Daily Greencastle Banner and Times, Greencastle, Putnam County, 26 April 1895 — Page 3

THE BANNER TIMES, GREENCASTLE. INDIANA. FRIDAY APRIL 26 1895

BLACK & BLACK. Prepared to supply the wants of their ever increasing trade with FURNITURE of every description and at the very lowest prices. Undertaking and Embalming:

In all its details carefully and promptly attended to. 1-7-19 East Washington Street.

Surprises

JfVall Paper.

C4 Honesty and Modesty in J| advertising is policy.

We much prefer you would be surprised at the variety, beauty and reasonable prices of what we have to sell than be led to expect impossibilities from what we only say. Come in and be sur-

prised.

GLEAN (5ROGERY.

As my t*x|>oiises an* not as great as others in my line of business, I propose to compete with all merchants on prices taking into consideration the quality

of goods. A full line ol

ftral irdianfe

My stock of Oxford and Tan Shoes is larger than ever before. We give a disemmt of 5 per eent on all eash purehases; 1 eent for ‘2"> eent jmrehases, 2 cents on 50 cents, ll cents on 75 cents

and 5 cents on the dollar. xlolin Hileu, 715 South Main Street.

Jo^s’ Dru<5 5ton? Y/hat’s the

! Matter

Pure Paints,

TFresli Bulk Set^cls.

, 1.. IjOI'Is.

J. M Al l >. II A1 '

“Wnwon’iDoaTtiing” But give you a more stylish, [iwtll and Better Wearing Shoe or Oxford for die money ban any other store in the ity. Respectfully, ' LOUIS & unis,

With this? It’s .17/ ItiQht!

:he

SHOE

MEN.

600

itniilcs to pick your spring and sntnKier suits from. The tim*st lot of woolens ever hronght to the city. .pring Suits from $19 to $25. ’ants from

" Merchant Tailor. /er Jones’ Drug Store, opp. postolllce Cleaning anJ Repairing A Sl’rJ IAI.TV.

$4.50 to $6.50. W. WHITE.

What’s all Risht?

OUTING MATERIAL PRICK

The Eyes The Health

The pocket book

S<T it Buy il

fliLangnoifs Book Store

shall be from six to eight o’clock in the morning and live to seven o’clock in the evening. Mrs. Susan Smith, of tins city, and Miss I.uella MeWhirter, of Indianapolis, have returned from Oregon, where they spent the winter. The Theta Alumna 1 elnb will entertain members of the other chibs of the city this evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. De.Motte. "ill Brissenden and Miss Hallie Gwin, of Lafayette, were married yesterday. The groom is a Mouon conductor well known here. Mrs. Kva Henry, of Anderson, wife of Congressman Henry, and Mrs. H. < . Allen, of Indianapolis, are guests of Mrs. (j. C. Smythe today. George E. Blake reports work progressing at the Wa-hington township mines; there is but little increase in the metal indications in the ore. George Welborn, formerly well known here in Del’auw, is visiting old friends. Mr. Welborn is in business at Owensville and is married. As we go to press this afternoon the streets are alive with with gaily dressed Odd Fellows, who are celebrating their anniversary day in great Miape. A good-sized band of gypsies hit the town last evening camping near the old fair grounds. They have about fifteen horses and the usual number of dogs. The high school alumni association will hold its annual meeting at the high school building Friday afternoon, May J, to transact mattf rs ot business. The hlo-soms were never out in greater profusion than this season. Apples, pears, plum-, cherries, -mall fruits and occasionally a peach blossom, all arc to he seen in their great beauty. Drs. Smythe and Hawkins and ’Squires Denny and Ashton are this afternoon holding an inquest over (ieorge Shoptnugh, whose condition lias grown much worse in the past few

days.

The meetings tit the Baptist church are intensifying in interest each evening. There will be a baptism this evening. You are cordially invited to attend the meetings and co-operate in them both to do good and get good. There will he some Odd Fellows in the new opera hott-e this evening, hut the aifalr will not he a poultry show, notwithstanding an immense streamer advertising the Putnam County I’oulassociation is shown on the outer walls.

NEWS EROM DERAUW. THE BEST DAILY HAPPENINGS OF THE UNIVERSITY

Look in this Column tor It—and INutcM, Itenm amt An-noiiiHcinc-ntM—Tlx* Very Lnteftt and tlx* Hest by Sporial K« i>ort«’r.

BED ROOM SUITS New Goods! New Sh ies!

The best bargains ever offered in Greene astle. You are standing in your own light if you buy without seeing these

suits. They sell on sight. SEE THEM.

