Daily Greencastle Banner and Times, Greencastle, Putnam County, 14 March 1895 — Page 3
THE BANNER TIMES. GREENCASTLE. INDIANA. THURSDAY MARCH 14 1H95
A SUCCESSFUL CONCERN
Does not say much. Their success is the best evidence of public appreciation. Merely talking of low prices and exceptional bargains does not satisify buyers, the doing of it is the thing that brings and holds trade. Our success is the result of our consistent business methods. These are expressed in the few words:
Honest Goods, Low Prices, Fair Treatment, Large Stock
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JQIilES F. FEE,
PENSION
INSURANCE AGENT,
ATTORNEY!
AN Ei
What’s the Matter With this?
NOTARY PUBLIC.
Pension Vouchers, Deeds biuI Mortgages, Correctly and expeditiouslj executed. _ Office in Central Hank Building.
Jt’s All Right!
What's all RiSht?
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Greoncastle, Ind.
OUTING MATERIAL PRICK
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HAVE I.
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I ^ The Eyes { The Health II The pocket hook
Done my duty to my family?
Made them safe '
ife from the pansfs of want? Made arrangements to meet alt my debts? Provided a future home for my children? Provided means to educate my children? Provided agaiust the cold chanty of the
world?
Provided for old ag<f? Provided for long sickness? Provided for death? Piovided fur funeral expenses? Insured my life! IF Not, Von should insure at once with J. M. HI RLKY, over First National Bank.
See it Buy it
HiiigoifsBiMSiofe
load of Putnuin county
OVER
One hundred pairs cf Men’s Calf Custom made shoes, Lace and Congress, regular price #2.50, $3. and £3. 50 to close out at $2, $2.50 and S3 to make room for Spring Stock. Also a job lot of Ladies’ KID BUTTON SHOES at $2 to $3, cut price $1.5° Men s heavy Boots to close out at actual cost.
THE LOCAL FIELD
What is Going on in and About Fair Greoncastle.
LATEST CITY HAPS AND MISHAPS.
Where Our People p.n* Going and Where Their C*ne8tft are .Stopping—News of Interest Over the CUy—The Best Column in 1 h ? Paper for Quirk Heading.
LliS & ITS.
Successors to L. I South Side Square,
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GRITNCASTIT
LOU TEA KEY,
TIIJS 13A.K1SR,
DON’T THINK Of I curing the city, even for n short time.
with a horsoe.
G. W. Mack hoaght a load of horses at Indianapolis Tuesday, and will ship to Georgia and Vermont this week. All the members of the Christian church are urged to be present at the meeting tonight in the G. A. R. hall. Matters of interest to the eangregation will be considered. The annual thank offering meeting of the Woman's Foreign Mis sionarj - society of College Avenue church, is postponed from the 17th to the 24th of March. A very interesting program is being prepared for the occasion, which will be an nouuced later. The members of Company I will have an opportunity to see the improved Krag-Jorgenson magazine rifle at their armory Tuesday evening next. Capt. Fee, through the kindness of Lieut. Lewis, U. S. A., will have one of the rifles on exhibition, and every member of the company should be present and see the rifle, which is to be furnished to the National Guard. Business of importance will be transacted. Hon. T. T. Moore and family are at home from Indianapolis. Mr. Moore states to the Banner Times that there were no blows struck, spittoons thrown, nor umbrellas used in that rush at the close of the session, and that the reports were so overdrawn by the newspa pers that they are laughable. The greatest part of the “scrap” existed in tlie excited brains of icporters, who, of course, made their stories as strong as they could. Farmers who have sugar camps have been growling considerably on
NEWS FROM DEPAUW.
THE
BEST DAILY HAPPENINGS OF THE UNIVERSITY
Look in this Column for It—Guest* nmt KiitertainmentH—Nutew, Item* amt An-Douiicemeuts—-The Very Latest ami the
Hest by Special Reporter.
LOOK AT THIS! THIS WEEK ONL-V. I will sell 12 doz. Diners at following cut prices:
1 doz. solid oak, formerly $6.00 per set, now $4.75. 2 doz. solid oak, formerly ?6.oo per set, now $5.00. 1 Cg doz elm. formerly $6.50 per set, now $5.25. ’S doz. oak, formerly 57.00 per set, now 55.00. 2 doz. elm, formerly Sg.ro per set, now S7.00. 5 doz. oak, formerly 58.50 per set, now $6 50. lie reports that Joe is some 1 • 1 ,, , , 1 hese chairs being well made and well finished
bargains at above prices.
Willard Guinnel has gone to Ids home in Rigdon on account of sickness. <*eo. Knub has returned to college afti-r a few days’ visit at his home in
Chalmers,
better.
