Daily Greencastle Banner and Times, Greencastle, Putnam County, 12 April 1895 — Page 3
THE BANNER TIMES, GREENCASTLE, INDIANA. FRIDAY APRIL 12 1ft95
WE HAVE ADDED
to our large line of Beds the
slructed on their farm, hare moved
|hack.
l». M. Bhu k went to Itouchdnle at noon, lie is in search of goml livery
Mss ai Inw Ms
Imrses.
Mrs. Mary P. Fairtield left at noon
whic h 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.
I for Toledo, Ohio, where she will visit
I friends.
Mr. and Mrs. ( 'has. Hand, of 4'arhon, were srnests of l*r. lienee and family
yi sturday.
The thirteen-year old daughter of Mrs. Susan Clark, west Poplar street, has typhoid fever. Mrs. Berm son, of Huntington, is visiting her son here, who is ill at Mrs. Claggett’s residence. James T. Miller has heen appointed guardian of Karl W. Barns et al, minor heirs of Henry Cline, deceased.
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OU1* KBWSTOCK
of Wall Paper abounds in pretty and artistic designs. The prettiest things we could find anywhere make up our stock,
rUKB TAINTS, OILS,
we
Oils and painters’ sup-
plies of all kinds, make a specialty of. Prices reasonable.
GLEAN MERY.
This is the anniversary of Riley’s Cash Discount Business ami tinding it a success lie will continue giving a cash discount of f> per cent on all cash purchases.
Best corn 5 cts per can Richmond corn 7 cts, 4 for £5 cts Standard “ S cts, 2 for 15 cts Princess “ sold elsewhere for 11)% and 18 eta 10 eta Hand packed tomatoes. 10 e, 2 for 25 “ts Assorted jellies in pails 40 ets Syrup in pails 50 cts Sorghum “ .00 cts Family wldte fish in pails 40 cts
Jolin Riley,
715 South Main Street.
What's the
Joins’ Dru(£ 5 tori ? Matter
With this?
T. V. Alsop, former! v a well-known citizen here, has been elected a polue commissioner of West Indianapolis. Miss Pearl Wood, of Nortli Lebanon, who lias been visiting her uncle, Rev. D. M. Wood, returned home yesterday. E. E. Sluss, attorney at Muticie, lias just been victorious in an important suit over patterns at Springfield, Ohio. Tlie funeral of Wm. Nichols occurred today at two o’clock, and was conducted by the (4. A. R., ho having been an old soldier. The Baiubridge ease in which Minnie M. llansell was the plaintiff in ’Squire Ashton's court, has been postponed until April 25.
mixed. The gentlemen of the party were given an after-dinner drive to tlie manufacturing industries of tlie city, and the ladies were entertained in various ways. The music of the Brazil orchestra was highly complimented, and some of tlie younger members of the party tripped the light fantastic while the older ones were out sightseeing. The occasion was one of genuine enjoyment to all at tend lug, and there is such a desire to return again that an invitation to visit Barnum’s circus, which shows there soon, is being seriously considered. Tlie reception was a royal social success is tlie opinion of the visitors, who arrived home hale and happy at 0:2<1.
5al\e tl?*? Baby out for ai? flirii>(§
In one of those nice
You can get at HANNA’S at
NEWS FROM BETAUW.
f\ l/^ry l^easG^able priee
THE BEST DAILY HAPPENINGS THE UNIVERSITY
Look in thU Column ’.for It—and i
Kntertninmeiits—'Note*, *Itemii nii<t An-!iounceni«*ntf*—-Tlie Very Cntoid and tlit* H«*td by ftpeHal K«*i»orl«»r.
Miss Kva L. Alden gave a thimble party Tuesday in honor of her guest, Miss Maybird Smith, of Maryville. Mo. — Terre Haute Tribune. Mr. Wiseman, of the preparatory school, is confined to his room with sickness. Rev. Robt. /Curing, of West Indianapolis, will lecture before the Epworth
Miss Maggie Richardson, who lias league of Mt. Oliye tonight.
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STYL&S | IN Gentlemen’s Patent Leathers and Tans.
LOUIS S IIS.
It’s
What's all RiSht?
been studying stenography with Tucker Taylor, now lias a position in tlie
law olliee of S. A. Hays.
ITof. T. <;. Duvall and Prof. Warring will go to New Albany tonight to give a lecture on hypnotism. The latter will experiment on several suljccts, who have volunteeied their services. Allen Bros., the dry goods men, have contracted for a large ad. in the Daii.v
\ll Tight! B ixm:k Timks, which \ull appear cueli
' Friday. They appreciate the value of printer's i. k judiciously and discrimiiiutely used. They are on page four.
Alphcus Bipch Groceries, Provisions,-Queenswarc, ct-e.
I have a large stock of I'RESII GOODS with prices and quality
SATISFACTORY TO ALL
I make my bow for liberal patronage heretofore, and solicit new customers.
