Daily Greencastle Banner and Times, Greencastle, Putnam County, 13 December 1895 — Page 4

T\ih BANNER TIMES. GREENCASTLE. INDIANA FRIDAY DECEMBER 13 139,5

DEPAI W UNIVERSITY

THE BEST NEWS OF OUR GREAT AND GROWING INSTITUTION.

drews; negative. Colonel Hall, Sim Gavin and Bro. Gilbert. .Miss Edith Coflin will start tomorrow for her home in Winfield, Kansas, to attend the wedding of her sister, who was in college last

The Miideut*’ notna* Tlielr t’olletie , t '' 1 r> * billip, iaw !M.

.Miss Ruby Dicks, of Fillmore, is

and 'OK-tal 1.IIV Their Incident* an,I NoIch oi the (Irluht

i.ivc» or vomiic vicn and ] veiling Miss W vsong.

Woiii«‘ii ToI«l l»> S|>< cimI lleporler.

The

Miss Blanche Walton is in India-

napolis today on business.

VAN CAMP BOSTON BAKED

prospect for a good base Arthur Hamrick returned today hall team next sp.ing are indeed I frmn Clayton where he attended lliitteiing. wedding ot a friend. The DePauw H'ceUy did not ap Prof> rook wU1 exnmine hig R i pear this week. Those who have ology cla88 on Fnngi tomorrow .

uot paid their subscription had

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have a delicious flavoi \ other brands haven't. - | ways moist, fresh and read ,- 1 to be eaten. Easily earn d ; and greatly relished at pit - ? nies. In three sizes: to, 15 ^ and 2oe ut your grocers. That'3 the trade mark. j Remember it. i Van Gs^p Packing Company, j liiCiar.apol!s, Ind.

Its a v/iMEtt ^^BwtleAx Plug in the lead nAS JUMPED INTO PUBLIC FAVOR ON ACCOUNT OF ITS SIZE AND QUAUTY.IT5 a Great Big Piece OF HIGH GRADE TOBACCO FOR 10 CENTS

Today's L,ocai yiarkrtR. IFurt ished the Daily Ban.nlr T-Mks dailv by K.W. Allen, ma' agerof Arthiu Jordan’s Douitry house. 1 Hens 5 Pprim,*, s *Jr>e«R 2g Turkey h( ns li Turkey, old toms H Turkeys, young ISpdg.ana over ehoioe fat. » Geeae. f. f. over 4 Ducks 5'. Kggs. fre*h subject to handling is Butter, good I2

If you have I.aOripne, try 4-C. If your ehiluren have the croup, try i I *( If you can’t sleep from coughing and I cold, try 4-C. If you have the asthma, try 4-C. If you have a harsh, hacking cough, , try 4-C. If you have consumption, try 4-C. • I th & w tf. The Banner Times—10c. a week

better pay it. The third concert of the Artist concert course will he given next Monday evening. At a meeting of the Athletic board last night Homer Tally was elected one of the managers of the gymnasium and track athletics. Mr. Tally fills the place made vacant by the resignation of 1’aul Poynter. An athletic concert will be given by home talent about the 18th of

January.

The faculty have selected M. M. Parkhurst, of Chicago, formerly pastor of College Avenue church, to deliver the sermon on Founders’ and Benefactors’ day. Col. Weaver quizzed his class in economics this morning. Miss Abbott, IllOO, is s'ck at her home on Hanna street. All railroads belonging to theCentral Traffic association will offer special rates for stuuen{s on ihe certificate plan. George Deerhake, formerly of !I7, now of Indianapolis, and Miss Permelia Ellis, '93, were married in this city yesterday afternoon. The Alpha Phi sorority and tin; Sigma Nu fraternity attended in a

body.

We notice the following in the

Theological lyeeum :

Frank Hall will visit his sister

at vjuiacey, III. next week.

A number of students were out

skating this afternoon.

