Daily Greencastle Banner and Times, Greencastle, Putnam County, 5 December 1894 — Page 2

Till-: BANNER TIMEX GREENCASITE. INDIANA. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER T. 18114

Glhristmas Tics

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Arc the strongest of liome tii* and may be strengthened by a present to the loved ones of elegant ties selected from our mammoth stock. We carry! the best of everything in Men’s Furnishings and our great Holiday Sale affords unexam-1 pled opportunities for bargains j We have many new things in white and colored dress shirts and a full line of gent’s jewelry

Ladies’ Gloves and Mittens.

In Imported Kid Lined, with, and without Fur tops. Also a fine Line of Australian Yarn Gloves andMittens for men, women, boys and children. All suitable for a nice Present.

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up to 1 o'clock p. in.

It KICK CHAPEL. Miss Lou llarbison started Tuesday for Pittsburg, I’a.. for an extended visit

All coni!niiiiications should be signed \vithi"R^ relatives. She was accompanied lIu mi'ii.M,!’ th.« writ,.! : not n.-.-. warily for by li. r linolo, RfV. rims. HrUCe, Will) publioi ion, but ns evidence ot good faith. | J 1 '

has lipcn here for some time.

Saturday was the fortieth am)ivY>r*ary

A.iiinymiais communicatluns cun not be no-

ticod.

Where dill very m irreirnliir tilease report name promptly at pnhlleatlon otHce.

Specimen copies malleil free on application.

ttATES or SUBSCRIPTION. One Year In advance. Sir month* Tlirrr month* One month Per week hy Carrier

oj Mrs. II. II. Crow’s birth, also the forty-ninth anniversary of Mrs. ,Joe Lloyd and Mis. .1. PL O'Hair. A large number of friends met at the home of Mrs. Crow and celebrated the occasion,

G'-Ji she being surprised with finite a num-

1 •"]! her of handsome and tisefu , .to J well as a sumptions dinner.

Kd. Swope came home from fins City

serit>tlon iieeounts m e to la* |>uid to them as last Week for a short stay with home

they call and revelpt for same.

M. J.3BCKBTT HAKKY M. SMITH.

folks.

Mrs. I,eland Priest, of Roachdale,

was buried here Sunday.

John Chandler made a sale Tuesday. Ho will move to Evansville in the dear

Publisher ...Manavnntf Editor

Address all communications to The Daily Hannkk Times, Oreencastle, Ind. | future.

The popular pastime now with farmers is husking corn or butchering. Geo Gardner and wife, of Ladoga, Stindayed with Mr. Gardner’s father. Frank Gregory and wife, of Roachdale, visited at Tiiog. Williamson’s last

week.

Holiday ada. are coining in lively. We predict for those using the Manner Times space a profitable month's business preceding Christ-

mas.

A New York republican has composed the music of a waltz called ‘ The Republican Dance,” a break down, a shake ilown, and a touch down—all in one. Ilis name is Cable.

The difference between the man who advertises and the man who doesn’t is, the one finds his floors crowded and his shelves empty, and the other finds his shelves crowded and his floors empty.

We have received the Terre Haute Tribune, the Prairie City’s new afternoon daily newspaper. The paper is under the editorial control of George B. Lockwood, a son of W. W. Lockwood, of the Peru Republican, and who for sevcial y.-aii' was in DePauw uniyer sity, being well and favorably known in GreencasMe. Mr. Lockwood has a«*ociatpd with Idm a partner, W. A. Woodring, the business manager, and has secured a good local statF. The Tribune in its first issue shows up in excellent shape, is clean, readable and full of good news, both general and local. Though the establishment of a third daily paper in Terre Haute has failed before, we believe the city in the enterprise for which it is noted will support three papers handsomely, and predict for the Tribune success; at least, we heartily wish it as much.

KCSSELLVILI.E. J. Ernest Durham was at Greeneastle last Monday. Mrs. Wilson, widow of the late Michael Wilson, of Montgomery county, lias moved to town. Sarah Winifred Burnside is visiting her l>rother, A. D. Burnside, at Indianapolis. X. Hodgkin was at ( raw fordsville last Tuesday. T. L. Grider lias one of the busiest places in town. He buys and ships more poultry than all other houses together. He pays cash, sells for cash and does business on a small margin, but it is sure. C. W. Curry lias a new sawyer and is overhauling his saw mill. C. V. Hodgkin is shipping near ten thousand bushels of corn each week. L. Barbour, of North Salem, is here buying and shipping to the Indianapolis veneer works some very tine and large oak logs. IM. Rcncftc! and wife, of Mar-hall. 1 visited Dr. Stallard’s last Saturday and ! Sunday.

