Daily Greencastle Banner and Times, Greencastle, Putnam County, 1 November 1895 — Page 4
THE BANNER TIMES. GREENCASILE, IN1MA1VA FRIDAY NOVEMBER 1 1S95
DEPAUW UNIVERSITY
THE BEST NF MS OF OUR GREAT AND GROWING INSTITUTION.
I The fttndeutft’ Dolnffs-Their College 1 tkii<l Social iill'e Tlieir (■ lientw—IncltlentM and Nolen ol the Iftil^ht Liven of Alany Voui««; !?lcii and Women Told by Special lie porter.
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It5 a ^^BkitleAx Puig in the lead ms JUMPED INTO PUBLIC FAVOR ON ACCOUNT OF ITS SIZE ANDQUAUTY.IT5 a Great Big Piece OF HIGH GRADE TOBACCO FOR lO CENTS
ICYCLES,
the HIGHEST of ALL High Grades.
i Warramcd miperlor to any Bicycle built In the world, regardless of price. V Do not be Induced to OHV more monev for an inferior when Insist on
IcycleCo.. a
Do not be induoed to pay more money for an inferior whee haviiiH: the Waverly. Hullt and Kearantec'd by the Indiana B: million dollar concern, wtume bond ie an good as gold
24 LB SCORCHER. $05. 22 LB LADIES'. $75 ANDERSON & HARRIS. Exclusive Agents 151 it
.N UcobfUfvsftbe jto rewUbH tyfw st li Inch*# from the face, yon h**l better go to Dr. Q. W. Beos* and hare | |on" era* tetert wit K a nair of SMotaoifM.
The largest Stock of
HOLD SPEMLES Ever brought to the County. Do not trust your eyes to Peddlers or Jewelers.
O. W. BE.NGE.. Sii-lyr-e. o. w.—41-lrr-o. o. w.
Portland Cement per bl £3.50 Louisville “ “ 1.40 Plaster paris “ “ 2.25 Lime “ “ .80 Acme Cement per sk .70 Wareronm ‘.mis S. Locuit at. R. B. HURLEY Greenbnstle, I ml.
Cushman’s MENTHOL INHALER Cures all troubles of the Head ami Throat. CATARRH, HEADACHE, NEURALGIA, LaGRIPPE. Vi/11 | PHDC You. First InTV ILL uUnC halation stops snee/.ing. snutTiug. --ougliin?, IIKADACHR. Continued use effects
81*RK CURE.
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_ highest medical au-
thorities of Kuro|>e atif! America for
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Hay Fever, Bronchitis. La QRIPPB. The most Refreshing iiid Healthful aid to
>ACHB Suffer Cures Insomnia
and Healthful aid HBADACHE Sufi
era. Brings Sleep to the Sleepless. Cures Iiisomn and Nervous Prostration. Don’t befooled with worth lees imitations. Take only CUSHMAN'S Price. fOc. at all Druggists, or mailed free. Agents wanted. ( U8HMAN'S MENTHOL BALM ow c aS?.2, f
bites. Excels all
Old
:ee. Excels
Ice 26c. at Druggists.
Book on Menthol free. Address Cushman Manufacturing Co.. No. 324 Dearborn Street, (■•■•n BiillZhig). CHICAGO. *r TIMINNKS. lit)
Cute, Wounds, Burns, Frostl other remedies for PILES Prii
Book on Menthol free,
PILES
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J. J. WEIDA has just opened a new stock of 1 Groceries*
In his old room in the Alien block, one door east of Adams Express office and solicits the patronage of his old friends and customers.
plexion only Natu
can give. She gives
clear and soft on*
use
paint
r and soft one to those who ^ Dr. Hcbra’s Viola Cream. It is tint or powder to cover defects.
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gris rid a/ them, by Nature’s own pro-
wing the vitality of the skin ;
cess of icnew banishing all moles, pimple:
ughness, redness, Deckles. ’ jles^ blackheads, sunburn and
tan. It does this surety and harmlessly, be-
cause natural!
tn'tijr anil i ■ a, ■nii.aai
lly. Its use means both skin skin-health. Viola Skin-Soa]
beauty and skin-health. Viola Skin-Soap hastens the process, because it is a pure and delicate soap. Jt should be used in
nection with the Crei in the nursery, too. fit for a baby’s skin. Viola Skin-Soap, 25
gists or sent b
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cut by mail.
