Daily Greencastle Banner and Times, Greencastle, Putnam County, 1 January 1896 — Page 3
I Hr. BANNER iIIuEo, GREENCaSlLE, INTJ ATfA. WEDNESDAY JANUARY 1
CHRISTMAS IS OVER.
Now is the time to buy furniture cheap you can buy anything in our line cheaper than ever before. Couches for $2.50. A nice pastel picture with glass and frame for 25 cents. All other goods at a bargain. BLACK & BLACK 1 ~7 & 19 EAST WASHINGTON ST.<5-
School Shoes.
THK LOCAL FIELD
We Now Have in Stock More SCHOOL SHOES Than all the Other Stores in the City. They are Superior in Style and Quality as Well as Lower in Price Than Any Youi Can Get Elsewhere. Louis Hoys, THE SHOE MEN.
What is Going on In and About Fair Greencastle. I.ATES1 CITY HAPS ANO MISHAPS. Where Our People are Uuiiir and Where Their Queata are Stopping;-Neva of Interest Over the City—The Beat Column in tha Paper for tjulrk Reading. WON'T THINK Of leaving the city, even for a abort time, without ordering the Daily Hanneu Ti m ks to follow you. It eoata you but 10 cents a ween as it does here st home, and the address will be changed as oft■ u as you desire.
See the ELEGANT Line
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FALL SAMPLES
E. W. WET ITEM’S Merchant Tailor Shop. BEST LINE IN THE CITY AT LOWEST PRICES OVEN JONES' DRUG STORE OPPOSITE posT-orrtCE Cleaning and Repairing a Spec-
ialty.
M rs.
r C. SMYTHK, U W tpckkh. tl. No. 25 Vine >t. " • 810 K. Wushiugton.
Drs. Smythe & Tucker, Physicians and Surgeons.
No. IT Vine Street. Greencastle. Ind
Are You Lookinf'for Bargains?
SEE
dames M. Hurley,
Real
and,
Estate, Insurance
Loan Agent.
Property of all kinds for sale
or rent.
2ND FLOOR -- 1ST NATIONAL BANK.
GREENCASTLE IND
Stings of Insects.
For the stings of bees, wssps and hor» nets bathe quickly with Brazilian Balm. It kills the poison anil stops the pain
stantly.
J. J. WE1DA
—IS THE—
GROCER
— FOR —
THC- PEOPLE-
His stock, while not the larg
est is certainly the choicest. He treats every
body right and
Will Not Be Undersold
A happy New Year to all. Mrs. J. P. D. John is quite sick Miss Bertha Beck is visiting
John Cross.
Miss Kate V.'eik is visiting in Brazil
today.
James Moss is in Indianapolis fora few day’s stay. Miss Keba Insley returned to Terre Haute this morning. Chas. Bivin went to Clay City this morning on business. J. V. Durham is in Olney, Illinois, conducting a laud trade. Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Peregrine arrived yesterday from Ontario. Elizabeth Burgess, of this city, lias been granted a widow’s pension. .Miss Mary Evans went to Terre Haute today to enter normal scbool. There is considerable enforced swearing otl today—the saloons are dosed. Mrs. J. M. Hollick and children, of Indianapolis, are visiting .Tallies Hollick
and family.
Chas. Williams and wife, of Morgan county, are visiting liie latter’s sister, Mrs. Sim Parker. Miss Myrtle Kidpath will entertain the inomhers of the class of ’90, High School, at tier home tins evening. The Art club have “Coiot” for Jan. 2, Mrs. Beckett leader. An interesting morning is expected at Mrs. Albert .Vi-
len’s.
Mrs. Boiling, of Terre Haute, who has been visiting her parents, Mr. and | Mrs. Thos. O’Connell, has returned
home.
i The ladies of tlie College Avenue M. E. church will entertain llieir friends this evening at the church parlors from 7 to 11 o’clock. Miss Pauline Sharp entertained a company of friends last evening at her home on east Hanna street. The old year was watched out ami the new welcomed amid pleasant conversation and
music.
▲ n exchange ventures into the field of social science to remark that it is well established principle'©! economics that the young man who gets up wh the sun should not stay up later than
10 with the daughter.
The ladies are out in cabs, on foot, in
sleighs, and hob sleds today calling on the gentlemen. This onslaught is thought to be the first serious break of the “new woman ’ in Oreencastlc. Ibe
men are enjoying the novelty. Miss Lulu bteeg was pleasantly sur-
prised la-t evening by a number of friends at her homo in Llinedale. The guests assembled to see the new year in and with games, music and conversation the old year was brought lo a close
Mrs. F. H. Laminers and Miss Ella
Beckwith entertained a large party of friends last evening at the residence of the former, 3IHI mirth Jackson street
- - ~ ! I’nitjue invitations sel In poetry were
Tixlny’s Laicni Markets. | issued calling the guests at eight r Furi.ished the Daily Banner Pimkb ( . ar( | s >v ,, r ,. fir si amuse duilv by K.W. Allen, manager of Artbiu , ment progressive euchre being the
j^jgaik.e. Tlmi feature eontimieu until 10:30, Mrs. H. II. Mathias and Mr. II.
