Daily Greencastle Banner and Times, Greencastle, Putnam County, 2 October 1895 — Page 4

THE BANNER TIMES. GREENCASTLE, INDIANA WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 21495

GOOD THING- PUSH IT ALONG

Plug Tobacco A Great Big Piece fop 10 Cents- a

DEI’A C w UNI YE]RSITY III-, has re entered the preparatory school.

THE BEST NEWS OF OUR GREAT AND GROWING INSTITUTION.

rUEI'ARATOKT NOTES. Mr. John F. Wiley,of Fuller, III.,

entered today.

.1. L. Stout entered this morning. The ottlcers elected by lnOO are

TIm* Miuli'iilf*.' Itotii”* T Si« ir Collr^e «•»«! Social Tlieir taiientM—lu-

t itit'iiiM ain«i !\ot4f» «»i ti»«* itri^iu follows i I rcsi^lpnt ^liss Alien, I.H.» Oi M..U) loiuix n... uud v i op president .Mr. Neely, athletic

IYoiih'ii Told l»3 S|M‘4'Saal H«■ |*orl<*r.

director Curtis R. New, historian Miss Cecil, poet Miss Hite, chaplain Me Kinney, eargent-at arms

Mr. Darby.

Mii|>TOreck<*<! In l^ake Miclii^nn. Saultk Stk. Marie, Mich., Oct. 2.—

The crew of the schooner Elina, excepting one man washed away by the sea before the vessel was abandoned, were

grading will probably be done bv ! found by lighthouse keepers in a ledge

J - *f the Pictured rocks, 76 feet above the

the last of the week.

Work lias begun on the ’97

Miruue.

Fred Jeffers ! s quite sick with ty-

phoid lever.

Work on the athletic park is progressing nicely. The work of

Water yesterday.

In a Can Like |(hat^ Pork anil lioaic. enough and good enough to go plcuielng wiui or to make a meat of.

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And the P»(»t IMU sburgh nn Anthracite coal yard opposite VuudulW fieight oUice

At a meeting of the athletic board last night a large amount of athletic business was desposed of. Mr. Sandy’s resignation as manager of the foot ball team was presented and accepted and Mr. Meade was elected manager. Prof. Priest was elected as the representative of the hoard t’o look after the work on the park. It was decided that the grandstand would he placed on the north side near the east corner. Committees were appointed to dralt a new constitution and to further investigate the matter of incorporation. The articles of incorpora tion were signed by the members of the board and Mr. Meade was given the authority to investigate what a grand stand and bath room would cost. At a meeting of the senior class yesterday afternoon the following officers were elected: President, Paul Gilbert; vice president, Watson L. Lewis, seeretary, Blanche Basye; treasurer, Frank Life; chaplain, H. L. Murray; class orator, Claud Hall; poet, Ada Kent; historian, Elizabeth Muhin; sargent at arms, W. A. Burk; asst, sargent at arms, Veiling Helm. About thirty men were on the foot ball field for practice yesterday and the work of both the first and second elevens was very satis-

factory.

Foot ball practice goes on at the old college campus every afternoon. About twenty were present and took part in the work yesterday. There is also considerable interest in tennis.—Bloomington Telephone. The new foot ball suits were here last night and plenty of men were out. The ’varsity team had all they could do to make headway against the numbers opposed to them. Retd, Histine, Pattison and Clouser distinguished themselves and “Simp” played his usual eccentric and successful game of tackling and running.—Crawfords-

rille Herald.

The change of the Purdue foot ball uniforms is a most decided improvement. Whoever conceived the idea of compelling a departure from the old song and dunce striped stockings to the new ones deserve a medal. * * * The DePauw foot hall eleven will not play here next Saturday. * * *

Another S|>*niOi Cruia«r Wrecked. Havana, Oct. 2.—Another Spanish warship har been lost. The cruiser Cristobel Colon has been wrecked in a storm near Cape Antonio and will prove a total loss. The crew were all saved after desperate work.

