Daily Greencastle Banner and Times, Greencastle, Putnam County, 17 February 1894 — Page 3

THE BANNER TIMES. GREENCASTLE, INDIANA SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 17.18!)4.

Groceries, (iueensware ad Provisioos.

Presbyterian church p. m. on Thursday next.

B. F. Wilde and family have that their instruction and work hud

I have closed out nearly all the goods I had during! moved to Livonia, where he will been thoroughly done. The vocal the fire at my store. 1 have left yet some Canned' manage his father’s farm. department of the school is proGoods, which I am selling at 25 per cent, off regu- H A Churt . h ., n(1 tIoe Gm . n are I pressing splendid!} under the manI now offer Clean, Fresh Goods ; and at conducting a successful revival, , »S ea,ent of Miss Fernie.

meeting at Brick Chapel. j Bryant, the meat peddler, with Mrs. Harry McAuley was called his a«oeiates are in town today, to Rushville this afternoon by the ! makin 8 the, " 8elw * obnoxious to serious illness of her brother. everybody. Bryant got boozed early Dr. A. E. Mahin, of Fort Wayne, '^ "ight and^ost his team, meat, GREENCAS1LE, IND. delivers the semestral lecture at

— Meharry hall tomorrow afternoon. ■XBHRTOWS LAWN DRV* ■—» ■— j—j « m m . r i • .1 your linen lonkJIRo new. Three O 1 E iV A >

at N o’eloek ueipiitted themselves handsomely. ♦*♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦■

[and their performances showing I ♦

! 11EY .HI ST 60.

lar prices.

prices satisfactory to the trade. Give us a few trial orders and be convinced, and trade with us all the time. Southwest Corner Public Square.!

AbPHEUS BIRCH

90-2 m

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shipments each week, Mon., Wed and Kri

PROMPT COLLECTION AND DELIVERY.

MONEY

LOANED

HOUSE, mmi feb. m.

Ffippsi;! Eftraoiilinaiy!

money, and hearings, and this morning he was completely lost. In the science of boozeology and rubbing libations of linuor on their laryuxi this crowd from north Owen county have things reduced to a The canning factory canvassers | gc j ence

A few fancy rockers, center tables, pictures and easels left from the Christmas trade will he sold at greatly reduced price for next ten days. DON'T FORGET THAT $18,011 FOLDING BED. Undertaking given special attention.

EAST SIDE.

HANNA.

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nery business in this city, but now of Ladoga, has been visiting here.

j started out at ten o’clock this Mr. Wm. B. McClelland, of Daninorning and are meeting with good viHei ig in the citv today . Mr . M ,.

i success.

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

A..!. Pearson's Big Naval Drama,

Adolph Kelly has been again charged with the crime of for-1

niestion Miller.

makes the allidavit in the circuit

TH E

Geo. Blake, GREENCASTLE, IND.

Gut Flowers IN ANY qLANTITY, furniffied <

21 hours’ notice.

Mrs. E. T. Cham ek.

63- l.iwd

When Talking

A man is not likely to De convincing, but. when \vc assure you that we are

Clelland is a candidate for clerk of supreme court before the republi-1 can party and will go into the state !

with one Mrs. Jennie | convon (j on j,i April next with a The woman’s daughter | ] (irge f 0 |i owing Mr. McClelland

has served his party at home as

court. Kelly has skipped. clerk of the Hendricks circuit court The report of 1 'oroner AIcNetl in and is one of the most progressive the Resin Keariden death at Reels- young republicans of central Indiville shows that Keariden had been ana. He made many friends durin the water where found for two ing his short visit here and thinks days. He was lying lace downward his prospects bright for the place, in about ten inches of water. ; The Priseillian society held an j Connersville has got the roller! open meeting at Florence hall on f skating craze again, and the man- 1 Thursday afternoon. The parlors agers of the rink there claim that were well tilled. The following j they are making as much money as program was rendered: After song

The Congress Of Navies, in theda y fi of tl, ‘‘ NoUf, e was followed by scripture lesson. Wc arc the sole agents for the above line of

have a full line on exhibition.

