Daily Greencastle Banner and Times, Greencastle, Putnam County, 13 April 1895 — Page 3

THE BANNER TIMES, GREENCASTLE, INDIANA. SATURDAY APRIL 13

WE HAVE ADDED to our large line of Beds the !K 8M llOil MS [inch we especially invite you to call and see. They are the [test thing out in this line and will add beauty and cheerfulless to the bed chamber. BLACK & BLACK.

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

stock.

\UKB tAINTS, OILS, Oils and painters’ supplies of all kinds, we make a specialty of. Prices reasonable.

GLEAH GROGERY,

This is the anniversary of Hiley's Cash Discount Business anil finding it a success he will continue giving a cash discount of 5 per cent on all cash purchases.

Best corn 5 ets per can Richmond corn 7 cts, 4 for 25 ets Standard “ 8 cts, 2 for 15 cts Princess “ sold elsewhere for 12,'.j and 15 cts 10 cts Hand packed tomatoes. 10 c, .'1 for 25 cts Assorted jellies in pails 40 ets Syrup in pails ...? 50cts Sorghum “ 60 cts Family white fish in pails 40 cts Jolin Hiloy* 715 South Main Street.

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STYLBS [IN ientlcmen's Patent Leathers an! Tans. MS 8 IIS. 600 iSamples to pick your spring and snmmer suits from. The finest tot of woolens ever brought to the city. i.lpring- Suits from n $19 to $25. ^ants from $4.50 to $6.50. W. WHITE-. Merchant Tailor. Over Jones’ Drug Store, opp. postofflee Cleaning and Repairing SPLCTAI/n .

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OUTING MATERIAL PRICE

The Eyes The Health

The pocket book

See it Buy it

Hi Laigon's Book Store

THE LOCAL FIELD

What is Going on in and About

Fair Greencastle.

LATEST CITY HAPS AND MISHAPS. Wliere Our People p.re Going and Where Their Gnestfl are Stopping—Nbwn of Interest Over the City—The Heat Column in tl»A Paper for Quick Reading.

from a lecturing tour in the north and

west.

Dr. G. W. Poole removed a small tumor from the face of the fourteen-year-old sou of Rey. Dolby today. Miss Marcia Lane who has been visiting Miss Pearl Hillis, returned to her home in Bloomimrtou this afternoon. Dr. H. A. Tucker, of Crawfordsviile, was a guest of Prof, and Mrs. 11. B. I Longden during ids visit to this city. The DePauw-Xorinal base ball game is on at Lynch’s park. Quite a number of excursionists came over on Vandalia Xo. 20 at 1 :35. Tim Sunday school class of C. A. McCullough will give a badge social next Tuesday evening at the residence ot Mr. Gray on Elm street. About time some circus advance agent was pulling into Greencastle. Sells Bros, had their liest Indiana crowd right here last year. O. VV. llerkless, of Indiana university foot ball team of 1894, is wanted in Bloomington on a charge of seduction. Ola W. Brides sues for $5000. Dr. T. C. Reade, of Taylor university, will spend Sunday with Ids old friend, Rev. R. R. Bryan. They were some years ago members of the same conference. Dr. II. A. Tucker preached at Locust Street M. E. church last evening to a fair-sized audience His subject was the Resurrection of Christ. The people were delighted with the sermon. The state encampment of Hie Indiana National Guard will be held at Fairview Park July 20-28. Lieut. Samuel W. Miller, of Fourth Infantry, will inspect the troops for the government. The marriage of Miss Jessie Xoble, of Greenwood, and Mr. Clarence H. Beard, editor and proprietor of the Knightstown Sun, will take place at Greenwood. May 14.—Indianapolis Journal. “Eiteljorg, Terre Haute’s left field, did some excellent fielding, but was decidedly oil' in his batting,as lie struck out three times.” The foregoing is from the Terre Haute Express' comment on yesterday’s ball game between Indianapolis and Terre Haute. Harry M. Smith received word this morning of the marriage at Corvallis, Oregon, on April 10, of his oldest brother, Mr. W. P. Smith, of Portland. Oregon, and Miss Nellie Callahan, of Corvallis. Mr. Smith is well-known here, where he formerly lived and visited, but for seven years lie-lias been in the wholesale drug trade in Port-

land.

li. S. Renick is at home from Sullivan county. He stated to the Banner Times today that crops are looking elegant down there. The Greencastle colony will put in heavy acreages of corn this year and the new levy and dit.h being built will assure them a safe crop. That land is a sure shot on corn but the risk tormerly was all in high water in the spring and late summer. Tnis risk will he entirely removed by the building of the levy. Mr. Reniek will plant over three hundred acres of corn and the others in proportion. Plowing is already under way.