The seniors have about completed arrangements for class day. Fred C. Rlackwilder, after a pleasant visit at his home in Litchfield, HI., is again in college. Miss Bemtner is sick at the Harris
bouse.
Mr. S. P. Yetine and Senator Houghton visited Miss Mabel Yenne yester-
day.
Miss Bozeman has returned from Indianapolis. Fred Barrows lias returned after a few days’ visit in Connersville. Mr. Robert Zaring, ’91. who preaches in West Indianapolis, lectured before the Epworth league in Putnamville last
are genuine
HANNA’S Furniture Store.
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Alphcus Birch Foeeibcs, Br-ovisions, Oueenswar-e. etc. 7
I have a large stock of FRESH GOODS with and quality
prices
SATISFACTORY TO ALL
night. He is visiting Phi Psi brothers! and university friends today. ] I make my bow fer liberal The ladies of life class of ’07 trans- solicit new customers, acted important business yesterday af-!
ternoon.
The Prep fraternity men are going, to have a Pen Hellenic as well as their j . college fellows Friday night. A lively ; time is expected. Merryweather will
patronage heretofore, and
Southwest Corner Public Square.
serve the banquet.
That tired feeling, loss of appetite and nervous prostration are driven away by Hood’s Sar -uianlla, which makes pure blood.
A FURNACE
IS A
Mrs. Anna Banning has the largest and most beautiful stock of millinery j ever brought to this city. Her opening will be Tuesday, March 2d, continuing I through Ea-ter. This beautiful stock
account of the slow and meager w ju t)( . , 0 ] d c j ienp f„ r ca »i, ( a s it must How of sugar water this season, he closed out by July first. Every lady There does not seem to have been, should examine our goods before buy-
without order!nur tho Dully Banner Timka to follow you. It costs you but 10 cunts a work rs it does here at homo, and the address will | bo chunked as often as you desire.
# Henry Lane leltthis morning for Cincinnati.
j’ct, the proper kind of thaw-out for a good sugar making time and but very little molasses or sugar have been brought to the city. There has been and is a demand for home made maple syrup. It is reported that some excellent imita
iug elsewhere.
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’LDIlXi of COipORS
These winter days. In making a deal for one see
G. E. Blake went to Knightsville t ! on ^ 1S bei ( n & mftde owin S t0 .... r tlie cheapness of sugar,
tins morning.
Makes everything in his line and makes it good. Buy nothing but, the
best and always buy of
LUETEKE, THE BAKER.
Fish
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FOR
Lent
Yarmouth
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Bloaters,
White Herring, Mackerel, etc.
ALL FRESH CATCH
W eik’s.
Miss Mary Anderson is at home from Louisville. J. F. Daroall went to Indianapolis this morning. Clarence Vestal is in Cloverdale today buying horses. T. J. Wilson was called to Brazil this morning on business J. 51. Downing, of Brazil, is in the city today on business. John Gainer continues seriously ill with catarrhal pneumonia. W. 8. Shepperd went to Martinsville this morning on business. M. J. Beckett is attending tlie funeral of an aunt at Sbelburu to-
day.
Mrs. D. E. Prestcn is attending the millinery opening at Indianapo-
lis today.
Win. Seller shipped a ear load of white oak spokes to St. Marys,
Ohio, today.
Mrs. George Linebarger is at • j tending a VV. C. T. U. convention
at Indianapolis.
Miss Carrie McDowell, of Sidell, Hi.", ?s visiting Miss Birdie Bil!a;uu
on Crown street.
Miss Myrtle and Ora Owen, of Amo, are guests of f’hus. Broad-
street and family.
Fid. Harshbarger, of Ladoga, who has been visiting friends here, re-
turned home today.
Elder Morris returned lust evening, where he held religious services Monday and Tuesday even
Digs.
Mrs. A. R. Bryan and daughter Jennie left today for Albuquerque, N. M., where the latter goes for her health. C. D. Lyon, the Georgia horsebuyer, returned home yesterday
A l «*\v KargctittB*
Below arc a few of the many bargains at Hamilton's, southeast cornel square. Best Lemons, each 01 “ Navy bean*. (> lbs 2o Honey in glasses, per glass Ill California neaches per can l‘> “ apricots “ “ lo “ Green Gage plums per can 13 “ dried pi nches, Itest, per lb. 10] “ pears per lb 10 “ Oranges, large, per doz.... JO “ “ medium, “ “ 20! All package coffees 22 Entire wheat Hour, 12 lbs 40 l\ bite fish and Mackerel at the lowest, price. I20t.)
