Daily Greencastle Banner and Times, Greencastle, Putnam County, 8 January 1895 — Page 3

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rHt BANNEH TIMES. GREENCASTLE, INDIANA TUESDAY JANUARY 8. I8!lo.

L»U&TEK& The BakGriAinn Can supply you with better BREAD Than you can make yourself and CHEAPER. (•i't (Mic of his tickets hihI yon will iilso j;et a Bn'ad Box when the ticket is all punched suit.

I RANGOON. THU HOOK STORE "AAN

has alKtiit everything you need in HOOKS. Me has books and books, standard works of tietton, blank books, books of travel, of poetry, of history, family Bibles, teachers’ Bibles, atlases, dictionaries, in fact everything in the hook line, even POCKKT BOOKS. Then he keeps pens, inks, pencils.

If you really want the Biggest Bargains in the city, call at Stye (|lobe 5 l: o r e,

general manager; G. E. Farrington, secretary; R. 11. Thompson, treas-

urer.

M r s. John Gainor, of Muncie, who attended the funeral of her lather here, returned home today. Dr. N. G. Darling, of Chicago, attended the meeting of the Putnam County Medical association today. F. 1). Ader, J. O’Brien, C. Cook,

Where } on can get:

Granulated Sugar 21 pounds fnr$l 00 A Sugar 22 pounds for 1 00 .XC Sugar 21 pounds for I 00 j Brow’ll Sugar .25 pounds for 1 imii Raisins, per pound 05 < iirrenfs, per pound. 05 Best Navy Beaus. 7 ll>s 25

knives, hook fasteners, writing paper- Jno. Hurley, Mr. Lester and Rev. stationery of all sorts. Besides all these he keeps the daily papers and maga Bl '.V*n were among the Big Four /iues constantly on hand, and has good passengers for Indianapolis today. | looking ami obliging olerks to wait on J . vou * Mrs. Jackson and daughter, Miss Emma, w iio have been visiting YV.

Package ('ott'ee . . . . Bacon, per pound.. Lard

20 and 0 and

22 e 10 c 10 e

T.owest priees on all kinds of dried fruits and eniined goods. Also a full line of Dry Goods, No*lons, Hats Caps and Shoes. South Greencastle.

J. SWDRKNSKI. 268 tf

PROP.

MERELY A TIP

as to something that \vi undoubtedly benefit you. The values that run all through our earefullyselected stock ire especially favorable to the buyer just now and quick purchase will he the means of saving von a comfortable sum.

L. L. LOUIS & CO.

MONEY

LOANED

tiring at the assassin. The fellowmade his escape. Schlimracr is thinking of moving from his dang-

erous job.

The Putnam County Medical association is in session at Dr. Haw kins’ otlice today with a full nttend anee. OHicers for the ensuing year were elected as follows: Dr. Gillespie, of Reelsville, president; Dr. Collins, Roachdale. vice president: Dr. Hunt, secretary; Dr. Hanna, treasurer; and Drs. Hawkins, Poo e and Lammers. censors, Drs. Smythe and Terrell furnished interesting discussions on “Hysteric al Aphronia.’’ Several interesting

FOB THflT TlfiED FEELIlifi Take a ROCKER FOLDING BED Or one ot our SOFT COUCHBS.

A. B. Hanna, Furniture Dealer anj Undertaker.

Hall and family, returned to | papers were read by members of

I. wr Slid; sol \ UK

their home at Greencastle a It e rn oo n.— Hr mil ! >< m ocrut.

this

the association this afternoon. If the straet parade is an indica-

Lockridge’s birthday ,,on ' Harlows’ minstrels will thisj

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

Geo. Ei. Blake,

GREENCASTLE, IND.

REMEMBER THAT

g. m.EQoore

Will supply the people with firstelass GROCERIES at the lowest living prices. I also keep a full line of Glass- I ware and (jtieensware. Decorated Idn-j ner Sets, Bowls and Pitchers, and Tin ! ware of all kinds. Salt by the barrel. I keep a fine line of Toilet Soaps. All kinds of Fruits, Nuts and Candies for Holiday Trade. Last 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 tiling for a

Christinas present.

THE LOCAL FIELD

What is Going on in and About Fair Greencastle. LATEST CITY HAPS AND MISHAPS. Where Otir People P.re (ining and Where Their Quests are Stopping—Newk of IntereHt Over the City—The Bent Column in th ^ Paper for tjuirk Heading.

DON’T THINK Of leaving tin* city, even for a short time, without ordering tin* Dally Uannkk Timks to follow you. It costs you but 10 cents a week as It does here at home, and the address will be changed as often as you desire.

J. W. Moore, N. Side Square. Abram’s Old Stand. 44-3m

For a

Nobby, Neat, Well Fitting and Finely Trimmed suit of clothes see E. W. WHITE

repairing; a Specialty. , Shop over Jones' Drug Store opposite the postofuce. SEC HIS NEW GOODS.

