Daily Greencastle Banner and Times, Greencastle, Putnam County, 16 January 1895 — Page 3

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THE BANNER TIMES, GREENCASTLE, INDIANA. WEDNESDAY JANUARY IB 1895

If you rctilly w ait tlie 1'. ugains 1 J^/\NGDON In the city, cull Mt I *

6(78 (jlobe 5 tore -

\Vhere \ on cun jri t:

Granulated Sugar i>ound< fnrfl <>0 A Sugar.. 22 pounds for 1 <X> XC Sugar 24 (xiumJa for l (H) lirowti Sugar 2.'» pounds for 1 tni Kaisins, per pound .... 05 * urrents. per pound. o.» I’.e-t Navy Hi a ns. 7 lbs 2.> I’ackage Coffee 20 and 22 c Hacon. per poimd !» and 10 o Lard 10 c

Till; BOOK STORE .HAN has about everything you need in BOOKS.

He has hooks and books, standard works of tietion, blank books, books of travel, of poetry, of history, family Hihles, teachers’ ISibles, atlases, dictionaries, in fact every t hing in the book line, even POCK kt BOOKS.

I.owest prices on all kitnls of dried fruits anil canned goods. Also a full line of Dry Goods, Notions, iiaG Caps and Shoes. South Orcenca-tle.

SUDRKMSKI. atis tf

RROR.

Then he keeps pens, inks, pencils, knives, book fasteners, writing papers stationery of all sorts. Besides all these he keeps the daily papers and magazines constantly on hand, and has good looking anil obliging clerks to wait on you.

^01115 p, tyays,

successors to L. E. EnUis A ( < >., sell

MON&Y LOAN ED

montt), for a reading of his paper NEWS FROM DEPAlJW.

“What is the Matter with our Ap

THE BEST DAILY HAPPENINGS

THE UNIVERSITY

Eook in tliU ( oltimn for It (iuests and Kntcrtainments—IteniH and Annotinc^inentfi—Tho Very Late*! and th*-

Betit by SpiMdal Reportt*r.

pie Orchards?” Miss Etta Jones, of Montgomery, Ala., is at Mayor Birch’s. She is in the art school. Mrs. Will Pickens, who has been wsiting Mrs. H. S. Renick, returned to Indiuuapolis today. At 2:30 o’clock this afternoon the jury in the Winnie Smith trial at Indianapolis hud failed to reach |

a verdict.

The Woman’s Christian Temperance Union will meet in the parlor

of the College Avenue church next lad .V triends took supper last even

Miss Dull 1 is sick at the Harris

house.

Sam Douden has returned from Greenshurg, being sullicicmly recovered to resume his college work. A sled load of Betas and their

Thursday afternoon at 2:30. Misses Flora Mathias and Sulelia

ing at Bainbridge. They report a huge time. We fail to learn that

Children’s, Misses' and Ladies’

SHOES Youth’s, Boys and Men's SHOES

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

Overgaiters Overshoes, Rubber, Boots, etc.

Suulli Side Sijuarr, GRF.F.NCASTLE.

Geo. Es. Blake,

J^or a

GREENCASTLE, IND.

Nobby. Neat. Well Fit r,v.. m I (\( M | El El 1) ting and Finely 1 rimmed l-U-I^ liUv AD L IDIjD suit of clothes see

Starr and Messrs. Charles Burnaby t,le “ e ” in “ h "8 e '’ Wi,s re ? ar,ied ns and Harry Hays formed a sleighing slk ' nt ll P on this occasion.

FOB Tdill TIP FEELIjii

Take a ROCKER FOLDING BED Or one of our SOFT COUCH ns.

A. B. Hanna, Furniture Dealer an! Undertaker

r \sT sim; n,m vui

party to Bainbridge last week. Landlord Cooper of the Commercial. picked up a ‘ standard letter tile” in front of the hotel last | Thursday. It fell off a wagon. The owner can have same by paying ex-

penses ot advertising.