NEWS FROM DEEAUW

THE BEST DAILY HAPPENINGS THE UNIVERSITY

Look in tlii* Column ;for It—Guenfs and Kntertaiiiinentfi—Note*, Item* amt Ann on n cement *—The Very Latent ami the Rest by ftpeeial Reporter.

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DON’T THINK | of leaving the city, even for a short time, without ordering the Daily Banner Times to follow you. It cost* you but 10 cent* a week as It does here at home, and the address will be changed as often aa^you desire.

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Taxes simply rolled in today. x Dr. J. C. Ridpath was in Indianapolis today. Mrs. J. IV. Cooper is visiting at Cloverdale. A. T. Kelly went to Indianapolis this morning. Mrs. S. II. Hillis is visiting her daughter at Ladoga. Rev. Horace Ogden is visiting Ids sister, Mrs. T. G. Duvall. Mrs. Elizabeth Burlingame is visiting friends at Jeffersonville. Dr. H. A. Gobin went to Michigan City' at noon to spend Faster. Mrs. Jidieit < orwiii wem to Indianapolis tins morning to spend Easter. The Vandalia has purchased nearly 275,01)0 new ties to be put in this guiui mer. Misses Xora and Belle Lockridge, of Raccoon, are guests of Miss Edna Hainiton. Miss Laura Breekenridge, of Lafayette, is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. »*. 1$. Elliott. W. It. Daw-on lias been appointed assesses of Monroe township in place of Jesse L. Bugg, deceased. Prof. W. B. Johnson and son Thane, of Fiankhn, lud., are visiting 1). L. Paxton and family over Sunday. Rev. J. B. DeMotte is at home from an extended visit in Jacksonville, 111. Prof. J. D. DeMot„e, jr., is at home

Miss Hattie Tutewildcr will Sunday in Indianapolis. Mr. Destell, of Ann Arbor, is the guest of Sig brothers and university friends. Miss Bonnie Beauchamp is visiting her sister, Miss Edith at ladies’ hall. In fai<*r of tin; Independents 10 to 3 was the result of the base ball game between tlie Phi Gams and Independents yesterday afternoon. The frats will have to combine if they rub against the non-fraternity men. Miss Ada Campbell received a telegram yesterday announcing the unexpected arrival of her brother who has just completed his trip around the world. He is a student of Annapolis naval school, and lias been in Japan for the past few months. Miss Campbell started for her home in South Bend this morning. A picked team composed partly of last year’s players, showed the ’Varsity how to play ball at the rate of 1 to 3 yesterday afternoon. Miss Seeatee will spend Sunday at her home in Danville. Dr. John will preach Judge Redding's funeral in Newcastle Sunday. Prof. Fairfield lias gone to Grand Rapids, Midi., to attend a family reunion. Messrs. Iglehart. Strouse and Ritter are busy ibis afternoon spading up Mr. Phifi'er’s garden. They would tie pleased to hear of some more jobs of this sort. Miss Elizabeth Burlingame is suffering with a severe yound in the hand. Rev. Horace Ogden, of Boston theological sdiool, who lias been engaged in church work in Terre Haute for the past few days, is greeting ids old college friends today. The college reporter tried to find out what the university senate had done with the petition of the Y. M. C. A., but it seems that they prefer not to let the public have it.

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f\ lAry F^easoi^able Priee

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Alpheus Birch pics, Provisions, Oueenswarc. etc.

I have a large stock of FRESH GOODS with

and quality

SATISFACTORY TO ALL

prices

I make my bow for liberal solicit new customers.

patronage heretofore, and

Soutlnvesl Corner Publie Square. H.S. REN!CK &.CoL

Will show you a full line of

To have perfect health you must have pure blood, and the best way to have pure blood is to take Hood’s Sarsaparilla. “No mark up and cut in two and get original price sale” goes with Ricketts, tlie one price jeweler. Goods always marked at legitimate and reasonable figures. It When you see our nice Oxfords and learn tlie prices you will wonder how we can do it. P. R. •Christie. 154-2t

'housnnds of It oils I Wall Rapcr Bought for the spring trade at Allen’s Drug Stone. We have the new designs and colorings at lowest prices—cal and see them. We also have window shades and curtain Dies. AL.BE.RT ALLEYN.

