Daily Greencastle Banner and Times, Greencastle, Putnam County, 19 March 1895 — Page 3
THE BANNER TIMES, GREENCASTLE, INDIANA. TUESDAY MARCH !'.) 1«05
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REASONABLE PRICES on all UNDERTAKING GOODS. HIcicle c\ Blacl<.
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To Tn//v of Wall l J npor and Paints. Our racks are filled with wall paper, of the latest and most artistic styles and designs. Our stock of paints is complete and of unsurpassed quality. Jones' meg Store Garden Seeds in bulk, sure to grow.
What's the Matter With this? Jt’s ^\ll Higrht! What’s all Right?
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OUTING MATERIAL PRICE
See it Buy it
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l The pocket book
THE LOCAL FIELD
What is Going on in and About
Fair Greoncastle.
LATEST CITY HAPS AND MISHAPS. Wliere Our People p.re Going and Where Their GueHtH are Stopping—NewH of Interest Over the City—The lleHt Column in til’* Paper for tjuick Heading.
Gentlemen's Patent Leathers ant Tans. MS S IIS.
JAMES M. HURLEY Has a Residence in Crawfordsville to exchange for a residence in Greencastle, and a few Real Estate bargains in property if taken at once. Real Estate, Insurance, Loans. 1st Nat Bank Bldg, Greencastle. Ind,
DON’T THINK
or leaving the city, even for a short time, without ordering the Daily Banner Times to follow you. It oostH you hut 10 cents a week as it does here at home, and the address will
be changed as often as you desire.
Fish
F=OR
Lent. Yarmouth Bloaters, White Herring, Mackerel, etc. ALL FM UTCIi AT Weik’s.
Co. I will drill tonight.
Airs. L. L. Louis is quite sick. Will Ward is at home from the
south.
Airs. Mary Ogden is at home
from Huston.
Joe Allen and F. C. Tilden are
riding new bicycles.
Mrs. Lilly Banning Siler spent
the day in Indianapolis.
Isaac Miesse was called to Terre Haute on business today. Mrs. Frances Cheek went to Terre Haute Ibis morning. Lee Mathews is studying medi cine with Dr. G. C. Smythe. Rev. L. F. Dimmitt, of Martins ville, is visiting friends here. S. II. Brunner, of Wabash, Ind., is here visiting his daughter, who
is sick.
Miss Lou Rader is at home from Spencer, where she has been visiting her brother. Miss Carrie McDowell, who has been visiting friends here, returned to Sideli, 111., today. Wm. Patterson has resigned his position as night clerk at the Belnap house and left last night for the east.
Wednesday next, the 20th, at 2:30 o’clock. A good attendance is des red.
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Mr. and Mrs. Robert Scobee, who! ; have been visiting Logan Fox- ! worthy and family, leave tomorrow for their home in Empire, Col. Dr. L. II. Dunning, of Indianapolis. assisted by Drs. Evans and | L unmers, removed successfully! this morning a tumor of the breast for Mrs. Weaver. It is reported here today that the youngest son of S. P. Vaughn, of Belle Union, was internally injured Sunday by being pressed against the side of a stall by a
h irse.
The “Lovely Miller's Maid,” a j cycle of songs b}’ Franz Schubert, j will be given tonight in music hall. | The performers are expecting to give a good entertainment which will be free to all, beginning at eight o’clock. Rev. E. F. Albertson dedicated the M. E. church at Fontanet last Sunday. The building was donated to the society by the Coal Bluff Mining Co., Mr. M. S. Talley, of Terre Haute, president. Rev. Albertson has had charge of the appointment since last September, and has organized a church of 120
members.
Statistics on the reasonable expectancy of life indicate that if a man is a drunkard at twenty he will live fifteen years longer. If sober he has forty four more years to live remaining under the same conditions are fourteen and thirtysix. If a man is a drunkard at his fortieth year, he cannot reasonably hope to live to he older than fiftyone. But is he is temperate at that age the expectancy of life extends to sixty-nine. This makes an interesting temperance lecture. Be it remembered that “by a very simple rule the duration of night and day can he determined at an}’ time of the year. All you have to do is to multiply the time of the sun’s rising by two and it will give you the length of the night. Multiply the time of setting by two and it will give you the length of the day. It is easily demonstated at the time of the year when the sun rises and sets at 6 o’clock, and the days and nights are of equal duration. It is just as true when the days lengthen and shorten. Thus as winter approaches, take a day when the sun rises at 0:30 and sets at T) :3(). Apply the rule and }’ou have a night of thirteen hours and a day of eleven hours.”
