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

fHR BANNER TIMES, GREENCASTLE, INDIANA SATURDAY, JULY 14.1804.

*BKRTOWS ukundry* Makrt your tlnou look like O' W- Three shipment* each week. Mull .. Wed and > rl, PROMPT COLLECTION AND DELIVERY. MONEY LOANED In any sum, for any time. Must see the borrower in person. No delay. Money furished at once at the very

[lowest rates.

co. E. Blake.

GREENCASTLE.

Yandalia Mills BEST : PATENT IS A LEADER. Ask Your Grocer. 14iUini-e-o-w

IND.

Yli tAKB BRAINS

♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ Bring in Your *

I Legs^>

♦ Ami let us measure you you for a Pairof Trousers to Order, you’ll look better and your friends will notice it. That’s what we want. Does us both a

good turn. See? CIIOICJS

i ’ATTliHXS

to sec that every man aril woman coining into our >toi e gets a proper tit in shoes. In some stores the salesmen are ladies and let \ou take away a shoe that tits imlitl'errntly. to save themselves the trouhleof rmnagiiig thmueh the! shelves for the proper thing. It j costs us unthiug to take special [ troubk, and we tind the satisfae- j tion it gives customers makes it well wortli our while. A single ill-tilting pairof shoes is enough to start corns that will last a life- | time. Trading at a store when ! you are sure to get nothing hut i

“fits” means

NO IWINS

LIOI IS & CO. F<>H

1-or

$6, $8 and $10 $5, $4 and $6,

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shot, the particulars of which have appeared in this paper, is recover-

ing.

Marshal Hawkins passed through here yesterday with August Rash and Dan McCallip, rioters of Fontanel, who were taken to Indianap-

olis.

When you have anything to sell it pays to advertise it. Cannon & Samdy put out a startling ad. in yesterday’s daily, and today they are swamped with orders. The daily is read, and ads. in it pay. Mrs. Albert J. Beveridge is visiting her parents at the corner of Meridian and Pratt streets. Mr. Beveridge will sail today from New York on the Campania for a visit visit to Europe. — l ndianapolis

Journal.

On yesterday afternoon the three year old son of .lack Flinn, living about four miles east of the city, fell out of a barn door and fractured his arm just below the elbow. Dr. Bence w.is summoned and set the broken member. In a practice shooting contest yesterday the following Greencastle nimrods made these scores at

THE EARLY-CLOSING MOVEMENT.

A. B. HANNA. : :

Funeral Director.

For the Neatest and Best Jailori^ In the city go to , W. W111T E. Over Jones' drug store, opposite the postoffice. inest Line of Samples, uttons Covered and Made to Order epairing and Cleaning. E. YV. WHITE. aftr Hangup and Patching Done neatly, cheaply and with promptness. boxtt3. R B. HURLEY.

Timks is to be congratulated for assisting the clerks in their early closing movement. I like the plan immensely. Formerly my husband would go to work at six o’clock in the morning and stay until ten at night. This wasn't because he wanted to stay away, but because others did the same thing, thus forcing him. The new plan gives me two hours more time daily with my husband, and both are highly pleased and better off for it

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“Say, Mr. Banmh Times,” said a disconsolate clerk as he gazed through his store window last night, “please give my boss a gentle rotist. He treats us all right, but hasn’t as vet seen his way clear to closing his store like other mer- i chants in different lines at eight o’clock four night in the week. I believe he would close if you would i mention it to him.” The Banner i Times does not care to single out

twenty-five birds. No. 1 : ( liarlie j an\’ one, hut we believe till should ( ooper 17, Thompson 18, Callender give their clerks shorter hours, cs 15, G. Steele 14, Maloney P>, H. peeially in the summer time, Steele 10. No. 2: Maloney 11,! where they work more than ten

Thompson 16, Cooper 12, H. Steele hours per dav. 15, Callender 12. G. Steele 12. They ***

are getting ready for the Bedford “Hee bee, ho ho. hi hi,” ehuck-

TU U I f W 1 \ I LIU? II bovs on the 20th for a match in led a saloonkeeper last night when llllii LULAL tlriLl thigcity j asked if it was true that the sa-

YLU’s: 1<’I>M\1 mTpvrw ! loons had agreed to join the early- ^ I. * . r IvA .1 1 rjl AC ’ • j ciogjng movement, inasmuch as

[they open at 4:30 a. m. and

THE BEST DAILY HAPPENINGS OF eleven p. in., this working

their force about sixteen hours a day. “No, we won’t close. It’s an

What tti« C)«rkii Say — Men Talk |

—They Like the Flan.

A smiling wife sat in the door-1 way of her husband’s grocery last

evening and said: “The Banner u as the only Funeral Car and the best equipped Undertak-

ing establishment in the city. Embalming by the

latest improved methods.