WHITE: SPDROI.

50 $30,000 4 Carloals ITOIM I PKOniTTION SCKNIRY

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Always Talking

Hircugli our SHOES.

['. J|lj talking, the craze is reviving. read by .Mrs. Smith. Invocation Yorktown. Billy Thompson is operating a hy Rev. Bryan. Mrs. Prof. Beals The Silver Train. new fangled sparrow trap in the read an interesting paper on-‘What, File Riots between Bra" court house yard today that great- N\ hen and How to Read. Mrs. zilian ani American Sailors. ly resembles two ten-foot seines. Harry Davis gave an instructive

It is a successful bird catcher and paper on ‘'Mountains in Biblca large crowd watches its tnanipti- D'tid, followed by n beautiful solo

I—1 j lations. Gy Mrs. .1. O. Bills. “Ihe Mar-

Several Greeneastle parties have Lvred Mother’ was rendered in a

Tiirougii His Hat 7.\ >0 ant 3> Cents, "r;™ 1 v"; i,in ?': E.tnXl* Mi ™

celebration of the oOth wedding * * anniversary of Mr and Mrs. Sam- " as Et' wn Gi

ucl Booker at Mooresville Feb. 28. 1 l >leasin * raanner ’ The ( l ue8tiotl Mrs. Booker is a sister of T . W J dra we r was quite interesting and aU

McNetf.

Stoves and

H. S. RENIOK St OO.

The lesson paper Mrs. Benham in a

THE LOCAL FIELD

took

EAST SIDE.

K. ^\. I Iamiltor\’s Groceries are Korrect and. Kleai\.

You will recognize the value to us of having our goods so made that they will speak for themselves. That's what ours do—and they do not squeak,cither.

What is Going on in and About Fair Greencastle.

I-OR THE NEATEST AND BEST /T^retyatyt Jaiiorii^ In the city go to n. w. white.

; in the third degree. A full attend

LATEST CITY HAPS AND MISHAPS, ance is desired. The regular meet-

! ing will occur on Wednesday even-

ing, 21st.

Whore Our People are Going and Where*

Their OtieHtM are Stopping—-Newti of In- A 1T10TTy party COIlsistillJJ of A1 EH. lereiit Over tli«Ctl>-The Best Column In Minnie Cox, Mrs. Smith of lllioil 111, Caper for Unlck Rendlne - Short City, the Misses Ames, Mrs. R. L. Notes from all Parts of the Town-More M ,. g y f) Ader, Ml'S. I). M.

Note* Some Dav* than Other* —Rend and

Keep routed >V ood, M rs. (I lathuwny, M 1SH

Mrs. Schilling is in Indianapolis

today.

part in explaining the answers. Those present of invited guests were Messrs. Rev. Bryan,

, • ni «mi t * I)r - Curtipe ’ Smith, Coffin, I Place a sample order with him and

nav evening, Ton. J9tn,for practice fI 1

r 1 ( oilier, Hesson, Appleby, l ave,

Temple lodge, No. 47, F. A A. M., will have a called meeting on Mon

and Mead nines Dr. Curtiss. Powell. 1 Parker, Coons, ( ooper, Bryan and Misses Boyd and Allais. L. 1. Sherwood, book-keeper ol the Linton Supply Coal Co., of Lin-1 ton, is visiting his parents here.

be convinced that his

mammoth store is headquarters for all that is good

in the EATING LINE.

Over jones’ drug store, opposite the postoffice.

