Daily Greencastle Banner and Times, Greencastle, Putnam County, 6 October 1894 — Page 3
IK HA.WKH TIMES, GKEENCaSTLE, INDIANA SATURDAY OCTOBER <5. 1801.
■^BKRTOiftiS UHUISDRV^ Mftke* your Itm-n look like now. Three bIiIpuienUeueli with, Mon , Witl und tri. prompt collection ano oeliverv.
MONEY LOANED
In any sum, for any time. Must see the borrower in person. No delay. Money furnished at once at the very lowest rates.
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You can save from 10 to 20 |ht vent on GROCERIES. DRY GOODS. BOOTS. SHOES. ETC.. AT Stye (ilobe 5tore, MU TH tiKKKNCASTLE. J. SUDRHNSKI. RROR. Utwtf
1 ileavor societies of Hendricks coun j rcluctantly. The meeting, riaht in t> at 1 iltsboro iast Sunday. The; the midst of a democratic district, next annual meeting wiil he held was a daisy and was of great bene
at Greeneastle.—Hendrick.* County lit.
Gazette. \ ou ^ f or thieves. Col. Matson admitted in his j They are robbing roosts nightly in speech on Saturday evening that the aouth part of town. Lee Wells the republicans were right in their bad six chickens taken night before protest against the gerrymander, i laat, and he is up in arms against
depredations. Suspicion
THE LOCAL FIELD
He said there ought to be a fair ap portionment in Indiana, and in eyery state. Mr. Matson is right.—
Franklin liepublican.
Miss Lelia Talbott entertained u few friends last evening at her home on east Hanna street, in honor of Miss Meda Stoner, who will leave, in a few days for Kansas. The evening was spent in games and a
Geo. Es. Blake,
OBEENOA8TLE, IND.
|very pleasant \ Those present
further
points to a certain party, who had better lay low or he may get a load of buckshot one of these nights. Hon. L P. DeTurk, populiat can didate for congress, is addressing the populists this afternoon at the
court house.
Dick Gillespie’s horse took first money at the Bainbridge novelty
time is reported. | i a i r j n , he green trot>
were Messrs. Tom
What is Going on in and About Fair Greoncastle.
Character Ti p- toe " ,aik i tir it • S Y m b olid \\ diking, izes curiosity, turned-in toes, absent-mind-edness, slow steps, a thoughtful person, quick steps energy. There is a style of walking which indicates that a man's shoes hurt him, but that style is uncommon here because so many men Wear the L. L. Louis & Co. Shoe. ”IT NEVER PINCHES” L. LOUIS & CO. For the Neatest and Best /T^retyapt Jailori^ In the city go to E. W. WHITE. Over jones’ drug store, opposite the postoffice. Finest Line of Samples, Buttons Covered and Made to Order Repairing and Cleaning. E. W. WHITE. L. M. Hanna, M. D., PHYSICIAN & SURGEON Oflloe No. 1H Walnut Street, First Door Fast Riiinne House. Residence, llrlek House on same lot.
LATEST CITY HAPS AND MISHAPS.
Where Our People are Ooi.iR and Where Their fiiiesta are Stopping—News of Interest Over the City- The Hest Column In Hit Paper for tjalek Heading.
, ,, . Mrs. Serena Washburn is at Darnall, Henry Higert, Leland Base, llolJ j e fron) Illinoie anU We8tern
Albei t Graham, George Black,! - ntg Omer Stoner and Misses Addle
Farmer, Laura and Meda Stoner,' Mr - and Mr8 ’ N ’ Cha l ,ni « n » re Lizzie Walls, Mayme Gifford, Jon- j V ' 8iting re,R,ive8 in Fnirview ’ Ul
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\n BIRCH IV COBBL
ERS
OAK RATTAN
A New Line Just Received.
The Best Line of
FOLDING BEDS AND BED ROOM SETS in the city. HANNA. Undertaker. East Side Square.
nit and Pearl Allen and Mayme Hibbitt. On Thursday night the new fust express over the St. Louis division os the Big Four arrived at India-
Mr. and Mrs. N. W. Cummings are visiting Mrs. Dr. Farrow. Mrs. Dr. McNutt, of Carbondale,
111., is visiting here.
S. C. Matson went to Crawfords-
napolis twenty minutes late, owing ' **1® at noon.
DON’T THINK
or leaving the city, even for a short time,! Louis and
without ordering the Dully Hannkh Timks to ;
follow you. It costs you but 10 cents a week 'fifteen minutes’
as It docs here at home, and the address will | (',
ho chanKod as often as you desire.
Early fall colds are fashionable. Harry Maxwell went to Lafayette
today.
Tonight’s meeting on the Ridge
will be a hummer.
Born, to Albeit Landes and wife,
city, Get. T), a son.