A complete stock.

FURNITURE. Brices to suit the times. A. B. HANNA, East Side Square.

Great Reduction

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22 E. WASHINGTON ST.

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YOU. What is Going on in and About

Fair Greencastle.

LATEST CITY HAPS AND MISHAPS.

Wlier** Our IVopl« ar«* tioiliK uml Wlicre Their GiieKt* ar« Stopping Ncwh of In-t«-r«*iit Over Hu* City—The Kent Column tn Hi3 Paper for tjntek Keailtug.

BEST DAILY HAPPENINGS

THE UNIVERSITY.

Iru Cream Freezers and Refrigerators For the balance of the season. Call and see Goods, and get prices before buying. H. S. RENICK St CO. : : : EAST SIDE. : : :

Look in tliiH C/Oliinin for It—GuetttH ami . .

ill wind that blows nobody good, Li»t«*rt->iot«*H, IteniH ami Ah* (

uoiincenientfi—The Xery Latent ami the tt U(l this tiling Ot the dlUg Ston H

IteHt by Spei'lal Ki'porter.

closing at eight will

the long run.

assist us in The saloonist

Today’s l.oeai yiarkeln. I Furnished the Daily Banner Times Wily by K.W. Allen, manager of Arthur jordah’s poultry house. 1 & Jrlnas.choice. l'/4 toSItM ■'J'f ;)ck«, yoiini; anil culls I 1 ! « k**, old *ki Air key 8, hens, choice fat i Mrkeys, yminir. choice fat S urkeyg, old toms :t neks 4 !w*se, choice f. f. Slhs and over S» !e<*8<*. plucked - 15 KkK. fresh, subject to bandittiR # utter, fresh roll 7 Utter, No. 2 5

ItiK Four Kxcunuons. July 17, IS and 1!> to Toronto account uptist Young People. Return lynit 1st. via all rail or rail and steamer,

11.115.

duly 17 to Warsaw, Iml. SpringFoun'jtin Park Assembly. Return limit Aug.

$4.40.

duly 23. to Rome City, Iml., aeeonnt jslami Park Assemblv. Return limit ; tig. 12. $5.50. duly 20, to Denver, Pueblo and Colodo Springs, return limit Aug. 17, >ry low rate. [To Michigan points, Aug. 11 | jtd Sept, is, twenty days’ limit, half

Mr. Will Zellar, of Brazil, spent the day here yesterday. Frank Gristnere made a httsiuess trip to Terre Haute today. Mrs. Jeannette P. Layue is in Harmony for a week’s visit. John Scott went to Indianapolis this afternoon to spend Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Newhouse arrived home yesterday afternoon. Mrs. W. T. Scott ami Miss Flor ence Pruitt are visiting at < oatesville. Mrs. Dan Ricketts and daughter, of Chicago, are visiting friends in the city. Rev. J. B. DeMotte left this morning for Brazil, where he preaches tomorrow. Isaac Miesse has rented the Hauna street market and will open up in the near future. Emanuel Marquis, sr., was called to Effingham, 111., this morning by the illness of his daughter Rosa. The state militia will go into en campment at Indianapolis week after next. Company 1 boys will

go.

Mrs. Payne, of Evansville, and Mrs. Zellar, of Brazil, were in the city yesterday the guests ot Mrs. Arthur Allais. Messrs. Craft aud Pee of India-

R. W. Garstang will visit in Indi- wjuked, but refused to explain himanapolis over Sunday. 1 8e lf, so the reporter was left in

E. S. Meade is receiving a visit doubt,

from his mother, Mrs. M. A. Meade ***

of Youngstown, Ohio. ! “What do you do in the extra

Miss Mabel Fuller went to Dan hour > ou S et in ,he early-closing,”

ville today where she will be enter-! s’ 1 '' 1 the ,e P orter t0 » bri 8 ht ,,ru K tained a few days by Miss Della ‘ ,lerk - K uod bo,,ke " nd on

M VI.AKA I VI.I.S KX« I KSION

napolis, aud James Ricketts, and Harry Hays of tills city, are camp-

ing at Eel River falls.

Col. C. C. Matson, of this city, and C. E. Matson, of Brazil, left

Via Hie C. t II. X l». K. K.

