Daily Greencastle Banner and Times, Greencastle, Putnam County, 18 January 1895 — Page 3
THE BANNER TIMES. GREENCASTLE. INDIANA. FRIDAY JANUARY
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touis 3 tyays, THE LOCAL FIELD
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What is Going on in and About Fair Greencastle. LATEST CITY HAPS AND MISHAPS. Whore Our People p.re (>oiiiR nml Where Their Guentn are Stopping—Newn <»f Interest Over the City—The Best Column In th* Paper for Otiiek Reading.
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REPAIRING a Specialty. Shop over Jones’ Drug Store opposite the postoffice. SEC HIS NEW GOODS.
MUSIC IN THU AIR!
WE ARE IN IT, AND TO STAY. Better values, quality considered, than can be had elsewhere. Give us a call. Thanks for past favors.
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J. F. IIII.1. & SON.
As the new year begins you will find J. MERKLE THE TAILOR, in his old stanu above the Western Union Telegraph (mice. All of you who wish tailoring done bring it in any time during the week No work done on Sunday. All work done first class. 7!L3m
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TWO DM OF BREAD FOR m ms AT i,.U/eiK0<?o’s South Side Square.
Subscriptions for any tnaoazine or paper taken at this otliee. We will save you money. tf
So let her roll—we mean the coal, NEWS FROM DFl’AUW.
it takes the cash in winter; sr j
please be kind, and make up your THE BEST DAILY HAPPENINGS OF
mind, to settle with the printer.'’ The fellow in southern Indiana who makes a business of announe- j intr that the fruit orop has been j killed has already made his report J Fortunately the fruit trees have a
way of frequently stamping this Yesterday was surely DePauw’s fellow’s report as false. " a l a day; everybody came out and -Wire nails are now so cheap.” rattde t,,e K r( ‘ at , celebration a grand says a statistical authority,‘ that J one - The most of the morning and j if a carpenter drops one it is cheap | afternoon was spent by the Preps. er to let it alone than consume time j in Hn * 8 r " 1 *‘ 8 an,i Wraps, while | picking it up.” The carpenters, it ,tu ‘ ir adv aneed and more dignified may be added, appeal to have made ! 1,roth ‘* r8 employed their time in j this discover v veurs ago. ! decorating the halls of east college Am Eubank received a card froJ a “ d <’"' ll Heting the preparations Fred Cunningham, at Greeneastle, j'° r the evenin *' 9 entertainment. this morning in which Fred said he j r " e artiller - v department fired a sahad been shorn of his locks, and j 1,lte to the visitors at 1:45 p. m„ wanted Am to make the )u ,. t aI "l there was a business meeting known to his Martinsville fri , n( , H> | "f the Society of Alumni in Dow--MortinsviUe Reporter. ' '"7 1,1,11 Ht 2 . ^ ni ' , '^'T were the
; main attraction** of the day.
•John W. Ehel, of Terre Haute, j Ity seven o’clock Meharry hall colonel of the 1st regiment, state was crowded with alumni, citiz< ns,
Prosecuting Attorney Lewis is in Brazil today. Jack Moreland, of Pendleton, is visiting Elmo Cooper. Robert Lane, of French Lick, is visiting in the city today. George H. Small, horse and mule dealer, of the west, is here. There will be business of import ance at the K. of P. lodge this evening. Cleveland’s minstrels tried to get a date here, but failed. Too many already. Mrs. Charlotte Felder, of Atlan ta. Ga., is a guest of Mrs. H. B. Longden. Harry Mathias, jr., went to Indianapolis last night to work in the Sun office. Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Williamson are visifing their daughter, Mrs Sercombe, at Louisville. s The rank of page will be conferred by Eagle lodge No. lb tonight. Members of the team are requested to be present. Willie Wood left today for St. Louis w here he meets five ear loads of Oregon mules to take to the Raleigh. South Carolina, market. The snow is going today before a summer zephyr that is so gentle that it gets right next to the snow before the beautiful can resent the same. T. Abrams & Son again speak to the people in the daily. They claim their last ad. in the Banner Times was a genuine trade-getter, hearing from it often. Dr. Hoi ingsworth went to Terre Haute this morning to officiate at a funeral. He will return this af ternoon in time for this evening’s services at College Avenue church. Miss Ida Orrell, who has been with Lewis <k Corwin for some time as stenographer, has gone to St. Louis, where she sceepta a position as stenographer with Gus. V. Brecht, butchers’ supply company. Bob Brown has sold the Franklin Republican to Elbie Pur Due for $4,000. Bob’s old friends will be sorry to part with him in the jour nalistic field, but have no doubt of bis success in any line of work he may pursue. The following tribute to winter is of unknown origin; ‘‘It blows and it snows, and it stings your nose—makes all creation shiver; it bites your toes, increases your woes and freezes up the river. The frost nips all, both great ami small, this dismal, dreary winter. It freezes the type; it bursts the pipes, and vexes sore the printer.
