Daily Greencastle Banner and Times, Greencastle, Putnam County, 5 July 1894 — Page 3
fHE BANNER TIMES. GREENCASTLE. INDIANA THURSDAY. JURY :>. !8!M
We put the Knife to all prices on wall paper. It’s
your opportunity.
Jones’ Drug Store.
P. S. Kindly remember us, when needing Drugs, Paints, etc. We sell the best at low prices, J. D. S.
■HBHRTOWS L.HUISDRY*Make, your linen look llkr now. Three ahlpmentti eaeh week, Mon., Wed and Erl. PROMPT COLLECTION AND DELIVERY.
MONEY
LOANED
Imperial Flour BEST MADE. Ask Your Grocer. Male ty Vanialia
139-3m-e-o-w
Mills.
J. R. LEATHERMAN,
PHYSICIAN : AND : SUR EON,
Room. 2. 3. 4 and 5. Allen Block, GREENCASTLE, : : : : Indiana
! Special Attention Given to Diseases of Wo-
men and children.
In any sum. for any time.! — Must see the borrower in per THE LOCAL FIELD
son. No delay. Money furnished at once at the
lowest rates.
Geo. Es. Blake, GREENCASTLE, IND.
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TAKB PAINS to see that every man and woman coming into our store gets a proper tit in shoes. In some stores the salesmen are ladies and let you take away a shot* that tits indifferently. to save themselves the trouble of rimiaging through the shelves for the proper thing. It costs us nothing to take special troublt, and we tind the satisfaction it gives customers makes it well worth our while. A single ill-fitting pair of shoes is enough to start corns that will last a lifetime. Trading at a store when* you are sure to get nothing but “tits” means NO PAINS
FOP YOU.
]L. L LOUIS & CO.
LATEST
worth of improvement., including an exhauster, a station meter, an engine and boiler. Lawrence Graham carries his hand in bandages today as a result of the Fourth and a powder explo
sion.
Miss Ktta Grillith went to Indianapolis yesterday where she has secured a position in a large dry goods house as book keeper. Miss Blanche Stoner, of Hamrick Station, is the guest of Miss Pearl Hillis. Miss llillis leaves shortly for Mt. Pleasant, III. A number of Masons escorted the remains of Mrs. M. L. Adler to the Vandalia depot yesterday morning whence they were taken to Evans-
ville.
Drs. Marsee and Cline of Indianapolis, will deliver lectures at the east college before the Putnam County Medical association on next Tuesday evening. Uncle Jimmy OTIair is ninety years old today, and a large number of his friends are celebrating the event at the family settlement north of the city by giving a large
dinner.
Visitors to Terre Haute yesterday were Will Grooms, Will (Ira-
CITY HAPS AND MISHAPS. 1 * 111111 ’ " *** ter Albaugh, Simpson
I Hirt and Messrs. Piercy and Barnj aby, Fred Hays, Frank Bryan, Otis
very; What is Going on in and About
Fair Greencastle.
Where Our People are Going amt W here Grubb, and Fd. Callender.
Tlu»ir are Stopping—New* of In- '
Miss Lillian F. Southard
has
tereftt Over the City—The llettt Column in
1113 Caper for (Juick Heading. £0116 tO BlOOUlingtOO to Spend U few weeks studying in the summer John Hillis left today for Lake I school in session there. Some two Park, Md. , hundred students have matriculat
Mrs. R. A. Ogg is visiting in In-
dianapolis.
cd from this and other states. Mrs. Phil Meikel was out driving
| frightened near the college grounds,
of Chicago, is | Seeing the horse was getting be-
Mrs. Lon Thomas is visiting in j yesterday, and her horse became
Knightstown. Lucius Chapin,
visiting his parents. jy° nd her control, she pulled the Will Marshall, of Indianapolis, wn,m! ^ 8h:i n ,1 y i*' 10 the "^walk
is visiting Carl Hunt.
For the Neatest and Best /T^retya^t Jailori^ In the city go to E. W. WMITE. Over jones' drug store, opposite the postothce. Finest Line of Samples, Buttons Covered and Made to Order Repairing and Cleaning. E. YV. WHITE.
