Daily Greencastle Banner and Times, Greencastle, Putnam County, 19 February 1894 — Page 3

THE BANNER TIMES, GKEENCASTLE, INDIANA MONDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1H0E

Groceries, Ooeensware and Provisions.

ling am] llit 1 i<»w»iips a slipping nrt* Tommy gets lo Vireatbing Owen | county ozone once more. The I Hawk it Timks lias several times called Mr. Bryant's attention to the fact that his method of lighting

! New Muysville yesterday, w here he | was visiting his son-in-law. The i remains arrived in this city at

I have closed out nearly all the goods 1 had during noon today,

the fire at my store. I have left yet some Canned Auditor Black is down with the Goods, which 1 am selling at 25 percent, off regu- measles. Mr. Black is convinced

lar prices. 1 now offer Clean, Fresh Goods, and at that there are lots of easier things the drink evil is wrong, prices satisfactory to the trade. Give us a few trial to catch than the nomination for: The inmocmt oliice

orders and he convinced, and trade with us all the auditor.

time - Southwest Corner Public Square. Wu8hin gton’s birthday will be K»i ■ ■ 1^ _ - — — _ . celebrated at Greeneaetle with a T\Lj1 I S I ^ OlrvO-H. shooting match at live and clay

GREKNCASTLF 1ND ‘ n winch Brazil sports are ex-

SAVE /AONEY

will be,

90-201

-WBKRTOWS LHUNDRVK-I Mtikos your llnon look Hkt* now. Thret* shlpmonls oucli work, Mon., Wit! ami Erl.

THE LOCAL FIELD

peeted to participate. Persons in want of old

papers

moved from its present quarters in 1 the City Hal) block to the Cook room on the northwest corner of the square, using both floors. They will put in new machinery and in the future will do their own press work. They expect to remove their

By buying your FTHNITl RE of HANNA. No old stock. Everj thing new and Prices Rkasonaiu.e. All Undertaking Calls promptly and satisfactorily attended to.

11ANNA.

for shelving, to put under carpets, ubout the first of ne\t» month.

East Side I i

COLLECTION 1

AND DELIVERY.

MONEY LOANED

What is Going on in and About

Fair Greencastle.

LATEST

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

or wrapping purposes can he supplied at this office in any quantity that they may desire at low prices. John Diet rick on Saturday showed the Banxkk Timks a sample

CITY haps and mishaps. <->ar of corn of Dungan's White

Prolific variety, which produced 19^ bushels to the acre. It is splendid

Wlirr#* Our IN*opl«* art* Going anil trpjiin

Tlioir GnentM nn* Mopping—News of In*

Ov<*r the C’lty -The llest ('oliintn in 1 In .tltcrilOOU MoilOll tlllill yCfiUK rniM>r for yuirk KrmiinK — snort torday carried a large party of Note* from nil I'urt* or me Town—More (ireeiieastle people to the .lunetiou

to yiew the new depot. The depot

Geo. G. Blake, GREENCASTLE, IND.

Noten Some Oayn I linn others— Kenil unit

Keep I'osted.

Sanford Bennett with his father.

('has. Webb, of Chicago, was

lieix- over Sunday,

Two of Frank Jacob's children are sick with fever. Mrs. 11. M. Smith is visiting in

Indianapolis today.

is one of the neatest and tastiest in

pent Sunday the 8tate

Owing to the Inclement weather the “White Squadron” did not show to a large audience on Saturday night. The show gave good satisfaction to those attending and abounded in much thrilling interest.

Gut FEowers IN ANY <*r \NTH'Y, furnished . gt hours' notice. Mrs, E. T. Chait f.k. 6.1-i,wd .