DRUGS, WALL PAPER, PA INTS, STATIONERY Fancy Goods, 'Toilot Articles, at Lowest Prices at ALjLj&JM'S DRUG STORE** EAST SIDE SQUARE
militia, writes Captain Fee congratulating him on the excellent condition of tue company and the fine showing ol the monthly report. He will be here in the near future
to inspect the company.
The classes of '99 and 1900 of DePauw university met yesterday afternoon at the coiner of Locust and Seminary streets and had a young riot. Clubs, rocks and ev-1 erything available were used with telling effect and resulted in several black eyes, some bruised heads, and the loss of several square inches of cuticle. Bert Little, a ’99 man, was hit across the head by a board with a big nail in it and an ugly cut was made. He was taken to Dr. Smythe’s office
and the wound dressed.
Jesse W. VVcik, of this city, visited Cincinnati over Wednesday, and reports an enjoyable stay. Concerning his visit to the Queen City, the Enquirer says: Mr. Jesse W. Weik, of Greencastle, who was for many years postoffice inspector in this city, and who resigned a year ago to devote himself
students and visitors,enjoying during their wait for the commencement of the program college yells, class songs and the many other ways the college people in general have for such occasions. Before the evening’s entertainment began, the ’97 mascot amused every one with his reputed boom a alackas ;l and little song, scoring quite a sue cess over the eiforts of the older merry-makers. The following is
the program of the evening.
Summer Fancies Metra
Lorelei Club. Invocation.
Music.
Quartet—Mrs. Newhouse and Miss Rowley, Messrs. Gilbert and starr.
Poem.
James Newton Matthews, M. I)., Mason, Ills.
M usle.
My Pretty Maid Neidllnger Glee Club. The freedom of the city extended by Mayor Hircb. A plea by Gay Walker.* A talk by Rev. Hickman, Terre Haute.
Music.
We stand for Youth Unending: ..Wittmeuer Glee i hit). Unveiling'and Dedioat'on of the portrait of the late Reuben Xndrus, I). 1)., ex-presi-dent of DePauw University. 1 Presentation on behalf of th»* Alumni. Dr. John lark Rid pat h. i Acceptance for tin* University. Dr. John P 1). John. Refreshments in Rooms and < orndors East
College
The music by the Lorelei club, quartette and Glee club was all very fine, the clubs receiving repeated encores. The speeches were
to literary work, arrived in this eitv a '* 1,iade by well known gentlemen,
yesterday and visited Postmaster Zumstein and the inspector’s office. Mr. Weik was the joint author of “The Life of Lincoln,” by Herndon, who was the law partner and private secretary of Lincoln for 25 years. Last night Mr. Weik delivered a lecture before the Cincinnati Club on Walnut Hills on “The Boyhood and Early Manhood of Lincoln.” Dund P. McLeod died at his home in Anderson on the 15th. The cause of his death was diphtheria and his illness lasted but lour days. Concerning the life of Mr. McLeod, who was well known here, the Lebanon Reporter says: I). P. McLeod had a large number of acquaintances in Lebanon, having spent one summer in the city and having also visited here frequently. He attended school at DePauw, during which time he was associated with Frank Caldwell in the management of the DePauw quartette. After leaving school he studied law with Ralston &. Kcele of this city. He married Miss Ag ne* Jones, daughter ot a prominent Boone county farmer and sister of Mrs. Charles F. Witt. The parents of the deceased reside at Wnveland. During Mr. McLeod’s stay in Lebanon he made many friends who will be sorry to learn of his sudden
death.
Great interest is being manifested in the north mission. Two more comversions have been made and attendance is very large. E. K. Hester, of Kingston, 111., who has been visiting his mother on south Water street, returned
borne today.
Dyspepsia seldom causes death, but permits its victims to live, on in misery Hood’s Sarsaparilla cures dyspepsia and all stomach troubles.
Knal Mutate TranMfera.
BIRCH Quartered Sawed, J^olished }trass Glow Feet, ONLY S3.GO. Solid Oak Frame, full sized Bed Lounges, «S70.GO. BEST VALUES EVER OFFERED HERE. Hanna’s Fupnitisue Store Blast, Sido Square*.
