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

THE BANNER TIMES, GREENCASTLE, INDIANA TUESDAY JULY 17,1804.

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prompt collection »no delivery.

MONEY

Yandalia Mills BEST : PATENT

IS A I.F.ADER.

Ask Your Grocer. 140-3m-e-o-w

1 .OANED | Bring in Your ]

Legs^

In any sum, tor any time. Must see the borrower in person. No delay. Money furnished at once at the very

lowest rates.

Geo. Ei. Blake, GREENCASTLE. IND.

\V1$ takb l WINS to see tlmt every iiinii anil wi'iniiii eomin*; into our store eels a proper lit in shoes. In some stores the salesmen are ladies and let you take away a shoe that tit> indinerently, to save themselves the trouble of ruma}iiii}{ through the shelves for the proper thing. It costs us nothing to take special trouble, and we tind the satisfaction it gives customers makes it well worth our while. A single ill-tilting pair of shoes is enough to start corns that will last a lifetime. Trading at a store whenvon are sure to get nothing but !, lits” means NO JWINS L. L LOUIS & CO. you.

And let us measure you you for a Patrol Trousers to Order, you’ll look better aud your friends will notice it. That's what we want. Does us both a good turn. See? CHOICJS

IWTTBNNS Trousers$6,SB and# 10 For $1, #4 and #6,

Suits $25,$30 and St5 For SIS, S25 and 28

for the evening is “The People and Country of Korea.” Members and

visitors are invited to be present. People from all parts of the city

flocked to the Union band hall last night to see and hear of the much talked of trance religion. The house was filled to its utmost ca pacity, and large crowds filled the doorway and streets. A young lady, apparently nineteen or twenty years ot age, was overpowered by the spirit of this new religion and remained under its influence for nearly an hour. The meeting broke up at about ten o'clock with-

out further demonstrations. Forest Webster was eight years

old on yesterday and gave a party to a number of his little friends in honor of the occasion. The afternoon was spent in playing numerous children’s game. Supper was served and a good time reported by all. Those attending were: Karl Bunten, Albert Lueteke, Willie Callender. Horace and Mack Cosner, Fred Wilkey, Olive and Pearl Adams, Alma Scott, Susie Sellers,

NEWS FROM DEEAUW.

THE

BEST DAILY HAPPENINGS OF THE UNIVERSITY.

L«»»k in tliiM C oltiitin for It—ami r.ntertuiniiifiit* Itrms ami An* nount-t*Th«» Very ami tkr Kent by *|»«‘<-ial Reporter.

A. B. 1 l:\N\. \. : : Funeral Director.

Has the only Funeral Car and the best equipped Undertaking establishment in the city. Embalming by the latest improved methods.

The class in practical surveying may be seen daily on the campus running their lines, notwithstanding the heat of a July sun. Frank Tilden and Joe Allen took a bicycle trip to Indianapolis yesterday, making excellent time considering the conditions. Mrs. M. A. Meade, after a plea ant visit of over two weeks with her son, K. S. Meade, at DePattw, left yesterday for her home in |

Youngstown, Ohio.

Gideon Diall went to Terre Huutc lust evening for a week’s visit with friends and relatives and to attend a picnic given by his \

high school class.

Geo. E. Dee visited friends in In- :

FURNITURE.

A complete stock.

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

Great Reduction

9 Saqdy,:

Mary Callender and Nellie Lueteke. j‘Oanapolis yesterday and also wit

ttessed the Indianapolis Sioux City base ball game in the afternoon.

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22 E. WASHINGTON ST.

THE LOCAL FIELD

For the Neatest and Best

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/T^retyai?!: ■Jailorii^

What is Going on in and About Fair Greencastle.

LATEST CITY HAPS AND MISHAPS.

In the city go to E. W. WHITE. Over ) ones’ drug store, opposite the postoffice. Finest Line of Samples, Buttons Covered and Hade to Order Repairing and Gleaning. E. W. WHITE.

Pater llanRing and PatchinR

Done neatly, cheaply and with promptness. box7T3. R.B. HURLEY.

Today’ll l.ocai Market*.

(Furnished the Daily Bannkr Timks daily by R.W. Allen, manager of Arthur

Jordan’s poultry house.]

Hens • 5 Springs.choice, in to 2 lbs .. S'4 Cocks, you UK and culls 1H Cocks, old 154 Turkeys, hens, choice fat t Turkeys, yountr, choice fat Turkeys, old toms. a Pucks * Geese, choice f. f. 81l>s and over UG Geese, plucki'd If>

Kirirs. fresh, subject to ImuditnK

‘ ' oil

Hutter, fresh roll butter. No. 2...

