Daily Greencastle Banner and Times, Greencastle, Putnam County, 20 February 1895 — Page 3
THE BANNER TIMES, GREENCASTLE. INDIANA. WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY 201895
Our Stock is Complete!
Our l J rices will suit you!
and will also escort Col. J. W. Ebel from the Vandalia depot. Mrs. S. J. Powell, of Danville, , Hi., who has been visiting her
each guest provided his or her batch of provender, assembled at the residence of H H. Mathias, and at 7:30 o'clock marched silently
daughters, Mrs. John Merry weather across the street. Mrs. Arnold was and Miss Hattie Powell, returned ' n the secret, hut her husband was ; home at noon. j caught napping thoroughly and
genuinely, and the “surprise'' was one in reality as well as in name.
his gmsts, Mr.
st , e Arnold was excused temporarily to
Col. John W. Ebel, of Terre
We can sell you better bargains now than ever before. Haute, did not visit Co. I last even-
| ing. He has postponed his visit |"" er welcoming
Don t fail to give us a call. lo price our goods means jj]| saturdav evening and will
sales for us and your money’s worth to ycu. : t he ‘•Tin Soldier.’’ , * on * 1 ‘ 9 “company togs,’ after
The revival at Greencastle June- w k' c ^ ^ ,e npppnrpd and was the | tion closed last night after three ‘‘ entral figure of the fun throughout j weeks. Thirty-five accessions and tbe evening. I he guests were cor-
I forty conversions. Rev. U. G.
_ Leazenby, pastor.
Mr. Charley Scott and wife, of Eminence, are visiting Mrs. Judson Scott. Mr Judscn Scott and wife, Charley Scott and wife spent Sun-
FURNITURE
CXjESA.IXr
Prices as low as the lowest.
Blacl< Black.
d[)dertaldi)<5 pri<;e5 peasoi^abl^.
wnaiillsnoiiMiiieionii HAVE I ... Done niv duty to my family? M ide them safe from the pangs of want? Made arrangements to meet all my debts? Provided a future home for my children? Provided means to educate my children? Provided against the cold chanty of the
world?
Provided for old age? Provided for long sickness? Provided for death? Provided for funeral expenses? Insured my life! If Not, You should insure at once with J M. HURLEY, over First National Bank.
For a
Nobby, Neat, Well Pit ting and Finely Trimmed suit of clothes see E. W. WHITE
A new stock of
FINE MIONffi
Just received at Langdon’s Book Store We also carry a very complete stock of Letter Tablets, Visiting Cardf., Invitation Cards and Envelopes. Call and examine our stock as you are sure to find something that will please you in quality and price.
REPAIRING a Specialty'. Shop over Jones’ Drug Store opposite the postoffice. SEE HIS NEW GOODS.
MS 4 IIS. Successors to L. L. I-OUIs&t <>.. sell Children’s, Misses’ and Ladies’ SHOES Youth’s, Boys and Men's SHOES Overgaiters Overshoes, Rubber, Boots, etc. Sooth Side Sqoare, GREENCASTLE.
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 Gueftts are Stopping—News of Interest Over the City—The Best Column in th* Paper for Quick Beading. DON’T THINK of leaving the city, even for a short time, without ordering the Dally 11 anneh 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.
Cream
Horseradish.
In these winter days there is nothing so invigorating as good Horseradish. It cures a cold and makes more palatable the meat you cat. Cream Horseradish —The latest thing out at WEIK’S.
It pays the mere hunt and businesR man to talk liberally to the public through the columns of The Banner Times.
day with Mr. Dave Scott and fani-
Dy.
Deputy Revenue Collector Bryant, of Frankfort, is here today scattering blanks for the collection of the new democratic income tax of .|4000 as imposed by the last eingress. Mr. Bryant had discovered no men in Greencastle enjoying a $4000 income up to noon but he is distributing his blanks preparatory to ferreting them out. While Mrs. J. F. Coffman, of Maple Grove, was walking on a railroad near her home Monday, she slipped and tell, striking her head against a rail, and causing concussion of the brain. She remained in an unconscious condition for nearly twenty-four hours, but is now improving. Dr. E. Hawkins was called to see her this
morning.
Miss Florence Buskirk has returned from a two weeks' visit with relathes at Louisville. Mrs. Buskirk will leave tomorrow for Indianapolis to enter upon her duties in the United States pension office. She lies been given an agreeable clerkship by reason of the kindness of Senator Voorheer, and will have a permanent position. It is stated that the salary is $1000 per year.—
/{loominijt.on Telephone.
