Daily Greencastle Banner and Times, Greencastle, Putnam County, 23 February 1895 — Page 3
THE BANNER TIMES, GREENCASTLE. INDIANA. SATUUDAA FEBRITARY 23 IH!).')
LET HER GO! That’s the way we feel about FURNITURE Now. The opportunity to buy in lar<j;e quantities for cash, at almost our own prices, has caused us to purchase more than we have room for. We have the bargains until value cries for mercy. IBlaebi ]31ciel<.
HAVE I Done my duty to my family? Made them safe from the paugs of want? i Made arrangements to mee t all my debts? Provided a future home for my children? .Provided means to educate my children? Provided against the cold charity 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 Hank.
A new stock of
For a
Nobby, Neat, Well Fit ting 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.
Just received at
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Langclon’s Book Store We also carry a very complete stock of Letter Tablets, Visiting Cardi,, 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
What is Going on in and About Fair Greencastle. LATEST CITY HAPS AND MISHAPS. Where Our People r re Going and Where Their GuefttH are Stopping—News of Interest Over the City—The Heat Column in th* Paper for Ouiek Heading.
DePauw student and is greatly liked by his congregation at Wesley Chapel. Prof. P. B. Graham’s buglers and drummers gave the Banner Times an enjoyable serenade this after-
noon.
Miss Ethel Simmons, of Bloonr mgton, is visiting with her friend, Miss Elsie Naylor, EU east Ander-
son street.
Hulda Peregrin was ten
NEWS FROM DKPAUW. THE CEST DAILY HAPPENINGS OF THE UNIVERSITY
Look in thia ( olnnin for It—Gu« td* and KiitertainnimitR NotcM, Item* and .\n> iioiinmiinilm -Tl»«» A wry l.nt***t and tli** He«t by Special Reporter.
Louis i urns. Successors to L.L. LOl Is & CO., sell Children’s, Misses’ and Ladies’ SHOES Youth’s, Boys and Men’s SHOES Overgaiters Overshoes, Rubber, Boots, etc. South Side Si|iiarc, GREENCASTl.F.
DON’T THIN K of leaving the city, even for a short time, without ordering the Dally Rannbk Timkr 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 ns 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 eat. Cream Horseradish —The latest thing out at— WEIK’S.
"It pavfl the tuerchanl and business □inn to talk liberally to the public through the columns of The Banner Times.
Mrs. R. M. Dillon is at home from Paoli. Chas. Burnaby went to Indianapolis this morning. W. R. Grogan went to Terre Haute this morning. The Vandalia and Big Four pay curs were here today. Samuel W. Dodds and Etlie 1). Lee have been licensed to marry. II. C. Hatlield is able to be out after a six weeks attack of pneumonia. John Chatfee went to Lafayette at noo^i to spend Sunday with friends. Mrs. John Brown, living about four miles west of the city, is seriously sick with heart trouble. Dr. John went to Hagerstown this morning, where he will lecture this evening and preach on tomorrow. Miss Lulie Gibbens has returned home after a few weeks’ visit with relatives and friends near Coates ville. Will Mooney, ot Dobbin, VV. Va., wiii arrive lins evening to spend Sunday with James Stone and family. He is on a business trip. There will be preaching at the Presbyterian church tomorrow at 10:30 a. m; Sunday school at 2 p. in; Young People's society meeting at 0 p. m. Rev. Robert D Leonard, of Indianapolis, will preach three sermons at St. Paul's Baptist church in south Greencastle on Sunday at 11 a. in., 3 p. m. and 7 p. m. A delegation of Floyd township citizens headed by John Randolph. George Brown, II. II. Hull'raun and others, brought to town this morning u wagon load ot provision from their productive tarms which was donated to their minister, Rev. D. V. Williams. Mr. Williams is a
old yesterday, and her cousin, Miss Alice Resor, gave her a surprise part} r by inviting in a number of children, schoolmates of Miss Hulda’s, who enjoyed a pleasant after-
noon.