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Where Our People are (joins suit Where Their Guests are Stopping -News of Interest Over the City - The Best Columu In th i Paper for Quirk Keadlug.

H. II. Hillis made a business trip to Brazil today. Jesse Jenkins, of Coatesville, is in the city on business. Prof. K. A. Ogg is visiting bis mother in Greene county. A. Brock way went to Stanton this morning on business. Andrew Stevenson is moving to this city from Connecticut. Miss Laura Marklc, of Muncte, is visiting friends in the city. The local freights on the Big Four resumed business yesterday. Walter Allen is building an addition to his store room on College

avenue.

George Black, Albert Graham and James Vermillion spent last evening in Brazil. The employes of the Big Four who were laid off during the recent

trouble are at work again.

HlK Four F.xriirHiniiH.

July 17. 1* and If to Toronto account The silver Leaf band was enterBaptist Young People. Return limit . .

Hist, \ 1st nil rail or rail and steamer, tamed last evening in a very pleasGLf.-,. . , . ,, ant manner by its leader, Dan Pitt-

Julvl" to Warsaw', Ind. spring !• otintain Park Assembly. Return limit Aug. man.

"".htiv*23, to Rome City, Inti., aeconnt l9aae Mei8Be ha8 moved (rom Island Park Assembly. Return limit east Washington street to the corA J u 1 l\ "iil*t<>*Denver. Pueblo and Colo- uer of College avenue and Chestnut

ratio Springs, return limit Aug. 17, i street.

1 very low rate.

T" Michigan points, Aug. 141 Albert Allen has made thccxca- ' id''i pi. Is, twi nt> daj> limit, vat i„ n j t)r i,j a now residence

Contractor Day asks the Banneu Times to state that he will not be responsible for accidents to children at the Christian chinch corner. The heavy foundation stones are being placed in position this week and numerous children congregate daily to play in the tempting sand piles and in the deep trenches. Some of them are liable to get hurt at their sport. Greencastle has a lazy man’s club which meets daily in front of Blaek dr Black’s furniture store. They have a president, secretary aud treasurer ami expel members when they indulge in any undue exertion. It was reported here yesterday tbit Mrs. Vermillion of the Halfway house at Mt. Meridian was quite ill and mentally deranged. Her son was in the city yesterday and stated his mother was much

better.

We have received the June number of the Chicago Magazine, a bright periodical in its third volume. It is now recognized as the official organ of the Western Association of Writers. W. G. Nelf has purchased the residence of J. R. Lotshar on the corner of College avenue and Washington street, paying $2800 therefor. He will move into the property about Sept. 1. F. A. Hays has sold the room he now occupies to Henry and Ed. Btcknell, who will probably start up a general hardware store in it. They get possession about Sept. 1. The O'Hair reunion will be held next month at the residence of James Curtis at Putnamville. Ar rangements arc making to have the affair the biggest yet. Company I will give competitive drill tonight to elect two corporals. Mayor-elect Birch is in Indianapolis on business today. Maurice Tribby has a position with Allen brothers. Walter Higert is home from St. Louis on a visit. James Rickets is on the sick list.

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Dr. Wm. II. Curtiss, who recently returned front China cn account of ill health, has had quite a siege | of sickness for some weeks past, but is now reported convalescent. Mrs. 11. B. Longden, who has been enjoying a pleasant visit of about three weeks at Greenwood, lud., returned home today. Miss Helen Benbridge, of Terre Haute, is with Misses Maine Town and May Curtiss for a stay of two

weeks.

A much talked of picnic, which has been agitating the minds of college society for the past few days, will occur at Fern tomorrow afternoon. A splendid time is anticipated.

j\>Io-wex's, leu Cmun Froezors

and Uolri^orators,

For the balance of the season. Call and see Goods, and get prices before buying.

H. S. RENICK St CO.

GREENCASTLE’S LODGES.

Th# Hem New* llffgulftrly from the Fraternal Order* of th* t Uj.

on

fa re - I i Seminal v street near College Avelloiiii* seekers l.vrursioii to the South.