The Daily World, an independent sheet, will make its appearance ! at Jeffersonville this week. The

Charlie Culp possessed a lucky key and was able to secure five dollars from the box of money at

the Model.

There is still a great deal of ex-

jeitement and indignation in prep over the egg throwing of the sen

i iors last Tuesday evening. Walter S. McGaughey ‘08, has

tieen tendered the principalship ot

city and county are now both re I the Reelsville high school. He Republican, and there is not a repub- * an hia W0,K Mondtt - v > Ji ' n ’ 14 ’ licau paper in the county. | Evidences ol'Jenness Miller’s in Mrs. J. Durham, of Greencastle, fluence ’ “''hough * httle tardy, who has been the guest of Jerome ' lrt ' e Finally cropped out. 1 his Bogle, accompanied by her sister, » lorni, 'g a n " mber of the fashionaleft for Terre Haute this morning. hle DePauw lad,eB a PP eared at cuf!l They will visit in Spencer before ' colle * e "’ ith dresses shortened sev

E. W. WHITE

REPAIRING a Specialty.

Shop over Jones’ Drug Store opposite the postoffice.

SET MIS NEW GOODS.

MUSIC IN THE AIR!

WE ARE IN IT, AND TO STAY.

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

considered, Give us a

SK-4W

J. F. HILL & SON.

As the new year beicias you will tine! J. MERKLE THE TAILOR,

in his old stand above the Western Union Telesraph Office. AH of you who wish tailor inp done brlmr it In any time during the week No work done on Sunday. All work done first class. 7*A41in

What is Going on in and About Fair Greencastle.

LATEST CITY HAPS AND MISHAPS.

Whore Our People r re Doing and Where Their (iuentH are Stopping—Newh of Interest Over the City—The Bent Column in th* Paper for Quick Reading.

DON’T THINK nr I oaring the city, even for a short time, without ordering the Dally Banner Times to follow you. 11 costs you hut 10 cents a week as it does here at home, and the address will be changed as often as you desire.

to-

OF BREAD FOR

South Side Square.

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

Bessie James is quite sick. Jesse Wcik is in Cincinnati

day on business.

Miss Lizzie Goulding went to

Ladoga at noon.

Waiter Matthews, of Danville,

III., is here today.

Lieut. Ed. Fry rode the Royal Arcanum goat last night. John W. Layne is mingling with the state legislators today. Dr. Willis and son, of Bloomington, were in the city today. J. L. Downing, of Biazil, is in the city today on business. Mrs. Brown, of Danville, is visiting her brother, James Steele. Cole Bros, made a shipment of their pronged plows to Sherman,

Texas, this week.

Miss Jennie Bridges has returned from Indianapolis, where she lias

been visiting friends.

Mrs. John Cross will entertain the teachers ot the first ward school

at supper this evening.

John Sutlierlin will go into business in n*e Southard room, opening

up gents’ luruishing-t.

Regular •Meeting thi* cvvriiug of Temple lodge No. 47, F. A. M.

Business of importance.

D. E. Williamson. Dr. Shipley and son Barton were among the passengers to Indianapolis today.

Miss Gladys Sigler,

been visiting Miss Bassett, returned to Knightsvillc tiiis morn-

ing.

Lee D. Mathias is editing the Star-Press during Mr. Arnold's absence, and is hustling right

nobly after the news.

they return home.— Brazil Times. Miss Martha Ridpathentertained the Home Columbian club last evening iu a delightful manner. Shakespeare’s Julius Ciesar was the topic of the evening, and furnished a liyely discussion for those

present.

A tramp by the name of Johnson was arrested at Terre HaiUe yesterday, suspected of being one ol the murderers of Mrs. Henshaw at Clayton. He was taken to Clayton and partially answers the description of the man.

eral inches and their dainty, little (?) feet clad in up-to-date ruhlter boots. Now gentlemen strangers, when at DePauw, don’t be misled and think that these ladies aie gid dv*creatures ot fifteen or sixteen, for they are not. They are just a number of our senior ladies trying to restore their health and former youth; tor you know these things will be of infinite usefulness to them, as they are now about to enter on real life, the chase for a hug

band included.

