Daily Greencastle Banner and Times, Greencastle, Putnam County, 27 April 1895 — Page 3

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THE BANNER TIMES, GREENCASTLE, INDIANA- SATURDAY APRIL 27 1R9."

BLACK & BLACK.

asking the admission of Shoptaugli and Ins wife.

Mrs. I. ,T. Clark went to Greeueastle yesterday to attend a reunion of the denning family.—if/comini/toH World.

Prepared to supply the wants of their ever increasing trade Word was received here jre*terday of fa ith FURNITURE of every description and at tlie very th( ‘ t,eath . <>f Virginia sawyer at

' ^ftcksonville, ill. v 8he was a sister of

Howard Briggs.

The Kappa Alpha Theta Alunnne club will entertain the members of ihe

both George \ \:\yS FROM DEI* A U W,

BED ROOM SUITS

THE BEST DAILY HAPPENINGS OF THE UNIVERSITY

lowest prices.

Undertaking - and Embalming - In all its details carefully and promptly attended to.

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[ 1749 Hast- Washington Street.

Lovelv linn fcioi!

6LEAN EROKERY.

A- my expenses are not n< great as others in my line of business, 1 propose to compete with all merehants on priees taking into ennsideratie* the i|iiality

of goods. A full line of

fiend ilnrfbfe

Look in thin Coliiinn for It—and Kntertalnments—Item a and An. noiiticeiiieiitft—Tlie Very Latest and the Hest by Apeeial Reporter.

New Goods! New Styles!

My stoek of Oxford ami Tan Shoes is larger than ever before. We give a di--count of 5 per cent on all cash purchases; 1 cent for 2.*> cent purchases, ■J cents on r>0 cents, '.i cents on 7.‘> cents

timl cents on tlie dollar.

John I^iloiu 715 South Main Street.

WhaUs the

Are frequently ruined by the j IVi p

us, of inferior SOAPS. We 1

sell the best brands.

THREE CAKES Buttermilk Soap TEN CENTS.

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Joins’ Drug $tor^ 11 Langnon's book Store

L. 1.. Loris.

J. MacD. 11 a \ s

“We wool do aw

But give you a more stylish. Swell and Better Wearing Shoe or Oxford for the money than any other store in the city. Respectfully,

L11S & ITS,

THE

shoe

MEN.

See it

Buy ill

DON'T I M’Mt

HEW TESTED

of lenvlny the city, even for n short time, without ordortn.tr the Daily Dannek Ti mi:s to follow you. It costs you but 10 cents n weeK as it does here at home, and the address will

tie chantrcdlns often as;you desire.

active chapter at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. DeMotte this evening at 7 :30

to 11.

Miss Ida Orrell leaves today for her home in Altamont, 111. She has resigned her position with Lewis A Corwin, and has accepted a position in St. Tonis, which she will take in a few

days.

Clarence D. Case, who has recently purchased the Lebanon Xeirs, is a son ol Mrs. M. 1. I ase. of south College avenue, ami is well known here. The Neir8 shows up well under his manage-

ment.

A letter has been received from Misses Cora Darnell and Marie Hoover, dele-1 gates of Phi Mu Epsilon fraternity, that the Beta chapter has been established in the Galloway Collegeof Music

at Searcy. Ark.

Fox Kidge school was out yesterday. Their lengthy programme was given in good style. The best piece was given by Geo. Field, and he proved that the school teacher is the most useful and

important person in the hind.

The inquest held over the case of George Shoptaugli resulted in a decision ol insanity and papers, made out for his ad mi ion to the insanw hospital, were taken to Indianapolis this afternoon. Mrs. Shoptaugli will probably

he taken tomorrow.

“A woman shall not put on the gar-1 incuts of a man” was the text taken by a Pittsburg preacher on Sunday. He!

\ 11 l>’r 1 i r Wils ,akin K R ,lriv<; the bicycle girls, .III 7 V . J but he missed the mark. Bicycle

bloomers arc not like the garments of a man, or like anything else in the heavens above or the earth beneath. Their nondescript character is what makes them so funny. I'ndisguised “pants” would he preferable from a standpoint

of comeliness.

The will of Win. 1). Mosely was admitted to probate in the circhit court on January 8, istu. He gave to his wife all his estate and provided that at her death it was to go to the support of the free schools of Greencustle forever. There is a legal hitch in the matter, the j widow having remarried and died, and | the city school hoard believes it has a right to forty-live acres of land in Washington township which the share of city in tin* same, if the court holds its claim ! good, would he about UiOO. The question will he settled in court. The Greeueastle Local Telephone company have on foot a plan by which citizens may secure telephone service for residences for !|il.00 per month. If lifty residences will take the instruments this rate can he secured. Eugene A. Gilmore is making a canvass of the city, am! *s meeting with flue -ucce*-. The company, in order to popularize their system, would rather have in lifty instruments than two-thirds that many, although at fl..TO their revenue would he as much as lifty would be at $1.00. The rate of a dollar, it seems, should he low priced enough for Ihe required number of signers.