Elder Morris will preach at the Christian church in the morning at 10:30 on “Glorious Things;” in the evening on “A Sad Heart Filled with Joy.” Sunday school at 9:15. Y. P. S. C. E. at 7 p. m. All cordially invited. John S. Dowling has brought suit in the circuit court for divorce from his wife, Ida Dowling, the papers being filed by S. A. Hays, attorney for the plaintitF. The main charge is one of cruel treatment, and the plaintiff asks the custody of the three children. The case was erroneously announced in Terre Haute and Indianapolis papers several days ago, as the papers did not go on file until today. The suit of Eleanor DeBolt vs. the Citizens’ Street Railway company, of Indianapolis, which was on trial for two days in the circuit court went to the jury at 1:30 o’clock yesterday afternoon. At 3:30 the jury returned a verdict in favor of the plaintitf for $8500. The case lias attracted considera able attention and was stubbornly fought. The plaintiff asked for $20,000 for an injury alleged to have been given her by the defendant company at a turn table in Indianapolis. Last night between eleven and twelve o’clock a burglar kicked in one of the large back windows of Bicknell’s hardware store on the east side of the square and walked into the room. A light was burn ing in the room, persons were passing on the streets, and the night watchman was but a few minutes behind the fellow, but he did his work well and got away. The fellow took seven revolvers, three lioxcs of line knives, some wrenches and other small things. Frank Riley came along shortly after wards and noticed the break, and at once gave the alarm, calling Mr. Bicknell. There was no clue to the robber or robbers, and they made a successful haul. It was n “nervy” act, and one that would fail nine times out of ten. It was probably the work of desperate tramps.
Prof. A. I. Dotey came down Indianapolis to hear the debate. •lean Iglehart will visit hi* home
years it f,. vv ,| ;IVSi
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Miss Hogshire, now of I. I’., made a short call on Theta sisters yesterday. Mr. Dodd, editor-in-chief of Indiana Student, was the guest of O. L. Fulwider at the ikdiate. The manuscripts for the state oratorical contest are in the hands of the judges. Look for three tirst places for DePauw. The Thetas gave a very informal reception at Col. Weaver’s yesterday afternoon. They hat! pre pared to entertain twenty-tive visitors. Miss Henry was the only guest. Miss Ritter will be an initiated Theta after tonight. The Kappas had five visitors from I. U. chapter yesterday—Misses Layne, Kelsoe, Shelper, Hunter and Caldwell. ’!>7 will elect a Mirage hoard this afternoon. T. W. Field, of Lafayette, visited Delta U. brothers at debate. Mr. Basinger, of 1. LU, was the guest of Miss Gertrude Brown. Miss Cunningham, of Martinsville, is visiting her brother Fred. Messrs. LaFollette, of Purdue, and Watkins Harvard, ’93, are guests of Beta brothers John K. Lallines will preach at Amo tomorrow. At eight o’clock this morning there was so much enthusiasm over at east college that it was thought expedient to lay recitations aside and return to Meharry hall for a jollification meeting. A very enthusiastic meeting was held. The college yell was heard from every quarter, speeches were made by the contestants, members of the faculty. Brooks of I. I'., Prof. Dotey and students. After returning from the hall into the corridor of the college difficulties arose between the freshman and sophomore classes. They retired from the corridor to the campus, and the bone of contention was the possession of the Columbian boulder. The Sophomores obtained possession of it and retained it. Look for more trouble. After the debate last night an informal reception was given the I. I', students at ladies’ hall. Music was furnished by Walker Bros, and drum corps. Refreshments were served. There was a promenade, and explorations extended even to the third floor. Everybody enjoyed themselves, and reImiH«» Mt'"’ *** tirsxrl rnw* rDulrw*!.*
PUSH TCM! I have just received by far the best line of BABY CARRIAGES ever brought to Greencastle, They are upholstered in plush, brocatelle, silk tapestry, satin damask and creton. i hese cabs are provided with rubber tired wheels and patent locks and range in price from $2.00 TO $22.00.
The Dowring sleeper is the best them before buying.
the market. See
HANNA, BAST SIDE. SQUARE,.
Alpheus Birch
Sroccrics, Provisions, Oueenswarc, et-e. 1 think I am selling'groceries as cheap or cheaper than they wltc ever t Mi-
lo re sold in Greenoastlo.
Cine firnnnfatwl Sugar 22 pounds for i|sl 00
A Sugar 2.< pounds for Light Brown Sugar 24 poinds for.... Package ('oilVe per pound. Bulk < dtl'ee |icr pound Crackers per pound Peaches per pound Evaporated Apples per pound Raisins per pound Prunes (large/ per pound Peaches per can Corn per can Tomatoes per can
Peas per can
1 00
1 00 22 cents 2ay30 and 3'> cents 5 cents 10, 1 i)and 15 cents ,.. - 10 cents 5 and 8>j cents io cents 10, Is',. 20, 22 "’i and 25 cents sq, 10 and 15 cents 8’, and 10 rents
Best 10 cents
I oiler a complete stock of goods in Quur'fy, and Price satisfactory.