ANDREW B. HANNA,

Jin si Side' Square.

Alpheus Birch

ISFoccr-ics, Provisions, L'ucenswar-c. etc. I have a large stock of FRESH GOODS with prices

and quality

SATISFACTORY TO ALL.

Miss l.alline- visit- in Indianapoli-

today.

The Independent ba«e hall team is ready to meet all comers. Miss Itulli Conlogue has returned to school after a week’s absence at her home in Kendallville. Mrs. Chas. Martin will address the A’. C. A. on the mi-sionary question

at next meeting.

Frank Takasngi will go to Knightstown to deliver an address on Japan. At the election of the H7r/tb/ board yesterday Frank T. Walker was elected business manage; Maynard I,. Daggy, editor-in-chief, and Paul J. 1’oynter, chief of local -tali'. X<> better select ions could have been made, and they have the confidence of the student body, who expect a live, wide-awake publication for next year. These ofllcers have the power of tilling up the rest <>f tin; stall. It is hoped that the “hoices will be made from a standpoint of fitness rather

than of faver. I make my bow for liberal patronage heretofore, and The union meeting of the Y. M. C. A. I solicit new customers,

and Y. W.C. A. this evening in Plato j

hall will discuss the missionary subject, c i j 1 . /■ t i * ll' DePauw and Purdue will hold a pie- SOUl llWUSl ( OTIKT PuMlC* N|liar(\

llmin&ry field day here May 20. j

The surveying class has been e-tab-1

THE LOCAL FIELD

What is Going on in and About Fair Greencastle. LATEST CITY HAPS AND MISHAPS. Where Our People r.re Going and Whore Their GueHts are Stopping—News of I liferent Over the City—The lies! Column in th* Paper for Quick (tending. DON’T THINK leaving the city, even for a short time, without ordering the Dally IIannbu Times to follow you. It costs you hut 10 cents a week as il does here at home, and the address will be changed.as often aslyou desire.

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NEW TESTED

GARDEN SEEDS.

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enty of old garden seeds in the market.

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Ours are Sure.

i. Weik & Co.

Howard Briggs went to Roae+idale at tlOllll. Mrs. E. Martin, of Quincj’, is visiting her parents. Miss Flora Hays returned from Worthington today. Mrs. Yietoria Sedgwick and family are moving to Greenup, 111. Frank Sinclair and Bertha L. Shaw have been licensed to marry. Bare feet and dandelions come at the same tune. They are both here. Sanford Bennett, of Greenup, 111., visited his father here yesterday. Mrs. Chapman and Mrs. Tarkington, I of Indianapolis, are guests of the Misses Ames. The Greencastle laundry was shut down today by a slight accident to the boiler. Sheriff Clidewell took Mrs. Bessie Cox to tiie insane hospital at Indianapolis this morning. Mrs. T. G. Duvall will sing in the grand closing concert of tin* May festival tit Lafayette. T. J. McAdams and James Sprankle saw the “Giliied Fool” played at Indianapolis last evening. The I. 0. O. F. exercises tonight will be full of interest. The public is invited to attend in the new opera house tit 7 :J5 o’clock. The sprinkling rules of the Greencastle Water Works company have been changed. Four hours time is given each day but the rules state the hours

li-hing boundary lines about Dr.' Post’s premises. The Japanese students will give an entertainment in the nearfiiture for the benefit of the missionary fund. The work on the Mirai/c i- progressing more rapidly. The Jladi/er, of the University ’of Wisconsin, was i—ued last week by the pul lishiug house. It was delaying the work on the Mincje. We may expect our book to be in presentable form within the next two weeks. Constitution and by-laws of the Northwestern Athletic association have been forwarded the local association. It has met the conditions, forwarded the entrance fee and is a bona tide member. This atl’ects only track athletics. Training under direction of Prof. Zink is progressing steadily.

H. S. RENICK & CO.,

Will show you a full line of

Gardei) ami FanoiDir

ttER lew*

to Date

In Colorings, Styles and Prices are the WALaIi HAHRRS and ROOM MOULaDINQS

—AT—

Allen’s Drug Store.

The latest report from the DePauw quartet was received from Quincy, 111., and Wits to the efi’e t that the club was just recovering from the elleets of poison which they suppose was in a lunch they had at a restaurant. They were quite sick for a while but pulled through all right and will be home Saturday. Yesterday the Lebanon Evening New* was sold to C. I). Case, of Attica, who assumes full control. Mr. Case iabout thirty yeats old. Me has worked on papers in New York and other eastern cities and is a practical printer. Mr. Loftin will remain with the Ncics as ediior.—Lebanon Patriot. E. Mostir, residing near Monrovia. Morgan county, had his left limh amputated yesterday afternoon above the knee, because of gangrene from embolism of the femoral artery. lie imuch exhausted from blood poisoning and his chances for recovery are had. Dr. Smythe assisted bv Dr. O'Brien and Lee Matthews, performed the opera-

tion.