When Ollirrn I'all Hood's Sarsaparilla builds up the shattered system by giving vigorous action to the digestive organs, creating an appetite and purifying Hie blood. It is prepared hy modern methods, possesses the greatest curative powers, and has the most wonderful record of actual t urv.i of :my medicine it: * xi•deuce. Take only Hood’s. Hood’s Pills are purely vegetable, and do not purge, pain or gripe. ‘2ac.

MORTON. X. F. Wood is going to build an addition in ins house. Chris C’rodian has his new house about completed. Sam MeMain and wife vi-ited friends here last week. Mins Ccna Grimes who lias been vis- ! iting relatives here returned to her home near Russellville lust week. Richard Lloyd was buying hogs here last week. Union Chapel Sunday school will give tut entertainment for Christmas. Jimmie Prooton left last Saturday to attend college at Crawfordsville. G. W. Hanna and wife took their Thanksgiving dinner with their daughter, Mrs. Tustison, at Tuscola, 111. John Chandler will move to Evansville in about two weeks. He has rented his farm to a Mr. Starwall. The DePauw quartette will give an entertainment at Union Chapel SaturI day evening, Dee. 8. Come everybody.

Do not fail to inspect 11. G. Kelley’s line line of jewelry and silverware. IHf

Subscriptions for any magazine or paper taken at this otliee. We will save you money. tf

Keeping everlastingly advertie ing brings success. if

llitlli School Notes. The school gave a short Thanksgiving exercise last Wednesday forenoon. The program was ns follows: Piano duet, Mary Hirt and Josie Armstrong; vocal solo, Marie Btirnaby ; recitation, Grace Kelley ; piano solo, Pearl Meltzer; paper, Hettie Jordan; song. Nellie Matson and Belle Graham with the male quartette; vocal duct. Mamie Gifford and Josie Armstrong; song by the school, “Praise and Thanksgiving.’ The exeicises

December Weather.

The first storm period of the month will be on the fourth. The storm will generate in the west and mot e eastward, turning to sleet and snow in many parts of the country on the bth to the 7th. Reactionary storms ure due from the 1st to the 12th. A freezing polar wave will bring up the rear of these storms, heavy sleet being a characteristic. This will be followed by warmer on the 13th. From the 14th to 18th there will be marked disturbances. High and dangerous

were prepared entirely hy the

school and were well given. ! gales will sweep over the country, One interesting feature of Wed- ,oUoWe<i J , J' i a wav ® la8 ^ n 8 un ’

nesday morning was the announce ment bj’ Mr. House of the extuni-

DatHingin Real Esta We have some . the lies! br.rgaii in houses ami lo that have h<-< ollered for year Hard times h: in a measui helped tis to r duetions that tl casual buyer h only to see to a preciate.

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< Mice ovi-r First National Ua

Ifni. E. Hit ringer Olive Ridge, N. Y.

nation grades >n geometry. The examination was held Monday ternoon. The grades as a whole

were very satisfactory.

The time for the history rocitation was taken up by Prof. Green, 1 who gave a lecture 011 astronomy. Mis talk contained some things that were evidently new to the pu

til the 20th. From the 22nd to the 24th will be the worst storm period in the month, the winds ap- , t j pr niching a tempest. On the 25th there will he a decided change in conditions. Warm southerly winds will bring heavy rains, lasting until about the 29th, when in the north the rain will turn to snow, followed by a great cold wave that will sweep down from the north,

Erysipelas in the

WE SELL THE

Face Potters’ Celebrated

Nearly Blind, But Perfectly Cured

, | taking nearly the entire continent pus and that did not exactly agree'

with their text books upon the subject. He accomplished part of his purpose by making them think more about the wonderful things of God in nature—that bis hand is behind everything, making it move in its appointed place and preserv-

ing harmony in the universe.

The senior examination in his tory was given Wednesday. The questions covered a great deal of ground and required close think-! ing. The majority of the class made good .grades, but many were made, to realize that they would have to work harder. Miss South aid has proved herself a thorough teacher in history and has done all within her power to make the work more pleasant. History’ is a subject that cannot be mastered by a small amount of study and no one can expect a high grade if

they do not work for it.

The class in psychology has doubled since its organization. The work is not required, but a large

in its embrace.

