Daily Greencastle Banner and Times, Greencastle, Putnam County, 25 April 1895 — Page 3

THK BANNER TIMES, GREENCASTLE. INDIANA- THURSDAY APRIL 2:> 1

BLACK & BLACK.

1 r< i'ared to supply the wants of their ever increasing; trade vith FURNITURE of every description and at the very owest prices. Umlertakinc - and Kinhahuiiii*-

.m:\vs h!um dkpacw.

In all its details carefully and promptly attended to. 17-19 East Washington Street.

Surprises

ihill Paper.

, Honesty and Modesty in ■ advertising is policy. I We much prefer you I would be surprised at the

GLEAN EMERY.

As my expenses are nor as great as others in my line of business, I propose to compete with all merchants on prices taking into consnlerath n the quality of goods. A full line of

orp

, - t | My stock of Oxford and Tan Shoes is vanet} , beauty and reat - | | ;l pir,.!- than ever before. We give a di— enable lirices of what weleonnt of :> per cent on all eashpnri ^ 1 n .i „ k, i„j Chases; 1 rent for 2.'» cent purchases, ■ lave tO Sell tlian be I 2 cents 01 | .■,() cents, a cents on 75 cents

and 5 cents on the dollar.

to expect impossibilities Trom what we only say. Come in and be sur-

' prised.

Jolin Riley, 715 South Main Street.

oi}Rs’ Dru<5 5tor<? What’s the I Pure Paints. Mattel* Fll ,h Bulk Seeds.

L. Loris.

•F. M \rl>. Havs

“WBWfla’iooaw ut give you a more stylish, well and Better Wearing hoe or Oxford for the money an any other store in the tyRespectfully, ins i ns,

SHOE

MEN.

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mi tefliimB

It's All 1 tight! What's all Ri^ht?

OUTING MATERIAL PRICK

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See it Buy it

The Eyes The Health Jj The pocket book

of diamonds to bring in with him,

to save expressage.

The commissioners having in charge ■ 1 - HI : 0 A |, Y

the ease of Mrs. Lucy Shoptaugh, have i

declared her insane. ! THE

^lr. Thompson and Mrs, Mathews,

of White county, were guests of John

DeVore and family yesterday.

Joe Tnllman went to Indianapolis this afternoon to purchase tile for the

floor of the Palace barber shop. Ed. Eiteljorg arrived from Terre

Haute yesterday. He will return to

his ha e hall playing on Friday. Members of Canton, Xo. JO, will re

port at Baker ,v Browning’s opera house in lull uniform tomorrow at J

o’clock p. m.

All resident Odd Fellows should gather at their respective lodge roomearly tomorrow afternoon, to welcome their visiting brothers and make them

feel at home.

In circuit court today in the ease of Abraham Beekelhymer vs. Sarah J. Beekelhymer, divorce, the divorce was granted by 1\ O.Colliver. s|>eoial judge, op the grounds of cruel treatment. Joe '\ . Tallntnn. of Ohio, i- visiting his son, Joe Tallman. the barber. Mr. Tallman is on his way from Kansas, and is driving through the country in a buggy, lie visited Kansas that way about a year ago, and is now on his re-

turn voyage.

The public is cordially invited to the anniversaiy exercises at new opera house tomorrow evening at 7 :30. Come out and hear Or. Curtis. Or. Hidpatli, and others discuss the principles of Odd Fellowship. Good musical program lias aiso been provided. Tomorrow afternoon at 3 o’clock in Plato hall Or. Henry A. Buchtel will open the course of special lectures before the school of theology with a lecture on “How We Uot Our Bible.’’ This lecture is of great interest to the general public. Admission free. All

are invited.

Flirting may seem to the giddy and thoughtless girl to he wonderfully amusing, and she may get the idea that she is fascinating, hut it is the most degrading thing and should he frowned upon by every girl who lias the ambition to become a worthy and charming

young lady.

Hon. Thomas Hanna has been quite ill at Indianapolis, where he sutlered a fainting spell in court. Dr. L. M. Hanna received word this morning from Ins brother that his health continued bad and that he would go to West Baden for a rest. Dr. Hanna w ill probably visit him this week.

HAPPENINGS UNIVERSITY

THE LOCAL FIELD

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

)t(H.k ALWAYS Complete

AND

Lowest Prices.

NEW TESTED

Whore Our 1’eoplo p.re Oning ami Whoro Thoir GuoKta are Stopping;—New** of Interest Over the City—The Host Column in th^ Paper for Quick Reading;. DON’T THINK Of lonvingr the city, even for n short time, without ordering; the Dully Banner Times to follow you. it costh you but 10 cents a week ns it does here at home, and the address will be changed:ufl often us^you desire.