South Greencastle* Mrs. John Riley is at home from
Brazil.
Ross Burks is working on the
section.
John Gainor, of Muncie, is here M'lnsville this morning for a few
on a visit.
John Kelly, of Muncie, is visiting friends in the city. Mrs. Luther Sackett is visiting friends in Indianapolis. Dr. Crawley, of Judson, is in the cit}’ today on business. Miss Nannie Hillis is visiting Miss Lane at French Lick. Miss Gerkin, of Indianapolis, is visiting Miss Birdie Hillman. James A. Ricketts and family are at home from Danville, 111. M. L. Darnall is looking up mining interests in Sullivan today. Fd. Rankins, of Terie Haute, visited Miss Clara Moore today. Miss Annie Stone left today for a few weeks’ visit at Dobbin. W.Va. Fred Catherwrood, of Indianapo lis, spent yesterday with his mother. Miss Stella Grubb is the guest of Miss Jessie Watson at Terre
Haute.
Miss Laura Ammerman went to Franklin this morning for a few days’ visit. Miss L. B. Miller went to Dob
NEWS FROM DEPAUW.
THE BEST DAILY HAPPENINGS THE UNIVERSITY.
Look in thi« Column for It—GueatN ami Ki)tPrtnhnm*utM —Not***, ami AnnouncenientB—The Yery Latent ami the Bent by ftperiul Reporter.
A. B. HANNA. : : Funeral Director. Has the only Funeral Car and the best equipped Undertaking establishment in the city. Embalming by the latest improved methods.
rURNITURE.
A complete stock. Prices to suit the times.
A. B. HANNA, East Side Square.
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Mrs James Black is in Kentucky
on business.
Dr. and Sel Brazier are in Clo-
verdale today.
sylvania hair cut.
days’ visit.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Foster, of Indianapolis, are the guests of H.
R. Callender.
Misses Clara Moore and Rose , Gainer visited friends at Terre
Walter Riley is enjoying a Penn-1 Haute ye8terday<
Misses Sallie Crow and Laura
few
Mrs. Patrick Keilcy, of St. Louts, Ammerman are spending is visiting friends here. | d tty s in Franklin.
Jackson Boyd spent the first of Misses Mamie and Nellie Henthe week in Crawfordsville. ! ney, of Terre Haute, are visiting at
Hi Callender, the Cherokee ora-
Frank Crawford’s.
tor, delivered the fourth of July | Fred Hill and Miss Etta Ftten-
oration on the strip yesterday in a ] ger, of Indianapolis, are visiting
most bombastic manner. He held Miss Ollie Shuttleworth. a large crowd spell bound all day. I j ohn Sandy, Dr. W. G
Allen Buchanan is spending a few days at Indian Spring with pa rents. R. W. Garstang was at home in Indianapolis the Fourth. The Agassiz association report an enjoyable day’s outing on Wal nut creek near Reelsvtlle. O. F. Dickey’s father, of Jamestown, N. D., is visiting the univer-
sity.
Geo. C. Calvert returned this morning from Charleston, 111. Mrs. W. F. Swahlen leaves today for a month's visit with relatives and friends at Lebanon, 111. James Sprangle and Jno. Haskell with lady friends, enjoyed a trip to
Fern yesterday.
A. W. Collins took a bicycle ride to Rockville. Ind., Tuesday, spending the Fourth there. Mr. and Mrs. O. J. Kerr, of Rockville, 111., visited at Dr. P. S. Baker’s yesterday. Geo. F. Dee took in the Fourth at Indianapolis, seeing the India napolis-Minneapolis hall game in
the afternoon.
Frank Tilden and Joe Allen tendered their friends a very pleas ant party at the Delta Upsilon hall
last evening.
Miss Mintie Allen gave her
friends a lawn social yesterday i r _ _ _
evening, at which a fine display of Lly* x • I X Q. TIT 1 1 tOlTI 's
fire works was made. |
Prof. J. P. Naylor returned this ^ X X^OCl* X* l cl X'Cl*
morning from the dedication of the,
Ryerson Physical Laboratory at 1 T >* 1 Chicago university. He reports a 1 Tk O TT^£?C? I cX IT C l 1 fc^cT
fine time but complains of being de layed at Lafayette twenty-four hours on account of the strike.