Mrs. Dr. Case and Miss Josephine Donnohue entertained members of the Woman’s Christian Temperance union at the home of the former on south College Avenue yesterday afternoon from two | to five. A most delightful time is reported. Miss Sheridan gave an j
diuily received and most happily entertained, and the amusement was kept going at a rapid rate. Some of the guests today have paralysis of the optic nerve, caused by indulging in the exciting game of “wink,” while some of the gentlemen who put on a glittering cake walk haven't the kinks out of their bodies yet. Luncheon was served at ten o’clock, the guests being seated at tables, 6n chairs, and some tak ing the oriental fashion of sitting on the floor, one of the visitors becoming so “attached” to this method that lie attempted to carry off his rug. At eleven o’clock the guests departed, having spent a delightful evening with Mr. Arnold and his charming family, all wishing their host another fifty years of
life and prosperity.
Mr. John Ira Harden and Miss I Jennie Alice Soper were married this afternoon at the residence of! Wm. Kelly, south of the city. Mr. ! Harden is from Indianapolis and | ! formerly was in the Big Four cm- j
ploy.
.HANNA, East Side Square
Alpheus Birch Gr-eecrics, Provisions, Oueensware, etc. 1 tliink I am selling groceries as cheap or cheaper than they were ever before sold in Greencastle. V'lue Granulated Sugar 22 pounds for .. $1 00 A Sugar 22 pounds for ] up Light Brown Sugar 24 pounds for ] <m Package Coffee per pound 22 cents Bulk Coffee per pound. .. .... . 25. 30 and 35 cents Crackers per pound 5 cents Peachea per pound 10, 12' 2 and 16 cents Evaporated Apples per pound 10 cents Raisins per pound ........ 5 and SU cents Prunes (large) per pound ]b cents Peaches per can 10. 15. 20, 22J* and 25 cents Corn per can Sq, 10 and 15 cents Tomatoes per can sq and 10 cents peas per can Best 10 cents I offer a complete sto< k of goods in Quality, and Price satisfactory. Southwest corner Public Sijuure.
A FURNACE
IS A
NEWS FROM DEPAUW. THE DEST DAILY HAPPENINGS OF THE UNIVERSITY
t.ook in Oil* Column for it—f.iiests ami Kntertntnlnrllt*—Note*, lirm* ami AnnouiieeinentH—Tlie \>ry l.ntesl ami Hit* llt-sl hy Spt't lal Ki'porti'r.
Dan-
Miss Devore wears Alpha Chi colors. Hurl Burmson is confined tonis room
with a severe attack of grip.
Miss Pet Mahan visited her parents at ■ : Leoanon Sunday on her way home from
the Kappa convention.
A number of st nUnts attended re- 1 vival services at A. M. E. church on
Locust street last evening.
Miss Ethel Campbell will entertain her mother from Lebanon over Sunday. Geo. Kenney was called to his home
on account of the
serious illness of his father.
touching results of one' , Miss ' V «»'*l”.v’s «i*ter reUirn-, to
“Breakfast forThieves” in London. 1
t. . , . , Guy Smith returned to Lafayette this
Daintv refreshments were served ,
afternoon.
and the ladies went to their homes
some
Jesse Hampton has the grip. J. F. Darnall is in Indiunapolis
today.
Mrs. Thomas Bivin leaves today
for Brazil.-
Mrs. Mary Scott is visiting her
daughter at Ladoga.
Little Dee Benjamin visited Min-
nie Bivin yesterday.
W. H. Latta, of Indianapolis, is
here on business today. | interesting account of her brother’s j‘‘k Badlands, HI.. A sale at the farm of James i work in Detroit: Mrs. Dr. John
Brandon was in force today. T. S. Adams is here from ville today on legal business. Pat Long, of north Greencastle,
is sick—threatened with pneumo-
nia.
Miss Ella Maxwell, of Crawfordsville, is visiting Mrs. Harry
Maxwell. Mr. and went to
afternoon.
Mr. T. J. Leehey, of Indianapolis, the guest of Miss Julia Ash,
lias teturned home.
Mrs. A J. Sims and family, of Bolivar Mn., are visiting Mrs. M.
Gibbons and family.
I). E. Badger bus sold 32.4. r )
acres of ins land north of the city tody of their only child, Fern Ethel, treat,nent and re, upera-ion
~ /■' _ ._ .1. t • . • i«* n« ,ii : !n 11>m 1 v*• 1. fmnr*3
of GOipORS These winter days. In making 3 deal tor one see H.S. RENICK&.CO., And they will make you prices that will surprise you. A general line of Hardware, Skates, 'Tinware, Knives, etc;. llnst Sido l 3 ublio Square.
Mrs. John W. Cooper Indianapolis yesterday
All arrangements for the great debate Friday evening are completed, and Col. Weaver is how resting on his oars. Great interest is manifested in the sale of seats; almost the entire lower portion of the house is reserved, and from present appearance, the gallery will
complainant sets out that the par- have to he the seating place of many ties were married on February 4, who will attend. I. F. has chartered a
with renewed interest in their great
work.