When it comes to the genuine article of news the Bannkk Timks has it.

I Eat Good

Bread, Pies and Cakes, Made at the Home Bakery C. LUETEKE.

Juin the popular excursion to Atlanta December 16, via I. I). & W. Ky. Last Sunday 1 w as attacked with lagrippe in an aggravated form. By night I suffered greatly with pains in my head ; all my bones ached; my eves became inflamed; in fact was all “broke up.” 1 commenced taking Four-C; took two large doses before retiring; next day felt comparatively well except some soreness. 1 give your Four- < remedy full credit. For La Grippe it is a success. O, * . Scott, 70K S. 7tli street, Arkansas City, Kan. Dee. 24, 1891.

STUDENTS WILL FIND IT TO THKIK INI’Kit KST TO GO TO Lanjrdon's Book Store,

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Mouon Klriirslons, Hume Seek* rs excursion to southern points .Nov. 27. Dec. 3, 10, 17, very low rates. To Atlanta. Ga.. account Cotton States exposition. Dec. nth and loth, 11 4.2f> other dates $18.00 for round trip. Through trains and tpiickest time on r. cord to Atlanta. .1. A. Mich all, Agt.

-FORNEW AND SECOND HAND College Text Books, Scratch Books, Letter Tablets, Stationery, Fountain Pens and Students Supplies. Give us a call and we will try to please you. ei. K. Lsan^don.

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Are You Looking for Bargains?

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dames IYI. Hurley,

No 29 1 Hilly No 8 Dully No 12 Dally *o h Dh 11 y No 2 Dally

—1:35 p in. .. .3:3(5 p in, 2:3b a m, —4:30 a in

0:03 p m

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signed by proper officer oi the institusolved that all liquors during cold | t j 0! ,

weather should he taken thiough a ! o n Dee. 20 only we will sell tickets to funnel; affirmative, Comrade Mor-1 (il ‘- a,ul 'eturn tor $I2.1.«

| good returning ten davs from date of

ns, Verling Helm and Doc. An I sale. J. A. Mu hakl, Agt.

GREENCASTLE IND

No Opium.

Brazilian Balm is the only congh

Nicholson’s photograohs make nice re n ie dy on the market that contains no Xm ts presents, postoffice gal- D . ! ? ,u “ ,n for “- N ? 0 P i " m . . to c ® n -

lery 29 e o d.

stipate or foster the opium habit,

member this.

GREAT

SiaiigMfii 4 Sale

AT

Silve- Butter Dishes like atiovc $1.00

cuts’ Fine Gold Filled Watches like h.o... >10.00 ?

SHIPLEYS JEWELRY STORE BEGINNING DEC. 14 AND CLOSING DEC. 25.

Every Article in this Great Stock at just

SOLID SILVER THIMBLES 10 cents Triple plated Silver cups for children 25c

butter dishes $1.00 syrup pitchers i.oo tea sets, 4 pieces 6.00 tea spoons, per set ol six. .. 1.00 tablespoons” “ “ ” ...1.50 knives ” “ “ . 1.00 forks “ ” “ “ ... 1.0c butter knives 35< sugar shells vu E.SHIPLEY,

cliannA

ilke above, $2.

Solid silver tea spoons, per set of 6 $3.00 “ “ sugar shells $1.00 “ butter knives $j.oo Solid gold heavy band rings 50 Ladies fine gold filled watches $8,00 Gents “ *io!oo Elegant gold watches, price 540.00 now $20.00

“ I30.00 now 15.00 < < < < t * ,4 j. T25.00 now $12,50

“ sil ver “ •* $18.00 now $9.00 Heavy solid gold spectacles $6.00 now $3 < o Greencastle, Ind.