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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 St CO.
: : : EAST SIDE. : : :
near Mrs. Dunbar’s residence on College avenue. Mrs. Meikel was thrown out and suffers some severe injuries. Her left shoulder is badly sprained, but there were no
bones broken.
The fire alarm at seven o’clock
last evening was caused by a blaze ! ... E t> ° 7 | with the DeFauw Quartette to sing
in the rear of Chas. Kiefer’s store. (or the Methodi8t ealnp meeting at John Ader’s straw bed was getting | Ground> which t . om .|
an airing on the roof of a conven-
Rev. Geo. Switzer, of Brazil, was Place a sample order with him and be convinced that his
here today and made arrangements
mammoth store is headquarters for all that is good
in the EATING LINE.
lent shed, and a fire cracker got in its folds. Mr. Kiefer turned a garden hose on the fire and extinguished it before the department was needed. The boys put out hose just the same. The total loss is about ten cents. Mack Asher, a teamster for Burnaby, had a narrow escape from death while unloading logs at Barnaby’s mill cm Tuesday evening. He had his cant hook fastened in large log, and in pulling it from the wagon the hook stuck in the log and he was pinned to the ground by the cant hook, and the weight of one end of the log was on his stomach. Mr. Asher’s injuries, though painful, are not thought to be fatal. It was rumored in South Greencastle yesterday that night policeman Frank Riley had committed suicide on Tuesday evening hut a call at his father’s residence this morning proved the report to be false. It is true, however, that he shot at his image in a mirror while suffering from a loss of sleep and nervous trouble ever since he began night work. He will give up his position as merchant police and seek some more suitable employment. Says the Crawfordsville Journal: Thomas T. Moore, of Greencastle,
meaces Aug. 2.
School Boar«l Action. Th Greencastle school board last night elected Miss Belle Resor to 1 __ a position in the public schools. { r~^ j. Miss Resor takes the primary j grade work in the third ward, the position formerly held by Miss Lillie Southard. Miss Resor is lately from Rockport and lives with ; , her sister, Miss Alice Resor, on | east Washington street. She lias i had several years' experience in ... , , , , , , . the Rockport school, .„,t i» kl „. • We have the largest aaortment. the most styles and the dergarten work at Indianapolis. James Fisk was elected janitor (DOST PERFECT FITTING WAISTS MADE of the third ward building, David
A. HAMILaT'ON, SOUTHEAST CORNER OF SQUARE. Ladies’ Shirt Waists:
Price having resigned to accept a )
position as superintendent of the' at the lowest^possible prices
DePauw buildings and grounds.
See the laundried waists in
White, Light Blue and Stripes. Handsome line of soft waists in percales, Satines, Lawns
in new designs.
Prices 25c, 35c, 50c, 75c, $1.00, $1.25, and $1.50. F. G. Gilmore.
NOW IS YOUR CHANCE. From and alter May 28, ISill, I will offer a cash discount of 5 per cent on all cash pur-t'lia.-es exceeding 25 cents. Xo changes in priors ; all go at old price, five cents off $1.00 purchase, if cents ott 75 cent purcha e, 2 cents off 50 cent purchase, 1 cent off 25 cent purchase, and paying cash for my coupon hooks when | purchased will ■rive you 5 per cent off, making a $5.00book for jH.75, a $10.00 book for $'J.50. All accounts that are not settled at proper time within 30
days will he dosed or settled by note. an(J the R t . t i m ,. n W!l!t a j ug handled ; Kni*ht« « # 0 5 0 t 2 3 a-ia. Dry Goods, Notions Boots & Shoos affair in which so far as scores 4 ' < ■ > < ■ -s.
I'lildeadicd muslin.. .5 (I, 7 and 8 ets. bleached “ li. 7, s and ii ets.