Whdt'sall Ri§hl?

OUTING

MATh RIAL

PRICE

The Eyes The Health

The pocket book

W. J. Sandy is visiting at his home in Cloverdale. Miss Ballinger will leave for her home next Monday. '1'. < - . Hopkins, ’87, who for two years past has been at the University of Chicago, and now of the Indiana Geological Survey, visited friends here yesterday. The survey is working in Parke and Putnam counties. The physics department, which has been greatly improved this year in the way of apparatus and facilities for work and instruction, will he granted a iletailed write-up in the next issue of tin* Wee 1:11/. Mrs. Carter, who has been visiting her daughter. Miss Grace, for several days, returned to her home at Clay City last evening. The DcPauw Quartette, after an extensive through Illinois. Iowa. Wisconsin and Indiana of over two weeks are expected home Monday. T . W . Helm went to Goshen yesterday to assj-i jn the organization of a Y. M. C. A. John Abercrombie and J. II. Cooper went to Kusliville today for a short visit. J. D. Krewel preaches at Putnamville tomorrow. E. S. Shumaker is visiting at Bainbridge, and will till the pulpit there tomorrow. Th*» great interstate track athletic association in which DcPauw will compete has changed it- name from Northwestern to Western Athletic association, and will include a much larger area. The Phi Gams trounced the Betas yesterday in base ball by a score of 12 to 8.

The best bargains ever offered in Greenrastle. You are standing in your own light if you buy without seeing these suits. They sell on sight. SEE THEM.

ANDREW B. MANNA, I3nst Side* Squnrc.

Alphcus Bipch Groceries, Provisions. Gucenswarc, cte.

I have a large stock of FRESH GOODS with prices and quality

SATISFACTORY TO ALT

I make my bow for liberal patronage heretofore, and solicit new customers.

Southwest Corner Public* Square.

H.S.REIMICK&CO.,

Will show you a full line of

Gardei) ami Fanimm

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THE LOCAL El EL!)

What is Going on in and About

Fair Greencastle.

LATEST CITY HAPS AND MISHAPS.

Wliere Our r.re Going and Their Guest* are Stopping—News of Interest Over the City—The llest Column in th» Paper for Quick I?.lading.

GARDEN SEEDS.

Plenty of old garden seeds in the market.

Ours are Sure.

Weik & Co.

Wars, the celebrated French Conch horse, owned by the Putnam county Breeders’ association, will make the sen-on at Cooper Brothers’ barn in Greencastle. U8&15tf

■Keeping everlastingly advertis iag brings success. tf

DeWitt C. Bridges is here from the west. It. B. Hurley and son are in Terre Haute today. Born to G. II. Hulce and wife, April 27, :i daughter. J. W. Weik and S. A. Hays visited Indianapolis last evening. Miss Laura Florer is tit home from Anderson to spend Sunday. Mrs. B. F. Fay, of I’rbana, 111., is the guest of Prof. H. B. Longden and family* Miss Minnie Hale, of Ottumwa, Iowa, is visiting her aunt, Mrs. W. R. Callender. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Jennings, of Paducah, Ky., are visiting Mrs. Myra Curtis. j Mr. and Mrs. Mac Hartley went to Oontcsyille this morning to visit their son Tom. All the schools in Greencastle township except the one at Flat wood are j now out. Mrs. Frances Cheek went to Secley- [ ville yesterday to attend the funeral of ! a brother-in-law. | Mr.andMrs.E. L. Martin, of Cincinnati, are visiting Mrs. Dr. Martin. They will return Tuesday. Mrs. K. A. Ogg was called to Arlington, Indiana, yesterday by the dangerous illness of her sister, Mrs. Logan. Mrs. Williams, of Fox Ridge, was taken to the insane asylum today. Sherifl" Glidewell had papers With him

Right

lip

to Date

In Colorings, Styles and Prices are the WALaLx 1 j AHEIRS and ROOM MOULADINGS

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Allen's Drug Store.

Preparations are being made for another gymnasium exhibition to be given in the near future. Dr. Brown and the surveying classes worked in vain on Sunset Hill for a prospective athletic park, the boys being unable to overcome the legal complications which hold the property. The class spent thirty-two hours in tin* survey and found that (!03.1 cubic yards of earth would have to be removed. An average of five feet and -even inches must he cut away and tilled over the entire field. The hills were* too high, being 20c and 2ic per cubic yard. Property in the east end of town is now in contemplation. The perseverance of the projectors is certainly commendable.