Josephine Ratliff vs. John W. Ratliff, divorce, is the title of a di vorcc case filed in the court. The
1888, and lived together until April ft, 1894; that the defendant has been for six years guilty of cruel and inhuman treatment, by abuse and calling disreputable names; pulling hair; that he is an habitual drunkard, and Ims for more than two )var.? failed to provide for
special train, and also re-.-rved the entire east center section of Meharry hall. This will he the great event of the sea-
son, eclipsing all others.
Mr. Tod Oweiij’lwho for some time has been college correspondent for the Bannku Timks, left this afternoon for his home in Mechanicsburg. Ohio. Mr. Owen is suffering from an injury received in practising at the armory some
to C. W. and S. J. Fox, colored,
for $<>4 , J.
Alf. Lookahill is in Putnam county closing up some real estate | deals for the firm.— Crtnrfordurille A ryun ATeic*. Mrs. Sarah Bell, of Floyd township, died this week after a long
plaintiff. The plaintiff asks cus-j 1 ime since, and goes home for medical
If his
0. B. Case represents the plaintiff, j ‘"‘Pr-'*-' «> h< hopes, he will re-
I turn to DePaiiw as *ooti a- possible. \
The ;v:!l of the late William H. Paul Poynter will look after Mr. OwAllee has been admitted to pro | en s work while he is away bate with County Clerk Darnall. The The fact that Hood's Sarsaparilla, j instrument conveys to the wife of | once fairly tried, becomes the favorite the deceased. Amanda T. Alice, all | *P mi K "ledici.ie, speaks volume* for it*
the rcnl e«tate of the testator, at herd'a' r exp'ration of widow
Wlqy its it, You THAT HAMILTON SELLS SO MANY
GOODS?
This is the reason: He has the best groceries and makes the lowest prices. His rpgular customers 1 now this and the new ones he gains every day rapidly learn this fact. Give Him a Oall. I?. A. HAMILTON Southeast corner square
&LEAR MERY.
! excellence and merit.
.Iii-t received, a nice line of late »tyle
illness. Her funeral occurred to hood to go to the children, Niancy , jewelry, which 1 shall he pleased to day at Palestine. j J. McAninch, John P. Alice, Mary 1 show. II. s. Werneke. lo'.i-fit
... ^ A. Tinder. Frank R Alice. Ada A1
Wanted (fond «;irl for general house
And we want everybody to hear in mind that you cun buy at Riley’s as chcii’ any place in the city, and get a FIN E per cent discount on every
cash purchase.
WDicti is me Besl COUGH SYRUP?
Re ir meeting of Temple lodge
No. All v i|uest( Com | street p
A A. M. ibers are
1 be present. y I will give no < \
■ i-e
ide Saturday afternoon,
Zif m VUc 1 have Just received
a full Case of MUNYON’S CELEBRATED
! lomceopathic Remedies. A La Lj E N' S BRUG SiGREs* east side square
this evening * ee aru ^ Gy Alice, to share alike. . ~ IQuinton Broadstreet and John P.
earnestly re- v
Alice are named a< executors of the will, made June 20, 1889, and witnessed by Wm. D. Hill and Hugh II. Parker. A codicil made on February 0, 1895, filed with the will 1 disposes of personal properties and provides for other minor matters. Editor F. A. Arnold rounded out titty years of life on yesterday, and Ui number of his friends planned a .surprise on him for last evening at ' his residence, B32 east Seminary street, which was successfully ex1 edited. About fifty people carrying fifty varieties of eatables, for
work. Good wages paid. George K. Blake. See those hair pins and H. S. Werneke'-.
Eiit|iiire of I09tf side combs at 109-Gt
The Bannku Timks keeps a stock of 1(00*101 Record pens, the best on earth.
See the Tin Soldiers Saturdav night :il Blake's opera house. Admission. 15 and 25c. Tickets on sale at Landes’ drug store. It
No. i White Fish in Kit..45c Assorted Jellies in p: Syrup in pails 50c Sorgum 60c Jolm Hiloi], 715 South Main Si reel.
IHYOrS MIES
SubscriptUns for any magazine or paper taken at tiiis otlice. We; will save you money. tf i
Is a question often asked the Pharmacist. If you try JONES* COUGH SYRUP, you will learn it is pleasant to take, a most satisfactory Cough Remedy and the largest 25-cent bottle of Cough Cure in the market. JONES IDRUG STORE.
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Lost Lady’s gold watch. 1 inder leave at Bannku 'ITmk* olllce and get liberal reward. tf
A Full Lino of MUNYON’S REMEDIES.
Get a nice child’! Jones I Jl U !_£ SlCJf C'. Werneke, the jeweler.
pm
-et from 109-Gt
When it conies to the genuine article of new- the Bannku Times ha* it.