Finest Line of Samples,

ItniiH from Our Colored Friend*. One of our interesting citizens is

Helen Hathaway and others drove Perry McLean. His face is familj out to Mt. Meridian in a bob-sled Dir with to nearly every one in

Miss Yernie Weaver wen. ,o “the la9t evf ‘ nin * 1 '‘’ r 8U PI>“ r ' Creeneastle. Day before yesterday

Claude Burr, of Anderson, well he celebrated bisnintieth birthday, known here, has gotten himself and " tt8 horn in 1 odd count}. Kenfriends in an embarrassing predica- tu '' k . v ’ heb. la. Isb4. Ho was meat lately. lie has forged several and can give many checks at home, and is now in the | interc8tin 8 *"' f>( ’<lotes of slavery South where he is representing him- dn ' 8 ' ^''Lean i' losing Ids self as an Indianapolis newspaper and hearing, and before many man. and making trouble for him- dll 3' 8 he wil1 be 1,0 more ‘

Misses Maggie and Ollie Jlillis self. He was one of Anderson's The Silver Leaf hand is making are visiting friends, at Crawfords- ‘-400.”—Richmond Hem. preparations for a hand contest to '’■lie. | t— , . ,,, , , take place at the opera house about

city” this morning.

Miss Maud Hufford is visiting in

Clayton over Sunday.

Henry Huns went to Indianapo-

lis on business today.

Willie Wells, son of Jesse, has a

very bad dase of measles.

El. A. HAM I GT O N, SOUTHEAST CORNER OF SQUARE. Black Pup Muffs, WORTH 50 CTS., FOR 25 CTS.

Gray Muffs

WORTH $1.50. for 75 CTS.

Frank Takasugi will lead

Coronet McNeil renders his ver- 1 |m . e ,j n ^ () c j| K , j >ocug t street E| diet in the Karidan drowning case ! wort | 1 j ea g lje j om()rrow even j n ^ j t

is to be a missionary meeting and

Thomas L. Brown and Stella | thc , ea( , er win talk on the subject Rogers were today licensed to, Qf roreif{n mi8sion The g p ecial

""J M'-Jp to Order rnnrr ^‘ feature of the song service will be a ** “l*nTb-.Tr.re,'^Tting If aTSktorefffflStb uy'Atrj; iiTTV. ^nr^-TTrr —

March U, between the Brazil colored hand and themselves. John I). Townsend and “Preacher” Henry Bridges were at Brazil yesterday arranging matters. They report 1 the Brazil band in a flourishing 1

()nly a few of them left, and we want to close them them out quick and have put a price

on them to sell them.

F. G. Gilmore.

Repairing and Gleaning.

World'* Kali- in Water rol.ir*. I OUR ANNOUNCEMENT

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COLUMN.

[east Wae'uiiigU.u olivet f,m those j i 8 tX peeied to be of unusual interest |,1,lV8 first class umsic. They were 0 HV r of the daily Haxnkk Timk< is

for township trpstek.

CYTIIlDgS.

-r 1 A numbt r of local Odd

••>1 x at g w Spring Samples now in. E. W. WHITE.

and a cordial invitation is extended i trea,< < * rova "-' ‘

Fellows ; to all to attend

Editor Manner times:

PJcsisc ann-juncc that! wil! he & candidate

rocks, youur and culls

For km, oiti

Turkeys, bene, choice I at 'I'a » fit

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’I'he railroads Tunc "ii«(Te*uTate of one and one-third fares for the round trip to persons desiring to attend the State Conference ot Char ities, which is to be held at Terre Haute, Feb. 20-22. Reduced rate

store after his recent trouble and ! *' <>ktd8 good going on the

is ready for business.

| will go to Carbon tonight on im

tiatory work.

Mrs. Lilly B. Siler is spending a week in Indianapolis, the guest of

Mrs. J. K. Lilly.

Today** Eocm Market*.

' I'urnidied the Daily Uawnkh Times

daily by K.'V. Allen, mnnagerof Arthur! James T. Allen has opened his

.Ionian’s poultry house.] Hen*

Sprinur*, choice

tfVsAlru «//ni nu- . .— j Dr. II. A. Gobin will occupy the pulpit o( the Methodist church at

the best one open to the public.

The next best thing to an actual | for trustee of Greenoaatlc township, subject wlrij »q .he WtvrMs K>ti !■ an ew. 1 ^repubUesn primary election or uonven1 « *N It «« «r r ***• sv-t tr ■wm' ,* Wk 0$ -wf wm wm wnmm- mt « m mt. wm tWwi y amm. ym*

Turkeys, ymniR. choice lut Turkey*, old loin* Duck* t loose, choice f. f. *11** add over.