A FURNACE
IS A
TMP of GOEPORS Ihese 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 Hardware, Skates, Tinware, Knives, etcFast Side Fublic Scjuare.
and it would not lie worth while to praise them separately, as their names are always good security for the value of the subjects following them. Dr. Ridpnth. in a very neat talk, gave the life of Dr. Andrus, presented the portrait on behalf of the Indianapolis alumni and unveiled it. Dr. John represented the university in the acceptance. This closed the program. Every one was disappointed because James Whitcomb Riley, one of our most distinguished guests.who sat on the platform, would not respond to the many requests of the audience to speak. By a previous agreement witli Dr. John, he was only to sit
on the platform as a guest. After this very pleasing program
had been carried out, the large audience was invited to go below and enjoy the reception which had been arranged and given into the hands of the senior, junior, sophomore and freshman classes and the art school. The halls <m the first floor of east college were profusely decorated witli clcae, und college colors, flowers, statuary and other beautiful decorations. The sopho mores and freshmen had charge of the refreshments, which were served in the best possible manner, owing to the large crowds constantly surging through the rooms. Participants enjoyed themselves hugely, and did not return to their homes until the farewell “Noble Duke ol York" had been sung through every corridor,
ball and room of east college. While the merry crowd was
marching in Plato hall, some one shut the door, breaking the lock, so that those within waited nearly an hour before they were released, after which the finale circuit of Meharry hall was made, and then every one bade good night. The celebration did more to arouse col lege spirit than any occurring here in years. Every one was at home, alumni, citizens and stu
William D. Barnes to Simon t). Barnes, land { dents, and the w hole evening just in Jackson tp„ $'.kio. j simply seemed to care for itself, *• "V-""-; Win. n. Morphew to Jerry a. Biaydw, land May this celebration become a no In Jackson tp., $an, | ble and established institution, and n. A. Currlnifton et a! to Tnylor Orrlniftnn ; >, e {he tm ailS ot exhorting many fu 1 AUen far*; nil on Hal to Taylor Crrlntfo. Ulre generations to t he support of land in Russell tp., $150, [ this excellent university.
Wlqy iw it, You AYssk, v •• THAT HAMILTON SELLS SO MANY GOODS? 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.
Give Him a Gall.
E. A. HAMILTON, southeast
corner square
SPECIAL SALE OL PANTS. $10 25. $9 25. $S 25. $7 25 Reduced to $5.25 £5 *2o, 34 i?o, Sd 7o Reduced to $325 Sale only lasts for this week. A. G. LESTER, Office with T. A. Rickcttr,.
GLEAN GROGERY. Anil wc want everybody to hear in iiiind that you can buy at Riley’s as | cheap as any place in the city, and get a FIVK per cent discount on every cash purchase. Now is the time to buy I Sugar while it is down, as it is going I up. We give . , Orimulatcd sugar for $1.00 As tnurll A sugar lor l (1C
i.nn 1.00
Best hulk coffee 2"J^c. Kingan’s bacon and lard, per Ih 10c. Lmn, Arhucklr \\\X and Crystal t'oflccs. 22L cents ; Mai sfleld and Big Four Flour. 115 cents. Patent 45 cents. Everything else in proportion. A gen--ral stock, "on-: ring of Dry Goods, Notions. Hats. ('aiis. Shoes and Rohbers ui ail kuios. l ull line of Uiocer-
as yon waul V y,'x : * r ,,,r * X < sugar for
it-.
Jolin Rilotj. ;|5 south Main street.
B. F. cJOSbIN
d es the Mljrhi—t tirade llrnsll Bines
and the Best Plttsburirli and Anthracite, t’oa yard opposite Vundaliu fretitht office.
Everybody invited to the damage sale of clothing at the Perkins room, east side of square, Saturday, January It). Private sale before noon, auction in the afternoon and night. 79-Jt
For Sale—On easy payments. Six houses langing in price from i;f(X) to $1(100. W . \V ood, Hanna street, grocery. Till Pi Damaged sale ofclothingat the Perkins room, cast side square, Saturday and Saturday night, .Ian. III. Don’t fail to attend. 7i)-dt
/Jo you know whnt thin roproaentn? It is one of the new improved rubber soles attached t,* the bottom of P R. CHRISTIE “His thi'iii Price .’Sic put on, .i.'Odetached. 75w8
JfliO F. FEE, INSURANCE AGENT, PENSION ; ATTORNEY
A Ml NOTARY PUBLIC. Pension Vouchers, Deeds and Mortgages, Correctly and expeditiously executed. Otliee in Central Bank Building. Greencastle, Ind.
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