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

THE BANNER TIMES, GREENCASTLE. INDIANA.

FRIDAY

M VY 3

BLACK & BLACK.

Prepared to supply the wants of their ever increasing; trade vitli FURNITURE of every description and at the very owtjst prices.

UiHlertakin<»- ami Embalming I In all its details carefully and promptly attended to. I 17-19 East Washington Street.

N K.WS 1- UOM DKl’AUW

THE

CEST DAILY HAPPENINGS OF

THE UNIVERSITY

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A- my fX|>oii'('' :ir«' not :i'a' otlicr- in my line ut'bii'incss. I |irii|iosc to roiiiiicto witli all meivliunt- on priot ' taking into oonsulorntinn the quality

of g<>. il«. A full line of

Look hi tlii* i oluiuii i'or It Gih**** ami KiitfMtainiiieiitK ItrniN ami \n* nonm (Mm ntI hc \ cry l.at»‘*t an<i the

Hcst by Special Keporter.

liioyclo trip to

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M v -look of Oxford anil Tan Slioos i< largor limn ovor lioforo. Wo givo a <li~count of :» per cent on all cash purohasos; 1 oont for 2;, cool purchases. '2 cents on 50 cents. .'1 eonts on 75 cents and 5 cents on the dollar. violin Kilcuj, 715 South Main Street.

I\ udo and \ ama-

Whafs the

Are frecjuently ruined by tEc I IVl 3 11 P use ot inferior SOAPS. \Yc j # sell the best brands. j W S t h til IS?

THREE CAKES Buttermilk Soap • TEN CENTS.

It’s All Itiuhl! What’s all RiSht?

Joins’ D

m<5 5 tor< ? j'

L. L. I.oi i-.

J. M Acl>. II At

“WewoI^DoaTis ,,

But give you a more stylish, Swell ancl Better Wearing Shoe or Oxford for the money than; any other *tore in the

city.

Respectfully, LOUIS 8 IKS,

OUTING MATERIAL PRICE

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The Eves v The Health II The pocket liook

THE LOCAL FIELD

What is Going on in and About Fair Greencastle.

'the

shop:

MEN.

NEW TESTED

GAKDIA SEEDS

Plenty of old garden seeds in the market.

Ours nre Sure.

L. Weik & Co.

Mara, the eelehrated French ( oaeli horse, owned hy the Putnatn county Breeders’ association, will make the season at Cooper Brothers’ barn in Greencastle. US&lotf

Keeping everlastingly ing brings success. =

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LATEST CITY HAPS AND MISHAPS. Whore Our I’eople e re Going and Where Their OucRt* are Stopping—Npwh of luterent Over the (Tty—The Hewt Cohiniu in th* Paper for Oulek K<‘ading. DON’T 1HINK of leaving the city, even for a short time, without ordering the Dally IIannbk Times to follow you. It costs you but 10 cents a wecK as it dot‘s here at home, and the address will be ehanged|ns often as you desire. There will be a horse show at Ladoga tomorrow. <J. K. Blake went to Kniglitsvillc this iiiorniug. Dr. Ridpath visited in Terre Ilnute yesterday. clarence Vestal is at home from Brattlehoro, Vt. Isaac Miesse ha> reopened his llanna street meat market. Samuel .1. Farrow and Kllen P. Weavcl have been licensed to marry.

II. h. .laekson has moved from north College avenue to Morton avenue. Jiilm \V. Craven, of the Bloomington World, was here today on business. The school children of the third ward are picnicking at McLean's springs to-

day.

The high school commencement will occur on Friday. May 111, in Meharry

i hull.

Miss Katie Gainer is at home from j the Terre Haute normal for a few days' | visit. Mrs. Helm, of Murdock, III., is visitj ing her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George j Kurtz. Mrs. Df. VV. I). Hill was called to Indianapolis to attend the funeral of her brother, 1>. II. Oliver. The Greencastle Gun club had a fifty bird match at Maloney’s park yesterday afternoon, angle unknown. The following scores wen. made: Reese Matson 55, (ieorge Steele 54, M ill Maloney

55, Ed. Callender 52. 2s, Howe Steele 21.

Allan Hrockway i- taking the school enumeration for the city and w ill prob-

ably report this week.

B. J. Smiley, buyer for G. \V. Black, is in the city today with a load of

horse- from Daviess comity.

Dr. G. V. Renee is attending the meeting of the secretaries of the hoards

of health at Indianapolis today.

Mrs. F. T. McW'hii ier. of Indianapolis. i- visiting her mother, Mr-. Sus,';n

Smith, on south Indian.: street.

The Million sw itching crew is working half-time on account of the trouble among the Clay county coal miner-. Dale and Dcmottc Sedgwick left today for their home in Greenup. HI. They will return to -chool next year. Operator Thompson, night man on the Big Four has roigned and is micceeded by a Mr. Klackford, of Mattoon. Ed. Eiteljorg made a two and a three base hit in y< -icrday - game at Terre Haute, his club defeating Hammond 11

to tl.

Dan Scott was caught upon a jury yesterday, and was In lil late, causing a delay in turning on last night's electric

lights.