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It should be used dinary soaps are not
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Viola
Cream, 50 cents. Sold by drug-
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His motto is 'Never k llndersold.’
Munon Ksrur.ion*.
For Sale. Dwelling house, with eight rooms, pantry and cellar; good cistern. Barn and fruit trees on lot, near the public
square.
For price and terms call on JAMES F. FEE, Ollier in Centrul Hunk Building.
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Iftg Four .to Atlanta.
Oct. 26th, Xov. 5th, 15th, 25th. Dec. I 5th or Or.h, we will pell excursion tickets
To Oa-. »ccount Cotton to Al r liuHt ] 0 day*.
MhIph ExpoBition Sept. 16 to Deo, Jo,
twt nty day’s ticket, $18.60. I Account exposition, $14.25. J. A. Michaki., Agt. i F. P. Hcibtis, Agt.
At a meeting of the Athletic hoard last night Arthur Hamrick
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was elected assistant foot ball man ; ager. Action was taken to the efJ feet that no person was allowed to wear a capital “D” on themselves except those who had participated in a collegiate or intercollegiate ' game of foot ball or base ball, or | won a point in intercollegiate Held J day contest. The board expects to ! have the ‘ D” trade marked so that i it can legally giro the participants in the games and them only, the rights to wear it. The committee on subscription for the park fund made a very encouraging report. Hayes and Poynter were elected managers of the gymnasium and track athletics. The foot ball men came out better yesterday and they did good practice. We must win the I. U. game next Monday and that means that we have hard practice today and tomorrow. Practice this afternoon is being held at the new athletic park. John S. Hoagland of Terre Haute, led in the revival meeting last evening. The Noblesville foot ball team which came very near defeating Wabash was beaten by the State university eleven by the score of J8 to 0. The Noblesville Ledger thus comments on the I. U. team which is to play here on Monday: ‘‘The game of foot ball between Nobies- | ville and the State university eleven at Bloomington, Wednesday afternoon resulted in the defeat of the locals by the score of J8 to 0. The story of the contest is told in a few words and details are unnecessary. The defeated team was simply out classed at all points. They hadn’t the least chance of winning from the start, so formidable a front did the Indiana university hoys put up.” There was some talk this morning of holding school on Saturday and dismissing on Monday in order to give everyone an opportunity to go to Greencastlc and see our eleven defeat the DePauw team. A special train will probably be required and is sure to be crowded. —Bloomington Telephone. At the meeting of the Athletic board last evening it was decided to name the new athletic park the “McKeen athletic park.” H. L. Davis, ’94 of Lafayette, is visiting Phi Delt brothers and friends. Don’t miss the lecture this evening. Tickets for the Voorhees lecture will be on sale at Langdon’s at ten o’clock Saturday morning. Joe Allen gave a party to a num ber of his friends last night. Mr. Stiner. formerly of ’99, has entered school. The members of the D. K. E. were out serenading last evening. A lew Thetas gave a taffy pulling at the Durnall house Hallowe'en. This morning after chapel the students and faculty responded veiy liberally to a call for friends for the new athletic park fence. Dr. Stephenson and a number of stuj dents are at w,,rk on the fence this j afternoon. Everyone is showing i great interest in the park and the fence will be completed with but iittle expense to the athletic association. Mr. Dan Pyle and Albert Summers both of the class of 1900 are pledged Delta U’s. The Alpha Phis gave Hallowe’en party at the Harris house last night. Dr. Gobin will preacli Saturday evening and Sunday morning at Cartersbujg. The Phi Psis gave a Hallowe'en pirty at their house last night. The rooms were decorated imitating
a scene in the woods. The evening was pleasantly spent in telling ghost stories, singing etc. Considerable mischief was done last night by some one. A large tree was found on the front porch ol the Darnall house. Messrs. Wolf, Cooper, Howe, Greenman and Paul and Rodger Burlingame and Mis»es Goodwin, Mahan, Sehwin Townsley, Harding, Mitchell, Stanfield anil Ethel Campbell took supper at Mt. Meridian last evening.