I luler agreement of tlte trunk lines, jt was ileeiiieil that no Niagara Falls heap excursions would be run this ear until after the first of August. The.

im innati, Hamilton & Dayton Rail-1 today for Spokane, Wash., to <»a«l wilt run one of their fiunous ex-1 al)8ent al)0Ut two weekgi

urstons to Niagara falls at the usual i

J"w rate sometime about the first or j There is some talk of the goveeoiul week in August. These exeur- .. lions were discontinued hut yearowlng : ernor 8endin ff ,ul l ^ lu •' to the World's F.dr, and it is expected | ty. Company 1 may receive an or mat they will he larger this vear. Look , . . . hit for tin* announcement of them in at ““Y moment - , 1 11 11 ! Four worthies, of Brazil, were in Itik Four Laiul Seekers’ | c j vegten | nv soliciting aid for

.Aug. -th. Sept. 4th, Oct. 2nd, 1

7<»V. (itli and Dee. 4tli round trip ji' kets will he sold at half fare to points [n Ala., Flu., (fa., Ky., La.. Miss., N. ^. ('., Tenn. and Va. Return limit b days. For rates ami panieulsrs con"lt F. P. IInestis, Agt. llMMf

the strikers of their city, met with but little success.

They

A letter from Hawley Steele to day states that his son who was

AT ALLEN’S DRUG STORE. The largest and best selected stock of WAUL 1\\PICKS

in the city to be found at

ADBE1RT AG.L.BIN’S Goods till now anil fresh unit the patterns are of ifreiil variety.

Ogden.

O. E. Current took a forty-mile bicycle trip to Brcwnsburg today. Quite a catastrophe befell Allen Buchanan and “parties unknown” at Fern the other day. The cart was before the horse this time and an overturned and smashed buggy was the result. A. N. Cave will have charge of services at the Baptist church tomorrow morning and evening. Joe Green will spend Sunday at his home in Danville. Dr. Duvall will hold services at Brick Chapel tomorrow. Mrs. Elizabeth Carr, of Indianapolis, is being entertained by Mrs. Dr. John for a few days. Rev. A. N. Cave and wife of Florence Hall, have been ottered the care of the dormitory for next year, and urged to take it by the Executive committee. Considering their success with Florence hall for the past year they would certainly make efficient managers. Mrs. Daisy Steele Wilson, of the class ot '93, is enjoying a short visit with her sister, Miss Ida Steele, of the summer school. Some of the alumni believe in the theory and practice of invigorating physical exercise and may he seen daily playing lawn tennis on the courts near the Art school. Misses Sttirr. Farr, Neff and Mathias and Messrs. Calvert, Rogers, Upson and Dickey took a drive to Mt. Meridian last evening. Chas. Wright has accepted position as salesman with Cannon & Sandy where he is prepared to expostulate with his friends regarding the merits of the finest line of pant goods ever seen in this city at reduced rates. rhe \V«*Ht!ier. The indications for this vicinity for the coming thirty-six hours are as follows as received by H. S Renick & Co. from the official weather bureau at Indianapolis: Indian vt’oi.is, Ind., July 14 F’air weather, stationary tem-

AI.HEKT ALLEN. Prop

ly regret that I haven’t more of such time. My employer will m t suffer by the change in the least, I

am contideut.”

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“We have been trying to close early for years,” said a druggist, “but could never get together be fore. Sonic wanted one thing, others another, until we could not agree. We are all satisfied now’ that tlte plan is a good one, and will hold to it."

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The bookdealers, furniture aud hardware men are still out of the fold, ami the clerks disconsatcly I watch the luckier clerks as they close doors at eight and enjoy the cool evenings. As one said to the reporter, “we are not in it.” * *

“Oh, yes! oh, yes!” this store closes in five minutes,” sang out a dealer in cigars one evening, and the gang loafing in front rushed in and filled up with smoking material for the night. IteniK from Our I’ulorferi Fri«*nil*. Will Miles lias been on the sick list this week. Lizzie Earnest, of Indianapolis, is visiting her father. Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Teister and Mrs. J. W. Kain have returned from Lafayette, where the}- were in attendance upon the grand chapter, O. E. S., and report a good time. The following officers were elected R. G. P., H. A. Rogan, of Indianap olis; U. G. M., Mrs. M. E. Cruitup, of Terre Haute; R. A. G. 1'., W. F. Teister, Greencastle; R. A.G. M., Eliza Johnson, Indianapolis; R. G. treas., M. E. Meyzeek, Lovisville, Ky; R. G. see., R. Bell, Indianapolis; R. C. C., M. A. Teister, Greencastle; R. A. G. C’, Emma Hall, Terre Haute. The grand chapter will meet in Evansville next July.

ER JY. Hamiltore’s Groceries are EC or reel and. EClear^. Place a sample order with him and he convinced that his mammoth store is headquarters for all that is good

in the EATING LINE.

A. H AM I GT O N, SOUTHEAST CORNER OF SQUARE.

AMONG THE. CHURCHES- \\ hut th** Services will He Tomorrow at

Flares of Worship.

