Daily Greencastle Banner and Times, Greencastle, Putnam County, 20 May 1895 — Page 4
THE BANNER TIMES, GilEENCASTLE, IN L V J > T '.
MONDAY MvY 20
1895
KI)K EDTERPItlSB.
\ isitors, welcome! You don’t have to buy, come and get posted at our store before you buy a dollar s woatb elsewhere. Our goods are all marked in plain, large figures. The Department Store has come to stay because it is economically right. There are some merchants protesting bitterly against us because we are cutting prices on everything. It is undeniably hard that these merchants should see their trade thus drawn away and profits dwindling day by day but they might as well try to keep back the ocean tide with a broom as to try to stop us from doing business. Hut for every one merchant so injured a thousand of consumers buy goods cheaper. The per cent of profit on which we do business would mean quick bankruptcy for most merchants but we carry everything and don’t depend on an exclusive line and therefore we can undersell ony and all competition. We repeat the Department Store is economically right and must
W'e sell
EOIUING THE SEASON
THIS GIVES AMPLE TIME TO PREPARE BATHING SUITS.
U ORGANIZElD. t UlPtHSl di'^iECfC The South Central ConsoMated Cold Timing and Tiiliis t
PLUG TOBACCO
The Latent Fancies In Swimming Attire. Some Remarkable Creations In Waists, Skirts, Trousers ami Storking*—Mndent Attire Will Rule This Season.
c W^p>ic v A , Flavor A' m
is the to tll<‘
win.
Turkey red lurjfe idzed liundkereliies, 3e
•Iit|t;ilie.<e -ilk Icitidkerchief for Ladies’ good -ilk mitts for
A good summer l or.-et darter web. a yard 12 dozen shirt buttons
A eoml men’s suspender Men’s good huunlriod white -biro
Good working shirts
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12 yards tori'han lace A good broom Men's good plow -hoes Ladies’ patent leather tip -hoeMisse-’ patent leather tip -hoes, -ize- from id to 2 < iood -iz.eiI tea ke[tie 2-quart covered hueket Good sized wash howl
5e 10c line 7oc
tide 15c 5c 4c
The above is a mere sample of our stock. Dry Goods, Notions, Fancy Goods, Linens, Laces, hosiery, Gloves, Clothing, Hats and Caps, Jewelry, Cutlery, Hardware, Tin ware, etc.
Our Motto: Underbuy, undersell; one price to all; fair and liberal treatment. The only Department Store in the city.
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WEST SIDE SQUARE, GREENCASTLE, IN'D,
QUAC K DOCTORS
Are forbidden to practice their profession in Indiana.
QUACK LAWYERS
Are not permitted to practice their profession at the bar of Putnam County Court.
PEOPLE HAVE PROTECTION From many evils by the laws of the land. There are Schools
For training Doctors, Lawyers, Teache Scientists, etc., but no protection is offered
education given
QUACK MERCHANTS.
You have therefore no remedy from thir, evil, hut the truth is,almost every community suffers from just this kind of men quite as much as they would from quack lawyers or doctors.
Store Keeping is an Art.
Every day this fact seems to more and more penetrate he minds of our customers which is satisfactorily proven to is by the very liberal patronage given us.
Twenty Years Close Study
Of the wants of this community certainly entitles us to the diploma of your trade we do not expect to make sales except we satisfy your wants.
Greatest Store, Dry Goods, Carpets and Shoes.
our I sriii'MioiiH.
21, tv-
*1.20. *1.20. *1.20.
I'<> Inilitittitpoli-. May 20 and
'll limit 21, jpl.20.
I’o IndiiUiapolU. Mav 27 and 28, iv-
rn limit do, $1.20. Indianapolis May .31, “ .1 une 3 and 1,
“ ‘’ll and 12.
linin' seeker- excursion l«» points 011 iva Central and to soutliein -lately 21 and June 11. retuni limit 20
\ - % One tare for round trip.
I’n Cleveland June 18 and 10, aerount itional liepubliean League. *o 15. I’o Oluittanooga, Tenn., aeeount in'nat.onnlconference Epworili League tie 25. 20 and 27, tetiirn limit thirty
vs, *12.so.