August 7. Sept. 4, October 2. Xo-‘ nue church,

t ember b ami December 4. the I ,, ... . , ., Motion route will sell tickets at one | Postmastei Nell estimates that l ire for the round trip to all points in [Hjjpty (; t s. mail boxes will lie reKentuekv (south of Louisville anti Lex-] . ", „ , ,• .i ington) Tennessee. Mississippi,Georgia, quired for the collection of the Alabama, Florida, North ( arolina. ntails after the free delivery system |

is in

South Carolina ami Virginia. Abo to. New (irleam . Tickets good returning i begins.

twenty daya from date of sale. Stop j K w. ddle. of Chicago, o\ erg allowed soutli ot Ohio river. p

J. A. Mmiiakl, Agb the city today buying wheat. He

vaiHiHim [.me i:»e.o”s7<i.is. purchased about 5000 bushels from To Warsaw, Iml., July 17ih to Aug- Putnam county farmers at -L r >Jc

ost 1st, return limit Aug. 2d, one fare] . . , for round trip, aceount Spring Fountain P er busbel.

' The*Vandalia Line will run a series! The Locust street auxiliary of of hninesepkers’excursions to Mtchigan t,h L . Woman's Foreign Missionary

points Aug. 14 and Sept. IS.

pm; fare foi-the round trip, with twen- j society will hold its regular meeting

Soutli Gr«***i»cn**t l«*.

Mrs. James Owen, of Indianapolis, is visiting Mrs. Ike Wright. Miss Jennie Maloney went to Evansville today to visit friends. The Union band meets at Mrs. Linville’s in Keightleytown tonight. H. A. Mills is home from Bedford, where lie has been attending the meeting of Mrs. Holl’-I man. He claims to be much stronger in the new faith than ever before. Rumor has it that ex Mayor Marley has leased five miles of Walnut creek for a fish reservation,

Temple lodge, 47, Free and Accepted Masons, will work in the Entered Apprentice degree Wednesday night. C. E. Schroes, grand secretary of the Royal Arcanum, will meet with Lotus council. No. 329. tonight in G. A. R. hall. A full attendance is desired. Temple lodge, 47, Free and Accepted Masons, meets in regular communication Wednesday. A full attendance is desired. Four, if not more, petitions are pending

action.

The Uniformed Rank, K. of P., drilled last night in Baker A Browning's hall. A second meeting occurs Thursday evening. All Sir Knights who go to Brazil next Tuesday come out. A temple will probably be insti tuted here of Pythian Sisters at the time of the unveiling of the monument to Past Chancellor J. A. Hill. A number of ladies have already signified their desire to become charter members of the new temple. The temple will be instituted by supreme and grand officers, an honor not enjoyed by many new

temples.

The monument to be placed at the grave of Past Chancellor J. | Addison Hill and unveiled by the supreme temple, Pythias Sister, the 21st inst., has arrived front Maine. It is of beautiful granite. All local arrangements are in the hands of various committees of Eagle lodge, No. Iti, K. of P. The event will be a notable one in Greeueastle's history.

EAST SIDE.

F7. -A.. Hamiltor^’s Groceries-* are I'Correct and I’Cleai\.

Place a sample order with him and be convinced that his mammoth store is headquarters for all that is good

in the EATING LINE.

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A. HAM IE'TON, SOUTHEAST CORNER OF SQUARE.

HimIbom Ill■urau<'*. An advertisement won’t work maricles, it won’t sell ice in Greenland, nor snow shoes at the equator. It will sell overcoats in July if they are cheap enough, but a seasonable ad. of seasonable stufi’ is always

best.

Dull season advertising must be considered in two ways. As advertising and as insurance—insurance of business—insurance against loss of trade. Sneh insurance should be plaeed on the same business principles that dictate the placing ot lile and (ire insurance. Pick out the strongest companies—the best papers. Business insurance—advertising —is better than the other kinds. They repay the losses caused by misfortune. Advertising prevents the misfortune.

SPECIAL LOW RATES

BIG FOUR ROUTE

KOIt KotXOWINt. MEKTINOS;

Wheelmen Dt-nvei

League American

August 13-1S.

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Knights of Pythias Washington,

in August.

G. A. R. at Pittsburg. .September 10-1."). Ask nearest tleket iiK'-nt for tlute of sale, return limit, routes, train service, etc

E o. Mel oltMIl K.

I) II. MAIt’I'IN.

Pass. Tratlle Mintr. lienl Puss A'I kt Ast ( IN) INN ATI. If

NOV/IS YOUR CHANCE.

after May 2S, lSt)4. a cash iliscount of on all cash pur-

f.v days limit. Wednesday evening at 7 :30 in ^Uo furthcr particulars see J. H. Dow-, church The 8l ,

Ol<l Settlei’H* PiriiK'.