[All donominntlona tire invited to use this column for their Sunday announcements. \ny vacancy In the pulpit or change in the hour of service, should he made known at once. Pastors and members nl churches not here rIven are invited to mind in their reKiilar services hereafter. Notice's inserted in this

column free of charge.) CHRISTIAN CHURCH.

All services held in the G. A. R.

SPECIAL LOW RATES

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BSC FOUR ROUTE FOR I’OLLOWIMi MEETINGS: League Aiuei’fi’an Wheelmen Denver August l.’l-li*. Knights of Pythias Washington, D.

in August.

hall. Bible school tit 9:15 a. ui. (J. A. R. at Pittsburg. September 10-15.

Miss Jnsie Eads sitpt.

at 10:30. Subject: “Paul’s Greatest Sermon and What Came of it.” A

five minutes talk will be given by the pastor to the children just he- NQW j S YOUR CHANCE.

Prt-ichimr Ask nearest ticket a^rent for date of sale, re-

turn limit, routes, train service, etc

I f.. O. Mel IUtMU K. I) It. MARTIN.

Pass. Traillc Mmrr. Gonl Pass »Y 1 kt Aut

CINCINNATI tf

fore the sermon. Senior Y.P. S. C.E. Miss Emma Bieknell Pres, meets! at 6:30 p. in. Preaching at 7:30

From aud I will oltTr 5 per cent

“Conversion of Cornelius.” Public chase- exceeding 25 cents. Xo cordially invited. [ changes in priees; all g«> at old price.

after May 2M, isttl, a cash discount of on all cash pur-

High grade bicycle, price when new $135. in perfect order, for sale Inquire at J. K. Langdon’s book store.

215-(it

Look out for Palace ice cream wagon

daily on every street in city.

159-inths-tf

I.ost—Fountain pen. Finder leave at Landes’ drug store and be rewarded, j

Five cents ofi’ $| .on purchase, 3 cents oft 75 cent purchase, 2 cents off.50 eent purchase, 1 cent oil’25 cent purchase, and paying cash for my coupon hooks when purchased will give you 5 per cent oft’, making it $5.01) hook for $4.75, a $10.00 bonk for $!).50. Ml accounts that are not settb'd at proper time within 30 days will he closed or settled by note. Dry Goods, Notions Boots & Shoes Unbleached muslin. 5, 0, 7 and Sets.

seriously B,eai bt ‘‘ l “ .. • .0, 7, K and !> ets. seriously j» r j llls r>. 0 and 7 ets.

Ginghams 6. (i ami 7 ets.

J. W. Marcev is “making hay | Half-wool dress goods .... , • , double width 25 ets.

while the sun shines on the strip. | pj lls- two papers for 5 ets.

Elder A. II. Morris will preach , < Ii • b | , ;:; )1 la '''''''''//' ' ’ ’' j’,,

at Fox Ridge M. K. church to inor- 'Curt*, per pair *20 ets.

... . ♦ i Ladies’Shoes $1.25, $1.75, $2.00, $2.50

row afternoon at J o clock. slippers $1.10. $1.25, $1.50

Albert Branan.of Limedule, had ‘'hihln-n’s Shoes 50 ets, 80 ets and $1

'.Stiff Hats $1 ami $1.50

BAI’TIST CHt'RCII.

Rev. A. N. Cave will prcaclt tomorrow evening at the Baptist church. Y. P. S. C. E. at 6:30, led

by Mrs. Dr. Hill. South 4*r<*«*iH-UHt 1«*.

James Crawley is on the sick list.

Sherman Skelton is

ill.

his hand badly mashed while coup ling ears at Cartershurg yesterday afternoon. Albert is a brakeman of the Yandalia local freight. John Riley jr., James Campbell and Omar Welch attended the entertainment of the local comedy campany at Brick Chapel last night Thd attendance was not as large as expected, as only’ ten people paid admisskn. This first venture for the company resulted rather had financially but they hope for better

perature

Wappenhanb.

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i luck in the future..

Soft Hats 50 ami 75 ets. Stanley Caps 25 ets.

Groceries.

25 lbs. patent fiour 45 ets. 25 lbs. Yandalia, Big Four or Mansfield fiour 38cts. Bacon 10 and 11 ets. Ham 12' . and 14ets Eggs 10 ets. Butter .15 ets. 2 for 25 ets Lion, Arbuckle’s, Crystal and X. X. X. X.coffee 23 ets. Best roasted coffee in bulk 30 ets Sugar 20 to 24 lbs $1 Sirup in pails 50 ets. Sorghum “ 00 ets. Jelley “ 45 ets. White Fish. 3 hooped pails. . 35 ets. Crackers, five lbs 25 ets John Riley f South Greencastle