MUSIC IN THE AIR!

WE ARE IN IT, AND TO STAY

Better values, quality than can be bad elsewhere, call. Thanks for past favors.

considered, Give us :t

H8-4w

J. F. HILL & SON.

'LECTION NOTICE.

K1118T National Hank.I Guk.kncasti.k. Indlttim, Dec.8, 1881 | The annual iiicctlnK of the atucklmldoi'H of this hank for the election of nine directors for the ensums year will be held at llielr bank bulidlnir on Tuesday, January », 1HU6, between the hours of one and four o'clock of said dav. 49 to Jan. 8 JEROME ALLEN, Cashier.

DePauw university opened today. Public schools opened yesterday in good shape. Lee Mathias is attending court in Bia/.il today. The banks will elect directors and officers today. Joe Bahr and wife are at home from Crawfordsville. Chas. Bivin and Ross Barnes are at home from the south. Mrs. George Hathaway is visiting her father at Marahai. The Royal Arcanum is building up its membership in this city. Looks now as if the ice men would have an abundant harvest. Orlando Reeves has a run for the American Express from Muncie to

Mattoon.

George Hathaway left this after noon tor Louisiana to look after his interests there. Charles B. Case left this afternoon to see that the legislature gets properly opened. Mr. Hessing, who ba? been working far 11. S. Rcniek in Sullivan county, is at home. Hon. George 'Y", Hanna was a | trifle better yes e id ay evening, J. | F. Darnall coming in from his bed-

1 side.

Albert YV. Johnston, of Los Animas. Colorado, a brother of James T. and Charles Y. Johnston, is vis i ittng here. Mrs. Kate Shanks, of Springfield, Missouri, who ha« boon visiting her sister, Mrs. J. T. Owen, returned home today. At the election of directors and officers of the Y'andalia yesterday at Terre Haute the old board was re-elected, also the same officers, as follows: YV. R. McKeen, president; J. G. Williams, vice president and

DRUGS, WALL, FARGR, PAINTS, STATIONERY Fancy Goods, Toilet Articles, at Lowest Prices at AbLEN'S DRUG STORG, east side square

Mrs. A. (J.

was celebrated at the residence of her father, Alphcus Birch, on Sun day with appropriate entertainment and a magnificent home dinner. Dave Abrams, who has been been working for the American Ex press, received a promotion yester day, and is now a messenger on the O. I. & YY\, between Indianapolis and Champaign. The Young Ladies' Home Mis sionary society will meet at the home of Miss Pearl Bassett YY'ed nesday ahernoon, Jan. 'J, at 2:30 o’clock. It is hoped that every member will be present. The following persons took advantage of the half-fare rates over the Vandalia line to Indianapolis this morning: E. Marquis, J. YV. Cooper, Drew Alspaugh. Misses Tillie Melizer and Hattie Lueteke, John Robe, F. G. Gilmore and YVm.

M listen.

There will be no dearth of places to visit tonight. There are religious meetings at both the Locust Street and College Avenue M. E. churches; Company I meets for drill; the city council will be in session; Barlow’s minstrels will make merry at the opera house, and several lodges meet in legular session. Isreal Knaeur, of Vivalia, met with an accident yesterday by which he will lose the use of three fingers. He was carrying a scythe and in walking on the icy walk he slipped and fell, the sharp blade cutting the tendons of the fingers. Dr. G. YV. Bence dressed the wound and says he will probably lose the use of the digits. The YVestern Union telegraph managers in offices over the state have been ordered to provide themselves with type writing machines. They receive a raise of five dollars per month in wages, the extra pay to be applied on the purchase of the machines. Raymond YValtz has a new Remington and messages now are delivered type written. Dr. G. C. Neale has been heard from and hearing of his whereabouts is a source of gratification to his Greencastle friends. He telegraphed this afternoon from Niles, Mich., that he was still with the Boyd Minstrel troupe and he wired some of the other creditors to meet him at Goshen, where a settlement will be had with the company. The Gentlemen’s Literary club held an open meeting at the resi deuce of Jerome A’leu last evening with u good attendance. Two new members. Profs. Stevenson and Fairchild, were admitted. The paper of the evening was furnished by Dr. J. C. Ridpath, who took for hia subject “Man in History.” The doctor’s paper was excellent and provoked a lively discussion in which a majority of the club disagreed with the author. YY’ill Schiimmer, the Motion night operator at Crawfordsville, is having his share of tough luck. Not long since he was shot in the back of the head by a stranger.and it was thought that he was fatally hurt. This morning at three o’clock he was again assaulted in his office, and he thinks by the same party. The fellow entered and asked Schiimmer what time it was, after which he drew a knife and began slashing. He slashed the operator across his stomach, cutting clear across his clothes and scratching the flesh. Schiimmer then threw a dumb.bell and began

Barlows' minstrels will

evening give a good entertainment 1 in the opera house. They are by far the best appearing company seen here this season, and their street work at two o’clock was immense. As they marched out YY’ashington street, they were joined by “Jack,” the DePauw dog, who knows good music when he hears it, and was a stayer through the

rather long parade.