F. I’. Hi K8TIS, Agt.
Received every week. Have your clothing made to order at the
Keeping everlastingly advertis iug brings success. tf
A. G. Lester, No. 6 K. Washington st.
(Special Correspondence. ]
New York, May Id.—This time when all who expect to go seashore for the gammer prepare their bathing outfits. Some jieople have remarked that it needs very little labor or thought if one judges by the smallness of the result, hut that is just the reason why bo much anxious thought is given to it. It takes much nicety of taste and judgment to know just how little ma-
(INCORPORATED. i ^ _
C7TRITHI- STOCK. . • • • S2.000.000,
Shore-. S/one'll, hull I’nl.t nncf .Von-.A-oso.Hs.'ifilo.
iNsu.-l In pay for this Company's Mints.)
TREASURY RESERVE STOCK, $300,000.
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Consumers of chewing tohacco who are willing to pag a little more than the price charged for the ordinanj trade tobaccos, will find this brand superior to ail others BEWARE Of IMITATIONS.
ipKESIHKNT—Col W H Brothers Capitalist m R a Ownci md ..( W H Brothel ■ & 1 i. K »fers -
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Guarantee Loan and .MortjFajje Co, ' “
isFCRKTARY- Wm Tirre. of Tirre it Sons, and I Z I.oui* also l*rc- I'riiK'. Arthur Milling f,), Gold V ...
♦ASST SECY—E a Werns. Cashiei W F Werns, . ■ « also Secretary Bankers Publishing Co, an.I As.i . A Z tc. I.oan tt Mortgage c»j. O' Zvit tor Niishauii!. Merchant railor. U-velati.l . )hi , w
41 It Rho.iriiol Rhooiles Kemu y S|>t n<'e, Harti, ,rd , tv ■■ A ir I. I .. wi»., . AKti... i
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♦ (•.ilbert Mikkel-oii Steve McElmeel ri'.l Abner 1
♦ Mim s silver City Idaho
^ Treasurer and Transfer Vircnt I be C*uarantee Im
•7. 4444P4444444 ige Co Authorized C - St Louis Th« Mines are Producers, and will be worked for dividends,
A UMITKII number of shares of the eomp.iny’s Treasury -took will now h
‘'«'1U to
I'lio mu ill Lilt 1
Are
always wholesome when supplied by
| applicants. In tin* order received, at the price of fl
CENTS A SHARE { 1U K D S?o^2^„?h n e‘^ ndyle,dte ' ,
$25.00 Cash Buys $200.00 Full Paid Stock,! and in that proportion more or less. ■ NOW ISTHC TIME TO BUY. Prices will be advanced by to 5 pointf . ■ ^1.00 per share, as the producti *n • i the mines Inert ases l he stock \\ ill be listi d ■ vanced rapidlv. rhe Tompany’s consolidated mines hav.* verj larffe ore reset ■ now progressing in noh gold ore* Itisdesired to erect a Stamp Mill, to reduce tin « ■ on* t»i Bullion. . _ ■ The out-put of the company’s mines " ill be increased to the dividend basis, as monstrated 1 ) Din ctor Enoch s statt ment Complete reports and statetnents sent >11 «r| cation. Stock cert Ideate will besent bj return mail on receipi of cheok for amount wa9 ' Dellveir maj also be made through Bank "r express company. Send full directions^ j applicaiion. Andress application for share's to '■ TREASURER SOUTH CENTRAL CONSOLIDATED GOLD MINING AND MILLING CO ■
112 and 718 National Bank of < omerce Bldg. >t. Lo, ns J
BATHING SUITS.
terial ono can get along with whon it comes to bathing, or rather swimming, attire. There are plenty of cumbrous, ugly and ordinary suits for hire at all the places where the vast numbers of the middle classes go, and there is little actual swimming possible in the heavy surf that pounds their shoes. In Newport mid Narragan-ett, Bar Harbor and Long Branch the summer residents take
^2 Bal\er
Try his Cookies, Cakes, Bunns, etc.
\ aiMhiha Line Lxeumionii.
To Indianapolis. May 20. return limit
, , , , . , 21, fare $1.70. which includes admission their own outfits, and there they swim til . k ,. t i> IMi; ij n>r |{,•(>-.’ etretis.
and dive, bask on the sands and need j more elaborate suits. And for them this ;
letter is written.