Dr. Oron Druley and Miss Media Miller were married Wednesday evening at the home of the bride’s sister, Mrs. Forbes Holton, in Anderson. Guests were present from Cincinnati, Mimcie and Marion. Mi—Julia A. Druley, of the school of music, was in attendance. Dr. and Mrs. Druley will reside in Anderson. Mr. Druley formerly attended DePauw and is well known here. The financial condition of the Lotti--ville, New Albany & Chicago is improving. and with this the securities of the road are advancing. The directors held a meeting yesterday in New York to consider the policy of the road for | the future. Under the proposed new financial plan its indebtedness is placed in a position to be easily handled and to considerably cut down its annual fixed charges. State Geologist Bhitchley, in speaking of the unii-iial and most destructive development of apple-tree lice in Indiana, said that the insect could be destroyed by spraying the trees with an emulsion composed of thirteen gallons of water, one of kerosene and one quart of milk, or with a tobacco tincture made by pouring boiling hot water upon a pound of tobacco and letting the mixture stand over night. Tazewell Dodd, who lived west of town, is reported missing. It is not known where he lias gone. He took with him ids young son by his first wife and left his second wife. Just before Ids departure he is reported to have drawn out at Indianapolis some building and loan association funds which he had there, to the amount of over $0000. His wife was away visiting when be disappeared. — Moorttville Guide. Dr. G. Curtiss, of Columbus, is here shaking hands with his host of friends.

To have perfect health you iim-t have pure blood, and the best way to have pure blood i- to take Hood'- Sar-apa-

rilla.

Ntonor it Sons are killing export steers now. Call and see. It Yaixlalin Line Kxfurmoim. To Indianapolis April 21), .’10 ami May 1, return limit May 2. Fare $1.20 for] round trip. Account Uniform Hank

Knight- of 1’ytldas.

Home-cekers excursion to Michigan May 7. one fare for roiinc' trip, return limit 20 day-. For further particular--j

J. S. Dowling, Agent.

Tools ai)(l Implements.

Buy one of their handsome and complete

Gasoline Stoves

For summer use.

Buiildincj Mn tori til, EaLo.

East Side Square.

II. S. Renick vY Co.

MM*

The Weal lief.

The indications for this vicinity for the coming thirty -six hours are as follows as received by H. 8 Renick Ac Co. from the official weather bureau at IndiantiDolis: Indianai’oi.is, April 20, 1895. Cloudy and occasional show ers tonight and Saturday. Slightly cooler in southern por-

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tiou tonight.

Moore.

Wl\^ T in it, Vou 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 he gains every da\ rapidly learn this fact. Give Him a Gall. K. A. II AMI ISoutheast corner square

S U T H G U b S N.

Mr*. J. JP. Hell, OHnatrattnnie, Kan, ■wife of the editor of The Graphic, the leading local paper of Miami county, writes “I wan troubled irith heart dinease for six years, severe palpitations, shortness of breath, together with such extreme nervousness, that, at times 1 would walk the floor nearly all night. We consulted the best medical talent. Thru naid there wan no help for me, that I had organic disease of the heart for which there wras no remedy. I had read your advertisement In The Graphic and a year ago, as a last resort, tried one bottle of I>r. St Hen’ \eu> Cure for the Heart, which convinced me that there was true merit in It. I took three 1 Kittles each of the Heart Cure and Restorative Nervine and It completely cured me. / nleep well at night, my heart beats regularly and I have no more smothering spells. I wish to say to all who are suffering as I did; there's relief untold for them if they will only give your remedies Just one trial." Dr. Miles fleart Cure Is sold on a positive guarantee that the tirst. bottle will benefit. All druggists sell It at (1, 6 bottles for 15, or It will be sent, prepaid, on receipt of price by the Dr. Milos Medical Go., Kikhaxt, ind. Dr. Miles’ Heart Cure Restores Health

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EUREKA HOSE.

The Best Made.

We Have It.

Hydrants, Bath 1 ubs. Iron Pumps, PIPING, PLUMBING and GAS FITTING. 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 I, the best TYPIiWRITING MACHINE.

R- B- HURLEY Box 779. Warerootn 110 E Seminary st, 4i\v s-ti

C. A. MARTIN, Agent, in Anderson Street