Daily Greencastle Banner and Times, Greencastle, Putnam County, 1 May 1895 — Page 3
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THE BANNER TIMES, GREENCASTLE, INDIANA WEDNESDAY MAY 1 lft95
BLACK & BLACK.
^ Prepared to supply the wants of their ever increasing trade with FURNITURE of every description and at the very
lowest prices.
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In all its details carefully and promptly attended to.
'17-19 East Washington Street.
(MR MERY. As my i'X|)Oiises are nor a* great as others in my line of business, 1 propose to compete with all merehants on prices taking into eonsiileratio* the quality of goods. A full line of faeral MerdiaiiJise
My stock of Oxford and Tan Shoes is larger than ever before. We give a dbeonnt of 5 per cent on all cash purchases; 1 cent for 2a cent purchases, 2 cents on 50 cents, 3 cents on 75 cents and 5 cents on the dollar. John Rilepj, 715 South Main Street.
Are frequently ruined by the use of inferior SOAPS. We sell the best brands. THREE CAKES Buttermilk Soap TEN CENTS.
What’s the Matter With this? /t’s A77 Riaht!
111 t "‘ wuntr y edi- NEWS EROM DKPAL W .
THE BEST DAILY HAPPENINGS OF THE UNIVERSITY Look in thU Column ior It—Gue*** and Lntortaininonts Notos, It ♦•in* mid Auiioiinoeniihitft—The Very Lateit and the Best by ^perial Heporter.
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tions.
O. L. Anderson and E. T.. Harris
made the trip to Indianapolis yesterday
on their bicycles in four hours. I>r. J. W. Span, of Gluey, 111., who
has been visiting hi- cousin, J. H.
Hoover, returned home this morning. Mrs. Elisha Gowgill is at home from
Paxton. III. A son was born to her daughter. Mrs. Win. Hupp, on April 5.
Alfred Ilirt will leave this week for
Europe on a business trip. This will he Mr. Hirts eighteenth trip to the old
world.
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Mcssick returned to Indianapolis today after a few days’ *i-it with the former’s sister, Mrs. Orville Earle. One hundred high school scholars went to Reclsville this morning over the Vandalia to picnic. A large number drove through. Mr. and Mrs. P. K. Buskirk and son came up from Bloomington at noon to visit Mrs. Buskirk’g parents, Mr. and Mrs. .las. Mel). Hays. J. W. Cole was badly shaken up yesterday by a frightened horse. He suffered no broken bones, but was rendered very sore in the struggle. The small boy and bis tlip jack are with us, together with the meadowlark and other evidences of spring, and the lads are causing the usual amount of destruction. J. II. Tribby, of Kokomo, is in the
Dr. TV. D. Parr, of Kokomo, delivered the second lecture of the theological scries yesterday from the subject “The Church and the Laboring (’lasso-.” It was extremely interesting to all. Col. George W. Pain will deliver the last lecture of the Y. M. C. A. course this evening in Meharry ball upon the subject "Among the Masses.” Mcs-rs. White, Shireman and Strouse returned from Rockville yesterday. The election on the Weekly boatd last week was declared illegal. Another election was called this afternoon. The DePauw (juartetto is billed for Terre Haute Friday evening. Miss Yenne goes to Shoals, l ml., her home, for a visit this afternoon. E. A. Albright, of Middletown, who has been out of school this year, is visiting university friends. Miss Carter is able to attend college again. Horace Fulwider, of Redman, III., is visiting hi- cousin. O. L. Fulwider, M. M. Want, after several days’ ill-
BED ROOM SUITS New Goods! New Styles!
The best bargains ever offered in Greencastle. You are standing in your own light if you buy without seeing these suits. They sell on sight. SEE THEM.
ANDR&W B. MANNA, Jinst Sido S(]imrc\
city today. He is having the roof of | ness, is able to he out again.
What’s dll R.Sht?
OUT I NO MATERIAL PRICK
Joins’ Dru<§ 5 tor< ? ||
I.. L. Lons.