The Phi (lains cross bats witli tin* In-' dependents this afternoon. Miss Anna ( hall’cc, who is teaching in Paris, ML, is visiting parents I and university friends The (ierman clubs nieeis tonight at Prof. Longden’s. Mr. Fork net, formerly of the class of ’!>7, is the guest of Sigma Nil brothers. Several college people were in the I
Southwest Corner Publie Square,
H.S. RENICK&CO.,
Will show you a full line of
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OUTING MATERIAL PRICK
The Eyes The Health The pocket book
Sop it
ill LangdoifsBogii Store
party that was entertuiuted by Brazil I
people yesterday afternoon.
Miss Gertrude Young leaves today for a short visit at her borne in llilis-
Ed. Callender, Joe Kieinlnib and imro, ill.
Wm. Thompson are representing the j Mr. Chas. Ammerman, who is teacb(.rccneastle Gun club at the sweepstake in Parig> this year js the KUest
match at Knightsviile today. Some ! of ,, K E 1)rotllergi
good purses are to he given, and the ,, ,, ,
boys elaiineC they would have Heir , K ""’ W >H spend Sunday at his
share. | home in Chalmers.
John Ratliff died yesterday afternoon ( Senior8 ' vil1 begin practice for class
about three o’clock, after an illness of ,lily next week witli a chaperon.
Gardei) ainl Pariuiiu*'
lung troulde. Deceased was a son of the late Jacob Ratliff. His funeral will
Tlie prohibition contest a week from tonight promises to he a good one.
THE LOCAL FIELD
occur at two o’clock Sunday afternoon There are ten contestants very eveniy fn.in Hie family residence, Elder A. II matched. Half the receipts are to be Morris conducting tlie services. John | given to the Home Missionary fund. A
600
What is Going on in and About Fair Greencastle.
samples to piek your spring and summer suits from. The finest lot of woolens ever brought to the city.
Ipring: Suits from $19 to $25. Pants from $4.50 to $6.50.
LATEST CITY HAPS AND MISHAPS.
Where Our People n.re Uoing and Where Tlieir GueHtH are Stopping—Newa of Interent Over flie City—The Beat Column in ths Paper for Ouirk Heading.
E. W. WHITE, Merchant Tailor. Over Jones’ Drug Store, opp. postolllee Cleaning anf Repairing A SPECIALTY.
DON’T 1 HI Mi
or leaving the city, even for a short time, without ordering the Daily Banner Timks 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.
R. R. Hurley ‘went to Rrnzil this morning. Mrs. Karp, of nortli Greeheastle, b very sick. They are voting in Cloverdale township today. Will Shcppcrd went to Martinsville tills morning. W. W, Jones transacted business in Indianapolis today.
wus thirty years old.
In the burial of Wm. Nichols today Trustee Steele lias assisted for the eigli-
gooil audience should greet the speakers. Mr. Frank Reese, of St. Louis, for-
teenth time at such occasions during inerly of MMI, will visit Piii Gam brotli-
his term. The laws of the state set ers oyer Sunday.
aside a certain amount of funds for old | ('h ilg . Davis is visiting in Terre
soldiers’funerals and Mr. Steele palri- || au t e>
oticully sees that the funds are used. A • . > , ...
, Mi-s Grace Wilson assisted bv Miss
bus load of tlie veterans drove out to;,, , , ,, „ . '
Rowley and Mr. Schellsehmidt, gave
the cemetery at two o’clock.
her senior recital at*music hall last
Reports from Cloverdale today say night. The audience was very mink that some of the citizens hitched up to impressed with Miss Wilson’s style and drive to the polls and vote against the "'as especially impressed with her inroads, but that they got stuck in the terpretation of Wieniawski’s Velsc de
Tools arid Iii^plenients.
Buy one of their handsome and complete
Gasoline Stoves
For summer use.
Building Mntorinl, Eltc. East Side Square. I I. S. & C().
mud, and tlien decided they would vote for good thoroughfares. La-t night's rain may have turned tlie election for the improvements, but most tlie talk lies been against the roads.
concert and selections from Mendelssohn.
Have you ever notic 'd how your system seems to crave special assistance in tlie spring? Just tlie help required is
given by Hood’s Sarsaparilla.
•Trim Gainor, formerly of this city, who was so terribly injured by an ex-
plosion at Mu ncie hist October is nearly Thousands of people have taken adwell. A firm of physicians took his I V ,,f s b*l>b\V’s one-half price ease and adopted I he form of treatment I salc ’ but 10 wl, ‘' l,iivu " ot we known as skin-graf.iog and friends of w«’"bl sav tomorrow is the last day and the injured man furnished the gkill . >«’'■ ^"inot atlord to miss tlie low prices
The Muncie papers -peak of the case as a marvelous achievement in medical science, witli tlie result that one of the limbs lias completely healed and tlie other is rapidly hea ing.
SORGHUM,
40c a ISalloD
The Purest ART ICLE
MADE,
Uu. Stone lett at noon for Linden to) t'oal oil has heen advancing in price
Caiiloigia Hanay,
lO cts a «Jar.
ONION Sets
take ids express run
■ Ida Yiti.tvts-u Astlita ivr.r
er in the clerk’s office.
Paul Pickett and Grace B. Kirk have
been licensed to marry.