Health, Appetite and Strength Renewed by Hood’s Sarsaparilla. “C. I. Hood & Co., I.owt-ll, Mass.: “ Hood's Sarsaparilla is splendid. I hail torn been troubled with erysipelas, and three times had it in my head and face. 1 beeatne nearly blind and my hair all came out. My husband wished me to try Hood's Sarsaparilla. 1 only | took three bottles before I Was Free from my old-ttmc trouble and tons sufferlnKS. It has never returned until last winter while I was 111 with the srip, a slight attack broke out on my face. After my sickness I was not well; became easily tired and lost my appetite. 1 resumed taking Hood’s Sarsaparilla and am

Filo Floss AND Wash Silk

Isiiiali Vermillion. 24-4w

C’irruit Court. Joel Dobbs et ul vs. Martha Dybbs et ul, partition, sale ap proved James W. Hymer vs. James H. C. Nelson, account; $275, allowed out of assetts. ftartin L. Ford vs. John R Fer rell et ai, to enforce lien ; yenued to Clay county. J. E. M. O'Hair vs. L. C. Arnold et nl, foreclosure, dismissed. Brazil Coal Co. vs. B. F. Joslin. notes, judgment for $206. David Jones, application lo be admitted to citizenship, admitted. Rosa Hirt vs. Allred Hirt, divorce; motion for an allowance to the plaintilf sustained and defendant ordered to pay $100 for use of plaintiff in prosecuting her suit. $75 on December 4, and $12 each week until further order of court.

Hood’s 8 ^ Cures

now using the fourth bottle and can run up and down stairs as spry as ever. The tired feeling

is cone and I liave'agood appetite.” Mils. Wm. E. II a kin ok h, Olive Ridge, New York. (

Hood’s Pitts cure all liver ills, biliousbuss, Jaundice, indigestion, sick headache.

ftig Lour Wester,, Kxcurslon Dec.4 and IS. On above dates excursions will be run to Arkansas, Colorado, Indian territory, Kansas, Louisiana, Missouri, Montana, Nebraska, New Mexico South Dakota, Texas and Wyoming. Rate will be half fare plus $2.(Ml. Return limit 20 days. F I’. llt'K-TIS, Agt.

IjOC sjI Time Gard. BIG FOUR.

GOING KAST.

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Train No. 14 liaitls sleepers to Boston s Coliiintiiis, sleepers and coaches to Cine uati. No. 2 connects for Chicago, Clncinni < ieveland and Michigan division points. ; 18 hauls sleepers for Washington via < . ,V sleeper for New York and e innects toi C! limbus No. 8 connects for < wfinnatl n Michigan division points at 'Vabash. No "Knickerbocker Spi-clul" sleepers for \ York. Nos. 7, II, <1 and 17 connect In st. Lo Hnlc- J - ” i • . .

nion depot with western roads. No. necteat I’arls with Cairn division for pot

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south, and at Mattoon with I. (

north.

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Alumni Meeting.

At the seciHid meeting of the

local alumni in Plato hall Dec. 4,

, . , . the report of the committee on yen-

number are studying this interest- • , , , ,

,, . , . , ' :ral program was read and adopted

lM<r I \ ,.*1 Loo

OPE! HOUSE ram

Special Engagement.

Will remain Three Nights, Longer

iug science of the class

1’rof. Lyon lias charge

the following committees were appointed: Finance, invitation of distinguished guests and to procure speakers, invitation of alumni, decoration, and u committee to pre pare the hull for the banquet,

dissected and compared and cm-j After enthusiastic

Messrs. Lyon's and McNutt’s physiology classes are working in cooperative anatomy. The heart of man}’ small animals have been

trasted with the human heart. This

various members

discussion by tlie association

work gives a more thorough under- adjourned to meet Wednesday evenstanding of the human anatomy ing, Dec. 12. A full attendance of than could be obtained merely the local alumni is desired, from the text, and is being empha-1 Major Birch, Pres, sized more this year than any for- ; y yy Baer, Sec’y

mer year. The pupils are showing

their interest bv bringing a great i, H ' , "iv n*7 Ud "‘* "7 0over, »’ r ' , . “ 60 ' i Hon. Will Cum hack was one of

vanetv of subjects. I . the numerous well-known republi-

Any one wishing extra copies of cans about the Deni8on house the High School Exponentctin have te rday. He told several friends them by applying to Miss Ridpath. I t hat he wouid be a candidate for

Only one was sold to each person 1 tlom i a , lt |„ n ()f at first so that each might have a It i8 sai(1 that chance to have at least one. An t,o round

effort is being made to raise a subscription list large enough to jus-

tify the school in having it printed by some of the city offices. If this can be accomplished a paper can be furnished that will he of the

County CoininiHsionerH.

