Daily Greencastle Banner and Times, Greencastle, Putnam County, 13 February 1895 — Page 3
THE BANNER TIMES, GREENCASTLE. INDIANA. WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY 131^5
See Cut of our Ten Dollar Folding
lied,
with best woven wire sprihgs. The workings of this bed are so complete that a 10-yearold
THE BEST DAILY HAPPENINGS OF
THE UNIVERSITY
Look in tliU Column for It—OueHti* and Entertainmentii—Notes, Itenin and Announcements—The Very Latent and the
lient by Special Heporter.
death oivurnd at Rosedale where N EWS FROM DEPAlJW. the funeral occurred today. !
The Woman’s cltih will fjive its twenty-first anniversary entertainment at ladies' hall on the evening of the 14th at eight o'clock. Kach member is privileged to bring ons
guest.
Dr. T. Hunt has traded bis east
Seminary property to Dr. John G. Mr - K ' G ' Wa,ker - " 1, ° »•«* been‘■n-
, . traced to Hliifitrate the Mirage, arrived
McLoy lor Kansas real estate. Dr. ye< enlHV wi|1 ren)ail , in Ute ..py Hunt will locate in Plainfield, and until the work is completed. Mr. will move his family there in a few Walker received his education in Paris, weeks. | a,, <! 0,, e of the most noted portrait . ... „ . ami landscape painters of the west, A -T. Layton, hvtng east of the I, m vi„ KW()r k edln ...any of the lending
child can handle It with city, has rented his fai m to John ciim* throughout the United States, as is the best ^ e,r ^ uk > Hn< l w 'll move to town this well as in Kugland and France. He
week. He will reside on south De- "ill probably exhibit some of his work
pot street, and open a shoe shop on in 11 ‘ , w lla > s -
easi Hanna street. MUs Donohue - of ^'ieago. is visiting
89 6ei|t Il^usic ^acks
ease.
was
folding bed that
ever put on the market
for the price.
BLACK & BLACK
How’s Your Stomach? We’re not a doctor, but simply ask the question to remind you possibly your dyspepsia was caused by the use of impure baking powder; they are cheap in price, but are not cheap where health is considered. If you crave delicious, wholesome, non-dyspeptic biscuit use Jones’ Pure Baking Powder. Price % lb. 20c, 1 lb. 35c.
For a
Nobby, Nest, Well Fit tihg and Finely Trimmed suit of clotb.es see E. W. WHITE
REPAIRING a Specialty. Shop over Jones’ Drug Store opposite the postofiice. SEE Ills NEW GOODS.
A new stock of FINE STATIOM 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.
THE LOCAL FIELD
A team of horses hitched to a hay wagon, and belonging to J. K. M. Hamrick, were scared by a train at the Big Four depot yesterday afternoon and ran away. On the square they colided with a wagon standing at the rack and both vehicles were somewhat injured. The Globe Democrat of Tuesday had a long account of the effects of the late John Norton, killed in the Coatesville wreck. The diamond ring which disappeared at the wreck has not been recovered. It is a very heavy polished ring set witli a big diamond and was worth several hundred dollars, being a present from Mary Anderson. The general fire alarm at 7:15 o'clock last evening was caused by a blaze at the residence of John King on Fox Ridge. The department was out in short order and ; made a good run to the corporation ; line on south Bloomington street
her 1‘ld Mu sisters ami other friends
here this week.
Hurry Paris has returned from Martinsville in a much improved condition, and will tie able to assist in the Ath-
letic concert Monday evening.
Miss Elizabeth Muhuu left for Indianapolis this morning, where she will meet a representative of the I. U. chapter of Kappa Kappa Gamma, and from there the two will go to Madison, Wisconsin 'o attend the annual convention. Mrs. Campbell, nee Paris, is visiting her parents on Hanna street and manv friends she made while in connection
with DePauw university.
Please bear in mind the laet that there will be an athletic concert at Meharry hall Monday evening. This is the first one of the season. Don’t fail to attend, as your presence is much needed for
numerous reasons.
“Sotly” Showalter left this afternoon for Coiniersville, where he wid attend | the wedding of his brother tomorrow, j President (Schnepp has called a meet- 1 ing of the Athletic association for Mon- j day afternoon foi the election of officers for ’95. A full attendance is desired.