The seniors enjoyed a very pleas

A FURIVAGE

IS A

TM1)G of GOFOPORo

1 hesfc winter days, in making ;> deal for one see

H.S. RENICK&CO.,

And they will make you prices that will surprise you. A general line of

ant sleigh tide last evening to Ml.

Marshal Starr and Policeman Meridian. There were twenty cou Donnohue had a tough light with pies of them anil they were all pretramps yesterday at the north de- pared for a good time. The long pot. They ran about twenty bums string of sleighs which left town out of town at the point of the bay- at 4:30 yesterday afternoon pre

Hardware, Skates, 'Tinware, Knives, etcJiast Side? Fublio Sejucirc.

W1 \ y is it,

Xv T x cm

\sk,

tHAT HAMILTON SELLS SO GOODS?

MANY

onet. The tramps didn’t want to | sented a very beautiful sight. Af-

go, but the officers forced them. j ter enjoying all the substantiais Rev. A. A. Gee, I). I)., pastor of and daintic8 of a ,rue Mt ’ Mt ‘ r,di8n Grace M. E. church, South Bend, | 8U PP er aml a kt i tle8oeial e | ltertain i

Ind., is visiting his son, Rev. F. W

Gee, pastor of the Mattox M. E. church, and is assisting in the revival services now being held at Mattox church. — Terre Haute Tribune.

ment, the joyful seniors departed, wishing that they might enter an other such entertainment as they

came back to Greencastle.

The balance of the testimonials of increased weight and chest tneas

This is the reason; He has the best groceries and makes the lowest prices. His regular customers know this and the new ones he gains every day rapidly learn this fact.

The Model keys are pouring in. urement of the foot-ball players The lucky ones are slow, however, t Fids year, omitted in this week a isYesterdny the first successful key j sue °F l ' ,l> DePauw Weekly, will be landed iu the evening. It was held published in the near future; also by Frank Ball, a sonof James Ball. I a fu " er account of ahtletics and Charles Culp, a student, presented f 00 ' ball as “she is played.

Give Him a Gall. K. A. H AMILTON, Southeast corner square

SPECIAL SALE OI PANTS.

6LBAN MERY.

the second correct key this morning. About four hundred keys

went in on yesterday.

There is something deucedly queer about the assaults being made on Monon night operators at the Crawfordsvillfc office or else there is a good jag developer near that st no it is not a station, but a depot. Stopping place would be better. Yesterday morning E. J. Bennett, who succeeded Will

I„ n„„,n,r column you .111 Hml ^||) -ft $() ft, Jx 2J 25

an article from a Bloomington pa-

per of yesterday in which you can ! vedun ( to

easily see the position which they [ think they enjoy on the debate I

$5.25

And want everybody to hear iu mind that you can buy lit Riley’s a* j cheap as any place in the city, and >fet a F1V K per cent discount on every I cash purehase. Xow is the time to buy I Sugar while il is down, as it is going

Up. We, give

! , I Granulated sugar for ifl-Ob I As much A sugtr for 1.00 I as you waul V! ! “ , is rar f,,r loo

It looks as though, any-j$£> — S4 ) , Sb / O ] H ,. st j MI | k ,.,‘V',* .

Kingaii’s bacon and lard, per lb 10c. Lion, Arbiiekb* XXX \ and Crystal

question,

way, our men would have to brush up a little il they intend to win the

I prize.