C. R. Worrall, of Bloomington,
was here yesterday.
Mrs. Thos. Bayne went to Indi
anapolis this morning.
Hear Hon. R. A. Brown at the hox Ridge school house tonight. Chns. Broadstreet lias moved to
the corner of Indiana and Hj,, | ‘Ifeorating will be added
streets.
THE
to delays in getting out of St. !
iu that ease made up
time. The train
Indianapolis twehty minutes late and arrived iu Galion on time, covering the 204 miles in four hours and ten minutes, making
eight stops at county seats and i.«„k
railroad crossings, which makes the speed of the train fully fiftyfour miles an hour the entire distance.— Indianapolis Journal. The art school of DePauw uuiverpity will open a class here for regular work in drawing, charcoal, oil and water color. Miss Bessie Smith, a graduate of the school, who has prepared herself especially for the work of teaching, will have charge of the class. Wood carving
BEST DAILY HAPPENINGS OF THE UNIVERSITY
in thin Column for It—(iuostM anil Entertainments—Noteg, IteniH ami Annouiieeiiieiits—The Very Eatest ami the
Hest by Special Reporter.
A. RltO( KWAY
A. T. mt<M K\V A Y
Brockway & Brockway
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fflocumuracite ami Bituminous Goal aim Cole. Your Patronage Solicited
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FRANK ALLEN
Parker & Allen
Mrs. Minnie Thayer, of GreenI ffeld, is visiting her father, Dr. J, C. Ridpath. Miss Sopha Blosser, of Kalida, Ohio, is the guest ot her sister, Mrs. Rev. 1*. H. Beery. The Hiawatha club delightfully entertained many of their friends at their club rooms last evening. The hour of holding evening services at College Avenue church has been changed from 7:30 to seven o’clock. Mr. and Mrs. James Stuck and daughter Mabel, of Indianapolis, are visiting the families of Chns. Houghland and Chas. Meikel tins
week.
Republicans meet tonight at 0:45 at the engine house to march to Fox Ridge. Turn out en masse. The Silver Leaf band is going
along.
Prof. Naylor added several new members to the choir at Locust Street M. E. church. They will appear in the song service tomorrow
night.
as soon as there may be a demand for them. The class will ha\e its first meeting Saturday afternoon, Oct. 6th, with Mrs. Zimmerman on, Meridian street. Let all who wish I to enter the class or to make in-
Dale Sedgwick is suffering from an injuied knee and will not play foot ball again for several days. The foot ball team leave tomor at noon on the Monon for Champaign where they play on Monday. Prof. J. W. Richards, ’87, principal of Spencer schools, is visiting
Phi Dell brothers.
Messrs. Dunn, Church, Haskell, Gavin, Dowden, Meade, Morriss and Allen witnessed the Cham-paign-Wabash foot ball game at Crawfordsville this afternoon. The university social at Dr.
((nines concerning it report at that '*°^ a 8 Wil8 we ^ attended last eve-
Goutractois aud Builders,
House Raising and
Moving.
DKALKR*IN Oonl, TYincllincj, SEWER PIPE
107 E. FRANKLIN ST.
are rounding up a successful week's campaign today. Their confidence in carrying the county is greater
than ever.
There will be a republican club meeting on next Saturday night, Oct. 13th, 7:30 o’clock, at Brick C ft a pel. Hon. H. C. Lewis and Dr. Moore will address the club. Dr. George L. Curtiss, the newly appointed M. K. pastor at this place, will occupy the pulpit at
AndTToll0'\wl3Ull(iiU££BviCk morning and evening services
(330-181)! Sunday.—Co/Mwd»M* liepublican. Tlie republicans will march over
I n A I j to the Ridge this evening behind Best U I |j IJ A |J the Silver Leaf band. It is a dolU IftWI* WW ii ar to a dime gamble that Brown’s
meeting will discount Robinson’s. Danville was well represented at the meeting of the Christian Kn
time and place. The regular days and hours of lessons will be arranged to suit the convenience of the members.— Brazil Times. Rev. L. F. Dimmitt the new M. E. pastor, was greeted by a good audience both morning and evening Sunday at his first service here, and his hearers were greeted by two good sermons, of which they speak highly. It had been frequently remarked during recent months that, on account of the superior ability of the pastors here in all of the churches, a new pastor to follow either of them would have a difficult task. The departure of Rev. Hurlstone for New Albany was the first occasion for observation as to the accuracy of these of these predictions. Rev. Hurlstone always delivered an excellent sermon and was also admired in other respects by all who knew
The republican county candidates ; iiim But tb ere is no division of
Mrs. James Black’s. Konvcj orders with John Riley* South 0
GreencttsMc*. ^35-l.iw
AT ALLEN'SJDRUG STORE, The largest and best selected stock of _ . WA.UU PAPERS in the city to be found at AGBELR'T ALL,B.N'S AI URIiT ALLKN, ITop L.muIs all now and rresli and the patterns are of ifrcat variety.