C. A. Green lief has purchased tlic| Hart property east of .1. F. DamaH's residence on east Seminary street, and ; is moving here from Indianapolis. • A. 5. Brake, of ForMand. i.- hereon business. He lias been conferring wilh , the Greencastle Manufacturing company in regard to a handle factory. James Foudry is at home from India-■ napolis, where he has been assisting in; the settlement of his mother’s estate. | He receives as his portion under the

will about $12,uti(i.

George Sondccs who has been doing I night telegraph work for the Monon : railway company, has resigned his position and retires from the road. A Mr. Colley of Kllett-ville, sue ced- him. ■ Dr. (i. \V. Poole removed a small piece of stcci from the eye of I )an Sharp, a section foreman of Cloverdalc, thiinorning. The cause of the trouble was a splinter from a steel rail, which became imbedded in the eye ball while Sharp was at work yesterday. Luck-

ily the sight was unimpaired.

Mrs. .L " . Moore, living on north Madison street, met with n very painful accident yesterday. While at a neighbor’s Imu-e she walked through an open trap door of tin* cellar, and fell With considerable torce to the bottom, straining her hack and receiving a number of other injuries. Fortunately no

hones w ere I rokcu.

James L. Browning has shied hi tor and i- now a full-lledged candidate for county treasurer, subject, of cour-e,

to the votes of the democrats in their ! 11 IHmoi

next primary, and incidentally subject to the whim-and caprices oftliceomt house gang. Mr. Browning stated to

the Ban.xKit Timks that lie wasn't in j I he judges wna the hands of hi-friends hut didn’t deny <‘1 Faul. the Kcv. Milliard Scott, that he was in the chase. If there is Chicago, Prof. J. B. < ominous oflndianything in the earlybird catching a ana university, on thought: Governor creeper Jim ought to bag a snake, for ' I'i'auk Jack-on of Iowa, the lion. W . li4*i.>oiit earlv enough. j * J • I>i\*iii g t ItikmiIii, ^ 1^ ‘iik! r 11 (*

llon.fl.tf. infill**, of AD hi-on, Ka^.,

BED ROOM SUITS Now Goods! New 81 vies!

The best bargains ever otYered in Greenc astle. X’nu are 'standing in your own light if vou buy without seeing these

■ suits. They sell on sight. SEE THEM.

ANDREW 13. MANNA,

Jin^t Side' S<]i iiirc\

Karl McKee took a Ci awfordsville today.

O. P. Hoover. ’114, will enter postgraduate here in philosophy and take an A. M. He was prevented from completing his course in Germany. Messrs. Daggy, Havs. Kuykendall, Lew i-, Showalter and Stratton attend the Phi Gam state convention today at

< 'raw fonlsvdle.

Miss Hoover i- reported on the sick

list.

Mc-srs. Carr, Cecil, ( oiling-. Johnson, Kling, Mahm. Itohmson, Sniilh and Warring went to Bloomington today to attend the sjgma Xu slate ■ n-

veiition.

In the Japanese entertainment next ^ lldVC ,1 I.UgC Stc'l 1\ C>1 i Ivl.Sll GOOD^j With Monday evening in Mchan v hall llierc <Hld (JU.llltV

will he two very interesting features,

viz: A J a pa lie uirriagc ceremoin 4 r • x ■ ^ * / ,, | 1 / k I > f l 1 J k of which tii • participants w ih he an- Y Jl 1 aV U/ Ax®

nouneed later and Japanese -ong- h\ :

Aiplicns Birch

Gr-occrics. f?r-ovisions. Guccnswarc. etc.

prices

WAu

; the trio. Takasugi,

; guchi.

Messrs. Dial! and Talley w ill go to j Terre ILmie this evening to hear tiis

| quartette concert.

Coi. Rain'- lecture Wednesday night in .Meharry hall was delivered before a I j good house and was highly gratifying!

, to all.

The ‘varsity and I ndependents played j ;seven innings vesterday, res'ilting I'.ij

[ to 2 in favor of the former.

Extended order drill will he given in I ! the nul tary .h tiaitmeiit next week. It \

has not been used previously.

Dr. Stephen-on w ill lead the Y. M. C. A. this evening. I'here i» to he a special song mtvice—Misses Rowley. Mor-e and O’Dell as vocalists, and an orche—

j tra will pro\ ide nmsie.

■ The senior caps and gowns have arrived, and henceforth we may expect to see senior dignity and wisdom | clothed and adorned with this classic

cost time of < ixford.

Austin Funk wa- this week elected

treasurer of the V. M. A.

i. u i sni in; won.

The Interstate oratorical eontc-t occurred last night at Galesburg, HI. The orators by states were: K. II. Sherman of Nebraska, • harles W . Wood of Wi--consin, T. L. Henderson of Mis«ouri. Forest Woodstde ol Kan-as, (>. A, Hav-

s, Nellie Wood of In-

diana. A.C. Rahlwiti of Ohio. E. M. Phillips, of M innesota. Theodore Rrown | of Iowa, W. N. ''halter o! C lorado.

