Daily Greencastle Banner and Times, Greencastle, Putnam County, 9 April 1895 — Page 3

THE BANNER TIMES, GREENCASTLE. INDIANA. TUESDAY APRIL 9 1r95

WE HAVE ADDED

to our large line of Beds the

Brass ai lion less

which we especially invite you to call and see. They are the latest thing out in this line and will add beauty and cheerfulness to the bed chamber.

BLACK & BLACK.

OUR NBW STOCK

of Wall Paper abounds in pretty and artistic designs. The prettiest things we could find anywhere make up our stock

mm GROCERY.

RURB RA.INTS, OILS,

Oils and painters’ sup-

plies of all kinds, make a specialty of. Prices reasonable.

This is the anniversary of Riley’s ('ash Discount Business ami finding it a success he will continue giving a cash discount of 5 per cent on all cash purchases. Best corn 5 cts per can Richmond corn 7 cts, d for 25 cts Standard “ S cts, 2 for 15 cts Princess “ sold elsewhere for 12 1 ., and 15ets 10 cts Hand packed tomatoes.10 e, .’1 for 25 cts Assorted jellies in pails 40 cts Syrup in pails 50 cts Sorghum” 60 cts Family white fish in pails 40 cts tJoIut Rileu* 715 South Main Street.

of the class, the school board and the teachers. Several new recruits will be mus tered in Company 1 at regular drill

tonight.

Mrs. Sallie Hughes, of Terrel

NEWS FROM DEPAUW

THE BEST DAILY HAPPENINGS OF THE UNIVERSITY

Sal^e Baby out for ai)

In one of those nice

Look in tliU Column .for It—Gues?* an<! Entertainment*—Item* amt An-

Hailte, is visiting her son, Georgo > iionneement*—The Very Latent and the W. HllghoS. Best by Speelal Reporter,

Messrs. Hines and Loveless, of Lafayette, visited in the city Sunday afternoon. Miss Belle Martin, who has been

Jean Shireman and Harry I.angdon were in Indianapolis yesterday. Dr. Harrison, who has been visiting his daughter, Miss Louise, returned to

visiting Mrs. G. 11. llulce, returned his home in Lebanon jesterday.

What’s the

r Joins’ DrtJ<§ 5 tor( ? Matter

STYLES

Gentlemen's Patent Leathers and Tans.

LOUIS S OBIS.

600

With this? It’s All Right! What’s all Ri$ht?

OUTING MATERIAL PRICK

I The Eyes The Health The pocket book

today to Pendleton. Mrs. S. Leaehtnau, who has been visiting Miss Susie Hopwood, returned to Indianapolis this morning. Mrs. Wood, of Martinsville, who has been visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. I). C. Donnohue, returned today to Martinsville. The rain fall of the past few days has been entirely absorbed by the earth, which was never so dry before at this season. Charles Douglass died of pneumonia at his home near Mt. Meridian Monday. He was an unmarried man aged 211 years. Jesse Bugg, assessor of Monroe township, on Monday suffered a stroke of paralysis. This is his third attack and he is critically ill. J. V.Aj’er, secretary of the Bra zil Brick and Pipe Co., was here yesterday figuring on the Greeneustle Manutaeturing company’s new building. Mrs. J. Moon, of Clayton, is vis iting her daughter, Mrs. James McClure. Miss Addle Hooster, of Indianapolis, is also visiting Mr. and Mrs. McClure. The Vandalia had the following passengers tor Indianapolis this morning ut 8 :40 : E. A. Hamilton, Robert John. Airs. H. M. Smith and Mrs. I). E. Williamson

You can get at HANNA’S at

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miangiioii'sBooitStore

THE LOCAL FIELD

What is Going on in and About Fair Greoncastle.

Samples to pick your spring and summer suits from. The finest lot of woolens ever brought to the city.

Spring Suits from $19 to $25. Pants from $4.50 to $6.50.

Ei. W. WHITE Merchant Tailor. Over Jones’ Drug Store, opp. postolllce Cleaning and Repairing A SPECIALTY.

LATEST CITY HAPS AND MISHAPS.

Where Our People p.re Going and Where Their Guostn are Stopping—New* of Interest Over the City—The Best Column in tlo Paper for Ouiek Rending.

DONUT THINK

of IcftYing the city, even for a short time, without ordering the Daily Banner Timka to follow you. It costs you but 10 cents a week as It does here at home, and the address will he changed as often as you desire.

