Daily Greencastle Banner and Times, Greencastle, Putnam County, 6 February 1895 — Page 3
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THE BANNER TIMES. GREENCASTLE. INDIANA. WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY« IH95
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Go to Black & Black, For Beautiful Goods.
Popular Prices.
Rockers and Chairs in Cobbler Seats, Wood Seats,
bolstered Seats.
Fine pieces in Curly Birch, Birdseye Maple and Oak.
Up-
IIIGH GRADE
IN OAK AND MAHOGANY.
10 TO B PER CENT. DO YOU WANT TO MAKE IT? Then buy your Ory Goods, Clothing, Hats, Gaps, HootS, SllOC3S, Groceries, Glassware, Queensware, Wood e n w a re and Tinw.a re. At tlie Globe Store South Oreencastle. J. SUDKANSKI. tf
ANOTHKK MISTAKE I of ours \mis buying too many lamps j Wt* have some mighty pretty ones in ! Decorated Stand and Library Lamps, 1 glad to sell them at a diseount. Jonks’ Drug Stork.
A new stock of
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Nobby, Neat, Well Fitting and Finely Trimmed suit of clothes see E. w. WHITE
REPAIRING a Specialty. Shop over Jones’ Drug Store opposite the postofhce. SEE Ills NEW GOODS.
LOtllS * IIS, Successors to L. L. LOUIS & CO., sell Children’s, Misses' and Ladies' SHOES Youth s, Boys and Men's SHOES Overgaiters Overshoes, Rubber, Boots, etc. South Side Square, GREENCASTLE.
Honest We have just received small consignment of ’ Gunpowder Tea from San Francisco which we can sell at th^ unprecedented figure of I MS 3 Ml This is not tea sweepings or dust, but the genuine leaf, and the supply is limited. U/eiK B ^o. South Side Square.
Just received at Langdon’s Book Store We also carry a very complete stock of Letter Tablets, Visiting Card?., Invitation Cards and Envelopes. Call and examine our stock as you are sure to find something that will please you in quality and price.
load of I'ntnitiu horses. Our market seems to he a good one. .Miss Zelle Brandon is at lioinc* after a week's visit with her sister, Mrs. Frank Spurrier, at Indianapo-
lis.
Mrs. Lillie Allen has rented the Rnndel room south side square and will put in a stoet of millinery about March 1. Rev. J. h. Newhouse left Red Wing, Minn., for his home in Grtencastle Tuesday, ami if not snowed in, will arrive today. Gray Potter is sutlering todav from a sptained leg, caused by the overturning ol a bob-sled on west Washington street last night. Regular meeting of Minerva C'haptuer. No. lu, order of Kasteru Star, this evening at 7:30 o’clock. A good attendance is desired, as there is busincs>‘ of importance to transact. The passenger earnings of the Monon lines for the last week in January were $15,210, an increase over the corresponding week of 1893 of $2,500. The freight eainings for the same week was $45,222, an increase this year of $10,304. W. W. Jones testified to the good results obtained from advertising in the Banner Times. He advertised an article in last Friday’s weekly and on Saturday sold enough goods to pay for the adver tisement, to people who said they
cutor, witnesses and court, it made no difierence, things went on smoothly; hut when the newspapers following their lead made a mistake. then a halt was called. This shows that every one sees the news paper mistakes, especially if well circulated like in the Banner Times. Why James Hibbs represent, d himself ns William and an swered to tha f name we do not know, but we cheerfully set Mr. William Hibbs. of Marion town ship, right, and now say that it is James that is in jail. The men are not related. NEWS FROM DKRAUW. THE BEST DAILY HAPPENINGS OF THE UNIVERSITY ‘ Look in tliin C olnmn for It—GueM* and KntertainmeiitH—Noteit, Items and AniioiiiieeiiieiitH—The Very Latest anti the lies! by Special Reporter.
STEADY THERE'! IF YOU WANT ANYTHING IN THE FURNITURE LINE Don't E'ail to Call on HMNNFc HE WILL. SKVe YOU MOINBY. East Side Square.
Miss .Iobu°on has returned from a visit to her parents at Casey 111. Miss Berniee Sigler, of Oxford,is visiting the family of Capt. Chaffee. Miss Bertha Crouse, after a pleasant visit with her cousin, Miss Ethel Campbell, returned to her home at Lafayette this morning. Lillian Smith and Nettie Wood were initiated into the mysteries of Kappa Gamma last evening. Carl Andrews, of Connerville, came yesterday, and will enter upon the second semester’s work. Harriet Hardy, of Crawfordsville, ar-
saw the advertisement and came in ! rive,, yesterday, and will continue his to buy ! worl ' with ’95.