There will be an old settlers' picnic at Suthcrlin’s Springs near Russellville on Aug. 4, 1H141. Hon. Geo. W. Cooper has promised to be present. Among the others will he Messrs. B. Welch, of Putnamville;

NinKaru Full* Expursiun August Uml Via the Cincinnati, Hamilton A Payton Railroad. On Aii-rust 2nd the (’. II. A D. R. R. will run their annual excursion from Cincinnati to Niagara Falls, Toronto ami the Thousand Islands. The rate to Niagara Falls will be $.'>.7)0. tickets good fur return in •"> days. The rate to Toronto and return will la- sf.’i.Oil, tickets good for return in •"> day -. Tin- rate to the Thousand Islands and return will he $10.00.

anil tickets will In- good for return in Cull', per pair

Ladies' Shoes

From and I will ofi'er 5 per cent

chases exceeding 2."i cents. Ni changes in prices; all goat old price. Five cents ott $1.00 purchase, 3 cents oil "•'•cent purchase, 2 cents otf .*>0 cent purchase, 1 cent oil'2.*i cent purchase, and paying cash for inv coupon hooks when purchased will give you •"> per cent oil, making a $."i.ihi hook liir y 1,7•">, a $10.(in I for $!l..‘it). Ml accounts that are not settl'd at proper time within 30 days will he closed or settled hy note. Dry Goods, Notions Boots & Shoes Cnhlenchetl tiiuslili 7 ami Set-. I’deached “ ... .•'), 7, S and !* cts. Prints ’). (i aud 7 cts. CinghuuiH ..*). ti and 7 ct-.

Half-wool dress good'

double width 2") cts. Pins, two paper- for fi ct-.

t 'amhric

Linen collars

where he may go and fish without

bJ wt Interruption from the many would- ^ n j rew Crimea, of Terre Haute; ta-anglers. Jo. Grimes, of Crawfordsville; Lett

| 10 days.

'I'ltt* trip to Niagara Falls via tin; C. . II. A I >. R. R., Toledo, Detroit and the Michigan Central It. R. i- by the most picturesipie and instructive route to this “eighth wonder of the world.” The Niagara Falls excursions of the

Shoes

.’) ct-. 10 eta.

.20 cts.

$1.2."), t-1.7.'). $2.00, $2.')0

$1.10. $1.2.'). $1.7)0 7)0 cts. Ml cts and jvl $1 and $1.7)0 7)0 uml 77) ct •. 25 cU.

27) It)-. Vandiilia,

C. II. A D. R. It. are known to nearly Mauslield flour every one in Ohio and tin- south as af- | Bacon

AT ALLEN’S DRUG STORE.

'I'tie Weather.

Acker, of Waveland; Jeff. Sigler, of fording the best aceoniniodatioiison the

The largest anil best selected stock ol YYAAIJ* PAPERS

in the city to he found at

AGBE.RT AULEIN’S OooUr all new and fresh and the patterns are of gr«*at variety

The indications for this vicinity Rortland Mills; Hon. John Baker, J for the coining thirty-six hours urej°L Indianapolis; Hon. Peter Kenne-

traius and absolutely the best dining , p ( ^5" t ,.,. Stations in the I'niteil States. , Lion. Arhuekle’s

as received bv H. S I dy, of Grawfordsville; Alex. Bower, Co. from the ollk-ial °f New Market. A base ball game will be played between Rockville I ists will be done, and Ladoga. The management 1 "ateh this paper

Slippers. < 'hiltlren’s Still' HatSoft Hats

Stanley (’ups

Groceries.

27) lbs. patent flour 17) cts.

Big Four or

3Scts. 10 and 11 cC.

.12'., and 11 cts

10 cts. 17) els. 2 for 27) els

Crystal ami 23 cts.

i Ham

F.gg'

\. \. \. N.eofle

] as follows Renick &

weather bureau at Indianapolis;

Ample sleeping ear accommodation

have been arranged for, and everything ' d , " 1 '' ' ' M tm!k

eondueive to the comfort of excursion-

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Indianapolis, Ind., July 17

ALBERT ALLRV. Prop

perature.

Wappenhans. ling.

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Fair weather stationary tern-j promises a good day for all attend- "pjljy Vd'a'iy c 11 ,x

agent.

24 lbs

Sirup in pails I Sorghum “

for further an- J e dey “ .. for full information i 'V'":' Fi ^’ , {? 0 l ,ed P ails

I). R. R. ticket i raekers, five lbs. [ John Riley, Soutli Greencastle

..30 cts

.$1

.50 cts. .00 cts.

1ft cts. 37> i ts. .27) cts

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