SORGHUM,

life- it (iitlll

The Purest ARTICLE Y

MADE,

UBiilMiia non

Council meet* tonight. R. M Black went to Plainfield this morning. Ed Yetto is here shaking hands with old friends. A. G. Lester was in Bloomington today on business. Rev. E. K. Albertson is moving to Charlottsville, In i. The Putnam County Medical as

sociation is in session today.

W. II. Ragan will goto Mtincie pccially for this feast.

Misses Jennie Steele, Mollie Hamilton and Nannie Hays gave a social in honor of Rev. Donaldson on Saturday evening at the home of Mrs. J. T. Gcst. Light refreshments were served. The first of the series of Easter week services at Locust Street M. E. church will lie held this evening at 7 o’clock. Dr. T. I. Coultas, of Indianapolis, will preach the sermon. Everybody cordially invited. A. G. Day has the contract for putting in position the poles for the new telephone system. There are about two hundred and fifty of them at the Big Four depot and work will be commenced immedi-

ately.

The residence of Peter McCJure. a story and half frame structure near Cloverdale, was destroyed by tire on Saturday about three o’clock. The family was at home but knew nothing of the lire until the rafters were falling on them. The was total on home and contents and is estimated at U’OO; insurance Last evening began the Jewish Passover or Easter, which continues for one week. All strictly or thodox Jewish families do not eat j ordinary bread, but use ‘‘Maizes,” I or unleavened bread prepared rs-

Pesach,"

Mr. Goshorn. of Clay City, is the guest of ins brother. Mr. E X. Gos-

horn.

Jake Blake and Miss Wilson mads a flying trip to Terre Haute yesterday. The seniors hold a class meeting about every night in preparation for commencement. Mr. Hench, of Connersville, is vi»iting university friends today. Miss Carter spent Sunday at her home in Odell. Mr. Kudo is confined to his room by an attack of grip. Misses Meaker and Wynes.of the nmsie school, leave for their homes in Attica today. They will not be in school the rest of the year. Messrs. Dee and Walker left last night for Milwaukee to see that the Minuji is put up in the proper style. Miss Bessie Smith will attend the art exhibition in Indianapolis this week. James Gavin and Miss Fineb were in Indiana]sdis yesterday. Miss Biddle spent Sunday at her home in Danville. Rev. Albertson, of the theologieal school, preached at Locust Street church Sunday morning. The board of the DePauw IlYrfcfi/begin to ballot for next year’s editor-in-chief tin- week. Fred Hall starts for his home at Areola, 111., today after a pleasant visit with his college friends. Yerling Helm, who has been attending the convention of Y. M. C. A. presidents of Ohio, has returned. The manuscripts for the prohibition oratorical contest must he in the hands of tile secretary today. Joe Green is visiting in Danville. I’rof. Ayers went to Chicago last

night.

The athletic board transacted important business at their meeting last

night.

Carl Andrews was in Indianapolis yesterday. Miss Brumbaek leaves today for the northern jiart of the state. She w ill not he in school the remainder of the vear. Ed. J. Fininert, ’91, recently graduated from the Miami medical college,of Cincinnati, with highest honors. Mr. Fmmert was connected with the I>ePauw Quartette while in college. Next Sunday is the regular time for the university sermon. Many students have expressed a desire to hear Dr. John's powerful sermon on the resurrection.

f\ l/^ry I^easo^able pries

Alpheus Birch Gr-oecr-ics, Provisions, Oueensware. etc.

I have a large stock of FRESH GOODS and quality

with

prices

SATISFACTORY TO ALL.

I make my bow for liberal solicit new customers.

patronage heretofore, and

Southwost Corner Public Square.

A FURNACE

IS A

YijlLL ol GOLQFORS

These winter days. In making 3 deal for one see

H. S. RENICK & CO.,

And they will make you prices that will surprise you. A general line of

The scrofulous taint which has been in your blood for years will be expelled by taking Hood’s Sarsaparilla, the great blood purifier.

Buy your Faster eggs at Riley’s. He has a supply of them. 150t5

Hardware. ©Rates, T'inwaro, Knives, etc-

B,nst Side- Ruhlic Square.

Wl^ty iis it, You

THAT HAMILTON SELLS SO MANY GOODS?