W. 1». Grogan has purchased

Mrs. A. Brockway went to India- eighty-five head flf fine 1500 lb. exnapolis this morning. port cattle of Bridges <fc Wyjong,

is in

K. G. Ilogate. of Danville, the city attending court.

At the Bethel A. M. F,. church last night the congregation gathered to find that their electric lights had been taken out and they were left in total darkness. Lamps were resurrected and the services were held, with one addition to the church. Their contract with the electric light company was out and they are having gas put in the church. The remains of the eight-year- ! old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wat- I son Hamrick arrived today on the Vandalia at 1 :52 p. in. Mr. and Mrs. Hamrick formerly lived in this county, he being a son of Air. Dudley Hamrick, of Hamricks station, and Mrs. Hamrick a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alex. Bryant. They now reside in Topeka, Kas. The remains were taken to Forest Hill cemetery from the depot. ( laude Travis won the Wabash oratorical on Friday. His subject was “The Hero of the Reformation."

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When laife Through His Hat

will

A man i- not likely t<> be convincing, buf. when we assure you that we are Always Talking Through our SIIOHS,

You will recognize the value to n- of having our goods so made that they will speak for tlicm-clve-. That's what our-do—and ihi'v do not si|ncak,cither.

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Indianapolis, at less than four cents Grawfordsville luirial savs-

a pound. Will Grogan will go to ,, ,,, .1 • • ” B Mr. iravts, the winner, is a Craw-

ls Ora Merrill, of Terre Haute, New York Thursday to ship the ford8ville , nd a member of the • r ’ 1 ' '• cattle to England. ...... . .

junior class. His opponents, with

I he B innM( Iimes acknowledges the exception of Mr. Byers, who is the receipt of an aluminum-holder a freshman, were alUseniors. Mr. lend pencil from the Garland Stove Travis is said to have merited the j company. The company are u^ing honors clearly, looming up in the the material extensively in the contest like a decollette evening manufacture ot their stoves on ac gown in a hob sled party. I count of its lightness and strength. Tnrnorrow at eleven 0 Vlock a. m. A eompany of Italian beggar wo-j occurs a wedding in Greencastle. men struck the town yesterday and Mrs. Sarah Gilkey, living at No. 1 at once started their rounds. One east Hanna street, will be joined in | woman would strap a baby on her i wedlock to Mr. S. A. Lcverton, of

spent Sunday in the city. The Bethel A. M. K. church give a concert tomorrow night.

\Y. T. Ayres went to the oily today via Big Four on a business trip. Dr. Poueher occupied the Presbyterian church pulpit in Brazil

Sunday.

Miss Anna Gordon, nf Bainbridge, is the guest of Miss Lilly

Graham.

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

Iv* A.. Mamiltorj’s Groceries tire IN or reel and INlearp.

MissOllie Horner, of Brazil, is back and go from house to house, Sheridan, Wyoming. Elder Perk-

1-0R THE NEATEST AND BEST

Jaiiorir;^ In the city go to

W. W 111 T U.

the guest o! Miss Myrtle Hays, of . in ,| then lend her baby to another ins, of Indianapolis, will officiate

DcPauw. woman, who would take another

J. M. Dunnohiic went to India-{ district,

napolls on the S:.>l train this Olfleers in the court house commorning. | plain that the cold wind drives beJohn \\. ix'e, of the claims de- neatli every window sash in the partinent of the Vandalia, is in the building. On examination you will pity today. : find tins to be true in nearly every F. L Joslin and family returned room in the big building, and that Saturday from Orleans where they oll e reason that the ofliees are

had been visiting. j rarely too warm.

W. B. Vestal was here over Sun- A commercial traveler told the day. He left this morning for Ban mi; Times reporter yesterday Bellefontaine, Ohio. that the only amusement the BloomMrs. Ida Wronn. of Cineinnati. D n 8* on ! )00 pl e had was to go to the

; «i.„ r i. .. : . .. i delinl ami see I heir fimr Oailv mis

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after which the bride and groom will take the noon train on the Monon for Chicago, Mrs. Gilkey is a sister of Messrs. George and John Cooper, and lives with her sons at the above named number. Mr. and Mrs. Lcverton will return to Greencastle, where they will re-

side until June.

f A t’eiihion I*riz«*. Mrs. Cynthia Young, of Fox Ridge, is happy today in the receipt of a pension windfall. She has been granted a pension on Theodore Mills, her s..u, which uat> - from

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

E. A.

HAM I ET'O N,

SOUTHEAST CORNER OF SOUARE.

