Daily Greencastle Banner and Times, Greencastle, Putnam County, 30 April 1895 — Page 3

THE BANNER TIMES, GREENCASTLE. INDIANA. TUESDAY APRIL 30 IR9S

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

In all its details carefully and promptly attended to.

1749 East- \X?asbingt'0p Street.

SLEAH (MERY.

As my oxpenst" an* not as jjrent as other- in tny lino of bnsinoss, I jiropose to ooinpeto with all niorchants on prices taking into consideration the quality of goods. A full line of

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My stock of Oxford anil Tan Shoes is larger thap ever before. We give a di — count of 5 per cent on all cash purchases; 1 cent for 'J~> cent purchases, 2 cents on '>() cents, d cents on 7.'» cents and •'» cents on the dollar. Jolin Riley, Via South Main Street.

^ What’s the

Are frequently ruined by the! IVlatteP

sell the best brands.

THREE CAKES Buttermilk Soap TEN CENTS.

With this? It’s An Right! Whut’s all Ri$ht?

OUTING MATERIAL PRICK

looks’ Dru^ 3tor^m^m

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Mac!). Hav-

“WBWflE'iDoaTiiing

The Eves The Health The jiocketliook

See it Buy it

3ut give vou a more stylish. THE LOCAL FIELD

3well and Better Wearing

Shoe or Oxford for die money ban any other store in the

ity.

Respectfully,

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

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MEN.

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NEW TESTED

Where Our People ere Going mid Where Their GueHtR are Stopping—New* of Interest Over !lie City—The lle#t Column in thi* Paper for Quirk Reading,

I>ON’T THINK

of leaving the city. evc*n for a Fhort time, without ordering the Daily Danner Timkb to follow you. It costa you but 10 cents a week as it does here at home, and the address will be changed|as often as.you desire.

Shiiw, in Cloverdale township, groom resides in Parke county. T. .1. McAdams, of the Vandaha, has

developed quite a fancy for crayon ' work and is turning out some excellent j sketches. His latest production, “Sat-j an Tempting Christ’’ is considered very

tlne.

in the circuit court yesterday the case of State vs. Thomas White et al charged with petit larceny, the jury returned a verdict of guilty and assessed punishment at six months in jail and a

line of ten dollars.

The Vandaliu has issued new time cards to go into elleet May 1. While there are no changes in the time of trains the new schedule is gotten up on the new rules and are more complete

than the old cards.

The high school scholars will picnic at Reelsville tomorrow. It had originally been intended to go to Fern but by inquiry it was learned that an admission fee would be charged at the grounds and so the change was made. The regular monthly meeting of the IV. 1'. M. S. of < ol lege'A venue church will be held on Wednesday afternoon at the residence of Mrs. W. H. Burke on east \\ ashington street, beginning at 2:30. Subject: New Work, Su-

matra. Paraguay and Thibet.

Sophia Shoptaugli, whose illness lias been mentioned in ibese columns before, died yesterday afternoon at the family residence in Marion township. Her death was the result of organic disease—enterin'. The funeral will

occur this afternoon. Deceased was | henceforth,

about fifty years old, and a sister of George Shoptaugli, who has been de-

clared insane.

Washington Varvel vs. I.iz/ie M. Varyel is a divorce >iiit in Putnam circuit court filed by John 'V. Layne. The plaintitf avers that they were married on May ID. IS9I, and lived together until July of that year; that the plaintiff was guilty of adultery; that he has lost all afiection for defendant, etc. The parties reside in Greencastle and the plaintitf is a quarryman. The second day of the excursion rates to Indianapolis drew larger crowds and the trains were much heavier loaded than on yesterday. The Greencastle people going up this morning over the Vandalia were: Alpheus Birch, M. I). Bridges, Drew Alspaugh, John Maloney, John Detriek, James Maloney, Frank Newhouse, E. Starr, Mr. and Mrs. Marion Hurst, Miss Susie Hopwood and Mrs. Lilly B. Siler. Judge McGregor, of the circuit court, by virtue of an act of the last legislature. has the appointing power to add two new members to the county board of tax review. Mr. McGregor has appointed Mr. George E. Blake, of this city, republican, and Mr. George Sutherlin, of Jackson townsiun, democrat, as the new members of the board. These act with the officers who formerly constituted the board—Ibe county auditor, treasurer and assessor. The position pays three dollars per day and lasts about one month, the appointment being for one year.