A. J. Wilson is visiting relatives at Clayton, his former home. Mrs, Moilie t . Biddle, ol Brazil, '* visiting Mrs. .1 W . S uHio'rlin. ('lias. Ammerman is here from Paris, 111., spending a short vacation. ('. E. Wallace shipped four ear lofids of baled hay to Louisville today. T. J. McAdams left at noon to vidt home folks at Mulberry Grove, ill. Mrs. Rose Cline has returned from j Chicago, after a visit of several weeks, Robert Stack lias moved from north Jackson street to north Madison street.
the past week in a way that makes i-i-■trd! re- •.« i".- •' 'r*! s,i x Cm'
Weik’s.
Miss Rosa Marquis returned to her duties at Elfingliam, 111., thisafternoon. Moses Boone and family, who have heen residing on south Indiana street while a new dwelling was being con-
Thnusnncls of Tolls Of Wall Taper 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. ALaBEIFTT ABLRIsL
they only make 2' 4 'c per gallon and
can’!, a fiord to handle it at that rate, it is harder on the men who drive wagons anil deliver it. The grocer, having Other things to fall hack on is in a position to not care much. He looks on tlie. wagon dealer in no amicable mood. The v,">gor. rren rein ♦»* hr getting along however, notwithstanding. The city of Brazil did itself proud yesterday in enter aining Greencastle people. The Greencastle people went upon the invitation of Messrs, and Me— dames Matson, Hollman. Knight, Zimmerman, Wilder, Moore, Black, Luther, Brattin, Culbertson, Sourwine. McNutt, Herr, llall, Kennedy. Richardson, Hert, and Mrs. Klingcnspor, and the Misses McClelland, Hoitman, Zimmerman, Collins, McNutt. Herr, Wilder, Bridewell, Luther and Matson, and were met by a deleg,tion at the station, who were provided carriages. They were driven to the home or Mr. and Mrs. C. K. Matson, where refreshments were beautifully and tastily served. The guests are all loud in their praises of tlie treatment received and of the cosy and home-like arrangements and appointments of the new residence of Mr. and Mrs. Matson. The gentlemen of Brazil vied with the ladies in welcoming the visitors, and the onslaught of so many Grecncastlciiins caused the introduction committee to get names, ages, occupations and addresses badly
on goods.
I want a few good drivers and good draft horses at market prices. John Cawley. 150Mi-i5t3
WIqy iw it, You FAwk
THAT HAMILTON SELLS SO MA.NY GOODS?
This is the reason: He has the best groceries and makes the lowest prices. His regular customers know this and the new ones lie gains every day rapidly learn this fact.
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.. Ltu'lPiii ,jkur’xr.j. surries, carriages and road wagons. All work guaranteed. John Cawley.
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CtLvo Him a Gall.
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Shipley will have a great rush tomor-, row, it being the last day of his great ! one-half price clearance sale, hut he will | have six good clerks ami all customers j will receive good attention. it
A . HAM 11 il( )>, Southeast corner square
I lore is a Snap for You.
For sale or fade-A good live year old draft horse. .V iignt hnise desired. ( Call on John Riley, Smith Green-j castle. MUtfi Tomorrow (Saturday) will he the hist day that you will be able to get goods in the jewcliy liif at one half pi ice. Shipley's clearance sale closes tomorrow. It
The old adage is when you get a good thing save it, s-ivc it. NOT si i WITH I's When g- ' •• _ la 1 , iu giviuM it to our customers.
'ur M ay of* Advertishu**. < 7
Wc put on sale tomorrow m irning 25dnz unlaundrieil White Shirts, twenty Irindrcd Count Lin.'ii li i-om. New Vnrk Mill- Muslin, reenforced hack and I'rmit. patent hack sleeve, sleeve facing and gus--cts. Nohody sell- lor less than 75 cents. (il'R PRICK while tliey 1 • -1 Id cents. How can Wi* (In il ? V\ c clnscd the entire line of an
eastern factory, hence the price.
DORMITORY.
SUTHliKblN.
BILL OK KARK FOR TOMORROW. Soup, a la Royal. Ra lishes. \ ouug onions. Roust beef. Meat pie. home style. French mustard. Tomato catsup. Mixed pickles. Potatoes in cream. Navy beans. Spanish beets. Cream pie. Syrup. Butter crackers Brown bread, Vienna loaf. Sassafras tea. J ava coffee. Sweet Milk. Napkins furnished. Rates, $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 day
Hydrants, Hose, fiath Tubs, Iron Pipe
And Fittings of All Kinds; Steam and Water Valves.
Pliimting k Gas Fitting. REPAIRING Promptly Done. Greencastle Foundry and Machine Co.
ALWAYS ON HAND.
Royal Cement Wall Plaster, Portland and Louisville Cements, Plaster Paris, Hairand Lime. At the lowest prices.
RBox 773.
B- HURLEY Wareroom llti E Seminary st
Scientific Investigators say T1 IB MAM MONO
Is the best TYPE WRITING MACHINK.
C. A. MARTIN, Agent, 142W Jt S-tf 4u Anderson Street
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