NKWS FROM OEPAUW. THE BEST DAILY HAPPENINGS OF
THE UNIVERSITY
Look in thiH Column for It—Guefitft iiihI Liitot t tiniiimita—'Koteii, It emu and Annmi m***mcut *—TIh* Very Lnteftt ami the Rest by ftperlal Reporter.
MOULDINGS.
A New Line lust received. The very shades.
latest in designs and
South Greencastle. Wheeler Burk 1ms become a resident of Fox Ridge. Dan Ruark, of the Vandalia, has been given a furlough. James Campbell left last night for Louisville, Ky., where he will follow his chosen profession, railroading. The Vandalia pay car will he here on the 22d. H. H. Ilillis will resume opera tions at his quarry on Monday
next.
Elmer McGrew has returned from Lafayette.
When it comes to the genuine article of news the Banner Times lias it.
Born, to Yv in. Field ami wife, ou
Mr. and Mrs. T. Abrams have is | March Hi, a oou.
sued invitations for a Mutual Im-
Miss I ena Bynl spent Sunday in Brazil. John Mathews vbited home tofks in Ellettsville over Sunday. 'Villarcl Gununel has returned after a few days’ visit at ins home in Regdon,
Ind.
O. II. Hays spent Sunday in Indianapolis. The Del’auw steamer l‘a*onia left yesterday on a trip to Salt river with a large party on board, the guests of Messrs. \\ T. and C. W. DePauw. New Albany Tribune. At a meeting of the prohibition club last night it was decided that men of all parties could enter the prohibition oratorical. The names of all contestants must he left with Secretary E. L. Bavis today. Miss Laura Pattoek, who has been the guest of Miss Josephine Cartwright at ladies’ hall for a few days, has returned to her home in Indianapolis. The Betas entertained a number of their lady fri**nds last evening at tin ir chapter house. G. W. Tull, of Breckeridg ■, Mo., is the guest of Curtis New, of the preparatory school. Milton Warring leaves today for his home in Monon. L. F. Dimmitt, ’91, is the guest of Delta F brothers. Mr. Brunner came today to vLit ins daughter. Miss Myrtle Brunner, who is sick at the Harris house. The zouave company will be organized I his evening. Messrs. Peck, Baird and Pinncll are now members of Phi Gamma Delta. Eh. Carmack, of Camargo, 111., is the guest of his brother Bert, of the preparatory school. Mr. and Mrs. Hendrix, of North Salem, formerly members of the class of '1)0, were guests of Mr. Edgar L. Davis oyer Sunday. Four zouaves will take special drill for the gymnasium exhibition to take place April 1. Mrs. Ilighte, who lias been visiting her daughter, of the preparatory school, has returned to her home in Sims, Ind. A gentlem m in good standing in the university became impressed last Friday afternoon that it would be a splendid joke if he could attend the Pan Thugaterian banquet. To this end, he converted himself for the time being into a colored woman. Upon his arrival. however, he was soon detected by his size and was asked, not without authority, to betake himself hence, which he did without further discussion. But tills was not the end of the joke. Some parties became incensed, and placed the matter before the president. Gossip then had it that the gentleman was uo longer a student of the university. The students, recognizing tne whole affair as a practical joke, and fearing that such definite action bad been taken, circulated a petition for reconsideration, which was signed by most every student in the university. When the committee which was to present the petition interviewed the president, it was found that most all reports were mere rumors and had no foundation. Suffice it to say, however, that tlie boys will not attempt to attend the Pan Thug next year. A “Poly” and a Wabash college student came to arms the other day over a Wabash conundrum on Coates college. Wabash student—Say, Danvers, what a bashful thing a Coates college student is. Never saw the like. “Poly”—Why, what do you know about how bashful she is up there? W Wa-bash-ful. And the blows fell thick and fast.— 'li-rre ilaute uatetie.
furniture; of All Kinds at BED (FOLDING) ROCK PRICES.
HCA.isriKr^.’s.
Alpheus Birch Groceries, Brovisions, Oueensware, etc. I have a large stock of FRESH GOODS with prices
and quality
SATISFACTORY TO ALL. I make my bow for liberal patronage heretofore, and solicit new customers. Southwest Corner Public Square.
