Daily Greencastle Banner and Times, Greencastle, Putnam County, 15 April 1895 — Page 3

THE BANNER TIMES, GREENCASTLE, INDIANA, MONDAY APRIL l:> 1«0'

WE HAVE ADDED to our large line of Beds the mass am li Bela 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.

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

■stock.

UURB J CXI NTS, OILS, Oils and painters’ supplies of all kinds, we make a specialty of. Prices reasonable.

6LEAN KROGERY,

This is the anniversary of Riley’s Cash Discount Business and finding it a success he will continue giving a cash discount of 6 per cent on all cash purchases.

Rest corn 6 cts per can Richmond corn 7 cts, I for i.’i cts Standard “ 8 cts, 2 for 15 cts Princess “ sold elsewhere for

12K, and 15 cts.

. in cts

Hand packed tomatoes . 10 c, d for 25 cts Assorted jellies in pails 40 cts Syrup in pails 50 cts Sorghum “ 00 cts Family white fish in pail- 40 cts xJolin RilopB 715 South Main Street.

terday, that attracted considerable at-1

tention.

Mrs. Waugh and daughter, of Tipton *"e guests of K. Martinis and family. Gideon Dial, of Terre Haute, visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Martin Dial, yesterday. Mayor Bell Toliu and faniilj, of West Indianapolis, visited in the cite over Sunday. Dr. Walter Rarr. who has been visiting in the city, returned to Keokuk, Iowa, yesterday. Frank McGrath, of Muticic, formerly of tiie Darnall nail mill in this city, ivisiting old friends. Elder Jonathan Yancleave and Elder J. J. \ ancleave, of Montgomery county, were here today. Miss Jessie Smith and Miss Marine

NEWS FROM PEPAUW. THE CEST DAILY HAPPENINGS OF THE UNIVERSITY

Look in tlii« Column [for It ami Kiitertaiiiiii«4iitM Vote*, Item* ami AniiotiucmiifiitM—The Very Latest ami the Bent by Speeial Reporter.

Sa^e Baby otit for ap

In one of those nice

Smythe, of Terre llaule, were guests of Indianapolis.

Miss Kate Weik yesterday.

Mrs. G. II. Linebarger was called to Parke county this morning by the ser-

ious illness of her son Walter.

Meritt Keightley and Albert Eiteljorg left at noon for Ladoga where

they will open a dental ollice.

Lawrence Mahoney came down from Indianapolis Saturday evening and

spent Easter with his parents.

Mrs. Al. Shuttleworth and daughter. Miss Ollie, were called to Fillmore to-

day by the death of a relative.

Mrs. J. J. Lewis, who lias been visiting tier daughter, Mrs. P. O. Colliyer, returned to Crawfordsville at noon. James Foudry is in Indianapolis attending the funeral of his mother,

Miss Ella Ella Evans, formerly of the preparatory school, for the past few days has been writing her i.nme as Mrs. L. N. Kirk. Newcastle. Miss Maude Riddle wears Alphh Phi

colors.

Prof. Jones and the DePauw Quartet gave a sacred concert In Warsaw, 111.,

yesterday.

Miss Mary Goodwin spent Sunday in

You can get at HANNA'S at

f\ l/^ry F{easoi?able prlee

Miss Blanche llillis has entered music school. Mrs. Prof Fairfield is vi-iting her fattier in Toledo, O. Messrs. Quick and Webster spent Sunday in Danville, 111. Miss Watson spent Sunday at her home in Lafayette. Homer Talley is visiting home folks in Terre Haute. Mr. McGaughey, of the preparatory school, wears Delta U colors. Herbert Royee, of Terre Haute, is the guest of Beta brothers. Sam Dowden is in Indianapolis to-

day.

Clyde Herron spent Sunday in Craw-

What’s the

Jor^s’ Dru<§ 5 I:0I ' < ? Matter

With this?

riw

STYLES

Gentlemen's Patent Leathers anf Tans. LOUIS 0 IIS.

It’s .A7/ Right! What’s all Ri$ht?

whose death occurred on Friday even-1 * or< 8V1 ** e-

' n JG Sigma Chi will entertain friends to-

Mrs. R. D. Merrill, who has been vis- j night,

itiug her parents, .Mr. and Mrs. D. c. j Misg Sankey spent Sunday in Terre

Donnohue, returned to Chicago this) Haute

morning. j Miss Charlotte Miller, M14. is visiting The Theta Alumna} club has issued Miss Miutie Allen and university

OUTING MATERIAL PRICE

Hill

See it Buy it

The Eyes The Health J The pocket book

IHLam's Book sure

invitation;* for a reception on the evening of April 2<> at the residence of Mrs. J. B. DeMotte. Mrs. W. G. Neff received from Mrs.