J. MacD. Hays
"UMliri DO S Til" But give you a more stylish, Swell and Better Wearing Shoe or Oxford for the money than any other store in the city. Respectfully. LIS l MS,
The Pl3 ? es The Health The pocket book
See it Buy it
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MEN.
THE LOCAL FIELD
What is Going on in and About Fair Greancastlo. LATEST CITY HAPS AND MISHAPS. Where Our People are Goins; and Where Their GuentH are Stopping—Newn of Interest Over the City—The Best Column in ths Paper for Quick Heading.
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GARDEN SEEDS.
Plenty of old garden seeds in the market.
Ours are Sure.
L. Weik & Co.
DON’T THINK Hr Icavini; the city, even for n Rhort time. Without orderinii the Daily Uannek Timkk lo follow you. It costs you hut 10 cents r week ns it docR here nt home, nml the address will bo chumccdlns often nslyott desire.
Mars, the celebrated French Coach horse, owned by the Putnam county Breeders’ association, will make the season at Cooper Brothers’ barn in Greencastle. 148&15tf
Keeping everlastingly ing brings success.
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Lee Paxton is in Ladoga today. H. S. Renick went to Indianapolis
1:52.
James 1,. Randel is in Indianapolis today. Editor Arnold was in Indianapolis today. Miss Mecia Stoner is at home from Kansas. M. E. Clodfelter is here from Crawfordsyille. Born to Henry Taylor and wife, April ’id, a son. John O’Connell, typo, of Washington. 1 >. C., is here. IL M. Jordan went to Brazil this morning on business. Mrs. B. F. Fay returned today to her home in Urbana. III. J. A. Hadley, of Indianapolis, is Mins runner for the Belnap house. DePauw and I. I’. will play ball at Bloomington next Monday. The DePauw Quartette is lulled for Terre Haute on Friday evening. Mrs. Henry Grubbs is at home aflc a visit with relatives at Vincennes. Dr. E. B. Evans went to Greenville^ 111., this afternoon for a few days’ stay. George W. flritliu and F. Landes are tishing in Big Walnut today north of the city. The Putnam County Historical society meets in regular session on next Tuesday evening. The program will reach the newspapers early tomorrow
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In Colorings, Styles and Prices are the WALaLa PAHExRS and ROOM MOULaDINQS
Allen’s Drug Store.
his east Washington street residence, which was blown loose by the wind the other night, repaired. Among the passengers to Indianapolis this morning over the Vaudulia were: F. G. Gilmore Rev. p. M. Wood, Mrs. E. Gowgill, Mrs. Brockway and Mrs. J. K. Langdon. Mrs. J. W. Lee is here from St. Louis. She lias shipped her household goods here and will place them in their residence in the west part of the city, living here part of the time. SherilVGlidcwell left at 1 :35 this afternoon for Indianapolis, taking with him Mr. and Mrs. George Shoptaugh, who go to the insane hospital. He took along one or two of the neighbors as
assistants.
The State Life Insurance company of Indianapolis, is organizing a local board here. They will have a membership of the of which E. Shipley is one. Charles F. Collin is counsel for the
company.
J, \V r . Cooper, the well-known conductor of the local freight going south, has resigned. Also Conductor Brady and Robert McCullough, a brakeuniu. It is saitl that oilier changes are to fol-
low.—Bloomington World.
The Big Four reports tifteen passengers to Indianapolis this morning, among whom were H. C. Allen, F. A. Arnold, F. A. Hays. Mrs. Ann Oliver, Miss Ada Oliver, Mrs. Lida Allen
and Mrs. George E. Blake,
The Greencastle Manufacturing company is in receipt of a communication
in regard to another handle
This one comes from Farmland, Ind. Out of these two propositions they should be able to land one of the enter-
prises.
The members of the Woman’s Home Missionary society of College Avenue M. K. church are cordially invited to attend the reception given at the Presbyterian church, by the ladies of the Foreign Missionary society on Friday afternoon, May 3, at two o’clock. Marshal Starr visited the Indianapolis jail Yesterday, where Fierce and McGullin, the Greencastle fellows, are held. Mr. Starr talked with the men, and thinks they are held as witnesses against Bresnahati more than for any, other reason. The injured man, it is
thought, will die.
