Daily Greencastle Banner and Times, Greencastle, Putnam County, 29 May 1895 — Page 3
THE BANNER TIMES, GEEENCASTLE. INDIANA.
WEDNESDAY M \\ 2" D«W
LACK & BLAC K.
^Rpared to supply the wants of their ever increasing trade ™- : ■ | of every description and at the very
^li furniture
lowest prices.
every
l iHlurtakin^* and Embalming
In all its details carefully and promptly attended to.
•17-19 East Washington Street.
■/(? Jlaue
Best
Mm SR06ERY.
<lt?e
As iny expense* are not as great as others in inv line of l>n-ine». I propose to compete with all merchants on price* ' taking into consideration the ouality of goi iN. A full line of
Wall paper and paints. they are within the reach of all. We have MADE the within the reach of all by selling at
a min mum price.
him
(II
lam ise
My stock of Oxford and Tan Shoes is larger than ev< r before. We give a di*eonnt <>f '< p(-r cent on all cash purchases; 1 cent for Jo cent purchases, J cents on 50 cents, ;1 cents on 75 cents
and 5 cent- on the dollar.
Jolm Hiloy, 715 South Main Street.
What's the
Ir^s’ Dru^ 5* :or< ? Matter
600
^■pir* to pi'-K your spring and auni^■iiicr suits from. The tlm'st lot of wo<dcns ever hrought gMi to the city.
Bring Suits from $19 to $25. Bnts from $4.50 to $6.50.
With this? Zt’s All Might
What's ..II Ri$ht?
OUTING MATERIAL PRICE
plain" June 5 at the Presbyterian Chtirt h in <in“enfleid, and will he followed by a reeept ion. thiol F.ngineer MeCollom. of tie " ater Work* company, is in the city. I’his afternoon he met the water workcommittee of the council. I'lie Del’auw (piartet left this morning for Marion where they will concert tonight. I hey will give a concert at Munch-on Friday evening. Prof. Walter Howe Jones will leave the DePauw School of Music at Unclose of this year. lie has accepted a position in the Pniversity of Illinois, at Champaign. James Welch, a workman at theOaka’la stone iptarry, had two lingers badly crushed by some falling stone tbimorning. I)r. Hence was called and dressed the wounded digits. I lie members of Co I.. are reipie-ted to assemble at Armory, tomorrow, in full uniform with white gloves. Report promptly at 1 o'clock p. in. to take part in Decoration exercises. H. t*. McCarty who was seriously injured by falling through a floor of a Mill at Rockville last Week i- a brother ol Mrs. Dennis Ball. Mrs. Hall wili go to Rockville tomorrow to see him. Dr. E. H. Evans and Jacob Troutman have made a property trade. The former trades hi- brick residence on t he-t-uut and College Avenue for Mr. Trout- | man's house opposite the Commercial. John Rrown, residing four miles nortInvest of the city, is dead of consumption. He was a son of Win. Brown. The funeral will occur to-1 morrow at the Eittie Walnut Baptist |
church.
Marncy and McGowan's Pnele Tom'- | t ahin at the hall para last evening was '
a fair representation of that popular i "L" 11 ' ,s P 11 ! 1 '^-
drama. The company was weak in j many particulars, yet it had a few redeeming ipialities, Little Eva. Matks and I nch- Tom being about the best represented. The attendance was fair. Edeljorg pitched yesterday for Terre Haute in their game with Ft. Wayne and as a result Eiteljorg stock i- away above par in the eyes of the Terre Hautiatis. He pitched as in the days of '8'J when he was in his prime, and
Mikr Cit.<<-'* lirrtml. The announcement of Miss Jes sic ( ase's post graduate recital at traded an audience Inst night which taxed the seating capacity of music hall. Those who Irnti heard llie voting pianist on former occasions anticipated a line musical treat and, it is needless to say, were not disappointed. The two Beethoven sonatas (Op. 69 and Op. ‘J7, No. 2) were so skilliully and delightfully given as to disarm criticism. The group of Chopin compositions also, and. more espe dally, the Wagner-Liszt Spinning song, attested the faithfulness with which .Miss Case pursued her post graduate studies and the great extent to which she lias perfected and matured her artistic tahnt. Mrs. Pauline Blake Nowhnuse, Greencastle’s favorite vocalist, assisted in the program with two charming songs. Although suffering from a cold which somewhat affected the usual exactness of her intonation, she sang with the hell like clearness characteristic of her voice. Mr. Schellschmidt who played the cello part of the opening number, proved himself once more the well schooled, dexterous
musician.
Altogether, the recital furnished a notable example of the painstaking care and thorough training w hich the school of music bestows
“ Fpon2 the Cradle to the Grave.
Furniture and
Undertaking.
I IA X X A,
Hnst S/</c» Square.
Alpheus Birch siapie ana Fancy Gmies.