James Maloney was granted a liquor license to begin Dec. 7, 1894.

greatest credit of the school. It I)r ' N ’ G ’ » mitl b •’esigned his po-

... . .. sition

win t>e especially mtercsting to the alumni, as it shows the pro-j

... , , , 1 ships and Dr. G. W. Poole

of ,be !..rw sin « they were

governor in 1890. be has an ambition

out his career in the

United States senate.—Indianapo-

lis Journal.

as pauper physician of

Greencastle and Madison towu-

was ap

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Respectfully solicits the patronage of Greencastle ladies. I use the

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members. The ward department contains the news from all the i ward schools and is edited by rep-' ^j,'’

pointed tr: h place.

llig Four Eitituraioiift.

I our route home-seekers’ exetir to Virginia, North Carolina and

reeentatives of the different grades, other points. In addition to selling to 'some nf the visitors laef Wed- principal points in southwest, west and nesday were: Maud Hufford, Ida northwe8 t. we will sell tickets Dec. 18 Cullen, Will Conklin, Hiram Col- V'‘ i T i ” °f ’ ’ | Gordonsville; aiso to North Carolina ins, 1 oarl Meltzer, forest McNary points and will run Hi rough ears from

and Charles Luetcke, all of the class of’94; Lulu Frank, formerly of the class of '95; Miss Josephine

Donnohue and Mrs. Birch.

Dora Houck has entered the jun-

ior class.

The juniors have Latin examination this afternoon. The Crawfordsville high school

Indianapolis to Greensboro via Cincin-

nati and Lynchburg. F. I’. Hukstis, Agt.

It**ul Estate Transfers. A. L. Johnson, receiver, to Greencastle Manufacturing company, land in Grccni-as-tlc, $150. George W. Slner to Kllsabcth Drake, land in Washington tp., jinjo.

Today’s Local Markets.

plays foot ball here next Friday. !

boys must beat

The high school

them again.

Tin* Winner. The winner of IhkI week’s eorre spondence was Mrs. B. D. Skillman, of Raccoon.

See tlie solid good rings ai II. ley’s, sold no" at <>9 cents.

G. Kel44tf

Jordan’s poultry house.1

1 liens ....

! Sprin^H,choice, j ( ocks, yotintt.. '

CkH'kK, M|ft ^ ’ ‘“

Turkey hens, old

Tm ki yn, youn^.l^ lb« and over ..* a iirkcys. old toms

Tui k*\\«, 8 to 1*2 Him Turkey honw, yoonfr

Dmkn. ; 0»*cm\ choice f. f. m|La and over Gecae. plucked EkHTH, freah, subject to httiidiirur Butter, frewh roll ;; Butter, No, 2

;i £ .. ..5 5 35

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REMEMBER THAT

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Stuyvesant Kingsbury.

All are of

HIGHEST ARTISTIC KXCKI

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an-l are prepared and bought by finest musicians f,r t!.<-n lucid I: tonal force, i-oinbined with (h-p' I sonoriiy and musical tpialitics w j places them in the foremost rank of

I pianos made.

; How’s ,Ye")' home? ' -jt’s ?{,trf the mail to happiness by showing onr inagnitlrent line of piauos-aud \ sell you one as cheap as you can bt in London, New York, Chicago or Francisco. Catalogue free. Newhouoe & Jeffe Fine Tuning a specialty. ^ lyr Office—Room 3, Music

\\ ill supply the people with firs tel ass GROCERIES at the lowest living prices. I also keep a full line of Classware and Queensware. Decorated l»inner Sets, f owls and Pitchers, and Tin ware of all kinds. Salt by the barrel 1 keep a tine line nf Toilet Soaps. All kinds of Fruits, Nuts and Candies for Holiday Trade. East but not least, will give with every box of Mascott’s Baking Powder—price 25 cents—a child s quadruple silver set, embossed knife fork and spoon. Just the thing for a Christmas present.

J. W. Moore,

When You Eat You Want The Best

Lueteke’s Bakery supplies the lathe

BREAD

line. Pies, Cakes. Rolls, Dottgl etc., to suit the most fastidim taste.

. Side Square. Abram s Old Stand.) 4t-:hn

1 wo dozen old newapapers at

'the Banner Timks otiic,- fVjr fl V( . ( cents. These papers will be found

j vet*) useful in nuipv wiivs.

L8FIEKE,

The (Lreencat Baker.

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the Banner Timi.s hintle

They '’'kc 0,l, ‘inch thickness of piano

are nice for pantry shelves, under i*“ ' carpets and in other ways. j {( ,_ - f,,r l w° dollars. member the price—two dozen for

I five cents:

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