Daily Greencastle Banner and Times, Greencastle, Putnam County, 19 January 1895 — Page 3

THE BANNER TIMES, GREENCASTLE, INDIANA. SATURDAY JANUARY 19 1h95

10 TO 15 PER CENT. Z DO YOU WANT TO WAKE IT? Then buy your IDrij Goods, Clothing, Ha.ts, Caps, Hoots, Shoos, Groceries, Glassware, Queens ware, Wooden wa re and Tinware. At the Globe Store South Greencastle. J. SUDRANSKI. UfiSlf

l^oui^ q l7ays. Successors to L. L. I .or Is & ( '(),. sell Children’s, Misses’ and Ladies’ SHOES Youth’s, Boys and Men's SHOES Overgaiters Overshoes, Rubber, Boots, etc. South Side Sijunre, GREENCASTLE.

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 postoffice. SEE HIS NEW GOODS.

THE NEW BOOK, ALIYIETTA, FOR SALE BY J. K. L>an§don BOOKS AND STATIONERY.

THE LOCAL FIELD

What is Going on in and About Fair Greencastle. LATEST CITY HAPS AND MISHAPS. Where Our People p.re Going and Where Their GuestH are Stopping—News of 1 liferent Over the City—The Hent Column in th' Paper for <Jiiiek Reading.

DON’T THINK Of leaving the city, even for a short time, without ordering the Dally Bannkk Times 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.

W. P. Wood leaves tonight for the south. Mrs. F. G. Gilmore is visiting in Indianapolis. Dr. Duvall lectured in New A1 bany last evening. John P. Allee was in Indianapolis today on business. Miss Gelia Kimble, of Mt. Vernon, is visiting friends. Ed. S. Sheridan, of the Chicago Record, is visiting his mother. Gus Hettis has moved to the corner of Indiana and Hanna streets. Will Murphy, of Crawfordsville, visited friends in the city yesterday.

by the Mandolin club, after which light refreshments were had. Born, to Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Hays, city, January 19, a daughter. H. W. Horn has purchased an interest in a barrel hoop manufact ory at ( loverdale. Mr. Horn will move back to Cloverdale with Ins family as soon as the weather will will permit.— Bloomington Tele-

phone.

Hon. T. T. Moore is down from Indianapolis today. He reports the republican legislature as running smoothly, and confidently expects that all the reforms predicted by bis party will bo faithfully executed. Mr. Moore’s family is with him at Indianapolis. Robert John came home from Chicago yesterday where he lias had a position on the Record at general reporting. Robert has made a successful start in the newspaper work and likes the business. He left last night for St. Louis, where lie takes a position on the Republic, having resigned his Chicago place. Granville Moore and T. T. Moore have formed a partnership in law^ business, and are now located in tlie looms formerly occupied by the latter. Mr. Allen, their land lord, has renovated, repaired and refurnished the rooms umil now they are one of the handsomest suites of office in the city. John R Miller has taken the rooms vacated by Mr. Granville Moore in the Nelson block. Miss Hula Farrow was pleasantly' surprised last evening at her home, two miles east of the city, by a few of L r friends. The occasion was a pleasant one, and after spending a delightful evening the guests reluctantly departed. The following were present: Tom Dai nail, Albert Graham. Hairv Talbott, Nat Hammond, and Misses Laura and Mable Stoner, Lilia Talbott, Addie Farmer and Gelia

Kimble.

MUSIC IN THE AIR! WE ARE IN IT, AND TO STAY. Better values, quality considered, than can oo had elsewhere. Give us a call. Thanks for past favors. _ J. F. HILL & SON.

As the new year besins you will find J. MERKLE THE TAILOR, In his old stami above the Western Union Teletrraph < mice All of you who wish tailoring done liriiiK It in any time durlnK the week No work done on Sunday. All work done first class. 7iL3m

OF BREAD FOR

AT I^U/eiK&^o’s SoutEi Side Square.