South Greeneafttle. Mrs. Myers and daughter are at home after a pleasant visit at Muncie. H. H. Hillis snipped five cars of stone to Indianapolis yesterday. M. Ades, of Bedford, is visiting Miss Bessie Sudranski. James Wood, of Fox Ridge, will move to his farm two miles east of town next week. The Black-Jones wedding which has been almost the sole topic of conversation for the last twentyfour hours occurred at Brazil yesterday, as was predicted by the Banner Times, and an account of which will lie found elsewhere in this paper. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Black arrived home at (5:10 last evening, and were given a hearty ovation at the depot. They will reside in the Porter property near Forest Hill. Sel. Brazier went to Cloverdale yesterday to vote for democracy. Pat Donohue is at home to spend Easter with his family. Dave Batey has returned to Muncie after a pleasant visit with friends here. Henry Ash went to Indianapolis yesterday, where he has a position in the bicycle works. (’has. Burks was in Indianapolis yesterday. Sol. Sudranski has returned to Muncie. Gremicagtle Couple Married. Brazil Tlinpii. A Greencastle couple were joined in the holy bonds of Brazil wedlock this morning in Esquire James’ court, that otlicial perform ing the ceremony. The-happy couple were Edward Black and Louisa Jones.

Ricketts for watch, clock and jewelry repairing. It I want a few good drivers and good draft horses at market prices. Joint Cawley. 150t0-15t3 Customers of Ricketts’ jewelry store always get advantage of low, reasonable prices. It A full line of the latest style buggies, surries, carriages and road wagons. All work guaranteed. John Cawley. 15016-15(3

Ricketts for jcwi Iry.

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Tools aiid Implements. Buy one of their handsome and complete Gasoline Stoves For summer use. Miitorinl, ElUo East Side Square. I 1. S. K(*lli(*lv & C<>.

For sale or trade— A good five year old draft horse. A light horse desired. Call on John Riley, South Greeueastle. i iot6 Goods of all kinds carrii d by a jeweler has always and ever will he sold by Ricketts, the one price jeweler, at low prices. ] t Don't mi-s the cantata and concert at fh° opera house Wednesday, April 17, given bv the von no- people of the ^ Christian church. Fifty persons take ! part. Come. It i Th low :ate tf v.atcht . clocks and jewelry goes on. Never stops at j the store of Ricketts. It

Wl\y iis it, Vou THAT HAMILTON SE-LLS SO MAMY

GOODS?

This is the reason: He lias 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 Oall. K. A. 11 AM II.J i ( )N, Southeast corner square

II<T(‘ is a Snap for You.

Lost—Ladies’gold watch and chain. Finder please return to this office i.nd receive reward. 152-3t See tlie tableaux Wednesday, April 17th. It I

DORMITORY. 1!II.I, OF FAHK. FOR SUNDAY. Soup, Bisque 'Eercvisses. Radishes, Pot roast. Roost turkey. Dressing. French mustard. Tomato catsup. Mixed pickles. Pickled eggs. Potatoes a la Delmonico. Easter eggs. Greens. Lemon pie. Syrup. Butter crackers Graham bread. Cream loaf. Ice cream. Cake. Tew. Coffee. Milk. Table decorations, cut flowers. Napkins furnished. Rates* $2.50 per week. Breakfast, 7 a. in; dinner, 12:30; supper, 5:30. Hreakflst. Sundays. 8 a. m. Diiiri'r bill of fare will appear each day

The old adasre is when you get a goo I thing-uvr it, -nvc it. XOT V\ li li FWhen a e g. i a-peii.il liAigain vvt believe in giving it to our eu.-iinner-. Our Wav of Advert ism”*. < ” We put on sale tomorrow morning 25 dnz unlnitndricd White Shirts, twenty hundred ('mint Linen bosom. New York Mills Muslin, reeiitoreed bnek and flout, patent hack sleeve, sleeve faeiug and gusseis. Nobody s- lls for les- than 75 cents. Ol'R PRICE while they last 49 cents. How can we doit? We closed the entire line of an eastern faetoiy. lienee the priee. T S~i l jRL»l N Hydrants, Hose, iiath Tubs, iron Pipe And Fittings of All Kinds: Steam and Water Valves. Plumbing & (las Filling. REPAIRING Promptly Done. Greencastle Foundry and Machine Co.

ALWAYS ON HAND. Royal Cement Wall Plaster, Portland and Louisville Cements, Plaster Paris, Hair and Lime. At the lowest prices.

Scientific Investigators say TUB HAMMOND Is the best TYPKWRITING M ACHINK

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Box 773. Wareroom 416 E Seminary st j i 4 jw & s-tf

C. A. MARTIN, Agent,

•til Anderson Street