Miss Jennie Maloney is at home

from Bloomington.

Miss Nellie Fee is at home from

Bloomington.

Mrs. F. L. Joslin is at liome from

Orleans.

A FURNAGE

IS A

NK\VS FROM DFRAUW. THE BEST DAILY HAPPENINGS OF THE UNIVERSITY Look in tlii* Column for Itand Kntertainmontft—Not«*H, Items and Announcement 8—The Very Latest and the liest by Special Reporter.

Manager Church is still figuring finances. Guy Rogers spent Thursday in Lebanon, the guest of afriend(?); Fred Cunningham visited friends in the capital city yesterday. Miss Allen, of Covington, will not return to her college work. Miss Fernie has returned from her visit in the east. The athletic concert will be given some time this month. The DePauw Weekly will be out next week. Get ready to read it. Miss YValton and Miss Lallines have been visiting a few days in I ndianapolis. Mr. Arthur Smith, of Areola, 111., retmned to his home this morn ing and will not be in school until next semester. A movement is on foot to open the college gymnasium If you arc desirous of spending a little time improving your physique and encouraging future athletics in De Pauw make it known by adding your name to the class list. Prof. Jones returned this morning from Terre Haute, where he gave iiis Chopin recital last evening. The professor was well received and his endeavors were highly rewarded with applause and

praise.

Mr. Sam Douden is sick at his home in Greensburg and will not be in school for some time. Wittenberg college is still rejoicing over foot ball victories and some handsome donations irom Hie co'lege patrons. This column is again open, full blast, to the news and happenings of DePauw, This is the new year opening lor college news and the | correspondent will endeavor to sup-1 ply you with every thing of note. However if you have any notes doti l be bashful about sending them in as they are always enjoya bly received and w ill meet careful attention. Nearly all the students are back and their smiling countenances bespeak the many irood times and enjoyable experiences ot the last few days of vacation.

I'lilDG of GOipORS These winter days. In making ? deal lor one see H.S. RENICKCO., And they will make you prices that will surprise you.

A general line of

Hardware, Skates, Tinware, Knives, etc. Bast Side Fublic Square. E. -A.. 11 a mi lloiy’s Groceries are K or reel and Kleaij.

Place a sample order with him and be convinced that his mammoth store is headquarters for all that is good in the EATING LINE.

El. A. HAM I HT ON

SOUTHEAST CORNER OF SQUARE. •

February 1 | SLEAN KR02ERY,

Will move to the Southard I\oon2 And will show you the finest line of

Bailow BIOS

/HAGNiriCCNT MINSTRELS.

Pure btoml i« iitiaolutely n»»ce*“!iry In order to enjny perfect heidth. Hood’s Sarsaparilla purities the blood and strengthens the system.

SUPERB BRASS BAND. GRAND CONCERT ORCHESTRA, DOUBLE MALE CHOIR, FAMOUS COMEDIANS. The Greatest of all Great Minstrel Shows.

And we want everybody to bear in mind that you can buy at Riley’s as cheap as any place in the city, and get a FIY'E per cent discount on every cash purchase. Now is the time to buy Sugar while it is down, as it is going up. We give 2(1 pounds Granulated sugar for $1.00 21 " A sugar for I ,oO 22 “ C sugar for 1.00 25 “ X C sugar for 1.00 Best bulk coffee 2“*-faC. Kiugau’s bacon and lard, per lb 10c. Lion, Arliuekle XX XX and Crystal Cotlces, 22cents; Mansfield and Big Four Flour, 55 cents. Patent 45 cents. Everything else in proportion. A general stock, ''(insisting of Dry Good.-, Notions, Hats, Caps, Shoes and Rubbers of all kinds. Full line of Gioeer-

ies.

-Jolin Kiloy, -Ti* Scu'.it -M-bn Slrvet.

IkitMicn in Real Estate We hal e some of the best bargains in houses and lots that have been ofl'ered for years. Hard times lias, , in u measure, helped us to reductions that the casual buyer has only to see to appreciate. .). M. HURLEY (ifflee over Kirs! National Hank

COLD WEATHER.

Doesn’t hinder plastering when done with Adamant. See R- B- HURLEY For further information. BOX 773

Wanted—Girl to do gi neral house work; permanent home t" the right | party. Apply to George K. Blake. 72tt! i At the Rannkr Tim is bindery we take one inch thickness of piano music. I mend and hind it in a handsome style j dtU&wtl I

Will appear for one night only in GREENCASTLE, AT THE HRM!! 3PERS BOUSE.

for two dollars;

On the above date.

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