Subscript’ons for any magazine or paper taken at this office. We will save you money. tf

County Superintendent Lyon is attending township institute at Fillmore today. The new Vandaha time card to go into effect tomorrow appears in our issue today. Mrs. W. E. Reynolds, of St. Louis, is visiting at the home of Mrs. Anna Southard. Rev. Frank S. Ditto, of DePauw university, will occupy the Presbyterian pulpit tomorrow morning. Under its new train schedule the Vandalia will have seven trains east and six trains west daily. Four of them meet here. The low price of bread made by our local bakers is shutting out a great deal of bread that lias been shipped here from abroad. James Matthews is mourning the death of a friend—his faithful family horse. Uncle Jim has adopted Joe Baker's horse for the winter. The Daily Banner Times is the closest read paper in the city. It gives the local news when it occurs, not several days thereafter. Col. Miles, whose death was recorded yesterday by the press dispatches, was colonel of Mayor Birch’s old regiment, the sixtythird. Miss Caroline I). Rowley, pianist, assisted by Miss Fernie and Mr. ScbelUchmidt, will give a recital in Mcharry hall on next Wednesday evening. A letter from Harry Paris teceived today by his folks states he is improving rapidly under the water treatment there, and the doc tor predicted his full recovery in a few days. The D. S. !).• entertained their gentlemen friends in a very pleasant manner at the Hiawatha hall last evening. The evening was spent in dancing to music furnished

Six jurymen, three attorneys, a justice of the peace and a constable or two and one hog are holding court in Justice Ashton's mill today. The case began yesterday anil comes from Washington township. Win. R. Crowder is the p aintiff and sued Wm. Fisher to replevin one bog valued at seven dollars. That will he an expensive piece of pork before the costs are settled. The litigants could have saved money by cutting the animal

in twain.

The newspaper reporter is subject to limitations. The news docs not come to him by instinct. In general he obtains it from somebody else. This must be so in most cases. The reporter is always grateful for specific and accurate information, and he wants to be accurate. Very frequently he has no time for independent investigation and he most trust somebody. On all matters of interest to the public we want facts, but we want “straight goods.” In nine cases out of ten where injury is done to honest people by a newspaper it ts the fault of some out sitier giving assumed fa-ts with cn interior design or with simple carelessness uz to facte. William M. Hillis vs. Louisville, New Albany A Chicago railway company is the title of an action for damages in the Putnam circuit court. The eomplaint is similar to the one filed by Samuel H. Hillis of which mention lias been made in these columns heretofore. The lands of the plaintilf joins those of Samuel H. Hillis and Charles McFarland, and he sues for damages alleged to have grown out of the same fire that is said to have destroyed the others' property. W. M. Hillis claims to have lost 110 panels of rail fence to the value of $20; one straw rick valued at $25; a piece of plank fence of value of $3, and five to eight acres of wheat valued at $10, total $58. Allee A Nelson bring the action. The will of the late Rev. Edmondson has been admitted to pro bate. It directs that his debts first be paid, gives to Mrs. Ester Hurdle $100 as a token of his apprccia tion of her kindness, gives $100 to

DRUGS, WALL PAPER, PAINTS, STATIONERY J'nncy Goods, r roilet Articles,

at Lowest Prices at

AbbEN S DRUG 3TORb« east side square

Mrs. Jennie Estep with all his furniture not otherwise disposed of as a token of his appreciation of her kindness, gives to his brother, John Edmondson, some twenty six vol umes from his library, his study table and chair, and cart and harness, gives to a nephew a Bible and a watch, gives to Joseph N. Green, the remainder of his library and book-shelves, gives to his seven brothers and sisters the remainder of his estate, share and share alike. This consists of $5,000 life insur ance. John W. Trotter is appointed executor and the witnesses are Joel T. Barker and J. H. Rawlings.—

Danville Republican.

BABY CABS

Just Received.

Unexcelled in Beauty of Design or Finish. Upholstering in any shade to match the baby’s eyes. Don’t fail to see them before buying.

E. SIDE SQUARE.

MAYS FROM DEPAUW. THE BEST DAILY HAPPENINGS OF THE UNIVERSITY book in tlii* Column for It—Guest* ami (entertainments—Notes, Items ami AniiouneementH—The Very batest ami the (test by ftpeeial Reporter. Class scraps are becoming numerous in prep and it is a hard matter to tell who is coming out ahead. The Mirage board is rushing things at present. Their work is being rapidly handed in and everything points to one of the finest editions ever put out. What is the matter of making Feb. 22 as grand a day as Thursday was, only making it an all day affair? Bloomington will send a large delegation over to attend their speakers and why ean we not treat them to the finest time they ever had? The first meeting of the general gymnasium class occurred this afternoon at 4 p. m. Abnutone hundred were present and the class promises to become a permanent

thing.