Geeae. plucked —

F.rb’*. frc*h, Kidiject to cutidlltiR Hutter, fre*h roll

liiitnri. No ‘J

Old Hen Turkey*

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4', I’t. Wayne tomorrow.

in > John Lane, son of

.in

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h i red

It is probable that

Tiik Banxkr Timrh gives the news while it is fresh.

Henry Lane,

was in the city this morning. He

left for Chicago ot 12:05.

Rev. Graham Lee, a minister Irom Corea, will lecture in the

19th and 20th, and returning not l , ' ll .' <r8,

later than the 23rd. Those going in ,he nines and deV(>n8 are P oor to the conference should ask ticket 1 8t,,dcntfl ’ not a few Btudent8 agents for the reduced rates. in onl - v ’ bein * n,crel 3'

rr, , %«• « . s tor the seasons.

I he recital l)v Miss rerniespu- 1 . ., A . ‘ r the college governments of the state pile in music hall last evening ... , ' , . • ,

,. will place the restrictions on the games that • Harvard and a few [ other eastern colleges have. There, no student not making a certain

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drew forth the largest audience that has visited the school fori many days, every section of the assembly hall being filled. The program, as published in last evening’s Bannkk Times, was carried out, and gave great satisfaction to the audience. It is a difficult matter to particularize in a program of vocal selections such as last eve ning’s, owing to its great length, hut we can say that the ladies all

Some Anxiety Cnu*ed.

.?!!*'•.•*** wwwr. mww .

The announcement of the college amination of these beautiful water! KdttoI . nANt , ERTlMBH: presidents at their recent meeting colors. No picture in black and! iMcase unmmnoe timt I will be a candidate that some restrictions would be put white can convey the faintest idea ! rr!mIT^ t 'tinr , ur U e b ^rnnr h u‘ on intercollegiate athletics causes of the real appearance made on j j.n. nitt. some anxiety among friends of the i midway plaisanee by the brilliantlv Banne " TlMKS:

' 1 ‘ * Pleaae announce that I will be a eandblute

state college foot bull and base hull arrayed Turks, Arabs, Indians, and for Trustee of ureeneastieTp..siibje<'tt«tiie

Some of the best players the manv otlier nationalities lobe ,t, 'P || *'iio*n primary or convention * * ■ JOHN E. NEWUOl'SE.

seen there. The life, the warmth | g^ltor HannkrTimrs:

and the spirit of these pictures I Pleaae announce that 1 will be a candidate

I for Trustee of Greencastle township, subject

to the republican primary.

VIRGIL PECK.

. . . . . j Editor Kanfkr Timks:

more sntlsfactoi \ than they could Please announce that I will be a candidate possiblv be it thev were in plain | Tntkiw “f Greentmstle township, subject |.la.-K IIII-.I wllite- Call .«tl„ coun.- , ing room of this paper and see a set. j We give them and one month’s sub-; spr.iai Kx.iinto... south.

grade in his college work is allowed to belong to the athletic as-

niake them captivating to both young and old, and render them

seription to the paper for $1.50. You get all the views at once, and do not have to spend several times

sociation and henee cannot belong the amount in a coupon deal that to a college team. Should this rule ' B tinsatisliu ton. it he adopted in Indiana, the outcome COMING EVENTS of the spring games will be uncer-1 tain, • The ‘ White Squadron” at the

| opera house, Saturday evening, The Banner Times—10c. a week. | Feb. 17.

On January S. February 8, March S and April 0. the Monon Route will sell tickets at one tlrst-class limited fare for tli round trip to all points in Kentucky, Tennessee, Alabama, Mississippi, various |#>ints in Georgia and Florida and to New Orleans, La. Tickets good returning twenty days

from date of sale.

For further information, address 59tf J. A. Michael, Agent.