Daily Greencastle Banner and Times, Greencastle, Putnam County, 9 January 1895 — Page 3
THE B ANN EH TIMES, GREENCASTLE, iNTM\N* *\Y .TAXPaRY 0.
1895.
If you renlly w:int tin- B irgains in tlie city, full at 5t7e Qlobe 5tore,
W lie re >on cun get:
Orannluteil Sii'inr A .Sujtitr.. XT Sujfiir
Brown SuKiir
21 pou mis for $1 . 22 pounds for 1 . 24 pounds for 1 .25 pounds for 1
Raisins, per pound 05 •'urrents. per pound 05 Best Navy B< sns. 7 lbs -•> I’ufkaKe Coffee 20 and 22 f Bafoa, per pound !* anil 10 c Ijiirtl 10 C Lowest priees on nil kinds of dried fruits nnd funned goods. Also a full line of Dry floods, NoMons, lints < mis and Shoes'. South Greeneastle.
J. SUDRKISSKI. aistf
RROR.
LANGDON, THE BOOK STORE /AAN has about everything you need in 1300KS. He has 1>nnks and books, standard works of tlftiou, blank books, books of travel, of poetry, of history, family Bibles, teuehers’ Bibles, atlases, dictionaries, in fnet everything in the book line, even POCKET BOOKS. Then he keeps pens, inks, pencils, knives, IxKik fasteners, writing papers stationery of all sorts. Besides all these he keeps the daily papers nnd magazines constantly on hand, and hu- good looking and obliging clerks to wait on you.
IT
MONEY
LOANED
as to something that w undoubtedly benflit you. The values that run all through our
cnrefuiiyseieet-1 Must see the borrower in per-
ed stock ire especially favorable to the buyer just now and quick purchase will be the meansof saving von a comfort-
able sum.
In any sum, for any time.
son. No delay. Money furnished at once at the very
lowest rates.
L. L. LOUIS & CO.
For a
Nobby, Neat, Well bitting and Finely Trimmed suit of clothes see E. w. WHITE
Geo. B. Blake,
GREENCASTLE, IND.
THE LOCAL FIELD
What is Going on in and About Fair Greeneastle.
LATEST CITY HAPS AND MISHAPS.
REPAIRING a Specialty. Shop over Jones’ Drug Store opposite the postoffice. SEE HIS NEW GOODS.
MUSIC IN THE AIR!
WE ARE IN IT, AND TO STAY.
Where Our People e re Going Mint Where Their GueBtK are Stopping—New» of IntereMt Over the City—The Bent Column in th» Paper for ijnlck Heading.
IION'T THINK Of leaving the city, even for a short time, without ordering the Dally Hannkh Timksio follow you. It eosls you but 10 cents a week as It does here at home, and the address will he changed as often as you desire.
Better values, quality than can be had elsewhere, call. Thanks for past favors.
considered, Give us a
K8-4W
J. F. 1111.1. & SON.
As the new year begins you will ttnd J. MERKLE, THE TAILOR, in his old stanu above the Western I'nion Telegraph <llflee. All of you who wish tailor ing done bring It In any time during the week No work done on Sunday. All work done first class. T2-3m
YOU 7\A7W THL-K
ABOUT YOUR
Fresh Groceries, Clean Groceries, Cheap Groceries, But did you ever stop to think that after all the best place to buy GROCERIES that are PURE and AIMS FIT TIM is at the OLD RELIABLE STAND of L. WEIK & CO., South Side Square.
Subscriptions for any magazine or paper taken at this otlice. We <vill save you money. tf
W. H. Ragan is in Indianapolis
today.
Rev. A. J. Frank went to Russellville at noon. Mrs. F. I). Ader has returned from Wabash. Supt. Lyon is visiting schools at Fillmore today. Samuel Crews, of Decatur, 111., was here last evening. Mrs. Harry Maxwell is visiting friends at Crawfordsville. Mrs. Robert Higert is attending the funeral of a niece at Indianapolis today. Mrs. U. J. Hammond and daugh ter, of Indianapolis, arc visiting Mrs. Col. Mahan. The cinch club met with Miss Kate Weik last evening and a pleasant time was had. Robert Rerryhill and Tom Honan will attend the Dodd-Hibben wedding at Greeneastle tomorrow.— Lebmiaii Reporter. Mrs. John Hanna, of Plainfield, is a candidate for state librarian before the legislature. The Silver Leaf hand state they have mastered the American Cadet march which they have been eper siting on for about ’steen weeks. Mr. W. H. Ragan, of tiie State Horticultural society, will he among the speakers at the next Farmers’ Institute, Feb. 7, 8 and 9.—Muncie
Times.
Rev.S.P.F.dmondson, of the Methodist church at Danville, is dead. He was weil known here. The funeral will occur in Danville at 10:JO a. m. Friday. That bright light north of the
found in another column of the
paper.