S. W. Corner Pi BI.IC Sot/ARK.
Bc.-t of voftVo, best of le;i-. Best of liutter. br*t of cheese Best of sugar, lu-st of spices. Best of all at inoileratc price-. Alpheus Birch keep, on hand I- amily flour of finest brand. Canned goods, preserves, delicious fruit A in I piekh- t liai we know will suit; N ut- and raisins, mustard keen. Soap, stareli and bluing, kerosene, Tobacco forio smoke or chew And excellent cigars for you.
All kinds of fancy cakes for tea At Birch's grocery you may see; And crackers, too, of every grade, And elioice confections are displayed. I nto your interest ic will be To purchase here—call in and sec. This i- bis bobby, mark it well. None but the best of good- lie'll sell; And prices low as lieretolore. At Alpheus Birch’, line groei-rv store. Orders left at A. Bin h'. store Means goods delivered at your door.
■ W. WHITE. | Merchant Tailor. Jones' Drug Store, opp. postofflee •1 Cleaning anJ Repairing
A Sl’EtTAT.TY.
The Eyes The Health The pocket book
For Rent—Two bouse on Seminary -treot. nrst one w e-t and lirst one east ot Episcopal church. James Taylor
I sit-11
ItrUillMMIt al I lOII.
Co. I was inspected Monday evening by Colonel John \V. Kbel, of Terre Haute. The arms of the company were inspected during the
held the Ft. Wayne club down to four afternoon. The colonel pronounced little hits and one run, and had fourteen the guns in good condition, in fact
strike outs for was 11 to 1.
hi* record. The score
See it
llu\ it
Ht langiioii's Book Store
South Greencantle.
Mrs. Andrew Wood is sick.
THE LOCAL FIELD
Mrs. Brooks, of Jeffersonville, is visiting the family of Mrs. George
Brooks.
tiust Received
A stylish line of
What is Going on in and About Fair Greencastle.
the best, so far. in 1st regiment. At eight o’clock p. in. the colonel entered the armory, and was received with genuine military courtesy. Lieut. Starr was in charge at the time, and called the members to “attention.” Every man obeyed
The funeral of Airs. Morris Hilly promptly and assumed the position occurred from the family residence of the soldier, and remained so ttnon south Depot street this after- til the 1st sergeant was ordered to
form the company for inspection of arms. The attendance of the
H.S. RENICK&CO.,
W ill show you a full line of
Garden and Farming
ft
Tools aixl Implements.
Buy one of their handsome and complete
Gasoline Stoves
noon at two o’clock. Mrs. George Brooks
^fceveral pretty colors, also piTE KID and CANVAS J! ITERS with Kid Heel.
Intcd Toe. lust the thing •" n-nvint tie- city, even
■graduating day.
LATEST CITY HAPS AND MISHAPS.
When* Our 1’eople ere Going and Where
Their Guest* are Stu|»idn;r -New* of Interest Over the C ity The Re*t C'oliinin in th* Paper for Quick Heading.
was called
to Indianapolis by the serious illness of her daughter, Mrs. Eva
Duncan.
Mike Dalton came v«>ry near having it serious lire at his rcsi deuce on south Bloomington street. Mrs. Dalton lighted some gasoline
members was good, there being eighty per cent of the entire mem-
bership present. The inspection was pretty thorough, requiring
For summer use.
3iiilclinc j M n tori ill, Ekto*
East Side Square.
II. S. I{cnick & Co.
over two hours for the execution of the program. The colonel was well pleased with the attendance and
IS 1! IIS,
DON'T THINK for a short time,
without nnh rimr the Dally H \nnek Times to follow you. It costs you hut 10 cents a wcck as It docs here at home, and the undress will
j heohan>n*d as often as yon ’“sire.
in a chi ken coop to cremate liccj appearance of company under
which was done in due style, also the coop and some garden tools went up in the flames. The strip department saved further spread.
arms.
SHOE
MEN.
HEAD
Is the Stall' of* Life.
I'urest, < lieapest and Best Article in Town can be Had only at
St|iiiiv Denny is at Fillmore today. Mrs. Harry Handel i- on the -iek list. The Silver Leaf hand will furnish
music tomorrow.
Mi-s Jessie Moore of (irccncastlc ivisiting friends at Terre Haute. Mr*. Robert Fisk, of Tuscola, 111., is visiting tV. E. Starr and family. Mrs. W.C. Hammond and children; are visiting friends at knightsvillc. Et. E. M. I.ew is i- in Lafayette to at-
tend military eoinnieitcement at Purdue.
Mi-s Kate Daggy i- at liome fn in
Kankakee, 111., where she has been j
reselling.
Mrs. F. (», Gilmore and Miss Rose j Joslin are visiting Mrs. ('. E. Allen at
Paris, lit.
Lieut. E. M. Lewis went t'> Lafayette at noon to attend the Purdue military eointneneenient. Brother Goodwin and Brother Ray are at it today in the Jnuruul on DePauw matters. • Mi-- Vovie Billtnan returned to her
Many of the movements of
the company were' well executed, while others were not so well done. Following is the report of attendance as prepared by (Olouel Eliel,
Wl\y in it, Vott
THAT HAMILTON SELLS SO MANY GOODS?