For This Week:

Mrs. K. G. Gilmore. Miss Jessie Net!’

and Willie

| senger trains come in. The whole] Feb. 18,18G9. t p to the last pay-

town makes a rush to the doflot on

Over (ones’ drug store, opposite the postoilice.

Grooms are doing clerical work in

the county clerk's office.

Miss Kline was elected delegate to the Epworth league convention,

which meets at Detroit.

Thos. Hanley is attending to hus- ] iucss for the A. A. of 1. & S. W. in | Hast St. Louis, III.— Mtmric Vi ew. Morgan t hudd has traded his

hearing the whistle.

meiit February i, 1894. the amount due on the claim was $2771.27.

John Cherry, who drives Cooper Mr8 ' Young has received her check ! Bros.’ transfer wagon, bad his hand Hn ' 1 the ,un,,un t' (t0 ll<>r 118

4-lil TTON KID (j!LOVES, in Tans, Browns, Slatos and Black, for a Fair !

Finest Line of Samples,

Buttons Covered and Made to Order! frtl ' m on t1 "' N'ntional road to James

severely mashed this morning while handling freight at the north depot. His second finger was broken and the others quite severely injured. Dr. J. it. Leatherman gave him the necessary surgical atten-

tion.

On Thursday,

Repairing and Cleaning.

Allen,

and he will

it does, she being a poor woman, the sum will make her comfortable j

the rest of her days.

In addition to the above in his

agency Capt. J. I*'. Fee reports that Respectfully.

Mrs. Emma McClary, widow of

i Janies K. McClary, has been granted

■ a pension of $8 per month from j

Washington’s j u iy is igtjo.

This is the Best Glove for the money every sold in the citv.

F\ Q. GIL^MORH

\Vorl«l*K l air in Water Color**.

The World's Fair in water color j

Spring Samples now in. ■K “*» <••• n •• •'* •••* E. W. WHITE.

move to Bain- birthday, the Bannkis Times will i » i,iini h,,,,,,. , )V

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OUR ANNOUNCEMENT COLUMN.

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A roll

will Ik* a candidate

The next best thing to an actual i f"'Uicinimiif oiwmiup. •uiij.-.-i

, i ■ to the republlp«n primary election or conven-

. . i‘ ■ ... . *“•” Lint to the Worlds Fail is an ix uon hobebts. q ba ham - — <*1 «*=* ”** ^ ™ l^tmnaTIo'n ot"tne?o'otfaTniTuf ZSieTkj&rSJZJfcA? ^

ther” at the Chrintian church to pnViident H person and character. g lan( j j urv Thi? morning

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I'urni-lieil the Daily Hakm ii Times ilailyby KAV. Allen, mnnagerof Arthur

Jordan’s poultry house.

Hurr mm Hprintra, choifje ™ i’oekH, yomiK and ciiIIh V M kTnrkoyw, lienR. olioico fat "TurkeyH, yomitf, cholco lat ’ Turkeys, old tom.a — I )i i«>lru B Goeae, choioe f. f. Bibs and over.. |K Geese, plucked

B Eiffrs, fresh, subject to cutidlimr 10 Butter, fresh roll ...10 ■ Butter, No. 2 7'i ■ Old lion Turkovs .6

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'1 he Bannkii Times gives the news

I while it is fresh.