no
opinion about Rev. Dimmitt being equal to the occasion, even in the shadow of Rev. Hurlstone’s superior ability.—Martinsville Reporter. The best meeting ever held in Marion township was that of last evening at the Osier school house. Messrs. H. C. Lewis. George \V. Hanna, James McD. Hays, John Hunt and Ceph. Real were there and all made speeches. The house was filled full, people sat on benches and crowded the aisles. They stayed till the end and were then not satisfied. J. W. Ragan made a short addiess. A motion to adjourn was the only way the crowd could he dismissed. This adjourning business is a funny tiling in this year’s republican politics in Putnam. In former years republicans did well to get a crowd at all, and a motion to adjourn was a rarity for the reason the crowd generally adjourued itself. This year they stay and listen, for there is something to hear; their inteiests are affected and they want to hear it all, so that a motion to adjourn i® the only way to disperse the crowd, and that motion comes
ning, about two hundred being present, of which the larger part were gentlemen. Dr. John and wife, Dean Mansfield, Misses Campbell, Sims, Collin, Lewis and Beals and Mr. Norman Jones were the reception cominitteee. The introduction committee was Norman Jones and Misses Campbell and Sims. Small girls tastefully attired in white received the guests at tlie door and ushered them to the dressing rooms. Altogether it was a very pleasant affair. Bert Bowles returned today from his home at Springfield, where ke has been for the past ten days. Mouth Hre«*nentitle. Tobe Walker is here from Louisville visiting friends. Mrs. Conger is moving from this city to Indianapolis. Mrs. U. T. Ashley is visiting her parents at Stilesville. Grocery man Abbott has a new delivery wagon. A number of people are preparing to visit the “Shaker camp” to
morrow.
BARGAINS IN UNDERWEAR. 10 Do/. Ladies’ Heavy Ribbed Shaped Vests, taped neck, sateen front, 19C 25 Doz Ladies’ Ribbed Shaped Vests and Pants, tleeeed Egyptian yarn, face trimmed front with silk taped neck. A bargain. 25C 10 Doz Ladies’ natural color, tleeeed, non-shrinking wool, ribbedVests, lace trimmed necks, silk shell front, pearl buttons, Pants to match, ankle length, 50C
L>adies Union 3uits 5 Doz Ladies’ Maco Colored,ribbed, union suits, tuned neck, lace trimmed on neck and front, 50C 5 Do/. Ladies extra heavyEgyptian cotton, silk taped, shell stitched neck and front. The best suit made for $1.00 Ladies’ natural wool union suits, extra fine $1.50, $2.00 Children’s union suits in all sizes, 50C We have some bargains to oiler you in Children’s. Misses’ and Roy's Merino Vests and Pants. We have put a price on them to close them out quick. Saxony and Spanish Yarn, the )>est goods at the lowest prices. F- G- GILMORE-
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And every wise man will sec to it that his family is provided against the cold blasts of winter by having the right kind of
HliATING STOVES
OK A GOOD
Mrs. Anna Banning is in Martins-
ville.
NEWS FROM DEPAUW.
EUkipZE.
SEE
RENICK. The Hardware and Furnace Man.
Ed. A. M a mil tore’s Groceries are Korrect and Klear\.
Place a sample order with him and he convinced that his mammoth store is headquarters for all that is good in the EATING LINE.
EL. A. HAMILTON. SOUTHEAST CORNER OF SQUARE.
* HQILLIDERY. •<-
Our opening was a grand success. Do not fail to see our handsome stock of Millinery before purchasing. You will find a handsome bonnet for mother, a beautiful hat for sister and a charming cap for baby. BOSTON MILLINERY. One door East Postoffice. Anna W. Banning, Prop.
flluta on Fiiklilon. Fur capes nroinise to be in great favor w ith tin* ladies this season. Everywhere it is predicted that With the arrival of cold days the demand for these wraps will be large. The Jackets give more variety than usual. They are made in various styles and length and have a very stylish effect. They are much longer than those worn last season, in ide to lit the figure closely with double breasted front, button to one si a* with eather single or don hie row of buttons an large, pointerf revers. A large and choice selection of all the latest and most desirable styles in ladies’, misses’ and children’s jackets, canes and wraps'of all kinds can be found at the Dry Goods and Carpet Store of Tiie D. Langdon Co., who ate leaders in Ladies’ Furnishing Goods. Tlie best is the cheapest, especially when you can get the best at the pi ice of an inferior article. Step in and examine their new goods.
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