The French styles, with some modifications, are suited to these fashionable resorts. As a general rule, the French
To Indianapolis June 3rd and 4th. re-
[ turn limit June Oth, account meeting of ! Grand Lodge, K. of P. of Indiana.
bathers are very economical in the amount of material used in making their suits. American liberality has a better
showing. The styles I shall
here are French ones, such as will 1h> seen at Aix les Bains and at other noted watering places, and those who have not yet made up their suits would not go far amiss in follow ing them. In the first place, the skirts to the suits are shorter than usual, and the trousers are made quite narrow, and they invariably reach below the knees. The material varies with the taste of the wearer. There are a good many serges, white, red and blue, as they hang excellently and shed water easily. Flannel, with its ponderous weight, is relegated entirely to the "renting out’’ costumes. Blue, red and black iMiugee are found very good, light and pretty for bathiug suits. Silk warp henrietta and fayetta, which is also half silk, make perhaps the most satisfactory costumes. Fayetta sheds the water like f^.^ 1 a duck’s hack as soon as one is out of it, and it does not hang in flabby, dragging
folds.
One up to date house in New York makes a specialty of all sorts of bathing, cycling and traveling garments. There one may see a white serge suit with bine
To Indianapolis, Mav 20 and 21
turn limit May 24. fare *1
ttip. account I. O. O and Rebckah convention
To Indianapolis. May 27 and 28. fare *1.20 for round trip, account grand mention | lodge F. & A. Masons. To Indianapolis May 13. 14, 15 and Hi, return limit 17. fare $1.60, account
May musical festival.
HOME SEEKERS EXCURSION.
Via Vandalta line May 21 'ind June 11, to points in the west, south, southwest and northwest. One fare for the round trip, twenty day limit. For
further particulars see J. S. Dowling, Agt.
J^icycu;
Are the HIGHEST of ALL High GraJ
\\ in ranted superior to any Bicycle built In the world, regardless I Do not be induced to paj more j tor an inferior wh< I having the Waverly. Built and guaranteed by the Indiana is. ,, I million dollar concern, whose Bond is as good as gold, '■
24 LB SCORCHER. $85. 22 LB LADIES'. $75 ANDERSON & HARRIS. Exclusive Agents
re *1.20 for round TT7 t IT")
F. grand lodgeM *h0 DedUt-Y
ion. £ Of Some Pianos
Special Sale!
Is only “case deep.” It is much eas-1 iet to make a handsome case than it is to put music into it. A tolerable mechanic can do the one—the other re-t quires the best thought of the musical I arci-t.
White Chip Hats, I White Leghorn Hats,I Black Leghorn Hats,
FROM 50 CENTS I
T
Taking Pasteur Treatment,
New York, May 20.—Dr. Gibier has received two patients from West Virginia at the Pasteur institution. They are W. L. McLain, 18 years old, and his brother Ernest, 10 years old. The boys are the sons of W. H. McLain, a farmer of Rook (lave, W. Va., who were bitten on April 1 while at work on their father’s
Mitt* Chipley an Sponsor.
Pensacola, Fla., May *20.—Delegates from various camps iu west Florida and a number of visitors left last night for Houston, Tex., to attend the reunion of the confederate veterans. The Florida
All have handsome, tasteful, durable cases; but in their factory constant, careful, studious attention is given to the production of a perfect and lasting tone. The beauty and honesty of the Wegman begins with the varnish on the case and goe- straight through to the iron plate that holds the strings. We’d like to show you the inside of a Wegman piano. Terms easy. For sale only by F. G. IMEYVHOUSE 17 S Indiana Street.
Local Time Gard. BIG FOUR.
braiding. The pants have three gradu- 1 division will be represented by Miss ated rows and the skirt two. There is a ] Clara Chipley, daughter of Senator sort of long hlnuso effect to the waist Chipley, as sponsor. -
and it bow of blue ribbon iu the front. The sleeves to all the costumes ore small and therefore not cumbersome. Another suit was dark blue serge, with white serge facings, collar and belt. The first one had a blue waterproof hat with white ribbons. There was a very elegant suit of navy blue fayetta silk, with white anchors embroidered on the trousers and on the sleeves, sash and revers. To this there was also a blouse effect, though the fullness was drawn down rather snugly, as it would be unsafe to have it loose, as then it might impede the wearer’s free movement. The rest of
tiuuureti iHinertt wm. Lacon, Ills., May 20.—One hundred cotil miners are on a strike at Rutland. Miners are dissatisfied on account of maladjustment of the trouble of January, wheu Baker defaulted and Hokes assumed control without paying two months’ back wages. New men are being imported, and trouble is expected.