John I

friends. Frank Reese, of St. Louis, is the guest of Phi Gam brothers.

Miss Pet Malian spent Sunday at her

Myers, of Isis Angeles, Cali-1 ll0nie j,, Lebanon,

fornia, a beautiful box of calls lities as

600

rjSamples to pick your spring and summer suits from. The finest lot of woolens ever brought J to the city. Spring Suits from $19 to $25. • Pants from $4.50 to $6.50. E. W. WHITE. Merchant Tailor. jOver .Tones’ Drug Store, opp. postofllce Cleaning and Repairing A SPECIALTY.

THE LOCAL FIELD

What is Going on in and About Fair Greencastle. LATEST CITY HAPS AND MISHAPS.

a present for Easter.

Mrs. Wallace Dicks, of Fillmore, died Sunday of consumption, aged forty-tive years. The funeral will occur tomorrow at eleven o’clock at Fillmore. John 1). and Ed Allen received word today of the death of Lucy J. Gilmore wife of A. C. Gilmore, at Centralia, 111., last week. Deceased was a neice

of the gentlemen.

Mrs. Clara Morrison, of Greenup, 111., who lias been at the bedside of her

Alpheus Birch Groceries. Provisions, Gucenswar-c, ct-c. 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 Publie Square, H.S. RENICK&.CO., Will show you a full line of Sardei) ai]d EarniiM

J. L. Rhine went to Danville this morning on business. Mr. Fitzgerald, of Ann Arbor, is the guest of Sig brothers. The Misses Kippetoe were initiated mysteries of Kappa AlphaTheta Satur-

day night.

Herb Church is over from Coatesville to spend a few days. Mr. Brown, of Terre Haute, is the guest of Mort Dial. John Webster spent Sunday at ids

mother, Mrs. Sedgwick, is sick at the ' n Danville, 111.

latter’s residence with a similar com-! Miss Hensley, af Terre Haute, Is visplaint—acute intlamination of the stom-j iting her cousin. Miss Miller, of the

ach. j music school.

Mrs. Elizabelh Terry died this morn-j The Betas entertain friends at their

ing at her residence just south of the chapter house tonight.

mg San SORGHUM,

40c a Gallon

Wliere Our People p.re OoiiiK nnrt Where Ttieir OueRts are Stopping—New* of Interest Over the City—The llest Column in th» Paper for Quirk KendiiiK, DON’T THINK Of leaving the city, even for n short tlino, without ordering the Daily Banner Timks to follow you. It costs you hut 10 cents a week as It does here at home, and the address will be changed as often as^you desire.

city, after a lingering attack of gangrene. Mrs. Terry was seventy-eight years of age and was a sister of Wain

Lewis.

The Grand Couimandery, Knights

i Templar, will meet in state conclave tit in Norway and Sweden, Indianapolis Wednesday and Thursday. Emma Stephenson.

Dr. E. R. Evans, (’hris. Pfahler and E. Mis> Emily Jones has returned from Black have been appointed delegates a two weeks’visit to her home in Cov-

Mt SIC AND ART NOTES. Orchestra rehearsal tins evening at

7:30.

The subject for the Art club-tomor-row afternoon is ‘“The Condition of Art

leader. Miss

Tools aijd Iniplenients. Buy one of their handsome and complete Gasoline Stoves For summer use. Builclinc} Mcitorinl, Ektc« East Side Square. II. S. lleiliek & C().

The Furest ARIICLE

MADE,

f Gaiitsitiiia Honey,

K) cts a Jar.

ONION Sets

Weik’s.

John I’. Alice is in Chicago. Earl Cosner spent Sunday in Amo. Aaron Cooper went to Ladoga at noon. Jim Murphy, of Paris, is here ofi business. John Maloney is in Illinois today on business. Holland Darnall is at lionu from Indianapolis. Clarence Vestal spent Sunday in Arthur, Illinois. G. C. Moore went to Indianapolis this morning. George P. Black spent Sunday with Ladoga friends. Mrs. Jeff Williams returned today to Sullivan county. Ed. Landes is here from Ladoga visiting his family. Otis llendren, of Stilesville, was in the city yesterday. Mrs. Clark, of Mt. Carmel, Ky., is visiting Mrs. Myra Curtiss. Will Murphy, of Crawfordsville, is spending a few days in the city. Miss Etta Griffith, of Indianapolis, spent Sunday with friends here. Ted Lehey, of Indianapolis, was the guest of Miss Julia Ash yesterday. Mrs. Andrew Wood and son are visiting relatives in Hendricks county. Mrs. Lettie Hurst furnished an artificial lily made of linen, which was displayed in the Presbyterian chuich yes-

from here. The eight-year-old son of Emerson Ruark, living cast of town, fell again«t a barbed wire fence yesterday, and received a number of injuries, the most severe being in the upper lip, where a barb pierced through and made a ugly

wound.