Harry Maxwell left at noon for Chicago, where he will join Rev. Henry Ostrom, the evangelist, and go to Reaver Dam, Wis., where they will hold revival meetings. The State Teachers’ association recommended that the flag salute, as prepared and authorized by the Woman’s Relief corps, he a part of the exercises of all our public
schools.
The Political Equality club will have a session in Mrs. Thomas Haynes parlors Thursday afternoon at 2:30 o’clock. All ladies interested in municipal suffrage are invited to be present. Colonel Hargitt, the veteran tramp printer, loaded to the guards with bilge water, was here this week. The colonel is near one hundred years old, has been everywhere and is the champion walker of the
profession.
Ernest Cook, son of Asa Cook, living northwest of the city, fell on the ice yesterday while skating and broke the small bone of his right leg just below the knee. Dr. G. C. Smythe was called and gave the necessary surgical attention. Miss Anna Lahr, who has made her home with the family of Dr. Curtiss for several years, left this morning for Hoopeston, 111., to reside in the future. The large cir cle of friends she has made since her short stay here will he sorry to learn of her departure.—Columbus
Republican.
It is the mission of the newspa per to publish news. Now it is a fact that from the man who waters his milk, to the cold-blooded murderer, all degrees of criminal man kind wiint news suppressed. Their business is disturbed by the enterprise of newspapers. But no one who is open ami honest and free from any taint of transgression wants news suppressed. Invitations to the wedding of Rev. Elbert Robb Zaring to Miss Minnie M. Beem, of Spencer, have been issued. Miss Beem is the daughter of David Beem, one of Owen county’s most prominent citizens, and Rev. Zaring is the son of Elder Zaring, a former resident of this city, and now lias charge of a congregation at Indianapolis. The wedding will take place at Spencer on T hursday, January 10, at eight o’clock p. m.— Bloomington World. Miss Benaldine Smith, who has been heard here in violin work, recently participated in a recital in Lafayette, and the Cottr/er says: ‘ Miss Smith’s violin playing has also improved noticeably under the tutorage of Campanari, the Cincin nati instructor, and her performance last night was a treat. Her first piece, “Legende,” w’us encored, a “Berceuse,” by Renard being given. Svendson’s “Romanze” was also encored, the beautiful “InterMezzo” from Cavalierro Rusticann
being given.
The Courier-Journal of Louisville, is authority for the statement that the Monon road will soon have a through freight line to St. Louis, It wiD be over their own line to Bedford, thence over their Switz City branch which has been wid ened from a narrow to a standard
gtlttge; then over the
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the most Je. _ ' workers at t., di l>. and having been eompelleo on iii i otint of illness to miss the pleasures of the installation exerci - of Monda} - evening, the '"dies call t upon her at the a how named Lime. Through Mrs. W. I ! Burke, who made the address, Mrs. :apin was presented with a beautiful qun the handiwork of the ladies ot the corps. The occasion wa -n h: pp}
event.
Barlow's lai.istrcls showed • a good house at the opera uousc last evening. The company is an excellent one and dealt in genuine minstrelsy. an entirely too rare an article these days of fake shows, clap trap and electric lights. The Barlows and Ward and Weeks were fun makers from the word go, hut for some reason Billy Barlow didn't warm to his work as is his wont. He is a circus within himself when at his best and what he did last evening stamped him as a genuine artist. The acrobats, musical kings and terpischoreans were good and occasionally a new gag was sprung. The end man’s remarks as to the Wilson hill being counterfeit were very appropriate. The “minstrel festival” was a neat hit of aetette play and was heavily applauded. The show on a whole w as clean and good, first class in all particulars.
—A I
FOB Till TIRED FEELIRG
Take a ROCKER FOLDING BED Or one of our SOFT COUCIIFS. A. B. Hanna, Furniture Dealer and Under taker. FA* I *ll>l NO I \ III
A FURFMAGE:,
NEWS FROM I)ERAUW
THE
BEST DAILY HAPPENINGS OF THE UNIVERSITY
IS A
T 1)1 DC of ('OlltFOKS These winter days. In making a deal for one see H.S. RENICK&CO., And they will make you prices that will surprise you. A general line of
Look in tliIk Column for It—GtieHtM and Kntertaiiinieiitti—Note*, Iteiiid and Announcements—Th« Very Latest and the Itest by Special Reporter.
James Sprangle, ’97, of Muncie, arrived yesterday and wiil lake up work in the college. Frank Thomas will discontinue his connection with the university and return to his home at Danville this week. Frank Strouse, of Rockville, came in this morning, having extended his vacation a few days. Joe Haul) is sick at his home at Chalmers. Ind. Joe will come hack as soon as he is able. Misses Catherine and Elizabeth Collin are now rooming at the Theta house. Walter Irwin is conducting a re vival service at Indianapolis this
week.
“Daddy” Deerhake is raising “Moss” for the botany department. Miss Abbott, '93, visited her parents in this city during the holi-
days.
Miss Olive Stanley, ’94, who is now teaching, spent her vacation in Greeneastle with old friends. Miss Tillie Deerhake, of Huntingburg, visited her brother in this
city last week.
