Daily Greencastle Banner and Times, Greencastle, Putnam County, 9 February 1895 — Page 3

THE BANNER TIMES, GREENCASTLE. INDIANA- SATURDAY FEBRUARY 9 lw95

Go to Black & Black, For Beautiful Goods. Popular Prices. Rockers and Chairs in Cobbler Seats, Wood Seats, Up bolstered Seats. Fine pieces in Curly Birch, Birdseye Maple and Oak

HIGH GRADE

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IN OAK AND MAHOGANY.

10 TO 15 PER CENT. DO YOU WANT TO MAKE IT? Then buy your Drii Goods, Clothing, Hats, Gaps, Hoots, Shoos, Grocerios, Glassware, Queens ware. Woo den ware and Tinware. At the Globe Store South Greencastle. J. SUDRANSKI. H2«h tf

ANOTHER MISTAKE of ours was buying too many lami' We have some mighty (iretty ones i Decorateil Stand and Library Lam|>>jlad to sell them at a discount. .)<inks’ Dki'O Stork.

A new stock of

For a

Nobby, Neat, Well Pitting and Finely Trimmed suit of clothes see E. W. WHITE

Gin i lui 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 t<> find something that will please you in quality and price.

REPAIRING a Specialty. Shop over Jones’ Drug Store opposite the postoffice. SEE Ills NEW GOODS.

THE LOCAL HELD

What is Going on in and About Fair Greencastle.

LATEST CITY HAPS AND MISHAPS.

j Wh«»re Our People p.re Going ami Where Their OueatH are Stopping—New* of Interest Over the C ity—The Heat Column In th« Paper for t^uiek Reading.

LIS & US. Successors to L. E. L< MTS & C(sell Children’s, Misses’ and Ladies' SHOES Youth's, Boys and Men’s SHOES Overgaiters Overshoes, Rubber, Boots, etc. loulh Side Square, GREENCASTLE.

'■other, Edward Gainer, and lainily, and many Muoeie friend*, left f >r her home today.—Mancie rim cs. Elder Morris reached home last evening from Union county where he was engaged in a protracted m eting. Cnpt. J. F. Fee announces that t iere will be no militia drill on Tuesday evening next on account f the cold weather. Tlie New York and St. Louis imited, No. 5. due here at 9:01 a. u., was annulled today on account •I' the great delays caused by the leavy snows 'and cold weather in the east. Olive Adams gave a tntfY pulling f o a number of her friends last ■vening at her home on north Vine -treet, the occasion being her welfth birthday. A good time is reported by those attending. An exchange sa\s: Hard times seem to be favorable to great religious revivals. Many people never appreciate the comforts of life properly until they are put on •hort rations. Then they begin to think and wonder why they were not thankful sooner. It is a fact not generally known that Hon. W. II. Ragan and Dr. G. Bence were members of the legisture that passed the present liquor law twenty years ago, and Dr. Bence was chairman of the committee on temperance, being a member from Clay county, residing at Carbon. A farmer once wrote to an editor of a paper asking turn what the weather in the next mon'.h would lie like. The reply given was: “The weather next month will lie very iiiueh like tour subseription bill.” After a little pondering the inquirer recollected that his hill was •‘unsettled,’’ and so he at once sent a postal order. The meanest man we have heard of in a iong time, was the fellow who prayed forty-five minutes for

NEWS FROM DEPAUW. THE BEST DAILY HAPPENINGS OF THE UNIVERSITY Look in thU Lolmnn for It—<Ju*»Mh and Knt«*rtaininentti—N’ot«*ii, Items and AnnounrFinentft—The Very Late*! and the Rent by Special Reporter.

DON'T THINK of li'Hviiifr the city, even for a short time, without ordering tbe Dully Bannkh I imk~ to follow you. It costs you but 10 cents a week as It docs here at home, and the address will be changed as often as you desire.

Cream Horseradish.

In these winter days there is nothin” so invigorating as good Horseradish. It cures a cold and makes

more palatable the rncatjii^j third '’< r _r' , e work

Miss Nellie Matson is visiting at

Brazil.

Will Harris is in Indianapolis today on business. Mrs. J. B. Nelson is at home from Greenwood. Charles Anderson has gone to St. Louis to spend a week. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Paul Miller, St. Louis, Feb. 8, a son. Clarence Vestal is in Hendricks county today buying horses. C. E. Anderson went to St. Louis last night to visit Ins sister, Mrs.

J. H. Donan.

It was only about ten degrees below zero this morning. That's an

improvement.