A full line of Flowers and Ribbon I. M. KLEIN'S
Stare,
A/illinory Opp. Postofllee.
The Glob
■Still rolls on with exceedingly prices
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GOING EAST.
No 10' Vestlbuled Express r>::53 p a No 21 Indianapolis Accommodation H:42 a x
No 18* Southwestern Limited .1:52 p ! , , „ I v > »* ''s* 1 4:35pm AiSo Dry Goods, Hats, Shod
n in -U
Package Cotiee Green Tea per pound Crackers 6 pounds ■ Rolled wheat 2 pounds
Best N Y Potatoes Best Tomatoes 2 cans .
Best Fugur Corn 2 cans Assorted Jelly in 15 pound pails i I 8y rup per gallon - I White Fish per kit I
5\ bite Fish per pound
MAIN
Traveling Salertiiuin Suicide*.
Cincinnati, May 20.—Yesterday at the St. Nicholas hotel J. P. Foley, traveling salesman for the Laidlow-Dunn-Gordon company, this city, was found dead in bed, a revolver in his
the waist fitted the figure rather closely, hand and a bullet iu his brain. Not a The skirt was short and cut in rather letter was found on or about him.
flaring style, the front slightly gathered i between the revers. This was very hand-
some and withal very modest.
There was a suit fur a handsome, ath- | letio young lady. The trousers had soar- i let bows. They were of black silk warp j
No 14* 2:511 H m
DOING WEST.
No 7' Vestlbuled Express 12:22 a m I No »' Mall 8:42 a m No 17* Southwestern Limited 12:41) p m No 3t Terre Haute Accommodation. 8:23 p m c OR
Noll' 12:58am AND OHIO 8T8
' Daily t Except Sunday.
Train No. 14 liauis sleepers to Itoston and |
Columbus, sleepers and conches to I’incin- j —
oati. No. 2 connects for Chicago, Cincinnati j Cleveland and Michiprun division points. No I 18 hauls sleepers for Washington via < .A o. sleeper for New York and connects for Col- | umhus No. 8 connects for Cincinnati and ■ Michigan division points at " abash. No. 10, "Knickerbocker Special" sleepers for New | , York. Nos. 7. It, 1) and 17 connect in st. Louts | Union depot wilii western roads. No. H con- | neets at Parts with ( aim division for points | I sou* h, and at Mat toon with i. C. for points j
| north.
K P. Hi'estis. Agent
Clothing, etc. j
Julius Sudraq
208 tf
JljUES F. FEE. INSURANCE AGENTj
PENSION : ATTORnI
Trolley C»r* Collide*
Brooklyn, May 30.—A serious collison between trolley cars occured yesterday afternoon by which several passengers were seriously if not fatally in-
of others badly
ANIJ I
NOTARY PUBLIC
"-g) Louisviui Wtw albahi s Chicago Rt u
Pension Vouchers, Deeds and ^ gages, Correctly aud expeditiousl; seated. OHice in Central Bank Building.
... ....... -... j | jured, and a number oi outers oauiy henrietta. 1 he skirt was kilted, and f, ru , so a. The employes have been placed
there was a sash of scarlet silk prettily | motor arrest.
In effect Sunday, May l-\ 181)5.
NORTH BOUND.
Greencastle, Ind.
draped. The waist fitted snugly, opening in front over a cream colored surah
. No 4* Chicago Mall .... 1:12am No 8' “ Express 12:07 p at No 441 Local 11:25 am
.. t , «i .o, nr SOUTH BOUND. Richmond, lud.. May -0. W. G. s*o 3* izniisvilie Mall
I tied Wlille ViHltlng Ills llanghter.
Scott, father of Frank H. Scott, New York, president of The Century company, died here Saturday afternoon. His home was at Ashland, Neb., and he was here the guest of his daughter.