Fred Church visited friends at Covington a few days last week. Miss Ida Ellis, ’92, now teaching at Carpentersville, lias returned to her duties after a very pleasant vis
it in this city.
George Kenney is still at his! home, Broadlands, 111., at the bedside of his father, who is not ex pected to live. George may not re-
turn for some time.
M. G. Soule suiTered a surgical
Indiana and i operation during tire holidays and
Hardware, Skates, 'Tinware, Knives, etc Jinst Side? Fuhlic Sejutire.
j •
K. zX. IT ci mil lot Groceries are
IN or reel and I'Cleaiy.
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 H TON SOUTHEAST CORNER OF SQUARE.
February 1 KLEAK GROCERY,
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 FIVE 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
20 pounds Granulated sugar for $1.00
And will show you the finest il A f "' ,-0<)
Will move to the
Southard f^oong
HIT H
line of
rn
C sugar for
1.00
Ever shown. G- LeSTGR.
j 25 “ X C sugar for 1.00 Best bulk eolt'ee 27l^C. Kingiiii’s bacon and lard, per lb 10c. Lion, Arbuekle XX XX and Crystal Coffees, 22 1 2 cents; Mausliebl and Big Four Flour, 35 cents, 1’atent 45 cents. Everything el-,, in proportion. A general stock, consisting of Dry Goods, Notions, Hats, Caps, Shoes and Rubbers of all kinds. Full line of Giocer-
ies.
tJolin Riley, 715 South Main Street.
Illinois Southern from Switz City to Effingham, then over the Vanda Ha to St. Louis. The proposed route will he 308.7 miics from Lou-
will he required to give up college
work for some time.
Quite a number of students enjoyed last evening the excellent
isville, seventeen miles shorter than j skating on the pond and ereek. The
^ W" \r»a i ls i r* /•/tn A111/XYl
j recital upon invitation of the MatiJ | nee Musicale of that place. His! ‘ program for tins occasion is a
! mixed one.
Miss Florence Elliott, of El wood, has returned to tier work in the school after a six months’ absence. Miss Carrie Dewey, of Cicero, who was one of the pupils of a year
or two since, came in yesterday to
resume her study.
iee is in good condition. About all the pupils who
This afternoon at three o’clock Miss Heaton came hack last eve goue for the holiday vacation occurred the wedding of Miss Aba- j oiug to resume her studies j.j their places again nnd working line Hibben to Mr. Will H. Dodd, The hoys opened chapel services 1 as steadily as if there had not been
had
are
BUtlLKLi T h i s I > n T c o. r i vi n « Can supply you with better BREAD Than you can make yourself
and CHEAPER.
Get one of his tickets and you will also get a Bread Box when the ticket
is all punched out.
jr., of Lebanon. A ' friends and relatives
city on Tuesday morning was ceremony, among
caused by the partial burning of Messrs. Thomas Honan and Robert Carpontersv’lle, which is told of in Betryhill and Miss Estella Legnn, our items from that town to he all of Lebanon; Mrs. P. K. Bus- —— kirk, of Bloomington, and Mrs.
| Carrie ( line, of Washington. The | ceremony was pronounced by Dr.
FAINTS, STATIONERY
DRUGS, WALL, PAPER,
few intimate yesterday morning with an entirely any interruption,
witnessed the new song entitled “There will he whom were no more foot hall here,” and there
seems to be more truth than poetry
in the selection.
Will Harris has come bhek from Indianapolis where he has been em
ployed for some time.
The new stud-
ents that have come in more than fill in numbers flic few vacancies from those that could not return Miss Rowley’s recital of V r
compositions which was er led over past the bolidavs will be given in the near future, the next in the I
COLD WEATHER. Doesn’t hinder plastering when done with Adamant. See
R- B- HURLEY For further information. BOX '
73
q. ISHOADSTKKKT.
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Fancy Goods, Toilet Articles,
at Lowest Prices at
ALLEN'S DRUG STORE
Jack Bryson is still at his home in Brazil.
Fred Hall is able to sit up afier a long and painful spell of sick > *-
in ill health ' 8eries ol P rofes80rs '‘ ( ’ ita!!£
Broadstreet & Vestal, Ural Estate, Exchange anti loan Office.
CAST SIDE SQUARE
3:35 (or their homo at Lebanon.
Mrs. L. P. Chapin, past com-j at his home, mander of the W. R. C., was hap- mi sio notks. pily surprised by her sisters of the M 1- , Walter Howe Jones is in ‘order yesterday afternoon at hev Shelhyville today, where he gives a
flood’s ^arsaiiarilla, acting through the blood, readies every part of tbe system, and in this way positively cures catarrh.
Kami and City Property tor Sale.
Wanted—Girl to do m r*! house work; permanent home to the right party. Apply t* - 'J»orge E. Blake. 72tO
iSoini* bargains if
and see
taken at once,
them
(all
Southard Block, S. F. Cor. Square.
GREENCASTLE, IND.
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