Miss Ilayse’s table at the dormi tory succeeded in winning the gentlenun from Miss Rowley’s table land they celebrated by producing I an extra bill of fare. The date for the Athletic coni cert is indefinitely postponed owing to the illness of Mr. Paris, and until further arrangements are completed for a substitute. The date will lie announced in this column when arranged. Geo. E. Mason, ex 95, is now at Evanston, finishing his course. All the paths leading to the college buildings are a mass of ice and it is almost impossible to retain a footing. .Many funny spec taclcs were furnished this morning. The history department is again blooming fortii in full blossom, everybody trying to hand in their topic papers. Guy Walker has been spending a few days with his Phi Psi brothers and other college friends.

A FURNACE

IS A

TBIllG of eorpORS These winter days. In making a deal for one see H.S. REN8CK&CO., And they will make you prices that will surprise you. A general line of Hardware, Skates, 'Fin ware, Knives, etcISnst Side Public Square.

N«*\%*|>n|M*r Making* Charles A. Dana, editor of the New York Bun, has a lecture on newspaper making which closes with the following maxims: Never be in a hurry. Hold fast to the constitution. Stand by the Stars and Stripes, and above ail, stand for liberty, wiiaiever happens. The word that is not spoken never does mischief. All the goodness of a good egg cannot make up for the badness of a bud one. If you find you have been wrong, do not fear to say so. Wlm Cnn Aiinw^r? ‘ How many apples did Eve and Adam eat at a certain time ante'dating our knowledge of figures?” “One, of course.” First pedagogue; “Eve ate (8) and Adam 2,” total, 10. Second: “Eve 8 and Adam 8,”

total, IB.

Third: “Eve 8 and Adam 82,”

total 90.

Fourth; “Eve 81 and Adam 812,”

total, 893.

Fifth: “Eve 814 herself and Adam 8124 himself,” total, 8,930. Sixth: “Eve 8142 know how it

W\\y iis it, Voui 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. K. A. HAMILTON, Southeast corner square

SPECIAL SALE OE PANTS. $10 25, $0 25. $X 25. $i 25 Reduced to $5.25 25, $4 25, S5 75 Reduced to $325 Sale only lasts for this week. A. G. LESTER. Office with J. A. Ricketts.

GLEAN GROCERY. And we want everybody to bear in mind that you ean 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 goin" I up. We give , , Granulated sugar for As much a sugar for 1.00 as yon want F r ‘ ,r , 1 - nf * XU sugar for 1,0C Best hulk coffee 27%c, Kingnn’s bacon and lard, per lb 10c, Lion, Arhiicklc XX XX and Crystal Coffees. 22‘j cents; Mansfield and Big Four Flour, 3.‘» cents. Patent a.', cents Everything else in proportion. A general stock, consisting of Dry Goods, Notions, Hats, Caps, Shoes and Rubbers of all kinds. Full line of Gtoceries. Jolin Riley, 715 South Main Street.

b. F. cJOSbIN

a e* the liigii'x.i tirade lira*!! Blooir I

»nd the Itest Plttebiirtrli and Anthracite. Coa yard opposite Vandalia freight office.

For Sale—On easy payments. Six houses tanging in price from $3<M) to $1000. W. N. Wood. Hanna street, grocery. 73tl2

A Cheap Trip south.

Tickets will be »oM a! one fare for round trip to points in Tennessee. Kentucky, Alafta'na, Mississippi Louisiana and Florida on the line of the Louisville & Nashville, and Nashville, Chat-

tasted and Adam 28142 know what tanooga A St. Louis railroads on

j February 5. March 5, Aoril 2 I and 80, 1895. Ask your ticket agent

Pure blond is absolutely necessary In j about it, and if he cannot sell you exorder to enjoy perfect health. Hood’s cursion tickets write to ('. I*. Atmore, Sarsaparilla purities the blood and | General Passenger Agent, Louisville, strengthens the system. | Jan 27-Feb 25-Maicli 24-April 21-ltcw

it was like,’ total, 311,284.

I Hi yon Hnow wlmt thin represents:' It is one of the new improved rubl»er soles attached to the bottom of llsh0 ‘ P.R. CHRISTIE Sella them. Price 50c put on, 36c detached 7ft

JUNES F. FEE, INSURANCE AGENT, PENSION : ATTORNEY

AND .

NOTARY PUBLIC. Pension Vouchers, Deeds and Mortgages, Correctly and expeditiously executed. Office in Central Bank Building. Greencastle, Ind.

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