No 5* Southern Express. . No *3t Iztcal ' Daily, t Except -undft,
2:47 a m
JAMES M. I IF RLE
2:17 p rn j T T 7 ... . n n*5pn> \\ ill insure you or your p j
I’ulhnun sleepers on ni^lit trains, parlor and dining cars on day trains Fot eoniplete time cards and full information in regard to rates,
through cars, etc*., address J \ Michael, Atfent. 1 1". J. Heed, l. p. a., Chicuiro.
Iligli School Commencement.
Kniuhtstown, Ind., May 20.—Next Friday evening will occur the luth animal commencement of the city high
school. Eleven pupils comprise theclass. Trains leave i.reeneastie. n.d
erty. He will trade or sell y<'q Real Estate.
VANDALS LIME.
Miss Harriet Harris has been awarded ! the honor of delivering the first address, after which Henry Watterson, editor of the Louisville Court r-Jourual, will dei liver his lecture on “Abraham Lincoln.”
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HATH ING SLITS. vest, worked with a scarlet anchor. Bows of the sumo color were set on the short sleeves. A long burnoose of Turkish stuif of white, with a red border, was with this stylish suit. For a young girl of 14 there was a pretty smart suit of red and white serge, the trousers drawn in with elastic. A scarlet Tam was worn. Close caps of oiled silk are worn by some. They are prettily made. There was a suit of dark bine serge for a very young girl, and this was trimmed with a white silk sash and white braid with a plaid inset in front. The trousers were of white serge gathered at the knees. Olive Harper.
31 om* Ltittfi AH8ii8*iiiated*
Vincennes, lud., May 20.—Saturday night Mose Lata was assassinated just after he had left the home of Miss Agnes Conlin, his betrothed sweetheart, in North Vincennes. The ofiicials say
thev will have the murderers.
In -liatlou's.
No 15 No 7 No 1 No 21
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No 3
Ex. Sun. Dally
I tally Rally Dalis
Ex. -tin.
ill, 1805
FOR TH t: WEST.
In effect
May j
GIVE HIM A CALL.
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No 4 No *J<) NO H No 16 No 12 N(> ti No 2
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Dull' Dai’’ Dull.
liKlianapolia
9:01 a in, for HI. Lonin. .. .12:26 a in, for st. Louis. ...12:25 p m, for M. Lou in. ... 1:35 p in, for M. Loui*. ... 9:44 a m, for St. Lou's. ... 5:28 p in, for Tern* Haute
FOR THK EAST. 8:40a in. for 1:35 pm. •*
3:85 p m, “ ** H:17 p in, “ “ 2:35 a in, ** “
4:30 a in "
0:03 p m “ •*
1KOK1 V DlYlsioX Leave Terre Haute.
No 75 Kx Sun 7:05 a rn. tor P^orln.
D«?ep seaa have limpid shallowH near the shore, 'No 77 *’ ** 3:55 p m, for Decatur When* inf Jint fiH'tmay wade on sloping beach, * or complete time car<l, giy.ng all trains Or in pink pools gleams sea wealth within ,l nd statinns, ami tor lull intormatlon as to
1 rates, through ears, ete.. address
1st NAT. BANK
BUILDlj
B. F. dOSblN
HanJ es the lligncst (.rad'
lliii/.H 4
reach
More line than on inidocean's marly fliKir.
Unversed am I in nature's secret lere Dr hiuelxdi tlis of scientitic si>eech, But coir.inuu things an obvious lesson touch In borderland of beauty ut my door.
W. F Rrunnfr. Asst. Lien’l I'ass.
•1.8. Dowi.ino, Agent,
(•reencastle
tgt. -t. Louis. Mo.
zi.:®—-i 5 — - I md Die I’.est I'ii t<l>u;'zi: in ! \e I yard o|i|iosite Vandall i l'ii'i|:l‘l I
Shed with greni grass and helmetcd with Iduo Of shining skies. 1 walk the glad earth through. In love with rooks, the hazy mountain's hue, Cool ueighb'ring woods where unknown war biers sing. The thousand nameless draperies of spring. Coot that 1 am, theue make of mo a king!
Persons in want of old papers for shelving, to put under carpet-, or for wrapping purposes, can he supplied at this office, in any quantity that may be
WANTED ION!
desired, at low rate-.
The Banner Times—10c. a week
To solicit orders for hardy nursery ii'T namental trees and shrub*; hot L country work Hig pay; steady « fil territory near home.
U. L. MAY & CO., ST. HAl L,'