GARDEN SEEDS.

;nty of old garden seeds in the market.

I)iirs are Sure.

Weik & Co.

Born, to Frank Allen and wife, April 24. a daughter. Frank Alhin is moving to !H7 south Indiana street. ('ireuit court will not he in session until tomorrow. S. II. Vansant is in Cincinnati this Week on busfness. Elder Grigsby went to Crawfordsville nt noon to lecture. Miss Alice Wenicke has moved to 419 east Washington street. Mi-s Jessie Noble, of Greenwoood, is visiting Miss Jessie Nell'. Mrs. Elizabeth Wharton is sick at her home on east Hanna street. The D. S. 1). club meets this evening at the home of Miss May Conklin. ( harles B. Case will deliver the Memorial day address in Greencastle. Mrs. M. J. Beckett and children returned at noon from Greenfield, Tenn. John Potter is hack from Ft. Wayne and is again clerking at the Commercial. Grooms & Singer will next week move their barber shop to the McLean block.

That Bainbridge case in ’Squire Ashton's court in which three young men a?e defendants, was again postponed today, being set for May 2. That case lias now been postponed and poueposted until it is threadbare and about another postponement will piii it beyond redemption. It is hard to get action it

seems.

The funeral of Robert Renick yesterday afternoon, was very largely attended. The exercises were impressive and the sermon by Dr. E. W. Fisk was a powerful and logical effort, a touching and beautiful tribute to the life of his departed friend. The procession was formed with the city hand and Odd Fellows leading the way, after which followed many carriages. The remains were laid to rest in the familv vault in

Forest Hill.

Fire this morning destroyed the home of Mrs. 11. C. Reeves, two and one-half miles east of the city, on the gravel road. The house wasa two-story frame and was on the farm formerly owned by Ad. Hanna. It cost $.'1000 when new. The loss is estimated at that amount with considerable on household. Mrs. Reeves had £1.500 insurance on the house and $400 on the household goods in the Ohio Farmers’ company with Richardson it Hurst. The tire caught from a stove it is thought. James O’Neal died at his home in Nickerson. Reno county, Kansas, on April 5. Deceased was native of Shelby county, Kentucky,and was horn Jan. 7, l s 20, moving to Putnam county, liuL. in 1825. In isio he married Miss Permilia Wood, and twelve children wer«J>oi\n to them. In 1>''.I M r. O'Neal went to Kansas, and to Nickerson in! Iss7, Mr. O’Neal was. the father of 1 W. II. O’Neal, of Putnamvillc; Mrs. E. Turner, of Fontanet, this state; Mrs. I Ella Welker, near Nickerson. Tic other children are Monroe, Clinton, and Tilghman O’Neal. The deceased j was a kind man cf noble traits,and w ill he remembered by many citizens cf

Putnam.

The case of Frank D. Ader vs. Geo.! W. Hughes, injunction, was argued on

Look in thin < olumn for It—Duongs nn«l Put**!tniiniwnt* Not***, Item* ami Announcement*—Tin* \ cry mnl the

Best by Special Reporter.

Fred Scars, of Dayton, Ohio, i- visit-!

ing Phi Gam brother-.

E. C. Loyd, of ratlin. 111., was the gitc-t of Herbert Church tin- week. Mis- PcElla Brown ha- returned to

her home at Coxville.

o. P. Robin-on, of Spencer, has returned to school after two years’ absence, and will graduate next year. ('has. Beard i- visiting at his home in

K night-tow ii.

Miss Carter is sick at the Theta

house.

The zouaves are practicing steadily and will soon he able to render public

exhih.tion*.

The senior class i* evidently in a dilemma just at present. From tin* numerous class and committee meetings a person is imprc>-ed with ihe fact that extensive preparations are in progre-s for a grand elas- day. However, rumor will not have it so. There appears a division, viz: Males vs. females, .lust which faction w ill win is not vet determined, hut the tide of victory a|spears to lie gradually using in favor of

Hie latter.

Prof. James Riley Weaver 1 as been invited to give a series of ten lectures betore I lie School of Sociology at Hartford, Conn., next November, on the subject “Inventions and Their Influence Lpon Economics and Sociology,’’ and he has accepted. The lectures will he given two a day, thus occupving

about a week.