Mr. and Mrs. If. F. Hays, of Dluatrated and will be a neat sou-

Kindlnv, Ohio, are visiting Ills ven ' r -

mother, Mrs. B. K. llavs, on east! Marshal Sturr teceived Saturday Seminary street. night a telegram from Hot Springs, S. B. Vancleave slipped on the Ark -. to " r, '‘' 8t • ,H( ‘ k Lnne . whose , ,

ice yesterday and fell, striking his visit to Greencastle was mentioned Hams took his place on the grand

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death of his son, Wm. 11. Sutherlin. Deceased was thirty-three years of age and was a stock trader. Mr. Sutherlin was excused from duty leaving at once for his In.me. B. S.

head ou tlie «a'ik <m.i euUliig his ic tbI * P 2 P 9r CR Saturday. When eye very severelv he went for Lane, Mr. Starr could }i ! not find Ill'll R«i he lisd letf tlm f'jti'

N_"' 'ti i * he republican cuiiihdajcs lor

. . .... . . belore the arrival of the message. 7 0 trustee of Grcencnstlc township . r in ,,, .0.1 .1 Lane had been in Hot Springs. • will meet on S turdav to set a date 1 ■■ ? ; for their primary convention. Thomas Bryant, the north Owen

county boozing meat-peddler, got

1 lumni- lull, ot ilii- 'it.', I'' 1 '" 1 j,| 8 t where everybody thought he j of the Bell brothers, dyers, died S\ woul( , on Saturday-in jail. It is

North (■r«M‘it4*afttlf‘. Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Evans went to Salem for a few days' visit. Jim Wray has secured a position Frankfort, ind., and will go there soon. Jas. II. Wallack's show, “The

NEW STOCK OR WAGE PA.PICKS AUUEIN’S - ORUO - STORE. jateat Designs and Colorings. Lowes Prices. Albert Allen.

Bandit King," went to St. Louis on

one of Bryant’s quarterly inten- H 8 P el ’ ial ,r,,in Sundu ^ »">rni.ig.

tions in life to kill a beef, bring it to town, scatter it around and then

colors. No picture in black and white can convey the faintest idea of the real appearance made on midway plaisanoe by the brilliantly arrayed Turks, Arabs, Indians, and the many other nationalities to lie seen tiiele. Tile life, the MuiUiih

and the spirit of' these pictures Plea-annm,n,n .ha. I wlllb.-acn.ll.lu.e * 1 toi Frustee of Grc^HiGastle townMlilp, 8iibj(H*t

to the republican primary.

VI KG lb PECK.

Editor Banner Time*: Please announce that I will be a candidate fe*’Trustee of UreeneaHtle township, aubjeet to the republican primary. KOBKKT W. ALLEN.

Please announce that I will be a candidate for Trustee of Greeneastle Tp„ subject to the Kepubltcan primary direction or eonvention.

J. N. NI T!’.

Editor Banner Times:

Please announce that I will be a eandidate

for Tniatee of Greencastle Tp„ subjeet tf» the

Kepublican primary or convention.

•B >11N E. NLU HOUSE. Edi(or i>ANNFu TiMfcS:

make them captivating t.> both young and old. and render them more satisfactory than they could possibly be il they were in plain black and white. Call at the counting room of this paper and see a set. We give them and one iiinnth's subscription to the paper for $1.50.

The Big Four train.going west

last night went via the Van and t h e at

, , .. , . . . , Monon from Indianapolis to Green get drunk. He got there with both ( . a8tle nn account of 80lne ( . ar8 wff

feet this time, and it being his track at West Side.

third offense in Greencastle, he was! . ; ;; — , ,

j IB dozen woolen hose in elnlaren 8

this morning given sixty-seven days m , ws ' Worth *k-. To close of city pride, tak in jail. The blue-birds will be warb-1 nt 10c. At the Bee Hive. 91-21 1 paper.

S|>4‘4 illl ::X4 ltrNi4>IIH S4Ml(||.

On January 8, February 8, March 8

,, . , and April 9. the Monon Route will sell ton get all the views at once, and , ^ ’. tickets at one tirst-elas- iiiniie.l fan- Un-

do not liave to spend several times

in a coupon deal that tucky , lw ^ a^^,; m.^Ss^pk is unsatisfaetorv. tf ,. ■ . . i various points in Georgia and Honda Every man who makes his money ani1 ''i New Orleans, La.

Tickets good returning twenty days

from date of sale.

For further information, address iiikf J. A. Michael, Agent.

in Iudiannpnlis ought, as a matter

an Indianapolis

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