Miss Ethel MeCorkle, of Indianapolis, is the guest of her cousin,

Miss Perle Htllis.

Seven wild geese flew north this morning about daylight That's a |

warm weather sign.

J. W. Little w-.s giv«*» ♦bejuDpb-

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O. I*. Robinson, of Spencer, formerly of ’95, euine yesterday to attend tlie concert and visit I). K. E. brothers. MLs Mary Bosernan is visiting friends in Indianapolis this week. Miss Elizabeth Lallines has been visiting Helen Allen at Covington, 1ml. tt is reported that Ernest Waning will shortly goon tne stage as professor of hypnotism under the management of W. K. Kerr. Mr. Warring lias been giving private exhibitions for gome time and a few public entertainments We hope the gentlemen success in their undertaking. Snst who is to blame for the little interest taken in the state oratorical is hard to determire. Certain it is, however, that something is wrong or some one is to censure. If the contestants cannot lie composed of tlie representative men of the college, the college had better withdraw at once from tlie association and stop this farce. Nothing is intended personally against tlie two contestants tonight; they are not to he blamed, for as long as the college holds contents it is their privilege to enter. But the point is, that if we cannot send our best speakes, who should be chosen from a li>t of titteeu or sixteen at least; it is wrong, and places us in a false light, to he represented as we have been and are likely to be.—Craic/urdarillt

Journal.

TilK ORATORICAL.

Invocation. Ur. J. I\ D. John

Favorite Modene, Llebhmr, Op. 11 M188 I I n nee Elliott The Church and the Problem of Keform M. L. Uuggy, Greencastle The New Era in Politics John M. Walker, New Albany, In<I

Music.

Hall. Smiling Morn, Spoffortle DePauw Mixed Quartette The Fraternal Epoch Thos W. Nadal. Mllroy, iud c bristianlt.v in the Uniu-d Mu cs Government H. L. Murray, Greencastle The Supreme Law In Human Progress Fied W. Hixson, llrucevllle, tnd

Music.

Quis cst Homo IStaUat Mater) Itosslnl Mrs Newhouseund Miss Rowley The Philosophy of ( (inflict Geo. W. Kenny, Broadlands, III. The Religion of the Future it, J. Roberts, Ui\ ■ rton, Iowa

Music.

Value. Mosr.k (wskl Miss Marto Hoover Estudl urUltia, I-aenme . .Miss Rowley and Mr. Gilbert Solo Mr. Starr

Decision of Judges.

The above program was carried out last evening ai Meharry hall, and now

STEADY THERE'! IF YOU WANT ANYTHING IN THE FURNITURE LINE Don’t Fail to Call on HHNNH.

H EE WILL SKVe YOU TVYOINE^Y. East Side Square. Alpheus Birch Groceries, Provisions, Oueensware, etc. I think I am selling groceries as cheap or cheaper than they were ever before sold in Greencastle. Kme Granulated Kugar 22 pounds for $1 OP A Sugar 2d pounds for | op Eight Brown Sugar 24 pounds for 1 OP Package Coffee per pound 22 cents Bulk Coffee per pound . 25. 30 and 35 cents Crackers per pound 5 cents Peaches per pom d 10, 12^ and 15 cents Evaporated Apples per pound 10 cents Raisins per pound. 5 a, K | 8L, cents Prunes (large) per pound to cents Peaches per can . .10, 15. 20. 2‘2ji and 25 cents ( orn per can h 1 3 , jo and 15 cents Tomatoes per can 8) 3 and 10 cents Peas per can Best 10 cents 1 offer a complete stock of goods in Quality, and Price satisfactory. Southwest corner Public Square.

the Lord to help the poor, when hej the p r f niar y contest of ’95 is a thing of had several cribs of corn ami lots | the past. A verv small audience for

of fat oxen on his farm, and when this wension greeted the contestants. the collections were being made for 1 * n< * a |l, i ‘I’in 1 at a very

low ebb The coll ge yell was attempted three times by about that many stu-

you eat. Cream Horseradish —The latest thing out atWEIR'S.

j P. lodge last evening.

1 ileiiiv -Miller, who La-e ’men visliting relative* here for several

the needy he shelled out a whole quarter <>f a dollar. It was a won der there wasn’t a hole in the quar-

ter.

One of the greatest nuisances teachers have to contend with in the public rchool is the cigarette. A number of hoys use the obnoxious article to such au extent as make themselves disagreeable to other scholars in the same room, and they decline to sit near the “fiends” as a consequence. If some of these hoys don’t let up on their habit, some one will be compelled to sit by their biers. The cigarette is not only disgusting, but it is

deadly.