Tl»«* R«m! Men YV 1 n.
and catcher; W Maloney, center
The game of base ball yesterday field; Smythe. right field, between the Knights of Pythias The score by innings was:
Prints Binghams Half-wool dress
double wiiith
. .5, (I and 7 ets. 5. (» and 7 ets.
goods 25 ets.
who made the race for joint repre-
sentative for the counties of Clay, ’ f,,r A ” ts -
Putnam and Montgomery two years Unco coliars
ago, will be a candidate again this j
street, K I). Ader and Uol. Matson ye „ r before the republican conven-j Slippers j left last night for M est Baden. f or nomination to the same
Over-'
Fruit .lard.
Notice our prices before buying: | Half gal. Mason self-sealers per iloz.. 75e
Half gal. wax jars “ “ ' .70c ! their last meeting decided to use ! claim for him that as he made the
Quart
The colored band played as in
were concerned the Redmen had f ormt . r games and Hanim was again the jug and the Knights had the on the losing side. There’s a boohandle. In other words the* Reds | d,K> somewhere. I he Redmcn won played ball while the Knights ^ 1 8 “! , ! r i or w i ork “O'* <*' e now in
merely thought they were playing. |
10 ets. j A good-sized crowd witnessed the!
-'1$; I efforts of the players cheering the P^tnwnt yesterday the boys made ‘ ‘ a run from the engine house to box
31, Hanna and Indiana streets, in
fighting tune for more victories. In the test alarm for the tire de-
'I he Greencastle Gas company at position on the ticket. His friends
204-tf Rroaostrbet & Son, Corner Washington am! Water Sts.
80c J part 0 f their present house for a | race two years ago when the
gas house, and will put in .$8,000
AT ALLEN’S DRUG STORE. The largest and best selected stock of WALK PAPERS in the city to be found at AL.BE1RT ALL,BN’S Goods all new and fresh and the patterns are of areat variety. ALBERT ALLEN, I’rop
$1.25, $1.75, $2.00, $2.50
$1.10. $1.23, $1.501 victors and guying the defeated.
Soft Hats 50 and 75 ets. j Knights and tramped them into the Stanley CapS^. ct ** grouad, the score showing up at
chances were hopeless, and as there is a reasonable show of success this year he is justly entitled to a renomination. This claim is not
without force as Mr. Moore is an I k* on * Arbuckle’s, Crystal
, , X. X. X. X. coffee.
indefatigable worker, a good Best roasted coffee in bulk speaker and will make a first class Sugar 20 to 24 lbs
Hirup in pails
canvass. I he claims of Mr. Moore
the end of nine innings 30 to 16 in favor of the Indians, The players were for the Knights—Fry, catcher;
and his friends are certainly en-
8orghum
Jelley “ , White Fish, 3 hooped pails
titled to consideration by the joint ; Crackers, five lbs
convention when it meets.
Groceries.
25 lbs. patent Hour 45 ets. 25 lbs. Vandalia, Hig Four or Mansfield tlour 38cts. Bacon 10 and 11 ets.
12Q an<n4cts I Jacobs, pitcher; Daggy, shortstop; Butter........ 15 ets. 2 for 25 ets I Hanna, 1st base; Anderson, 2nd
and t base; Case, Stewart and Landes,
...23 ets.
.to ets 3rd base; Hurley, Hays and Harris ...... .$1 fielders. The Reds were—Cannon,
.. .50 ets. .. .00 ets. .. 45 ets.
...35 ets. .. .25 ets
catcher and left field; John Maloney, pitcher; Kiefer, short-stop; Hall, 1st base; Kelly, 2nd base;
John Riley, South Greencastle 1 Murphy, 3rd base; Potter, left field
90 seconds. This is five squares, but the time is not fast, as the boys bad orders not to do too lively running on account of the many chil
dren on the streets.
The following letters remain in the Greencastle postoffice uncalled for July 5: Mrs. Jennie Nichols, Mrs. Patin P. Pond, A. S. O’Hair, Mrs. L. R. Moore, Mr. Samuel Baker, Fred Begle, Mrs. Nellie Moore, Mrs. A. V. McMurtrv. Mrs. F. K. Baker, William Half, Miss Miss Kelle Wood, care of Dr. Bartlett, Mrs. Sallie Gardner, Miss Jennie Brady, Miss Annie Downey. In calling for saute please say “advertised.” Willis G. Nkkk, P. M.