vi din appeared and the light fames ic was tripped on the canynsed floors. The old time melodies from the fiddle unloosened the pent energy and agilitv of some of the “middle agers” present who joined the younger generation in such favorites as the “Virginia Reel,” “Dan Tucker” and some of Hon. H. II. Mathias original quadrille figures. Old 18lhi passed all too quickly in the charge of such delightful entertainers as the hostesses upon tliis occasion. I’he new 1890 wa~ ushered in with general handshakes and “Happy New \ears,” anti the- guests departed charmed with their splendid evening of amusement anti gaiety. The whistle of the Greencastle Manufacturing Company plant made merry music this morning from twelve to one o’clock. The whistle wasn’t “chimed” up to its full capacity, and it will sound much louder when full blown. The sounds made known to the world will be but the beginning of a business that is destined to grow witli the year until it becomes a thing of pride for all Greencastle. The new factory is in
evidence.
Mr. Alva H. Bradshaw and Miss Mary Emma Sweeny were married Tuesday evening, December 31, 1895. They will he at home after January 20, 189(1, at 308 west Liberty street, this city. Rev. W. K. Weaver pronounced the ceremony at the residence of Mrs. Lillie Allen. A “Mothers Meeting” will be held in connection with W. r.’T. U. Thursday afternoon in College Avenue church. Mrs. C. Martin, state superintendent of Social Purify, will make this meeting of special interest to mothers. Public
invited.
The condition of Mrs. J. II. James, Wiio suffered a stroke of paralysis Sunday morning, remains about the same. Her physician says she has made but little progress toward recovery. The Home Columbian club have issued invitations for a reception on Tuesday evening, Jan. 7, at the residence of Dr. Ridpath. ^LW. L. Turner lias returned to Indianapolis after a few days yisit here. Mrs. Wilhelm, of Indianapolis, is visiting Z. Potter and family. P. K. Buskirk came up from Bloomington at noon.
We Will Have I'rutectlon. Terre Haute Tribune. In case the British should decide to bring their Meet up the Wabash river and bombard the local news paper row in retaliation for recent tail twisting, it is comforting to know that at Greencastle there are two of the best guns in the United States. They shoot five miles ac curately, and were presented to the DePauw university military department in recognition of the breaking of the world's record for rapidly mounting anti dismounting a piece by an artillery company there two years ago. Frank Strouse, of the Vandalia ollices, a member of General’s McKee’s stall, was an officer of the company which broke the record.
( oufttiierciul Sold. With the beginning of the new year the Commercial hotel passed into the hands of Mr. C. H. Cunningham. former praprietor of the Clinton house at Kokomo. The trade which lias been pending several days, was brought to a focus yesterday. Mr. Cunningham brings a family with him to this city. W. A. Stultz. the retiring landlord will visit relatives in Roachdnle for a short time and tiien go to Indian apo is where lie will take the road for a cigar house.
0O NO* *HINK
I hat you can buy Furniture cheaper elsewhere than Hanna sells it. He will duplicate anyone’s prices and go them one better. Don't forqet that he sells couches at a lower figure than you can get them elsewhere.
HHNN7TS, THE PLACE FOR BARGAINS.
Alpheus Birch
Slade ana m Swiies,
S. W. Corner Public Square
Look out for colds at tliis season. Keep yourself well ami strong by taking Hood’s Sarsaparilla, the great tonic and blood purifier.
Lost, gim stock. Finder return lo Bannf.k Times office and receive irward. 05t3-. For Sale—Seven room cottage, modern conveniences, good location. Inquire at this office. (i0t<! Geo. It. Arthur, the piano tuner, is here tuning pianos for the school of music. Any orders for tuning left there will receive his attention. ti5t2
Jordan’s poultry liotise.
Hens Springs,ehol
Springs, fnnev t% r ooks, .... 2 Turkey b< ns t|^ Tin-key.old toms Turkeys, young ISpda. unu over choice fat (1)4 Geese, I', t. over I Ducks ... ,v e Rugs, fresli subject to handling )5 Butter, good 10
C. I.ewis capturing the prize-. Substantial and elegant refreshment' followed the eards, after which the rooms were cleared of tables and chairs. Professor I*. B. Elliolt w ith lib magio
The Kevlval Has Closed.