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Itlock Coal Minor* Got an Advance. Brazil, Ind.. Oct. 2.—The block coal miners and operators allowed the advance asked for by the miners, and the new scale of 70 cents per ton went into effect yesterday. The demand was granted by the operators, notwithstanding a report is current that Ohio, uois anil Pennsylvania operators would refuse the miners an advance. The miners are receiving plenty of work and are greatly elated over the settlement. Fail are of a Look liiMtaiice Kider. Cleveland, Oct. 2.—S. Wilson, Jr., started at 6 o’clock last Saturday morning from Newark, N. J., to ride to Indianapolis in six days. Ho reached Northeast, Pa., at 2:;i0 o’clock yesterday afternoon, having covered 522 G miles in H8 hours and 40 minutes. He was compelled to abandon the ride at that place, his physical condition rendering it impossible for him to continue. J>HinocrHli<? 4'oii{{r*»Nt»L>iial Convention. Shelbyville, Ills., Oct. 2. — The Democrats of the Eighteenth congressional district yesterday nominated Edward Lane of Madison to finish the uuexpired term of tho late Congressman Remann. Resolutions were adopted demanding the free and unlimited coinage of silver and gold at a ratio of 16 to 1 without waiting for the consent or action of any foreign government aud indorsin'* the Wilson tariff bill.

Are the HIGHEST of ALL High Gr Warrante<l superior to any Ulcycle built In the wortl r, ' i Do not be Imluced to pay more money for uti mi, i . .. - "'lU-s. ,, huvlnir the " averly. llnllt amt guiirnntee,! i, v ti,.. id million dollar concern, whose bond Is us good u« gold 1 " 24 LB SCORCHER, S85. 2 2 LB LADIES' $ 7 J ANDERSON & HARRIS. Exclusive A K „ nts

WHY Go Away?

Why go to Martinsville, French Lick, or any other watering place when Greencastle has at her doors son;" of the best mineral water to be found in

the state. The Spring on the Mahan j Vl> ■ farm, south of the Vandulia railway, oi'neinneti, New vl'rk'.ind uLsiu',| UI ' h v'l * - 1 - 11 I till I I I* It’s! M I •< \A- i I ll tl-.lli,-’ *.... St I

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TESTIMONIALS.

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For 15 years I have been a sufi'erer from rheumatism, constipation and

kidney trouble and have tried various ! V medicines but of no avail. About four 1

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Daily

Banner Times?

It is a paper for the young, the old, the middle aged, for

The foot ball practice is drawing I an( j poor) f or high and out large crowds every evening on i r „-r t in i (li “ > iid , tl low, tor I eacher and I’reacher,

for Student and for professor.

the campus, and the line ups of the two elevens exceed in interest any ,

game ever played by state teams.— i s ^ paper for the home.

Tafayette Courier,

It is preeminently a paper for

You can’t

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live

WIU. FIN I) it TO THEIR l\-

TEKEST TO (.(* TO

without it. Because it is a, home paper chock full of good '

live, interesting news every [angdOIl’S BOOli StOfe, day. It is in the van guard 1 ° *

of progress and you must take it to keep up with the times.

Mr. Cox, of Lafayette, is the the people,

guest ol Blanche Swahlen.

Flint, of Chicago University, is have it. You will not unable to come here to coach Wa- well—You cannot he

hush this season. EtForts are being made at present to obtain Price who played end rush on the Univer sity of Michigan team last year.—

Cranford sc Me Argus News.

The German club met last ni"ht at the Beta house and elected the

following officers: President ( has.! Identify yourself with it now Allen, vice president Miss Brown, am j stay w j t h j t> l n so doin"

~ r wil !,n tgood ' anddogood:

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ted Ulake is sick. . f . , , . . • . . , tion of hustle and enterprise J). II. Hayes enjoyed a visit ftom . ... . 1

his brother and mother of India- and wl11 . demonstrate your uapolis yesterday, ; right to live in a progressive

A game of foot ball has been ar- up-to-date town,

ranged with Illinois university to ; Bring in your name or he played at Champaign on Nov. 9. telephone it in or hire a cheap

Miss Mary Stevenson of the pro- hoy and send it in. paratory school is sick. > Yours for subscribers,

A. M. Cannon, of Tower Hill, j THE BANNER TIMES

months ago 1 commeneetl iDing the Mahans ininerul water and am now free from my old troubles. No other medicines are required. John Rilky, South Greencastle. Jerome Smith, hat'jer, says: “I began taking Mahan’s mineral water for constipation and after using it for a few weeks I was entirely cured. 1 advise anyone so troubled to use it. The following is a list of those vho have been benefited by the use of tin-

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