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HANNA’S. The Supply is Limited. Come Quick Fast Sido of Square. Alpheus Birch Groceries, Provisions, Gueenswarc, efce. I tliink I am selling groceries as cheap or cheaper than they were ever tiefore sold in Greencastle. Fine Granulated Sugar 22 pounds for $1 Oft A Sugar 23 pounds for . 1 Oft T.ight Brown Sugar 24 pounds for . 10# Package Coffee |>er pound 22 cents Bulk Coffee per pound 25, 30 and 35 rents Crackers per pound 5 cents Peaches per pom d. 10, 12’ a and 15 cents Evaporated Apples per pound .’ 10 cents Raisins per pound 5 and S'., cents Prunes (large; per pound 10 cents Peaches per can 10, 15. 20. 22K and 25 cents Corn per can 8 l j. 10 and 15 cents Tomatoes per can 8'., and 10 cents Peas per can Best 10 cents I offer a complete stock of goods in Quality, and Price satisfactory. Southwest corner Public Square.
A FURNACE
IS A
What is Going on in and About Fair Greencastle.
LATEST CITY HAPS AND MISHAPS. \Vl»pr« Our People r re Going; and Where Their Guentn are Stopping—Newn off IntercMt Over the City—The Heat Column iu tli > Paper for Qaie.lc Reading.
LOUIS & HOLS. Successors to L. I . LOUIS & CO., sell Children's, Misses’ and Ladies’ SHOES Youth’s, Boys and Men's SHOES Overgaiters Overshoes, Rubber, Boots, etc. South Side Square, GREF.NCASTLF.
DON’T THINK nr leaving the clt>, even for a short time, without ordering the Daily Bannbr Timks 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.
great to he reached by hose. The house was completely destroyed after a gallant light by the bucket brigade. The building was insured in the Ohio Farmers for $350. The* household goods, most ol which
Cream Horseradish. I p. v ip ter day? there is nothin^ so invigorating as good Horseradish. It cures a cold and makes more palatable the meat
you eat.
Cream Horseradish —The latest thing out at— WE IK’S.
G. W. Mack shipped three loads of horses to the eastern market this week. Mr. and Mrs. George A. Helm left today for Murdock, HI., their future home. Wm A. Hillis went to Crawfordeviile at noon to spend a few days with relatives. Chas. Barnaby left at noon for Chicago and points in southern Wisconsin to sell lumber. James H. Steele and wife have returned to their home at Greencastle.— Terre Haute Tribune. An affidavit has been made out against Hugh Homey charging him with assault on George Mur-
p>>y.
Elmer Murphy and wife return today from Pimento where they have been by tiie bedside of his mother-in law, Mrs. Brow, who is
very ill.
Rev. T. H. Willis started to Worthington Saturday, but was taken violently ill at Greencastle 1 and compelled to return home.—
Hloominylon World.
Harry ConkLin. “devil” at theBanner Times, got a hand caught in the office elevator today at noon which mashed the member severely. No bones were broken, however.
At a recent meeting of the French
but the distance to the fire was to | club the following officers were elected :
President, Lieutenant Lewis; vice president. Miss 8inith; secretary. Mi-s Beck; treasurer, Maverick Terrell: poet, Mrs. Waldo; eritie, Prof. Fair-
field.
Tie- lecture last evening of Rev. Frederick Powers in Meharry hall was
were saved, were also injured. The excellent. No lecture this y air has King family had just stepped into been as i\c|| received and like I as well ; a neighbors to spend the evening this on ‘‘' Kcv. Powers has a bcauti-1
j fill smooth flow of language, good de-
when the lire occurred and the ,i V e ry . all d abounds in wit an
great headway provoking expressions. His “block-
heads" lecture was pronounced by all a
j decided success, am' when be returns
again a host of friends will greet him. Rev. F. F. Albertson will preach at Florence hall tomorrow at 2 o’clock
The preliminary examination of 011 ’ A cordial invitation is extended
to all.
flames had made when discovered.
HAMRICK GOES FREE.
ProneiMitinff WitneftiieA to Appear thin Afternoon ami CaHeM l>i*niiftNe<l.
S (Hamrick which was set for this afternoon at two o’clock didn’t come olf for the reason that no prosecuting witnesses appeared against the defendant. Hamrick was charged in three cases witli forgery, which were mentioned in
lust week's papers, but Esquire A) . ting through the blood, Howl’s Ashton dismissed all of them today Sarsaparilla not onlv cures serofnlu, at the same time. It was rumored salt rheum, etc., but gives health and that the amounts had been made j vigor to the "hole body,
good, which if true, would account
In a letter to a friend here Rev. Edmund S. Shumaker says he is in the midst of a great revival at Knight-ville. Rev. E. F. Albertson recently held a revival meeting at his appointment that resulted in ninety accessions to the
church.
TijiDH of concerns These winter days. In making 9 deal tor one see H.S.RENICK&CO., And they will make you prices that will surprise you.