The great revival at the Christian church ceased last evening amid marvelous enthusiasm and interest. Greencastle has not wit nessed such an awakening for many years and never in the history of the Christan church has there been such au ingathering. Many of the -additions are among the best families and most influ ential citizens. The church has been greatly strengthened spiritu ally and financially and with its enlarged opportunities for uselul ness has a bright future for good before it. The house was packed to the doors last night and the walls from one side to the other were lined by men standing. 'Mr. Boyer discoursed beautifully on the subject, “From the Cradle to the Grave,” showing the wonderful power of Christianity in conferring blessings upon all classes and during all the stages of life, childhood, youth, manhood and old age. He closed with such an appeal to sinners to become obedient to Christ as is seldom heard, and seventeen persons responded, making 183 ad ditions during the revival. Six persons were baptized. After short talks by the pastor, Mr. Boyer, ami others, the converts formed a circle around the room ana, grasping hands, sang 1 Blest be the tie that binds.” One bun dred and (ifty-one comprised the group anti presented a most impressive sesne as they completely enclosed the groat audience in the seats. Mr. Boyer offered a beautiful prayer that touched every heart. After an hour of social enjoyment another service was held appropriate to the dying of the o’d year and the birth of the new. At half past twelve the farewell word was spoken to Messrs. Boyer and Brower who have accomplished so j much good in the community and who hold such a warm place in so ! many hearts. They are noble, I grand, true men. This afternoon at two o’clock a baptismal service was held. No doubt several will 1 he baptized after prayer meeting
anti others next!
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The Soldiers’ monument at Indianapolis is open to visitors. The monument is provided with a passenger elevator and a view from the top is most magnificent. It is the proper fad when visiting the city to take a trip up the shaft. tf.
We have just received a cat load of fine prairie hay from Kansas. Call and see it.—Harris Milling Co. 2t Indestructibly Mica chimneys for Welsbm-k lamps, for sale at Conner Bros., Hardware Co. 42-tf.
HOLIDAY GOODS. A fine display of Haviland and Grermaa china, also a general line of queensware and glassware. Candies, fruits, etc., in abundance.
THE PERFECT”
Hot-Air
m Blast Furnace.
P>iiv a Furnace that will burn Any kind of coal successfully A furnace Specially constructed to prevent the formation of Smoke by consuming all GASES. A HEAT PRODUCER and FUEL SAVER. Will burn any variety of Soft orHard coal without a Continuous Waste of mioke front the chimney; will keep fire over night. Perfect combustion with great saving of fuel, leaving very little ashes. Far in advance for superior Merit and Heating capacity over any furnace in Existence. For sale by
H.S. RENICK&,CO..
The \V«*ai her.
The indications for this vicinity for the coming thirty-six hours are as follows ae received bv H. S Renick & Co. from the official
weather bureau at Indianauolis: Indianapolis, Ind., Jan. 1. Fair weather, slightly warmer
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jTliursday.
The following local observations as taken daily by Guy Wilson who is in charge of the official weather instruments located on the roof ol
the West College building: Maximum temperature yesterday
Minimum
Temperature todav. 7 n in •* noon
iB.O 20.1) 3o,0
.00
Rain fall, melted snow \inelieni .. .00 The noon temperature is taken dully by the
it annex Times.
From LaGrippe. How Dr. Miles’ Nervine Restored One of Kentucky’s Business
Men t0 Hcalth -
Wl\y m it, Voti THAT HAMILTON SELLS SO MANY GOODS? This is the reason: He nas 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.
Give Him a Gall. E. A. HAMILTON, Southeast conow square
“MfCCi PRESENT INDICATIONS. Wc are inclined fo think t)ie time for a good warm -wit of Underwear would not he a bad investniMit. VJwir line being complete. You are cordially invited, call on
SUTHEIRDIN, ^ THE WASHINGTON STREET HABERDASHER.
PEkGIAL. - SALxEv - OK R O U S E R Sfe ALL WOOL < ASIMKRE MAI>E TO ORDER AT *3.<»0. I!XT 15A V ALL KS AT $3.75, #4.9", $1.50 and $0.00. A lnok will make you .< customer.
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LESTER.
FOR 1896 AT ALLEN’S DRUG STORG.
Thursday evening,
Sunday night.
Soutll tar«i**lH’ll*i It'.
M. Aden, of Gosport, is the guest of Juluis Sudranski and family. Walter Riley has returned from Brazil. Ice on thS “Lagoon” is about ready for another skate.
!\Jo DISEASE has ever presented so many peculiarities as LaGrippe. Noftlaemm* leaves its victims fo debilitated, useless, sleepless, nerveless, as LaGrippe. Mr. D. W. Hilton, state apentof tbe Mut- ; ual Life Insurance Co., of Kentucky,says: t “In 1S89 and ’90 ] had two severe attacks 1 of LaGrippe, the last one attacking my nervous system with such severity that my life was despaired of. I had not slept for more Qian two months except by the use of narcotics fnat stupefied me, but Rave me no rest. I was only conscious of intense mental weakness, agonizing; r >dily pain and the fact that i was houny growing weaker. When in M.Lcondli.o... i commenced using Dr. Miles’ Restorative Nervine.. In two days i be?an to ioiurove and in one mout h's time 1 was cured, much to tho surprise of all who knew of my condition. I have been in excellent health since and have recommended your remedies to many of my friends.** Louisville, Juu. 22, 1805. D, W. Uilton. Dr. Miles’ Nervine Restores Health.
1 am Exclusive Agent for CRAWFORD COAL C'O., of Brazil. And also handle LEADING GRADES Anthracite; Wood and Kindling. Will make close prices. Office,Ba.xnkr Timk.s Block. Leave orders at Walter Alien’s Drug Store or with Marj Tennant
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