H.S. RENICK&CO.,
And they will make you prices that will surprise you. A general line of
home |
A Greencastle lady, so it is said, has hit upon a plan to keep her “hubby” at home of nights. He has been in the habit of going to town of an evening and staying until late hours. One evening after supper, before dear had gone i
11 & At & Son’* up town, she slipped into an ad. .. i . . , r 1 * i on can get the following real bar-
joining bed room anil said in a low £ a j n8:
voire: “He'll be gone in a little lbs. Navy beans 23c bit.” The aforesaid husband has < an pumpkin 7c
Best corn 10c Can tomatoes Sc l lb. California dried peaches 10c 1 can California peaches. 15c, 2 for. 25c Package coffee 22c Gallon can apples 22c Can Green Gage plums 13o l 26 lbs. sack tloiir 3JcL
. I 75 lbs flour $1.00 reporter of matter A1 , ki|1(U of whiUi nsb aml llia , u , r ,i
concerning themselves and others. the very lowest prices. Large Not that they are opposed to see-; amount of canned goods to be dosed
ing such things in print, but be- 0,,t by the ease at eost.
cause they are afraid to push them- i C ““ a, ' ,, wn (I ''st-dass po-
tatoes, fnr boarding house# and private
" rong. families. Any of goods mentioned
Hardware, Skates, 'Tinware, Knives, etc-
Jonst Side Rublic Square.
purchased a gun and stays o’nights now, for fear some one else conics to keep company with
her.
Many good local items are lost to the newspapers and the public by the necessity of people who hesi-
tate to intorm a
YVIyy is it, You Ask
THAT HAMILTON SELLS SO MANY GOODS?
above lor cash.
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A Solid Hold Fountain Pen
O Ptf IE ID
FOR o
These pens are guaranteed to give satisfaction For sale at
AbbtiN’S DRUG STORES, east side square
selves forward. That is
From a reportorial standpoint the
man who stops a newspapei report-1 social nar^rU^. er on the street and informs him of I -v W 11 Burke's one price gmce-v. items of interest in his vicinity, is!' lb. package coffee 22 just the kind of a man the reporter 1 ,,ni1 Hreen Gage plums l.i
is lookfng after.
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 Call
In an interview with Hon. Geo. W. Hanna, Putnam's representative in the legislature, he stated to the Banner Times that the reports in ail tlie daily papers of the strugode in the house at. the close of the O legislature were all overdrawn. He says there were no blows struck and that the entire affair was nothing more than a friendly struggle of pushing men. There was none of the sensational features that have been so widely printed in the metropolitan journals. Mr. Hanna said the republicans and democrats parted good friends and that there was no blood shed in the house.
Come to the violet social at Mr. W. B. Vestal’s Friday evening. Icecream, cake, coffee will be served by Christian Sunday school. It
Vandalm Line KxcurMonft. Excursion to IiKiiaoapolis via Vandalia line March 25 ami 20th, return limit March 2'J. Fare $1 00. Account Scottish Rite Masons. J. S. Dowling, Agent.
1 b>. CulifOiiiia drirb peaches ... 10 l can “ peaches 15 1 “ Booster tomatoes 08 1 “ Splendid corn 08 1 “ Pumpkin 08 1 doz. oranges 20 7 lbs. Navy beans 25 8 lbs. entire wheat flour 25
K. A . 1 i AM 1 1 jT( ) A , Southeast corner square
All of the above for $1.54 in cash, or any article named in above list at price named for cash. 127tf W. H. Burke.
DORMITORY.
WE Give you a TRY ON
GLEAN GROCERY.
In making your suit at the
order
Ills pour Kxonriilon to IiKlInnapolU. March 25 and 2(1, $1.80. Account of Masonic convocation. Return limit 29th. F. P. Hukstis, Agt.
BILL OK FARE FOB TOMORROW. Soup, consomme de Volatile. Stuffed capon, giblet sauce. Boiled beef Cranberry sauce. Tomato catsup. Pickles. French mustard. Creamed potatoes. Hominy flake Stewed tomatoes. Tapioca pudding. Hnrd sauce. Graham bread. Vienna loaf Michigan butter crackers. Maple syrup. Tea. Coffee. Milk. Napkins furnished. Kates, $2.50 per week. Breakfast, 7 a. in; dinner, 12:30; supper, 5:30. Breakfast, Sundays. 8 a. in. Dinner bill of fare will appear each Uay 110-4w
A. G. Lester, No. 6 E. Washington st.
DISTRICT MESSENGER SERVICE!
At WESTERN UNION Tclcgrash Office. Don’t Irust notes, pnekntres, etc., to the slow U. 3. mall service but sen ‘ by MURflHY, the swift ami reliable messenger boy.
And we want everybody to bear in mind that you can buy at Riley’s as cheap as any place in the city, anil get a FIVE per cent discount on every cash purchase.
No. i White Fish in Kit..45c Assorted Jellies in pails.. .45c Syrup in pails 50c Sorgum 60
John Riley, 715 South Main Street.
Low ItntcH to Munrio
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RAYMOND WALTZ, Mgr.
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