Misses Fertile, Kowley and Drulejr
Rev. Dr. Talbott, who was hurt
Alphcus Birch Groceries, Provisions, Oueensware, etc. 1 think 1 am selling groceries as cheap or cheaper than they were ever before sold in Greenoastle. fine nramilaied Sugar 92 nouiids for $1 oft A Sugar 23 pounds for ' l wo Light Brown Sugar 21 pounds for 1 00 Package Coffee per pound 22 cents Bulk Coffee per pound 25. 30 and 35 cents Crackers per pound 5 cents Peaches per pound , 10, 12' a and 15 cents Kvaporated Apples per pound ... 10 cents Kaisins per pound . . 5 and 8L, cents Prunes (large) per pound ' 10 cents Peaches pel can 10, 15. 20. 22!, and 25 gents Corn per can s'.,. 10 and 15 cents 1 oinatoes per can 8' , and 10 cents Peas per can Best 10 cents 1 offer a complete stock of goods in Quality, and 1’riee satisfactory. Southwest corner Public Square.
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were in Indianapolis yesterday on a
THU I HU 1 1 UI UI TI 13 t * le Coatesville wreck, continues business trip.
A J-iv/D/xD C X-EjFi-L/ t>) improve, and hopes for a speedy | Fred Church made a business trip to
What is Going on in and About
Fair Greenoastle.
LATEST CITY HAPS AND MISHAPS. Whor** Our People p.re Going and Where Their GueatH are Stopping—NewH of In-
recovery, it is found that though ' Indianapolis, returning this morning, he was badly bruised no bones j Gene Iglehart has been visiting bis
were broken. Mrs. Talbott has ' written a letter thanking the railj road company and the people of Coatesville for their kindness to
her husband.
father, one of Indiana’s legislators, in
Indianapolis, a few days.
Albert Smith returned from a short
visit home last evening.
Thirty applicants for the base ball team are now in training In the gym-
A merchant: ‘‘The Historical so- The boys are determined, if
iere*t Over the city-The Be.t Column in cietv should now bedn and iii'ikc there is any \ irtue in training and preth, Caper mr yuleh Reading. arrangements for a ifrund old set P«>'«tion that the pennant shall remain
; for anntliHr year in tm j possession of I.
tiers’ picnic in this city on July 4. dont think ol)e 0 f lim jor meetings lias
U,—liliiiimiiigloii Telephone.
The Banner Times—10e. a week.
Mrs. H. 0. Lewis is at home
from Martinsville.
Col. James Fisk was taken seri-
ously ill this morning.
Judge James McNutt, of Brazil, is here today on business. G. C. Moore was called to India napolis today on legal business. George Hathaway made a business trip to Indianapolis today. G. E. Ledikay, of Wellsville, Kan., is visiting Will Houck and
wife.
The Nicholson hill will be indorsed in mass meeting Saturday
evening.
Mel. Walls left last night for Missouri, where he has secured a
situation.
Recorder Hurst is the proud possessor of an oil stove in the of-
fice vault.
Editor F. A. Arnold is attending an editorial convention at India napolis today. <3. W. Black ftLippod a car .oud of horses to In.’iauapolk today to be sold at auction. ; George W. Black. Willis and Dick Woods are in Indianapolis to dav buying horses. James Knox and wife, of Ladoga, were here yesterday on their way home from Kansas. James Piercejreceiyed word from Brick Chapel this morning of the death of his mother. The advance sale of “My Aunt Bridget” progressed very satisfactorily today at Landes’. George R. Grady, of Naples, N. Y., is here buying sheep. He is after live hundred head and a ear-
1 by all means let’s have a big time on the Fourth.” The Banner Times believes that the merchant is
about right.
The Gentlemen’s Literary club met last Monday evening with Prof. Waldo. The attendance was smaller than usual on account of the revival services, but an interesting meeting was had by those pr sent. A paper on the Evolution of Sex was presented by Dr. Underwood, and was a thorough and interesting treatise of the subject. As a natural consequence, the paper brought forth a heated argument on evolution, in which all present took part. The “Over the Teacups” club met yesterday afternoon for the first time since its organization at the residence of Mrs. G. C. Sruythe on south V'ne street. The meeting was opened by a beautiful piano solo by Miss Flora Mathias. The story of “Jake Stanwood’s Gul” was read by Miss Rose Joslin, after which followed a discussion of current topics by the club. After tiie tegular exercises bad been given Vue 'fcdiv* were taken to tne uiu-iug-room, where dainty reireshmentr were served. After spending a delightful afternoon the club adjourned to meet next time at Mrs.