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TRIR of GOIPOBS These winter days. In making a deal for one see H. S. RENICK&CO., And they will make you prices that will surprise you. A general line of Hardware. Skates, Tinware, Knives, etcpast Side Public Square.
proveuicnt Eutcitalnnicnt iemer row evening. Grant Grooms ami Harry Singer, barbers, have taken the barber shop at No. 9 south Indiana street and will fit it up new. Fay Belnap lelt last night for Terre Ilaute. He will go back to railroading, and wid take a run on the Illinois Central. The regular meeting of the Woman’s Home Missionary society will be held at the residence of Mrs. A. T. Kelly on east Washington street
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Those pens are guaranteed to give satisfaction For sale at AL>L»UN’S DRUG STORE, east side square
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Rev. W. L. Perry, of Vincennes. why don’t you >ry it \o„r s r,r. i , p,
WRy iw it, You « 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. Fj. A. HAMILTON, Southeast corner square
When to many people are taking and | iinncnm snie. derivin’ benefit from Hood’s Sarsapa-j At YV. H. Burke’s one price grocery.
will lecture at Bethel A. M. E. church, March 21, on the “Five Distinct Races of Mankind.” Henry C. Miles is seriously ill with heart trouble at the residence of his son, Will Miies. The G. U. O. O. F. thanksgiving sermon observed by Elder Grigsby Sunday afternoon was a grand one. The audience was highly gratified by it, and aiso desire to thank the Silver Leaf for the excel lent music furnished.
Ilpal Kstatr Tranafri-n. \ulltor I'litnam county to C. It. & G. J. Wllkerson, land In Bainbridse, $15. George W. Burch to lands Setffert, land in Warren township, $1. George W. Irwin to James H. King, land In Uoachdulc. $.’i00. Auditor Hutuam county to F. G. Gilmore, land in Greencastle, $5 t haricH B. Heath to Daniel B. Sharp, land In t loverdale, $350.
It is highly recommended.
Grant Grooms, who ha. been at Gus & Joe’s for nearly two years, has purchased the barber shop one door south of Ricketts’ jewelry store, where lie will he glad to see his old friends. SatUfactmu guaranteed. Harry stinger is witli him. 132-It
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Hig Four Kxcnrftlon to Indianttpolift. March 25 and 2d, $1.60. Acoount of Masonic convocation. Return limit 29th. F. P. Hckstis, Agt.
BILL OF FA UK. FOH TOMORROW. Soup, consomme eu Tasse. Onions. Roast pig Veal cutlets, breaded with tomato sauce French mustard. Tomato catsup Mixed pickles. Mashed potatoes. Green peas. Cabbage in cream. Dominies. Butter crackers. Vienna bread. Brown bread Maple syrup. Japan tea Java coffee. Sweet milk. Napkins furnished. Rates, $2.50 per week. Breakfast, 7 a. m; dinner, 12:30; supper, 5:30. Breakfast, Sundays. 8 a. m. Dinner bill of fare will appear each [ day I10-4w
1 can Green Gage plums ... . 1 lb. California dried peaches lean “ peaches 1 “ Hoosier tomatoes 1 “ Splendid corn 1 “ Pumpkin 1 doa. oranges ibs. Navy beans. 8 llis. entire wheat Hour
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GLEAN GROGERY.
And we want everybody to hear in mind flint you can buy at Riley’s as cheap as any place in the city, and get a FIVE per cent discount on every cash purchase.
•25 No. i White Fish in Kit..45c
ah of the above for $1.54 Assorted Jellies in pails.. .45c
in cash, or any article named in above :
list tit price named for cash. ^ Syrup in pails 5OC
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HHIO Hewnrilt Lost—Between high school and sheriff's residence lady's solid gold watch with three small charms and finger ring on chain. Elgin movement. Ten dollars reward will ’>e paid if it is returned to this office in good condition. 131 tO
Sorgum 60
•Jotin Hiloy, 715 South Main Street.
Mrs. Anna Banning has the largest and most beautiful stock of millinery ever brought to this city. Her opening
Low Kateft to Muiu’ie
Via Big Four Route, account state encampment, G. A. R. One fare for round trip. On Mareh25,36 and 27 the
,, , . ,, . . Big Four route will sell excursion tickwill lie luesday. Match 2b, continuing eta to Muneie from all points in Indiana through Ea-ter. This beautiful stock on account of state encampment, Grand will he sold cheap for cash, as it must Army of the Republic. Tickets good be closed out by July first. Every lady returning until March 29, 1S95, inclushould examine our goods before buy- sive. For full particulars call on F. P.
ing elsewhere. . 123-tf | 11 nestis, agent.
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