The following invitations were issued today: “Mrs. Jeannette Preston Layne

requests your presence at the marriage ! Are you of her daughter, Jes.-.ie Siillwell Preston that tired

to Urso McCorkle, at home, Wednes day morning April 21, at eleven o’clock ’ Mr. McCorkle resides at Lett’s Corner, I

i ml

ington.

The regular fortnightly pupils’ recital will be held in music hall on Wednesday evening of this week, commenc-

ing at seven o’clock.

Mr. Kehcllsehmidt has under a preparation a violin recital to be given 1 y his pupils. The date w ill be announced

in the near future.

all tired out, do you have feeling or sick headacheV

You can he relieved of all these by tak-

ing Hood’s Sarsaparilla.

When you see our nice Oxfords and

and attended DePauw for several | | enrn (| lt . |,,.j cei n y OU w jR wonder how

we can do it. P. It. Christie.

15l-2t

l want a few good drivers and good draft horses at market prices. John Cawley. 150t6-I5tJ

years.

Miss Mary Rawlinsnn, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rawlinson, of 410, south Depot street, died yesterday at North Grove, near 1’eru, where site has

been engaged teaching. Word was re- Goto John Cawley's for the latest eeived here yesterday morning of her style buggies, surries, phaetons and illness and Mrs. Rawlinson hastened to road wagons. I5l)-6t-15t:i

her daughter’s bedside, hut death had I occurred before ncr arrival. Miss Raw-

YYl'iy its it, Vcm A.wk THAT HAMILTON SELLS SO MA.NY GOODS? This is the reason: He has the best groceries and makes the lowest prices. 11 is regular customers know this and the new ones he gains every day rapidly learn this fact.

GiY^o Him a Call. F. A. IUYMHYl'OY, Southeast corner square

Thousands of Rolls Of Wall Baper 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. AKBEkR/T ALaKRN.

linscm w;ik twenty-six years of sigo and died of congestion of the lungs. Interment at Peru. J. McD. Hays and Dr. E. Hawkins have been summoned to Brown county as witnesses. The gentlemen are preparieg snow’ shoes to tackle the mud down there. Clarence Vestal was summoned also. Clarence was just ready to take a train for Vermont where he has a car load of horses billed for a sale. The summons will cause him to put off his sale and lose two nights and as many days exploring Brown county. They go as witnesses in a case against Terry McGinniss. Carl Steeg, son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Steeg. was ten years old Saturday, and the event was celebrated by giving a party to his young friends. Thirty-six happy faces graced the affair with their attendance, and the afternoon was a lively and pleasant occasion, replete with childhood’s games. Master Steeg received many neat and handsome presents, and in turn dispensed handsomely decorated, hand-painted china Easter eggs as souvenirs. Emma Bicknell, Lulu Steeg and Hattie Lancaster assisted in entertaining the guests.

A full line of tlic latest style buggi-s. surries, carriages and road wagons. All work guaranteed. John Cawley.

150tC-15t:i

SUTHBKbl N,

Ten Dnlliki-x Itewnril. Lost—I.allies’ gold watch and chain. Finder please return to this ollice and receive $10 reward. 155-2t

See the king and queen, the llretly, bee. grasshopper, cricket, fairies c.-n-tent, good will, fun, at the opera house, April 17. It

♦ * ♦ * ♦ ♦ f ♦ A

♦ ♦ J

s U T II B R L

'P h o PI 11 t/to r

AND

GontbP Pu rn iislior.

(> Ei. Washington St.

u T If B R L

DORMITORY. HIM. OF FARE FOR TOMORROW. Soup, noodle. Lettuce. Roast pork Reef heart. French mustard. Tomato catsup. Mixed pickles. Brown potatoes. Hominy flake. String beans. Apple pie. Syrup. Butter crackers Brown bread. Vienna loaf. Tea. Coffitt. Milk. Bill of fare will not appear after this date. But hoard guaranteed to be as good as th^best. Board, if paid in advance, for remainder of semester, $2.26 per week.

Hydrants, Hose, Bath Tubs, Iron Pipe And Fittings of All K inds; Steam and Water Valves. Plumbing Sc Gas Fitting. 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. R- B- HURLEY Box 773. Wareroom 410 E Seminary st

Scientific Investigators say TUB MAMMON IJ Ih the best TYPEWRITING MACHINK. C. A. MARTIN, Agent, 142W & S-tf 4n Anderson Street