Prof. Swahlen’s.
DRUGS, WALL* PAPER, PAINTS, STATIONERY G'ocxZs, 'Toilet Articles,
at Lowest Prices at
ALLEN'S DRUG STORE* east side square
wnhXi'ort'HnKU^i^^ hanU’ek : nMKrto. been arranged by the bylaws as a ; Chambers packed his shJ box this followyou. it costs you hut 10 cent!*a week grand picnic and as one of these “'’''"big anil left for Greeiieustle. In
a«for 4.* . v w
so. At least he will look after some of
the music girls.
The gymnasium classes will meet this evening in the armory as usual. The men win* have worked in former years and tlio-e new ones who have shown themselves proficient will be put in training for the athletic exhibition Feb. 22. If you wish to enter the list signify by attending this evening and giving your name to the director. Tlie usual grind commenced this morning, and the classes for the coining semester’s work are being organized. Quite a number of new students are in, and matriculation is very brisk, even though this is Wednesday. The primary oratorical contest will take place at Meharry hall Friday evening of this week. A good musical program has been arranged, and tlie students and public are cordially invited to attend. Please announce this to your friends and urge them to attend, bringing with them a little of their old time college spirit. The contestants have their work well arranged, and the contest promises to be a close one from
beginning.
Misses Haight and Trowbridge, of Del’auw university, are visiting Mrs. Frank Gee.—Terre Haute Erprett. MISIC AND ART NOTVS Miss Kate Foster, a sister of Miss Foster, of the art faculty, arrived yesterday to enter upon work in the music and
art schools.
Miss Fernie and Miss Rowley attended the Max Ueinriek concert at Indianupniis Inst evening. The registry lists of the music and art schools are running up rapidly. Nearly all of the old students are remaining, and quite a number of new ones are entering. _ _ The Wilczek Concert company will appear in the university concert course next Monday evening. It is one of the best combinations now before the public, and a tine concert is anticipated. Mr. Schellfchmldt’s classes will meet on Mondays and Thursdays this semester, the same as last semester, commencing tomorrow. The art extension class in Brazil is doing finely, increasing both in numbers and interest.
They Were All Mistaken.
William T. Hibbs, of Marion township, was a caller at the Banner Times office yesterday with a good cause of complaint. He says he is the only William Hibbs in Putnam county, and he wants the impression that William Hibbs is a meat thief cleared up. It seems that the Hibbs who is in jail for stealing Hammond’s pork is James Hibbs, and was never anybody but James. By some mistake the name got on the affidavit as William, the court ruled on it as William, the defendant answered to it ns William and he was committed as William, and by this time the name was rather familiar, and the news papers, of course, got it as William, some of them Bill. So long as tlie I others were wrong, officers, prose-
T 1)11)6 of eOlpORS 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 Hardware, Skates, ^Tinware, Knives, etcJurist Side Tuhlic Square.
WIqy is it, You A.sk, THAT KAMILTON 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 J learn this fact. Give Him a Gall. E. A.HAMILTON, SoutheiUwwaet square
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Keep your blood pure and healthy and you will not have rheumatism. Hood’s Sarsaparilla gives the Hood vitality and richness. *■ Opera house this evening, “My Aunt Bridget.” it Short-hand lessons are given at 509 dackson street by Mr. Geo. L. Merrill. Postoffice address box 741.
can buy $ 17.25, $21, 2511! $30 suits made to order for
$i5.
5.25, $4.25, 53.75 pants for $3.25 56.25, $7.25,$8.25510.25 pants for $5.25 A. G. LESTER. Office with J. A. Ricketts.
Old Bachelors Are not liable to lx* very much interested in ladles having soft white hands and faces, but we Want Wives And ladles in general who appreciate delicate white hands and skin, smooth and free from chaps, to try our Toilet Cream. Price iuc Jones Drug Store.
SLEAK SRQSERY.
And we '.vaht everybody to near ia mind that you can imy at Riley’s a* cheap as any place in the city, anil get a FIVK per cent discount on every cash purchase.
What Does Riley do with all the Goods he Gets? Eo Surely Sells them. xlolin Riley, 715 South Main Street.
Nicholson’s Sons, of Crawfordsville, have leased the Jones gallery over postoffice, and will visit Greenoastle Monday and Tuesday of each week, where they will be prepared to make all kinds of artistic fotografs. Their reputation is already well established. Those desiring any kind of fotograf work will do well to cull. They begin work today_ mtw&wk