Local Time Gard. BIO KOI It. GOING FAST. No. :k5* Tmu mnati Nlirfif Expresn ... 2 a. m No. 4t Indiamtpolis Flyer 9:13 a, m No. x- Mail 4 15 p it No. 18* Knickerbocker 5:21 p. no GOING vv KST No. 35' St. L & Cln. NIkIh Kx 12:32 a. it No. ii" Mail k;5o a. m No. 11" southwfHtern Limited 12.;iK p. id No 6+ Mat toon Aoo’m ;5;57 p. in * Daily t Kxoopt Sunday No. 33, nlKht express. Imulsthrough ears fot Cincinnati, New York and Boston. No.4connects witn trains for Mich'ir ui tlivlsion via Anderson and for ( Incfnnatl division. No. is. •'Knlekerboeker,” haul tinoutrh sleeper for N. Y. and BoHton and for Washington, D. C., via Cincinnati, C. & o.alse d'nina cars. New coaches illuminated with If*»» on all trains. F. P. Huestib. Agent.

in effect Sunday, .Nov i0, 1895. NORTH BOUND. No 4" t hicairo Mall 1:12 a no No rt" Mail and Accommodation. . .12:31pm No 2" Through Train 12:09 r> m No 44t Local 11:25 a m SOUTH BOUND. So 3" Louisville Mali 2:47 am No 5" Mail and Accommodation 4:'^ p m N 1* Chicago and Atlanta Flyer . 4:53 p id No 43+ I ooal 11:2.3 a no Daily. + F.xceot sundH, Pullman sleepers on night trains, parlor ana dining cars on Nos. 1 and 2. For complete t ime cards and full Informatlor. in regard to rates through cars, etc., address J. A. MiCFAEls Agent F. J. Rked. G. V. A Chi Cairo

VANDALEA UNE. Trains leave oreoncasm-. ind. in effect Oct.

20.189.3

FOR THE WEST.

No 15 tmilv 8:45a tn. for St. Louis No 7 Daily 12:2(1 p n;, for St. Louis. No2l Dally 1: : J5 p m. for St. Louis. No r» Daily 9;u5 a in, for St. Lou's. No 3 Fx. Sun... . 5:18 p m, foi Terre Haute

n-R THE EAST.

No 4 Kx. sun —8:45a in, for Indianapolis

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Monon Holiday ivates.

For the ClirUtmxH anil New Year holidays tickets will be on sale Dec 21, 25 and .'tl. and Jan. 1 to all points on

this road and to various points on other j . .

roa.ls at one and one third fare for the .^‘V' r , I amt Htatluhs, am) for i-dl mforinatlon an to round trip, acood returninir until :md i KinQS lOF SdlC races, through cars, etc., addn , ss

including Jan. 2. Holiday rates will , Of I'CIlt.

he given students to cover the vacation I

Debate, Re- I'eriod upon presentation of eertitiente 2no FLOOR - - 1st NATIONAL BANK.

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PEOHI \ D|\ ISION

Real Estate, Insurance and I n‘('“7:.3:'x .. .w«a m. i..r i*«oHa.

| No77 *• '* 3:56p ip. for Decatur For complete time card, giv.i.g all trains

J.8. Dowling, Agent,

F, A. Ford, Greencastle

Gen'l Pass. Agt, St. laouis Mo.

Every business man in this country will acknowledge that this year has been a very dull year, and although my business has been very large (being twenty five per cent above the average) yet 1 have several thousand dollars worth of goods more than I wish to carry over to next year, and rather than do so have decided to offer my entire stock at above price. Many will try to make you believe that in order to make such prices I have raised the price; in answer to this I would say that I have not changed the price of an article in my entire stock All goods are marked in plain figures and after buying an article if you don’t find the regular price (say nothing about the one-half off) lower than same goods will cost you elsewhere, you can return the same and receive your money, also please remember that you are not buying of a stranger. I have been in business in Greencastle for twenty-one years and will hack what l say by my reputation. I quote a few prices on some articles and all others will be sold at same rate.

Luilies’ Fine Filled Watclie like above