T1 “' NEWS FROM OKPAUW.

THE BEST DAILY HAPPENINGS OF

THE UNIVERSITY

Rook in thin < oliimit tor It—amt Kiitertninmoiits Notes, Items tinil An* iiouiH'eiiM'iitH—The \ ery lititent Mini the

Kent by Reporter,

BED ROOM SUITS Now Goods! Now Si vies!

Announcements are out for the wedding of Mi-s Jessie Noble, 'hi, of Greenwood, and J. W. Beard, editor of the Knightstown Smi. to occur this

week.

W. It. Templin rode the Sigma Xu

“goat” hist evening.

P. H. Beery returned yesterday from a week's visit to Covington, Ohio, with his family, lie was accompanied back

to the city by them.

Paul Burlingame was at Terre Haute

yesterday on business.

Harry Miller and ('has. Lockwood, of Peru, visited Phi Psi brothers Sun-

day.

The gymnasium athletes will begin active training today for another gymnasium exhibition to be held soon. Merle Walker. ’91, was calling on Phi Psi brothers and friends Saturday

and Sunday.

James <’.. (isivin is the newly elected

base ball manager.

Kibbic, Basye and Meath* have announced their intention of coming out for regular practice with the ball team

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

ANDREW B. HANNA, linst Side Square.

Alpheus Birch Groceries. Provisions, Oucenswarc, etc.

1 have a large stock of FRESH GOODS with and quality

prices

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GARDEN SEEDS

ffenty of old garden seeds in the market.

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On rs are Sure.

L Weik & Co.

0 at Mars, the celebrated French Coach r. orse, owned by the Putnam county feeders’ association, will make the ’ f! •ason at ('ooper Brothers’ barn in lyt^H^astle. 148&15tf Keeping everlastingly advertis brings success. tf iia^K

Mrs. C. E. Jennings lias returned to Bloomington. II. 11. Mathias is confined to his home with rheumatism. Alonzo Jacobs wenteo C'rawfordsville at noon on business. O. Hickok shipped a load of horses to Pittsburgh, Pa., yesterday. George Kurtz was called to Terre Haute this morning on business. Mrs. Cannie Baird, who lias been visiting M rs. Myra Curtiss, has returned to Mt. Carmel. 111. Mrs. Henry Lane and daughter Miss Jennie, of Bloomington, are guests of friends in this city, Albert Farmer left yesterday to take bis position as traveling salesman for a Louisville bouse. E. Mostir, who bad a limb amputated at Monrovia last week and was not ex- | peeled to survive the operation, is improving and his recovery is expected. Dorsey I,. Anderson and Ed. L. Harris left this morning for Indianapolis. They started at four o'clock, going on their bicycles. They will return on the cat s. The W. F. M. S. of Mt. Olive, will hold its annual thank ottering on Sunday, May 5, Mrs. Martin, a returned missionary, will give a talk and have her collection of curios from India. Mr. Frank Sinclair and Miss Cora Shaw were today married at the residence of the bride’s father, Lyman

South GrcencaKtle, The social at the residence of George Harall last evening drew a fair sized crowd and a general good feeling prevailed. In the race for the most popular young lady present Miss Gertrude Cooper was an easy winner and was awarded the cake. Financially the affair was a success. Fred Miller, of Terre Haute, is visiting relatives and friends here. John Riley went to Indianapolis this morning on business. Sel. Brazier is traveling for a fruit tree agency and is making a good hustler. That tired feeling, loss of appetite and nervous prostration are driven away by Hood’s Sarsaparilla, which makes pure blood.

Don Smith accompanied Mo.-srs. Cooper and Abercrombie on their return from Husliville, and was greeting

university friends yesterday.

The result of the Deke-Dclta 1 ball game yesterday of the regular frat series was 10 to 7 in favor of the latter. From lack of space a detailed account

cannot be given.

Prof. Weaver lias received a letter from Joseph A. Wright, 'hi, announcing bis successful competition for a fellowship in Columbia college. Ills major will be comparative jurisdiction and bis minor economics. Mr. Wright is the first Del’auw graduate receiving a fellowship in Columbia. He contemplates sailing for Europe next month to spend the summer in Jena university till next September, when he enters upon his work in Columbia,

AX KVKNINO WITH DICKKNS.