Joseph Dillon, who, with his wife, was injured in the Vaudulia wreck at Coatesville twelve weeks ago, lias received $10,000 from the railroad company in compensation. Dillon was advance agent for an opera company which was playing in St. Louis at the
time the wreck occurred.
On Memorial Sunday the G. A. R. post of this city has been invited toatten.l the College Avenue church where Dr. .1. II. Hollingsworth will deliver the Memorial sermon. It will be given in place of the regular morning service and will also supplant the usual Sunday
afternoon memorial services.
The dollar telephone idea is a popular one that should meet with encouragement by our citizens. A dollar ran is as low as the instruments are furnished in many places where a lively war is on. and the disposition of the Df, company to give its lowest rate should he encouraged. Canvassers are at work trying to secure the necessary number. In 1840 a man by the name of Thompson was killed by a Rynerson. in 1S41 Rynerson was hung, and while awaiting judgment he made a confession, which was printed in pamphlet form. The Putnam Coc.nty Historical society desires a copy of the same, and any one Yvho lias preserved a copy will confer a favor by leaving it at this office, where it will be copied and carefully returned.
The Japanese boys of the university, Mes-rs. Takasugi, Kudo and Yamaguchi, will give a unique and interesting entertainment in Meharry hall next Monday evening for the benetit of the missionary fund. It will be particularly illustrative of tbc life and custom of their native home. Japan. Ml SIC AND AUT NOTES. Pupils’ recital this evening at seven o’clock at music hall. The recital will close in time for those present to attend the lecture at Meharry hall. Mrs. Susie Kelley Fay returned to her home at Urbana, 111., today. She was so long blentitied with the school of music, first as pupil and then as teacher, that she seems still to belong
here.
The wood-earving class lias received another large box from Brazil of articles worked out ready for carving. The Brazil mill is giving good satisfaction with its art work. Mr. Walter Howe Jones and the DePauw Quartette will give a concert at Terte Haute on Friday evening of this week. The Terre Haute management requests that the pianist appear three times on the program in place of the rather customary tYvice.
Mr. Garrett Cooper rides the popular “Outing” bicycle. It Mr. Carl AndreYVs rides the popular “Outing” bicycle. It
AlltOllK till* ItlflHKPH.
Col. Bain, the greatest Kentucky or atrir, Wednesday evening, May 1st, it;
factory*''Meharry hall. Tickets on sale at Lnng-
don’s. lliS-2t
l.ctter last.
The folloYviug letters remain in the Greencastle postollice uncalled for
May 1, 181)5;
Mrs. Jake Klaso, Elizabeth Ellis, W. I). Culbeitsou, Mr. <>. M. Jackson. E. .1. Hannah, Ezra Cooper, esq., Mr. F. M. Davis, Mary M. Bowman. Janie- M. Mace. Mr. Rufus M. Phillips. Mr-. M. J. Purcell, Mrs. Harriet B. Rogers, Jackson Johnson, W. II. Woodrull’, The Misses Weed, Mr. Ed ilardebcck. in calling for same please say “advertised.” Wilms G. NT:kk, P. M.
Alphcus Birch Gr-occries. Provisions, Oueenswar-c. etc. I have a large stock of FRESH GOODS with prices
and quality
SATISFACTORY TO ALL. 1 make my bow for liberal patronage heretofore, and solicit new customers. Soutliwosl Corner l?ul>lie Square. H.S. RENICK&CO., Will show you a full line of Ganlei) awl Farniiiig Tools awl Iniplenients. Buy one of their handsome and complete Gasoline Stoves
For summer use.
IzSuiiklincj Mntc’irinl, Elt.o*
II. S. Rollick A Co.
East Side Square.
YEARS OF INTENSE PAIN.
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Hydrants, Bath Tubs, 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. R- B* HURLEY
Persons in want of old papers for shelving, to put under earpet-. or for yvrapping purposes, can be supplied this office, in any quantity that may
desired, at Ioyy rates.
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