This evening at the residence of Mr. George H. Kurtz will occur the marriage of his daughter, Miss Loie May Kurtz to Mr. George A. Helm, of Murdock, III. Rev. K. K. Bryan will pronounce the ceremony at 7:30 o’clock. The bride and groom will remain here a few days betore leaving for their future home in Douglas county, III., where the bride hi« been osg-.!in

teaching far sowr time and where

the groom owns a fine farm adjoin ing tlm town- of Murdock. Mr.

dents, and on*‘e or tw ice the names of a few popular individuals were called out by the hungry assembly, hut to 110 effect. There was no response, and everything was as quiet as a prayer meetitur. This lack of spl it is solved by some as due to the extreme cold. It may he to. . he contestants differed very widely iu their styles of oratory, so that many were surprised by the result. However, each man put forth his best effort in his style, and not very many of them lacked spirit. Each man seemed well compo-ed and master of tlie occasion, making the course of speeches flow very smoothly. Mr. Kenny was confused by the announcement of the president and the duet by Burlingame and Gilbert, making his entrance about two steps in front of the ladies announeed for that number. The president finally stopped him and Mr. Kenny showed his reserve and nerve by not being etnbarassed in the slightest degree. The music was excellent, an I without it the entertainment would have been very dry. The decision of the judges was well received by all. and Mr. Daggy. the winner, will he encoura jeil in his future labor bv every student of the university. His only drawback will be delivery, which by I vc. AtefC »vi« rtpwHy improve. His !t'.'*':"'c , 'i!*t was excellent. and his clear thought and argument will stand a good show in any

A FURNACE IS A TLIDS of (ZOIPFORS These 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 Hardware, ©Rates, 'Pinware, Knives, eteJinst Side l^nblie Sijimre.

YVl^y is it, You A.sK, 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. !’, A. IIAMTIYTON, Southeast corner square

. cort^r will U«* foiiuu ll»c coiii Hdm is a nephew of Fletcher Helm,, ^ o ,. the . ix of m!lllU .

months, returned to Nebraska i s . oc k dealer, of Indianapolis. | script and delivery The grades and Thursday. i Some one lust evenini; took a I ,allKS t,f Nt 11 a ‘'* ,l ” i

i J'OJit m in 1 1 \ t mug iook ! S() od by tiubiy, but may he some fertile

H. M. Smith today received word 1 shot nt F. G. Gilmore's store and brain w'ill conjecmie his prime object.

of the death at Indianapolis of an flattened out n bullet on the large " htvh i- """

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can buy ^17.25. *21, 25 and S30 suits made to order for

aunt, Mrs. Olive Bid tie, who was | plate glass window just cost of the 1

twin sister of his futher.

front door. The thing missile was

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Keeping everlastingly advertis ing brings success. tf

There will be preaching at the i ,rom a revolver at Presbyterian church Sunday morn ' « n nn ^ le from the ea8t ’ antl " ho,e inir 10:30 a. m; Sunday school at j in the about one half inch in two p.m; young people’s meeting diameter is the result. Where the at six p. ra. All are cordially in- l > ullet t ’ Hme ,rora and who fiml ,l,e

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DRUGS, WAUL, PAPGR, PAINTS, STATIONERY Fancy 7 CHoods, 'Toilet Articles,

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ALjLstM’S DRUG SI0RE»s east side square

Miss Kate Gainer, of Greener- ^ ftn(| ieee# of |t ,

who has been visiting her * ,

were thrown over the show window ; j contents. The bullet was pretty well spent or the glass was of great I toughness ns the bullet did not pass clear through. It was enough. however, to considerably damage

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And we want everybody to hear ia mind that you can buy at liilcy’s as cheap a« any place in the city, and get a FIVE per cent discount on every cash purchase.

What Does Riley do with all the Goods he Gets? He Surely Sells them. xJolin Riley, 715 South Main Street.

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Old Bachelors Are not liable to he very much interested in ladies having soft White hands and face~, hut we Want Wives And ladies in general who appreciate delicate white hands and skin, smooth and free from chaps, to try our Toilet Cream. Price 10c Jones Drug Store.

L. M. Hanna, M. D., PHYSICIAN A SURGEON Offlce No. IS Walnut Street, First Door East EnKine House Residence, llrlek House o» Slime lot.

When it comes to the genuine article of news the Bannkh Times has it.