The ladies’ hall people and a few invited guests enjoyed a very delightful entertainment last evening. The Theta sisterhood had prepared a unique ami interesting program of “Scenes from Dickens” for one of their own regular sessions some two or three weeks since. By special request they repeated the entertainment to the large assembly on last evening. They had prepared bandpainted souvenir programs for the occasion, each one decorated with their own special flower, the pansy. The scenes were chosen from Old Curiosity Shop, David Coppcrfleld, Oliver Twist, Dombey and Son, Bleak Iluiise and Nicholas Nickclby, and were admirably interpreted and rendered. These with an additional reading and a recitation occupied a most enjoyable hour and a quarter. The entertainment was given in I’hiloinathean ballon the third floor of ladies' ball, which was exactly suited to the occasion. Immediately after the literary program Mrs. Mansfield, Miss Fernic and Miss Rowley

| brought in baskets or doughnuts and 'J'liJs; ji; the rCflSOll'

buckets of lemonade, which were relished with genuine school girl relish, anil furnished a fitting close to a thor-

oughly interesting evening.

SATISFACTORY TO ALL. I make my bow for liberal patronage heretofore, and

solicit new customers.

Southwrst Corner Publie Square. H.S. RENSCK&CO.,

Will show you a full line of

Gardoi) and Fannim*' Tools ami Impleiaents.

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Buy one of their handsome and complete Gasoline Stoves

For summer use.

L3tiil(lincj M iitorhil, Elto

I!. S. Renick A' Co.

is it, You.

East Side Square.

THAT HAMILTON SELLS SO MANY

GOODS?

Something very novel, tisb scale jewelry. Ricketts only keeps it. It Fixtures and every thing goes for the next ten days at F. Ii. Kagan's, 15 south Indiana street. Closing out sale in reality. It

From LaGrippe. How Dr. Miles’ Nervine Restored One of Kentucky’s Business Men to Health.

He has 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.

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Givo Him a Gall. K. A. HAMILTON, Southeast corner square

Prof. J P. X ay lor rides one of those ever popular “Outing” bicycles. It

Watch and clock repairing. Kickett.

J. A. | It

Anion# the iHhmm**. Col. Bain, the greatest Kentucky orator, Wednesday evening. May 1st, ic Meharry hall. Tickets on sale at Langdon’s. 16S-2t

Wanted—Girl for general housework. Geo. E. Blake. 13S-tf

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ilight up to Date • In Colorings, Styles and Prices are the WAUU PAFB.RS and ROOM MOURRINGS

AT—

Alien’s Dru$ Store.

For Side or Trade—A residence and business in south Greencastle. A small farm desired or a partner in business. Call on John Riley, 715 south Main street. • l(>5-(>t

Summer is in sight, and the ice chest needs overhauling. Then look to your supply of ice for the hot days and be sure to contract for it from Hillis JL Browning. 152-tf Wanted—Girl for general house work in small family. G. II Hulce,410 Walnut street. tf

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IVTo DISEASE has ever presented so many i v peculiarities as LaGrippe. No disease leaves Its victims so debilitated, useless,

sleepless, nerveless, as LaGrippe.

Mr. D. W. Hilton, state agent of the Mutual Life Insurance Co., of Kentucky, says: “In 1H89 and ’90 I had two severe attacks of LaGrippe. the last one attacking my nervous system with such severity that my life was despaired of. I had not slept for more than two months except by the use of narcotics that stupefied me, but gave me no rest. I was only conscious of Intense mental weakness, agonizing bodily pain and the fact that I was hourly growing weaker. When in thiscondition, I commenced using Dr. Miles’ Restorative Nervine. In two days I began to Improve and in one month's time I was cured, much to the surprise of all who knew of my condition. I have been In excellent health since and have recommended your remedies to many of my friends.'' Lo"' -’J' 1 *,, Jan. 22.1896. D. W. Hiltosi.

\ >enine Restores Health.

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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.

ALWAYS ON HAND.

Royal Cement Wall Plaster, Portland ami Louisville Cements, Plaster Paris,

Hair and Lime. At the lowest prices. u the best typewriting machine.

R* B* HURLEY c

Box 773. Warerooui 410 E Seminary st a* w it s-tf

Scientific Investigators say TMB HAMMOND

A. MARTIN, Agcmt.

In Anderson Streei