For special bargains in hats, ribbons

loss I and (lowers go to Mrs. C. M. Short'-,

corner Vine and Walnut streets.

11 leod-UUV 1 I-.it

F ir new millinery in all the latest s! vies go to M rs. <M. Short. 1 It 14-.'!t

Trimmed hats from 75 cents up at Mrs. (' M. Short'-, corner Vine and Wain'll streets. 14 Irod-lit A I l-.'it

to nttend nn institute tomorrow. Paris I,. Miller and Ida S. Robinson have been licensed to marry. II. ft. Reuick is in Sullivan county looking after ln« interests there. John Potter left at noon for Ft. Wayne, where he has secured a sit

! the Hebrew word for

lO cfr. a «Jar.

nation.

ONION Sets

Weik’s.

Quinton Broadstreet is at. home from Martinsville, improved in health. John Michael attended the I. C). Q. F. banquet at Indianapolis last evening. The girls of the senior class of the high school will give a social tonight at the residence of Mayor Birch. The guests will be the boys

Thousands of Rolls Of Wall Rnper Bought for the spring trade at

Allen’s Drug Store.

We have the new designs and colorings at lowest prices—cal and see them. We also have window shades and curtain poles. A- L. L3 IT, T£ T N A. LvLv IT NL.

Passover, is

in cotnraemcration of the chUbren of Israel crossing the Dead sea, who while in the wilderness lived on this hurriedly prepared bread. Dr. ftmvthe has been nursing his wrath, a sprained ankle, a boil on his nose and considering the enormity of these atllictions he has behaved unusually well, suppressing the profanity which accompanies those conditions or confining it to the drug room away from the ears of ids patients, but the air became blue sulphurous the other evening from another cause. The doctor is rather fond of nice flowers, and had some fine roses, carnations, etc , blooming to perfection in his office and which were admired by his callers, but in his absence on Saturday some person or persons helped themselves to all the nice blossoms in the office. The English language does not furnish adjectives sufficient for nn occasion of this kind and Greek, Hebrew, Arabic, etc., were all used in this

eon ncctlon.

Gn in .I.iliit ( uwlcy vt.i buggies, surrii's-.

road wagons.

This is the reason: lie 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.

fur tii2 Irdcot IlhllCfOMS Mllll I i5o-(it-i5t:i j

K. .A . i L\Ai \ \i )X, Southeast comer square

A full line, oi the l:iic<t -tyle buggi-- ! surrics, carriage- and road wagons. All | work guaranteed, dolin t aw ley.

150t(i-15t:J

1 want a lew good drivers and eo,„| dra’l hor-e- al market pi'ices. John! i a '.vIcy. ISOtG-iat’J ] The Trilby 'tiek pin. the lati-'t thing out, for sale by Ricketts, jeweler It

Dr. Ricketts cure- all watch aiul dock complaints. Charges reasonable.

Best Muslin. Finest Linen. Perfect Fitters.

“CLUETTE”

Collars and Cufi’s.

WINFIELD WIDTH 394 IN.

DORMITORY.

6 E. W ashington St.

New and Staple Styles. SUTHGRLIN

1111.1, (IK KAltK l (IU TOMOKROW. Soup, eresey. 5 ming onions Mallard ducks. Dressing. Fillets of beef. Cucumber pickle-. French mustard. Tomato catsup. Marrow fat beans. Mashed potatoes Succotash. Sago pudding. Hard sauce. Honey. Butter crackers. Graham bread. ('ream loaf. Sassafras tea. Java entree. Sweet milk. Napkins furnished. Rates, ♦2.50 per week. Breakfast, 7 a. m; dinner, 12:30; supper, 5:30. Breakfast, Sundays. 8 a. tn. Dinner bill of lure will appear each day

Hydrants, Hose, Bath Tubs, Eron Pipe

And Fittings of All Kinds; Steam and Water Valves.

I’luml'iiig & Gas fitting. RLPAlkING Prorartlv Done. Greeneastle Foundry ami Machine Do.

ALWAYS ON HAND.

Royal Cement M all Pla-ter, Portland and Louisville Cements. Blaster Paris, Hairand Lime. At the lowest prices.

RBox 773.

B- HURLEY Warerooin 410 Ft Seminary st

Scientific Investigators say Til B HA MMC )N 1J

Is the best TYl’KWRITING MACHINE.

C. A. MARTIN, Agent, itiW&S-tf 4ii Audersou Street