StaK*" Fright In I’uhllc Speaking. There are some speakers who never experience the least bit of trepidation before an audience, but from what 1 can learn this is the exceptieu rather than the rule. A gentleman who has charmed many a Vermont audience by his mellifluous words informed me that he was frightened for the first time in his life while speaking after the witty and brilliant Depew at the recent banquet in Burlington. This is not to be woudered at, and I noticed that even the ready and self possessed toastmaster appeared at his best after the ebief orator had left the hall. One of the best known governors that the Ureen Mountain State has had iu recent years told me recently that it bothered him somewhat to think that he could never get over being embarrassed when he addressed an audience. When he wont outside the state to speak, ho said that he was more at ease, being iu the presence of strangers, but when be appeared before au assemblage of Vermonters many of whom he knew, and who knew him, iie spoke not without considerable trepidation. His experience in this direction led him at one time to congratulate ex-Seuator George F. Edmunds on the fact that the latter bad appeared in publio so much that he was perfectly at home when addressing an audienoe, but the congratulator was astonished to hear Mr. Edmunds’ reply: ‘‘You are mistaken. I never rise to my feet to speak without feeling more or less uncomfortable.”—Burlington Free
Press.
M»k» » Timely Kald. Golden, Ills., Nov. 1.—Just at the moment yesterday when the earth was rumbling and affrighted citizens of this place were endeavoring to maintain their positions iu bed, swayed by the earthquake, enterprising burglars applied the match to a fuse and blew open a safe in a general store here, thus profiting by the general noise and confusion. Several persons heard the muffled sound of the explosion, but attributed it to the earthquake.
Were we eloquent as angels, yet we should please some people more by listening than by talking.—Colton. Out of 226,000farms in Denmark only 1,900 are more than 250 acres in extent.
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Plans, Bulbs and Cut Flowers —AT— Mrs. M. J. Chaffee’s Greenhouse. 305 BiuominfctonStreet.
ON DECK AGAIN!
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Having purchased New house & Blackman's stock of musical merchandise 1 am again ready, as of obi, to wait upon my friends and customers at the old stand, .no. 17 South Indiana Street and shall take pleasure in supplying them with the best the markets afford in my line. 1’i'inos and Organs unsurpassed in material, workmanship and beauty of tone, Violins, Guitars, Mandolins, Atrmgs, Sheet Music, Stools and Scarfs, in fine, such goods as are kept in any first class music store. When in need of any of these articles you will find it to your auvantage to call on EMANUEL MARQUIS, M usic Dealer.
l.*ocal Time: Gard* BIG FOUR. GOING EAST No. HO* Cincinnati Nlirtit Kxpress ... 2-.:» a. m No. 4t Indiurapolis Flyer 9:13 a. ro No. «• Mall 4 15 p tt No. 18* Knickerbocker 5:21 p. m OolNG WENT No. 85* St. L & Cin. Night Kx 12:IWa. nr No. 9* Mail * 50 a. m No. 11* Southwestern Limited 12.38 p m No. 6+ Mattoon Aeo’m 5.67 p. m * Daily t Except rtenday N<». 3f’., night express, hauls through ears foi Cincinnati, New Yorkund Boston. No.Scouneets witn trains for Mich'gan division via Anderson and for Cincinnati divi ion. No. connects for Cincinnati. Sprlngfl Id, ()., and W. bash, Ind. No, 18. ••Knickerbocker,” hauls thmiurh sleeper for N. Y. and Boston and for Wastiington, I). C., via ( incinnatl. C & o.also dining cars. Now coaches illuminated with gas on al. trains. I . i>. Hukstib. Agent.
~-(D) lCUIS/1 WAicAN.^ChlCACOUU^jr
In effect Sunday, <>ct. 20, 1895. NORTH Hour.I). 4* Chicago Mall 1:12 a m 6* Mail and Accommodation... 12:32 pm Through Train 12:0i» n tn Fit Local 11:25 a in SOUTH BOUND. 3* Louisville Mall 2:47 am 5* Mail and Accommodation 2:83 p m 1* Chicago and Atlanta Flyer 8:09p n* N 43t t -ocal 11:25 a m * Daily, t Except Sunda, Pullman sleepers on night trains, parlor and dining ears on Nos. land 2 For complete time cards and full information iu regard to rates through ears, etc., address J. A. Michaxl. Agent F. J. UEBD, G. P. A Chic ago.
No No No No No No Ne
Trains leave oreencasne, ind.
20.