Senator C. K. Davt-

I make my bow for liberal solicit new customers.

patronage heretofore, and

Southwest ( orner Puhlu* S(|uare. H.S. RENICK & CO.,

Will show you a full line of

The lirst prize was awarded to Haverhach of Knox crdh'ge, Illinois, and i tin 1 second to M ood, of Re'oit college, Wiseon-iii. I uiliaua-tood about tilth.

Heal Kstate rranbterb

j Tliootlorc M. Layiu'to D, C. McUlurt*, luiul in

I < loverda’o, L

Anna •). Keclon to saliru Hall, Inml in

hr i*- sure

I'lioo ,M. ( a ri^t r lo dailies S. ( rust*, land i

NV asKii^rlon Ip., S.’TTO.

Salim Hall to AI k'e Foster, laml in Greon-

east I e, $.'»(' l.

Right T®

up to Date In Colorings, Styles and Prices arc the WALaLa HAHE1RS and ROOM MOULaDINGS

Allen's Dpu^ Store.

A young lady school teacher in speak-

ing of matters in general said to the ! 011 V*' 11 ■'

Rannkk Timis: “We teacher- can buy anything on credit. It’s this way. If a teacher fails to pay a debt the rules provide that his or her license, as the case may be, is revoked. This is generally understood hy merchants and business men, and when one of our profession i- pricing articles in a store and

complains of lack of funds,

to meet with the ready reply to take all | she wants and pay at her convenience. We can get all the credit we w ant."’ A burglar entered tin* residence of George W. Hughes last night and got action. The fellow, who is believed to he home talent, climbed in a front parlor window from the porch ami went up stairs. He went into the room where the boys of the household sleep and rilled the pockets of Curtis Hughes. He secured a gold watch, fifteen jeweled Elgin movement, which was highly prized by Curtis. He took a pock; tbook and a knife, but secured nothing else of value so far as the family can determine. The tracks left show the fellow had a small, well-shaped

“Trilby.”

The case in ’Squire Ashton’s court against Thomas Alley, Robert Rlack and I.••on Rea, charged with rout, was brought to a finish with a flourish yesterday. The trial was a vexatious one on the court from the fact that it had been postponed several times. The jury got, the case late in the day, and after short deliberation returned a ver-

dict assessing a tine of one cent and consulted the best medical talent,

costs against the hoys. The costs in| the ease amount to about $150, which w ill be divided equally among the three defendants. Two of them went to jail, Alley and Rea, but Black secured hail. I’nless otherwise settled the defendants will have to remain at the Glidewell bastile about tlfty days. C. B. Case assisted C. T. Peck in the prosecution, and Albert Kelly, of Bainhridge, defended, assisted by Ren. Carpenter,

Gardei) and Fani)ii>i>‘ 15 13 13 Tools ami Iiiiplenpits. Buy one of their handsome and complete Gasoline Stoves For summer use. Huildincj Mnt.orifil, Kvt<'•• East Side Square. I I . S. Il01li<*k kV ( O. YVl^y it, Vou xYisk

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 day rapidly learn this fact. Givo Him n Gall. K A. HAMILTON, Southeast corner square

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S U 1 H E R b I N ’ S

Mm. J. I*. Hvll, Onmnnit(nnif, Kan, ■wife of the editor of The Omphlc, the lead- | lug local paper of Miami county, writes | “f uiim t rtiulilfl with hr art iliMranr for six years, severe palpitations, short- : ness of breath, together with such extremenervousness, that, at times 1 would j walk the floor nearly all night. We

AVALON WIDTH 454 IN.

Is the place to buy your Summer Underware. Negligee Shirts and Straw Hats. 6 East Washington Street.

The scrofulous taint which has been in your blood for years tvill he expelled hy taking Hood’s Sarsaparilla, the great IiIcmmI puritier. Ponderosa tomato plants—best tomato in the world—of B. F. Joslin. 17<*3t

Thru Haiti thrrr wan no hr Ip for mr, that I had organic disease of the heart for which there was no remedy. I had read your advertisement In The Graphic and ayearago, as a last resort, tried one bottle of I>r. Milrn’ Aetr t urr fur the Heart, which convinced me that there was true merit In It. I took throe bottles each of the Heart Cure and Restorative Nervine and It etnnpletely rurrd me. I nteep 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 Heart Cure Is sold on a positive guarantee that the Urst bottle will benefit. All druggists sell It at $1, 6 bottles for 16, or It will be sent, prepaid, on receipt of price by the Dr. Miles Medical Go., Elkhart, lud. Dr. Miles’ Heart Cure

Restores Health

EUREKA HOSE.

The Best Made.

We Have It.

Hydrants, Bath 1 ubs. Iron Pumps, PIPING, PLUMBING and GAS FITTING. Greencastle tonndry and Machine Co.

ALWAYS ON HAND. Subscribe tor the Roval Cement Wall Plaster, Portland 11 m I'.s l or 181*,) and j and Louisville Cements, Plaster Paris, | while it is fresh.

Hairand Lime. At the lowest prices.

R- B- HURLEY

Box 775. Wareroom 410 E Seminary st

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