county has nominated a barber for coroner. Crawfordsville has two or three barbers that would make good coroners and could always furbish a good supply of the dead.—(’i <iirfoi'ilxriltt’ dourmil. Ab. Hensley came in with a wild rumor last night that a man in a; sleigh had been struck by a Vnndalia train at the crossing near the power house. Mr. Geo. Cooper sent a party out to the crossing to investigate the matter, but found

no truth in the rumor.

Three heavy suits were decided in the circuit court today against the Muncie Nail Works, with Messrs. Durham, Darnall and Nelson as securities. All wore on notes, and judgments were rendered in tin- following amounts: W. A. Rogers et ab. $5981, and the Tennessee Coal and Iron company, I $1940.1 '2—Crairfonltfille A vgit*. There came near being a wreck of the Monon passenger train yesterday morning near Spring Cave, a short distance north of Gosport. A tree fell on the ladies’ coach ns I the train was dashing past, breaking out some window lights and terribly frightening the passengers. Had the tree fallen a minute sooner a serious accident would have been

the result.—Medford Mail.

James Davis, one of (Quincy’s foremost citizens, died on Feb. 8. Mr. Davis was born in Montgomery county, Ky., in 1815 and moved to Indiana in 1833, locating in Putnam county. He married Jane Harris in ls38, and in 1*39 joined the Baptist church. They moved to Quincy in 18(50. Deceased was a faithful husband, brother and friend. Mr. Davis was nearly 80 I years old. and leaves a host of relatives and friends to mourn his

: loss.

A bridal party consisting of Miss! I-aura Amnu-rman, Miss Lottie ; Woods, MS 'S Maud Buis, Miss Mag- | gie Cosner and Ed Hunt acenmpanI ied Charles Kroadstreet to Amo this morning. Mr. Broadstreet was united in marriage at noon to Miss Pearl Elizabeth Henley at the residence of Mr. Alva Owens in Amo. The groom is one of Greeneastle’s popular young business men and his numerous friends in this extend heartv conoratuluiions K» > ■ »< «*>»« M - • »» e.» Ml WMMMMW

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Mrs. Broadstreet will arrive in the tcitv at •~> :2n this gygning and will

go to st reel.

was cmMann trer

Pearson heard of him and afforded ! him nn easier and more lucrative position which the old tar was f>lar] to accept. His name is with by Manager Pearson, as the ex naval officer iei|uegtcd that his name he

concealed.

James T. Allen, the good natured and hustling merchant from Bainbridge, is in trouble today. The ■ tore which he received from W. T. Scott in the late trade was yesterday closed by L. R. Root et al., of Ft. Wayne, who claim they have a mortgage for $200 on the stock. Mr. Allen hud arranged to satisfy this claim but states that McKee & Co., of Indianapolis, who have the mortgage on the shoe department mentioned last week, have asked for a receiver for their claim also, ‘which Mr. Alien had arranged previously to satisfy. John H. James lias been appointed receiver on behalf of the Ft. Wayne parties, and Mr. Allen is awaiting on liis lawyers for what legal redress lie has. The store is closed. Mr Allen is

ri1EY MUST GO.

rs. center tables, pictures the Christmas trade will

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A few fancy rot kc and easels L-ft from be sold at <»reatly rc

days.

uced price for next te

DON'T I Hid,I: I THAT $!8IHI TOTDING BED.

Undertaking given special attention.

EAST SIDE. HANNA. .

wish the young couple a i replete with happiness.

worried considerably about the matter, but his credit will not be impaired in the least, as his business standing is number one everywhere he is known. N C WS FROM DEPAUW. Tim N«*\v* Daily from (ire«*iira*tle** Great < «*nt« , r of Learnmi;. New students are arriving every day. Harry Patton came back last night. John Chaffee is taking some college work. Prof. Smyser's classes are reading Milton. Miss Rose Simms, of Noblesville, has entered college. The junior law class will begin to study Torts tomorrow. Several freshmen took supper at the Half way house yesterday. The Thetas will initiate Misses Neal and Patterson Saturday night. Maynard Daggv has been elected president of the Sociological, club. J. R. Compton returned this morning and will resume his work in college. The Alpha Phis will entertain their friends Friday night at the home of Dr. Bassett. Miss Charlotte Miller lias re turned after a short visit with Miss Dalrymple at Indianapolis. W. H. Jackson, who graduated from the law school last year, is, practicing law at Seattle, Wash. Miss Gertrude Johnson, of Lake side, lias entered the Houhomore class Si o attended college at (.)),. crlin last year.

Ray Seamans received a deep cut on his cheek last night while out ■ riding with his class. He received the cut from a rock thrown at him. i The Young Woman's Christian association installed the following olHcers yesterday afternoon : President. Miss Daisy Simms; vice presdent, Miss Deborah Elliott, and e, '.V I secretary, Miss Emma Rippetoe.

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We are the sole agents for the above line of Stoves and have a full line on exhibition. H. S. RENICK 3t CO. : : : EAST SIDE. : : :

IC. I lamiltori’s Groceries cni'e Korrect mid Kleai^.

Place a sample order with him and he convinced that his mammoth store is headquarters for all that is good in the EATING LINE.