STUDENTS WILL FIND IT TO THEIR INTEREST TO GO TO Langdon’^ Book Store. -FuRNEW AND SECOND HAND College Text Books, Scratch Books, Letter Tablets, Stationery, Fountain Pens and Students Supplies. Give us a call ami we will try to please you. J. K. Langdon.
Cadies, /tt^Utiorji Do not go to 1 ndianapolis to buy dress goods, but call on Mrs. Laura Hurley, 719 S. Locust, and take yourehoice from over 10W) samples. Dresses made to ororder. Address box 773.
f, C. SMYTHK, W W TITCKEK. U. No. 25 Vine St. " • 310 K. Washington. Drs. Smythe & Tucker, Physicians and Surgeons. No. 17 Vine Street. Greencastle, Ind
B. F. cJOSLIN Haad es the Highest Grade Brasil Block
COAL
Aad the Beat Pitt sburgh an Anthracite yard opposite Vandal la frelgh i.B uj
Y. Abrams, E. A. Hamilton, W, II. Burke, C. M. Short, and Broadstreet 4 Sou keeps Hall’s Wheat Germ Grits for sale. It makes a delicious breakfast dish, and is more toothsome than other dishes made from cereals. They also sell Hall’s celebrated Wizard 1’atent Hour. Try a sack and you will always use it. 11-10 t.
VANDALIA LINE.
In effect Oct.
188ft
FOR THE WEST. Dally Mfta ni. for St. l/Ouls Dally 13:26 p m, for St. Ixmls. Dally 1:3ft p m, for St. I/Ouil. Dally 9:0fi a ni, for8t. Lou'e. Kx. Sun 5:IS p m. for Terre Haute, rOH THE EAST. Kx. Sun 8:4ft a in, for Indianapolis Dally 1:35 p m. “ " Dally 3:36 p m, “ “ Dally 2:3ft a m, “ " Dally 4:30 am “ “
No 15 No 7 No 21 No 5 No 3 No 4 No 20 No 8 No 12 No 6 No 2
Dally 6:03 p n PKORIA DIVISION
l-eace Terre Haute.
No 7b Ex Sun 7:05 a m, tor Peoria. No 77 *• " 3:55 p tn. for Decatur Tor complete time card, glv.i.g all trains and statlonH. and for full Information an to rates, through cars, etc., addn ss
J.8. Dowlino, Agent,
K, A. Ford. Greencastle Gen'l Pass. / gt. St. Koulg Mo.
A FRIEND'S ADVICE. If you wish to save 10 to 20 per cent on the dollar men buy your Dry Goods, Notions, Hats and Caps, Boots and Shoes, Groceries, Tinware, Glassware, Queensware, Wooden ware at
He 6ie stoie
COR. MAIN AND OHIO m.
The Banner times For Statements, Bill Heads, etc. The Banner Times For Envelopes. The Banner Times For Letter Heads. The Banner Times For Legal Blanks. The Banner Times For Sale Bills and Fosters. The Banner Times For all kinds of job printing at .owett prices. ' rf
Kxcursion to Atlanta, <ia. The Vandalia line will make excursion rates to Atlanta account Cotton Exposition, tickets good going Sept. 15th to Dec. 15th, return limit Jan. 7th. Rate $25.35 round trip. Tickets good for 20 days returning will be sold on same dates at rate of $KS.(>(). For further particulars see J. N. Dowlino, Agt. Keeping everlastingly advet.is ing brings success. tf
At No. 15 north Vine street, Hunt n lias turned out 8750 cabinet pictures at $1.50 per dozen in eight months and still they come. tu4fri tf For Envelopes see The Banner Times, printers.
Best Route Southeast South Southwest is the Louisville and Nashville Railroad •PKOIAL INDUCEMENTS TO PROSPECTIVE SETTLERS.
Full Information cheerfully furnished upon Application to 1. K. HI WELL I. W.PMS. Aunt, CkiCfllO, 111. C. P. ATIORE, Ots'l Tan. Alt.. LomiTilie, It.
THE KEY WEST ROSE is The Best 5 Cent Cigar in Towr H. D. GRAHAM, Xo. 8 South Jackson Street.
‘It pays the merchant and liusinesa niuti to talk liberally to tbe public through the col uni ns of The Hanneh Times.
For Sale.—Uhl papers, suitable I putting under carpets or on elo shelves, for sale cheap at the Bank Times office.
For Statements see
The Banner Times, printer
For Letter Heads see The Banner Times
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