MISS UOWI.KV’S SONO RKC1TAL. Mi-s Adeline Rowley, assisted by Mrs. Pauline Blake New house and Mi-s Florence Elliott, gave her senior recital last evening in the presence of a large and appreciative audience. Mi-s Rowley has a deep, rich contralto voice, and has made line progress in its cultivation during her course of study here. Her program last evening was a tine one, | giving a wide opportunity for all tin* qualities of her voice in its entire range, and was rendered with great credit to herself and to her teacher. The grand aria, “Lend Me Your Aid,’’ from Gounod's Queen of Sheba, was specialwell conceived and presented, and the Massenet “Improvisation.’’ The duet, Meyerbeer’s “Age and Youth,” by Mrs. Newlx use and Mis- Rowley, wa- a very attractive number and well given. Miss Rowley exhibited a rcmarkahlv well-trained voice, possessing a wide range and rare vitality of tone, and a | highly dramatic style of presentation, j Mi-s Elliott did excellent work at the I piano both in tin* accompaniments and! in her solos. She played with real del- ! ioacy of -entinieut and interpretation, I ami added much to the interest of the

evening. > /

BEiD ROOM SUITS New Goods! New Styles!

The best bargains ever offered in Greencastle. You are standing in your own light it you buy without seeing these

suits. They sell on sight. SEE THEM.

ANDREW B. HANNA, linst S/r/o Sc^naro,

Alpheus Birch r-occr-ics, Provisions. Ouoensware. etc.

1 have ft large stock of FRESH GOODS

and quality

with

prices

SATISFACTORY TO A LI

I make my how for liberal solicit new customers.

patronage heretofore, and

Soutinvost Corner Public* Square.

H. S. REM1CK&.CO.,

Will show you a full line of

Gardei) aixl EaninM Tools ;i.i)(l Iipplciijents. Buy one of their handsome and complete Gasoline Stoves For summer use. B nil (Hit cj M ntorinl, EUto East Side Square. I I . S. K(‘Ui(*k & C().

Have you ever noticed how vour -v--tem -coin- to crave special a-sistance in the spring? Just the help required igiven by Mood'- Sarsaparilla.

rhe \Veaf li*»r.

The inti leu lions for this vicinity for the coining thirty -six hours are as follows ns received by II. S Itenick A* ('o. from the orticiul i weather bureau at IndianuDolis: Indianacoi.ih, April 27i, ISlle. Fair weather, stationary tern- j peratu re. Mooub.

“For Charity Suffereth Long.’

Wl\y iiA it, You THAT HAMILTON SELLS SO MANY GOODS? This is the reason: He has the best groceries and makes the lowest prices. Ilis regular customers know this and the new ones he gains every day rapidly learn this fact. Givo Him a Gall. Fi. A. HAMILTON. Southeast corner square

Mrs. (.aura C. Phoenix, nilwaukee, Wis.

Infant son of Chas. Houser, west Green street, is seriously sick with lung '*' 1 '

trouble.

George E. Blake went to his Washington township gold, silver and quartz mine today. He took along a wheat

ight up to Date

In Colorings, Styles and Prices are the

WAHU HAPB.RS and ROOM MOUHIDINGS

—AT—

Allen’s Drug Store.

torney was before

sack and will shovel up a bushel or so rev iew. This was apparently the stick-

ing point and the main question was not reached before the court indicated that it was with Mr. James and against Mr. Ader. The court withheld its decision, but the concensus of legal opinion about the city where the ease has been liberally discussed is that the county attorney will he beaten in the legal tilt he has brought on with the county treasurer in his suit to enjoin the collection of taxes against himself

t ‘Matron of a «ener«/e*lf Home and knowing the good Dr. Miles' Nervine has done me, my wish to help others, overcomes my dislike for the publicity, this

demurrer in circuit court on Wednes-j letter may give me. In Nov. and Dec., ISSS,

J. H. James appeared for the! Theinmate* had the, ‘'Latiriwe,’’ .... . and I was one of tiio first. Resuming duty

treasurer and Mi. Ader represented ! too soon, with thecareof so many sick, I himself. Mr. James made a good argu- did not regain my health, and in a month ment and argued that the proper place i M beeame mo debilitate* an* nerroum for the relief asked l.v the ntv at-I from .leeplessnesa and the draft* made on

, . I my vitality, that it was a question if I could the county hoard ol KO on> ^ dear friend advised mo to try

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I>r. St lien’ Itentorativr Kerrine. I took 3 bottles and am happy to say, I am tn better health than ever. I still continue Itm oecamionnl use, am a nerve food, as my work Is very trying. A letter addressed to Milwaukee, Wls., will reach me." June 6,1HD4. Mas. Lavra C. Phoenix. Dr. Miles' Nervine In sold on a positive guarantee that the first bottle will benefit. Altdruggl8tHsellitalll.fi bottles for|fi, or It will be sent, prepaid, on receipt of price by the Dr. Miles Medical Uo., Elkhart, lud. Dr. Miles’ Nervine Restores Health

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