Southwest corner Public Square.
A FURNACE
IS A
TI jl IK! of eOipORS These winter days. In making ? deal for one see H. S. REfMIGK&CO., And they will make you prices that will surmise you. A general line cf Hardware, Skates, T'in ware, Knives, etc. JSnst Si do l^ublic Squnro.
\Wlyy is it, You A six
South
Marion Woods went to Alexandria this week to work at his trade —carpentering. All quart shops on the “strip” were closed yesterday.
THAT HAMILTON SELLS SO MANY GOODS? This is the reason: He has the best groceries and makes.
iT Wo hn\ r e just received a full Case of — MUNYON’S == CErL-ErBRHTErD I lomcropathic Remedies. MjEEjIM’S DREG STOR&v east side square
When so- many people aits taking and
rora Gregory and A. L. Havens, fderlvin benefit from HoM"- {fcr-upa-
of Ladoga, were here last evening
on business.
Miss Hoseie Waiter" is indis
posed.
R«al TrAHAfers. Auditor Putnam county to John Urton.huul In Washington tp., $iau. M.C. Hurst to I-awrenee T. Hurst, limit In .tefferson tp,, gllWfl Daniel It. Efftrers lo K. D. Ader, land In Floyd tp «irwo George Roberts to Daniel Klkeaon, land In Jackson tp., $1. Sarah Hurst to John II. Fox, land In Jefferson and Marlon tpH., James E. M. O’Hair to R O. and J. A. Curtis, land In Greencastle, $200. Alice M. Hathaway to Sarah K. Murray, land In Russellville, $123. ■tin Moldrers I'onlglil. Don’t fail to see the “Tin Soldiers” presented at the Hanenmnn opera house tonight. Proceeds for the benetit of the battleship Indiana. The play lias many comical features anti is worth the price of admission—15 and 25 els. Tickets on sale at Landes. It
rilla, why don’t you try it yourself? It is highly recommended. Wanted—Good girl Her general house work. Good wages, paid. Inquire of George K. Blake. lOiltf
the lowest prices. His regulan customers, know this and the new ones he gains every day rapidly learn this fact.
Give Him a Gall. E. A. HAMILTON, Southeast corner square
P. K. Christie is showing some real pretty shoes in vvo;i* u’sanJ misses lh*i■n orals. HOl.'i
H. 8. Werneke is the one to repair your watch or clock. 409-6t
Get ft nice child's Werneke, the jeweler.
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DORMITORY. The following is the bill of fare at Indies’ ball, D. I*. IT., Sunday, Nov. ^4: Soup. Scotch broth. Roast lamb Mint sauce. Fish salad. Scalloped Oysters. Mushed potatoes. Green peas Cranberry sauce. Mixed sweet pickles. Tomato catsup French mustard. Lemon pie. Brown bread. Crackers.
Cream loaf.
Honey. Sussafrass tea. Green tea.
Java coftee. Milk. Table decorations—cut dowers.
Kates, $2.50 per week. Breakfast, 7
(let one of his tickets and you will | ^ ni . djiiner, 12:30; supper, 5:30.
Breakfast. Sundays. 8 a. m.
Dinner bill of fare will appear each day. 110-4w
LUETEKB Tlie Brikormnn Can supply you with better j BREAD
Than you can make yourself
and CHEAPER.
Made to Order from
$12 00 to $25 00.
A.G. LESTER. Office with J. A. Ricketts.
mm gROSERY.
And we want everybody to hear in mind that you can buy at Riley’s as cheap as any place in the city, and get a FIVE per cent discount ou every cash purchase.
No. i White Fish in Kit..45c Assorted Jellies, in pails.. .45c Syrup in pails 50c Sorgum 60c John Riloy, 715 South Main Street.
also get ft Bread Box when the ticket
is all punched out.
TWO LOAVES OF BREAD
FOR FIVE CENTS.
J. VERKLE THE TAILOR Has Just received a splendid lot of spring samples, which he will he pleased to show the public. He has juRt hired a No 1 tailor and is prepared to turn out best work in pants and suits to be had in the city. Only the very latest styles and the very lowest pi ices. Call and see his fine line of samples whether you wish to purcease or not.
IRON PIPE, PLUMBERS SUPPLIES FIFE FITTINGS, BRASS GOODS. Good stuck on hand. Repairing done promptly. Give us a call. Greencastle Foundry & Machine Co.
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