Tools mid Implements.

Buy one of their handsome and complete

Gasoline Stoves

For summer use.

Are you till tired out, do you have that tired feeling or siek headache:' You can be relieved of all these by tak ing I loud'- Sarsaparilla.

E)ilclincj Mntorinl, Elto East Side Square. II. S. llcili(*k & C().

operu-

Soulli OreencaKtle. Eli. Black has resumed tions at the brick yard. The injuries of Arn Davenport are not as serious as first supposed, and though painfully injured his condition is not serious.

Subscriptions for any magazine or paper taken at this ollice. We will save you money- tf

YVlpy it, Voli AsR

Th«* Wont tn»r.

The indications for this vicinity for the coming thirty-six hours are as follows as received by II. S Renick <k Co. from tlie official weather bureau at Indianauolis: Indianapolis, April 27, 1896. Fair weather, stationary tem-

I perature.

Mogul.

THAT HAMILTON SELLS SO MA.NY GOODS?

Noriii <>re<»nca8tl«. Enoch Redding, of Ronchdtile, \ isited Greencastle yesterday. Geo. Senders attended the horse show at Roachdale today. Thcte is a report out that the new depot at the north end is soon to be commenced.

Weak, irritable,Tired

This is the reason: lie has the best groceries and makes the lowest prices. Ilis regular customers know this and the new ones he gains every da) - rapidly learn this fact.

“I Was No Hood on iiarth.”

See the li-li scale jewelry and then ! you will buy, to he seen only at the ! jewelry store of Ricketts. It

Summer is in sight, and the ice chest | needs overhauling. Then look to your supply of ice for the hot days and he | stiri* to contract for it from Hillis &l Browning. 152-tf Something entirely new, fish scale!

Dr. Miles’ Nervine strengthens the weak, builds up the broken down constitution, and permanently cures every kind of nervous disease. “.I «»i«* yvnra&o I ira»afllieted with nrrrouMU'HM, tileepleaaneMm, Creeping menaation in my leya. Slight jmlpitotion of mg heart, iUatraetina eon fusion of the mind, Serious loss or lapse of memory, lie ighted doirn with rare and worry. I eompletelg lost appetite And felt my vitality wearing or' 1 teas weak, irritable tmd tireC Vg weight teas reduced to lOO lbs., In fact I seas no good, on earth. A friend brought

Give Him a Oall.

E. A. HAMILTON, southeast

corner square

S U T H Ei R L» I N, S

jewelry.

Lunch from 9 a. in. to ."> p. in. daily during Majestic exhibit now being conducted tit our store. Everybody invited. Cooper Bros.’Hardware Co. It

Wanted—Girl for general house work in small family. G. II H nice,410 Walnut street. tf

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Fish scale jewelrj’ at Ricketts.

The Majestic steel range is in the homes of over two thousand happy users in Indiana. It

Ricketts, sole agent for tish scale jewelry. It

to see

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It is a duty you owe yourself the Majestic range at Cooper’s.

Fish scale collarette pins for sale at Ricketts'jewelry store. It

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mo Pr. Miles’ book, "Now and Startling Facts,” and I finally decidde to try a bottle of Da. Milks’ Koorative Nervine. Before I had taken one bottle I could sleep as well as a lO-yr.-old boy. My appetite returned greatly Increased.

Ilfien I had taken the sijrth bottl' Xty weight inrreased to 170 bs.. The. sensation in my legs was gone; My nerves steadied completely; Sly memory wtis fully restored. Sly brain seemed elearerthan ever. M felt as good as any man on earth. J>r. Stiles’ It eat or at ive Kerrine Is .4 great medicine, I assure you." Augusta, Me. Walter K. Burbank.

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EUREKA HOSE. The Best Made. We Have It. Hydrants, Bath Tubs, Iron Pumps, PIPING, PLUMBING and GAS FITTING. Greencastle Foundry and Machine Co.

Dr. Miles* Nervine Is sold on a positive naranteo that the first bottle will rs'iiellt.

ill druggists sell it atM.fi bottles for $5, or

It will be sent, prepaid, on receipt of price by Uie Dr. Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind.

Dr. Miles’ Nervine Restores Health

ALWAYS ON HAND.

Royal Cement Wall Plaster, Portland and Louisville Cements, Plaster Paris, Hairand Lime. At the lowest prices.

Scientific Investigators say THB HAMMOND

R- B- HURLEY

Is the best TYPEWRITING MACHINE.

.... i C. A. MARTIN, Agent,

| BOX Hd. D aret 1)0111 410 L Seminary St 14.W & S If 4u Anderson Street