EL A. H A M I C T O N, SOUTHEAST CORNER OF SQUARE.

S07V\eTHING FOR THIS .WEEK. \2 Styles Ladies Swiss Emhrr.idercfl Hankerchiefs, worth 35c. to 50c., your Choice for 25 Gents! The Han kerchief Bargain of the Season.

- — - r 1,— Th.c indications for tliis vicinity

for the coming thirty-six hours are

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“CUR ANHOUNGEMSNI -COLUMN** • - — —

make them captivating to young and old, and render more satisfactory than they could possibly be it they were in plain black and white. Call at the count-

ing room of this paper and see a set.' nvention

went up at noon to act as floor-

manager.

The date of the republican state

has been changed to

weather bureau at Indianapolis: IndianAt’iu.is. lud., Feb. 11.

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We give them and one month s sub-; Apri , 25 in8tead ot - the oflth, as the scription to the paper for $1'»0.1 i ;lt tcr is Odd Fellow day.

You get. all the views at once, and do not have to spend several times the amount in a coupon deal that is unsatisfactory. tf

The Bann, ,. Times—life, a week.

INEW£ STOCK OF=-

On Friday of next week the Brazil Knights of Pythias lodge, about sixty strong, will visit thi# city with their team for third degree work. ' They will initiate a local

tun of Mr. Di amitt and the

their home on east Seminary I .. . *" J | untimely and cowardly. If you R( , ni( . k & ro> froin the (ltt1( . iu |

have anything to say don’t he

“The White Squadron,” the spec-! afraid to speak it openly. taeular naval drama by Jus. 5^ The seniors were out last night Harkins, will be presented at the I in three large bob-sleds, opera house, Saturday, Fab. 17. aroused sleeping Greencastle and The seem s of the play are laid in let her know that there is still some Brazil and the melodramatic in- spirit and enthusiasm at old Destances lead to a triumph for Araer Panw. The air fairly rung with ican naval officers. The company class songs and the yell that “there

never was sueh a class before as

eighteen hundred and ninety-four.’Ll k- church, Feb. 1

The lower class-men made many ^' ie

attempts to Interfere with the ride

the merry-

rili; TOWNSHIP TIU STKK.

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is a strong one throughout and ineludes W. A. Whiteear, Elmer Grandin, Gail Forrest, Tessie Deagler, Frederick Julian, Edna Post,

Frank Hall, Laura Almosnino, Robt. by throwing flour upon

Flurries of snow tonight, 'older, fair on Tliursday.

T W .UTKNIIANS.

(X)MIN(I EVENTS.

Blind Tom at Locust Street M.

WA.L.L PAPERS AT AGI^EkN’S - URUO - STORE. Latest Designs and CMorings. Lowes Prices. Albert Allen.

Neill and others. During the ae tion of tin- third net “Congress of Navies” over 150 trained supernu marics are used. To insure the proper presentation of this big spectacle the company carry four special baggage cars ot scenery, properties and electrical effects. One of the stage directors of the “White Squadron” is ^n old tnr

White house.

Squadron” at the Saturday evening,

opera

Feb. 17. Recital by Prof. Fernie’s pupils Feb. Hi,at 8 p.m., in music ball. All are cordially invited. Free. Assisted by Lorelie club.

makers, and then adding water that all might have a good paste upon cloaks and overcoats. They then made attempts to blockade the road and stop the horses, but all attempts proved futile, and these preps., soon tired of their efforts,

hurried home to

while the noble seniors rode merri ly on. convinced more than ever

that “there never was sueh a class Thk Banxek Times gives the news before as 1894.” i while it is fresh.

Every man who makes Ins money in Indianapolis ought, as a matter

their little beds. , .. ■ , . , , , . 1 of city pride, take an Indianapolis miora rrwli* inprri-1 • 1 . 1

paper. 84-tt

el',,' „,m"iuii. nil, 1 „ li, rriimrsf.** for trustee «,f (jrii'ni-HMlIe lowiirttiip. Hut.J.nt to the republican primary election or eonveu- "‘" l UOIU KTS. UKAHAM. i-iii,■ >r IIas.m.ii TIM I'leaiie uiinounce tliut I win be n candidate / lor Irortteeor i Ireeiieuatle I'p.. Hiibjeel to the./ Kepublieun primary ilceetlon or oo,gtentl<w> J. N. nit; l-lltoi Baxxeii Times: I’lense announce that I will Im acoz for Tniitee of GreimeasUe Ty*. aut* Kepublleuii primary or convetltir •ll»H\ K Nl/ Editor IIannrii Times: Pleaae announce Ibai t will ’ for Trustee of Ureeucaatle tov to the republican primary.

Editor ItANNKH TlMKB Pleaae aiinounee th A I wl 1 f» - TniMtoe of tjrcciMai.tle t' to the republican priaiary.

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special : xeanlo

On January S. Felu’ anil April 9. the 'tonoJ tickets at one tl i -4-cia-i .tli round trip iw ul luck_\. Teiuiessncl Ala variou- points iij <<ei . and to New Orleans, L tickets good rei U7

I from date of side. For lurther infort'

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