A general Hoe of
Hardware, Skates, T'inware, Knives, etc. Jurist S/c/o Public Square.
for the discharge of the piisoner. There was quite a crowd gathered to witness the trial, but they were disappointed. South Orennractla. Mrs. Joe Vancleave is sick. John F. Cooper was among the passenger* for Indianapolis this af-
ternoon.
Walter Johnson, the rising ! young stockman of SliksviHe. is ui j the city this week, the guest of Andrew Wood and U. T. Ashley. The bucket brigade was sadly deficient at yesterday’s fire on
Buy your valentines and usetbe postoffice at the valentine party tonight at Browning’s hall. 103tl The stock and chemicals that are used in making a dozen first-class cabinets being less than forty cents, enables an artist to make first-class caoinets at $1.50 per dozen and not use cheap stock. • It
Bring your valentines or purchase then, and pot in the pusLoffle* at the valentine party tonight. Enjoy the taffy. It
Nicholson’s Sons’ gallery over post- j office will be onen every day during I the week to make appointments for Monday and Tuesday of the following j Fox I week. 0 7<3tt»tf i
WLpy 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 On 11. E. A. HAMILTON, Southeast corner square
Ridge. It needa reorganizing.
| Over 6000 cabinet photographs have j
neTTLfate Transfer*. | *' t,! C street gal erv at 1 Serena J. Washburn to J. B. & Julia L De- J $L50 per dozen in the last four months. Motte, land In Greencastle, $2VW. j llunton, artist. It 8. 11. & A. Hensley to Christina Toney, land | In Madison tp , Jiv). The reception committee at the valhllza A. AlstmuKh to L. w Seller, land in . , OreeneasMe.«%a. |entme party at Baker A Brownings Sarah J. Fox to Chas. N. Cromwell, land In hall tonight, February 13. are Washington township. $40. [ pi,.|-,. e , Carl Sleeg. Lda Steeg. William Wrlaht to Orlena Wright, land In ; Keifer _ non , t mjgs j t . 10 3-lt
YOU
can buy $17.25, 21,2 550 suits made to order
The Treasury Surplus.
A’lt Murphy yesterday received
a telegram from George I. Mark, Jefferson township, love.
Of Rosedale, stating that the lat-! Joseph Lloyl to Eben Lloyd, land In Clin-i
, 111, ton tp.. $1125
ter s father was deail. Deceased Muttle Y.stevena to SaiDual & E. A. Lind* John G.
old pioneer of sev, land In Lockrldgo, $500. j Carlisle, he
^ j Says there's a surplus In the treasuree!
ToiImi . i.orf,I Markets. ! ,,
1 John Q.
£i5.
&LEAH MERY.
And we want everybody to I tear in
5 and H 1 ' 1 " 1 that you can buy at Riley’s ns J 1 cheap a< any place in the city, and get
tor a FIVE per cent discount on every
j cash purchase.
wa» John Mark, an
Putnam county, living four miles northeast of town. He leaves a host of relatives and friends. The
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BEAUTIFUL E N T 1 N E S
[Furnished the Daily Bannkr Timks ! Carlisle, he daily by R.W. Allen, manager of Arthui
Jonym’s poultry house.1
Hens 5 ,, I Sprinirs.choioe # ; arlisle, he * f : vmincr 3 >*ivh t i
Knows a heap more than you or me.
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John O.
. Cork:;, young 3 I Cocks, old 2 Turkey hens, old . .I Turkey hens, youns •> Turkeys, old toms. 4’A Docks.. 5 Qeese, choice f. f. slbr and over 40 Qeeae. plucked 3a Ktrtrs, fresh, subject to tiMndilng li> Butter, fresh roll #
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ALLEN S DRUG STORE.
Subscriptions for any magazine or paper taken at this otlice. We tv ill save you money. tf
Says there Is a surplus in the treasuree.
Then.
John G. Carlisle, he Ought to set It out so’s the folks can see. John G. Carlisle, ho Is llk -ly’s rlitht as he can be.
lint,
’ fain’t that; To stand pat, John outekt to say where the surplus’s at. Anxious Inouirisb Id N. Y. Sun.
5.25, $-1.25, 3.75 pants for
$3.25
$6.25.$7.25,$8.25510.25 pants tor $5.25 A G. LESTER. Office with J. A. Ricketts.
What Does Riley do with all the Goods he Gets? ' He Surely Sells them. xlolin Kiley, 715 South Main Street.
Excuraion Kutos to liiilinna|>f>li« Via Vandulia line Feb. 15, return limit 16, account of Society Circus. J. S. Dowling, Agt-
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