Tomorrow we will celebrate Founders' and Ben 'factors’ day, so

Reduced to

$3-25

1.00

37) :i.

therefore there will be no recita-

Schletnmer as lightning jerker up j ti°ns. Every one will be expected | Office with J. A. Ricketts,

them bad an experiouM 4:301 R> »>e present at Meharry hall as a J

o’clock that caused bis7 u " program h as been arranged. | the program was a paper ou‘'Draw re«i<>-nHtion to be written down in The citizens of this community are i ing,” by Mr. Homer Greeson. Mr. short-hand. A fellow (?) blazed especially invited to attend. Greeson, himself, was away from

o j.| town, but sent his paper

Coffees. 22Lj rents: Mai stiehl and Big Four Flour* 35 rents, Puient 45 rents.

0 . , , , , . , , Everything else in proportion. A genbale only lasts tor this week. • eral Stork, eonsi-ding of Dry Good-,

i Xotions, 11.'its, < ups, Shoes and Rub-

A G • I E b*> } - J*ci > of all kiiui'. Fi:!! line cf Gtocer-

Holin Hiley, 715 South Main sireet.

away at him with a small-sized cannon but did not touch him. The

who has assault was something like the ones

made on ISehlemmer and there is no explanation ot the cold blooded attempt. We suggest that the ( rawfordsville police put in their time keeping each other awake and if they haven’t enough “foorce”

for the

F’ourteen boys end seven girls

the class of were out sleigh lmt,in 3*

riding Saturday night and were! Reeital dates are beginning to be j

suffkiently numerous to sugges

send for others. They should hag

W. H. Kagan, of this city, is on | that ambitions assassin or resign, the program of the Delaware conn- Found—A leather music e.ise eonty farmers’ institute to meet next tai,,i "b r two P :ece » of " , " sic

DRUGS, WALL PAPER. PAINTS, STATIONERY

Owner

calling here and paying costs of this ad.

may have roll.

Catarrh is a c* iistitutionnl disease Hood’s Sarsaparilla is a constitutional remedy. It cures catarrh. Give it a

trial.

TFcincy GocxZ.s, Toil&t Articles, at Lowest Prices at AL»L»L.!M S DRUG STORG, east side square

The \\ oat her.

The indications for this vicinity for the coming thirty-six hours are as follows as received by 11. S Renick A Co. from the official

weather bureau at Indianaoolis: j evening at 8 o’clock. IvotAN 4i*oi is. Jan. Iff, 1811... i q’he art club held an interesting Fair weather, stationary tem nn( j profitable meeting yesterday

egged by the 1900s, so they retaliated by egging them last night. It was the 1901*8 and not the ’99's, al though there were some ’99's in the crowd, and they were egged be-

cause they egged. Ml SIC AND AKT NOTES.

Pupils recital at mrsic 'mil this evening commencing at 7 o’clcck. The Lorelei and Glee clubs and the mixed quartette will furnish the music for the exercises Thursday evening, incident

I'niinders ami Beuefactois day. For Sulc—‘Ui i*n^y puyimTit**. siv The Glee club will meet for spe- i houses tanging in price from JIIOO to cial rehearsal at music hall this * ,WKI * VV. X. Wood. Hanna street, gro-

I eery.

that the semester is drawing toward j von know what this rc<;.re«enf*?

an end. At least five are in view for these remaining two weeks.

Il is one of Ibe new improved rubber soles attached to the bottom of P.R. CHRISTIE Sells them. Price .Vie put on, J6c detuehed.

TRwiI

Everybody invited to the damage sale of clothing at the Perkins room, east side of square, Saturday, January 19, of I Private sale before noon, auetiou in tin* | afternoon and night. 7fi-;it

75112

I—J perature.

Moo »K.

afternoon The leading feature of I fail to attend.

Damaged sale of clothingiit the Perkins room, cast side square, Maiunlay ami Saturday night, Jan. 19. Don’t

Ijnkq

F. FEE.

INSURANCE AGENT, PENSION : ATTORNEY

AND

NOTARY PUBLIC.

Pension Vouchers, Deeds and Mortgages, Correctly and expeditiously executed.

7!i-:tt

Office m Central Bank Building. Greencastle, Ind.

The B an nek Times -lie. a week

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