VIZ :
1*0
Mfiyor * rrodaimntioii.
Pursuant to custom I hereby
quest the merehants and business e , ; t. li houses of the city to close their cllsei ] (
Total mustered, BO; total prestotnl absent, lit; tottil exS; total absent without
several places of business on to- i eavis i morrow Iront 1 :JOto •">:30 o’clockp, m. in honor of Decoration day. JoxvriiAS Bitten. Mayor. Greencastle, May 29 '9d.
I.eller I.txt.
The following letters remain in the Greencastle postoflice uncalled for
1 May 2n, 1S!i5;
Lowery I)owell. M is X. E. (. urtis*. L-i|., Mr. J. A. Vimiedge, Mrs. Kate Melntire.
In calling for same please say “aiivertised.” Willis G. Xkkf, P. M.
Junnettc Smith, Alice tVilliaius, Mr. Griflin,
The scrofulous taint wiiich has been in your blood for years will be expelled by taking Hood’s Sarsaparilla, the great blood puriller.
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 Hiitt a On 11.
E. A. HAM!LT<)N, sou-hoa-t
corner sijuare
if/fed
ISUT HER GIN’S Is the place to buy your
'home at Terre Haute tliis nuirningafter i y|,. s- Baiiiiing has opened a new ' a few du v- visit with In r tlnele John ,,f Howet's and other eomineuee- , Billnmn. | meut goods this morning. Every lady
Members of the G. A. R. post will should give u-a cull.
! meet toniorrow promptly atone o’clock
EIK'S.
to march in a body to Meharry ball be-
fore two o’clock.
Invitation- have been issued to friendl in this city for the marriage of Miss Ella Marsh, daughter of Mi. Ephr a n Marsh, and Mr. Willian Hough, both of Greenfield. The marriage will take
"'lit
q> to Date In Colorings, Styles and Prices are the WAHH HAPEIRS and ROOM MOUROINGS
p. stotliee.
< )ue door east of
191-51
Fly before the flies fly. to Cooper Unis. 11 aid ware store and get your screen doors and windows. tf
TuOny » laieHl VtnrKetH.
' Furnished the Daii.v Banm r fiMKB daily by R.W. Allen, tnanagerof Artbm
Jordan’s nouitry iiottse.'
Hens 7
Sprlnirs. IX to lbs
spitnirs, ! to IX lbs
Ittru. J. J'. Hell, Onmnratomie, Han,
wife of the editor of TbeGrapliie, tho leading bx-al paper of Miami county, writes “1 uuh troultletl with heart UOteane for six years, severe palpitations, shortness of breath, together with such extreme nervousness, that, at times I would walk the floor nearly all night. We
consulted the best medical talent.
They "aid there wan n« help far me, that I had organic disease of the heart for which there was no remedy. I had read your advertisement In The Graphic and a year ago, as n last resort, tried one hot tie of l>r. mien’ Artr Cure for the Heart, which convinced mo that there was true merit in it. I took three bottles each of the Heart Cure and Restorative Nervine and It completely cured me. 1 *lcep well at night, my heart beats regularly and I have no more smothering spells. I wish to say to all who are sulTering as I did; there’s relief untold for them if they will
Summer Underware. Negligee Shirts and Straw Hats•
AVALON T , . width 454 m. ^ East Washington Street.
IE TX IE*, IE :k: .A. I
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(Tucks. H Turkey hens, young Turkey, young toms fCy
Goew^ohoiee flkover pt'r lb .. .V. ;t ' I only give your remedies Just one trial." I im-ks '’H I Dr. Miles Heart Cure Is sold on a positive Kirgs. fresh subject to luiudilng lo guarantee tiiat 1 he tirst bottle will oenetit. Butter, good All druggists sell it at 41, 6 bottles for 86, or
it will be sent, prepaid, on receipt of price
Subscriptions for any magazine! by the Dr. Milos Medical Co, Elkhart, lud.
tUREKA HOSE. BEST MADE WE HAVE IT.
Hydrants, Bath Tubs, Iron Pumps. i’iping. I’iuinhing ami Gas Fitting.
Allen’s 0ni$ Store.
nr paper taken at this oflice. will save you money
We i tf
by the Dr.
Dr. Miles’ Heart Cure
Restores Health
Greencastle I-oiiniry ani Machine Go.
Scientific I nvestigators say
ALWAYS ON HAND.
Royal t'cnicnt W all Blaster, I’ortland 1 Z \ AZ A/(^.N aiul Louisville ( emeriti. I’laster I’ari-. Ilairaml Lime. At the lowest prices. I* the best Typi-wkitin'O machine.
R* B’ H R L_ E: V C. A. MARTIN, Agent, Box 77J. IVaierooiii 110 E Seminary st 142 w & s-if n.Amki-. u sucri
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