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tUJL BANNER TIMES. GREENCASTLE. INDIANA. SATURDAY JANUARY 18 1806

Boston - Store.

January Clearance Sale OF AL>L> OUR WINTER GOODS-

DRESS GOODS. SILKS. CLOAKS. JACKETS, UNDERWEAR HOSIERY. NOTIONS, ETC., WILL BE OFFERED

AT THE LOWEST PRICES EVER NAMED FOR FIRST-CLASS MERCHANDISE.

Sale begins today January 18, and will continue the remainder of this month, until February 1 st.

Dress Goods.

Turkey Red Damask,

worth 30c a yd. sale price 22c

All-wool Henriettas ,40 Best Turkey Red Dain. wide, in black and mask, worth 65c yd. sale

colors, formerly 45 cents price 49c

a yard, now 29c ~ _ Fancy Novelty suit- CTUSiICS. ings, 40 in. wide regular i . _ price 3-G. Per yard.... 24c / 5 Pieces 5 c Toweling, Fine silk-finished Hen- ' sa e P ri . ce ' • • 3 ? 4 C riettas, black, regular 75c 10 pieces linen crash, grade, clearance sale bleached, formerly 10c,

price 49c sa ^ e P r ' ce - • • • • 7 V 2 All-wool Novelty Suit- Our 12ic linen crashes ings, sold formerly for 65c sa ‘e P rice • • • • • 9 C per yd. reduced to 39c Our 15c linen crashes, One lot black and col- sale price. * 2 % c ored Velveteens, regular 1000 yds Cotton Hannel forprice 50c, clearance sale j rnerly 8 rj sale_ price

price 35c

extra heavy, worth $1.00 sale price 75c Ladies union suits.... 48c 10 do/, ladies’ ribbed wool hose, worth 65, sale price 40c 10 do/, ladies’ seamess wool hose, worth 45c sale price 30c 15 doz. ladies’ ‘Oxford’ seamless wool hose, gray, worth 40c, sale price... . 25c 20 doz. ladies cashmere wool hose, worth 35c sale price 20c 25 doz. ladies’ “Nuneaton ' stainless fleeced hose worth 25c, sale price.... 15c

6c A YARD.-

Sheetings a n d

Tickings.

All our Light Colored Shirting prints, formerly 5c sale

price

33 + c A YARD.

Hod Comforts.

Good Ticking, worth

12*4, sale price 9c

Heavy feather Ticking,

worth 20c, sale price. ... 15c

F^xtra heavy feather Ticking worth 25c sale

price 18c

Hickory Shirting, 36 in. wide, checks and

Cloaks.

$1 50 Comforts go at.. .?i. 10 Si.25 Comforts go at.. . .89c 1.00 Comforts go at.... 75c 75c Comforts go at 50c

Prices cut in two. Every Jacket in the house at halt

price.

Ladies’ $4.00 Jackets, price, ;

^2.00,

Ladies’ S5.00 Jackets, price,

52.50

Lace Curtains.

stripes, formerly ,o and j^ies' *6.50 Jackets, price 12 1-2, sale price 8G ^ T , .t , c*. • • *’i Ladies r>7.so ackets, price Hickory Shirting,30 in. * ' J J 1 wide, worth 10, sale price 6c v’ CT > * t i

Ladies >10.00 Jackets, price mil t • 85.00.

1 able -Linens. Misses’Jackets at half price.

25 pairs $i,oo Lace Curtains, sale price 69c 20 pairs $1.75 Lace Curtains, sale price .... >1.25 15 pairs $2.00 Lace Curtains, sale price.... $1.48 10 pairs $2.75 Lace Curtains, sale price... .$1.98 10 pairs $4,25 Lace Curtains, sale price... .83.25 10 pairs 85.00 Lace Curtains, sale pn e....$5.98

Underwear and

Hosiery.

F'ine half - bleached Damask, worth 55c, sale

prices, per yard 39c

Our 50c linens go at.. 33c

Our $ 1.00 linens go at 75c Ladies’ ribbed vests, Fine bleached Damask worth 25c, sale price. .. . plain center, Grecian Ladies' wool vests, border, worth 82.00 a yd. worth 75c, sale price. . . . sale price 81.50 Ladies' wool vests,

Notions.

19c

5 oc

6 do/, agate buttons 5c Good hair or clothes brush 10c Needles per paper ic Finishing braids, per bolt 10c 3 papers of pins for 5c Safety pins, 2 do/ for 5c LaPage’s mucilage a bottle 5c 2 bars Wrisley’s castile soap 5c

This is a chance of money saving that comes but very rarely. Now is the time to buy good staple Dry Goods while one dollar will buy as much as two dollars later on. This is no FIRE SALE, GOODS DAMAGED BY WATER OR AUCTION STORE GOODS, but are all FIRST CLASS GOODS. Our patrons and the public know that we never misrepresent. OUR MOT TO! Everything as advertised or money refunded. Sale begins today, January, 18.

T. HBRAMS & SON.

Motion Exrurtiioiip,

On tin* Hr-t Tiif.-ilny of eiicli month iiutii furt.n*r notice we will sell one way “settlers" tickets to points in southern states south of Kentucky and Tennessee line at greatly reduced rales .fannary *27 anil 28, Febru? ry 10 and 11, and March 9 and 10, we will sell Home Seekers tickets to various points in southern and southwestern states at one fare pin- two dollars for the round trip. Return limit thirty ilavs from i ate of sale. For full information address. • J. A. Michael, ^gt.

Convention t a

Home Seekera’ Kxcnraion*. On January 14, 28, Feb. It, March 10, the Vandalia I.ine will sell excursion tickets to points in Alabama. Arizona, Arkansas, Florida, Indian Territory, Kentucky, Louisiana, Mississippi, Missouri, North Carolina, Oklahoma, Tennessee, Texas, and Virginia. Rate one fare round trip plus 4. For further particulars see J. S. Dowling, Agt.

The republicans of the Fifth congressional district will meet at the | court house, Terre Haute, inti., at 11 o’cloek a. m., Tuesday, January 21, 189(>. to elect a member of the state committee. The representation of said convention will he one delegate for each 200 and fraction of HNl or more votes east for William l 1 . Owen for secresary of state at the the last election. X. Filbkck. ('hairman. flKol:c;K M. Ai.ll.n. Keeielary. The basis for the comities will he as follows: note | Itates | Clay IT I Hfiulrtiks Irt Mormin 1H l*arke IS i ‘utaam n \ in 1 ' ;m Vermillion.... 9

plexioti only Natun

can (jive. She gives a new, -

nd soft nee to those who

Total

114

p (' SMYTHK, ll. No. 25 Vine St.

U’ W TUCKER.

u ■ .110

3KI K. Washington.

Dre. Smythe &, Tucker,

Physicians and Surgeons No. 17 Vine Street. Ureencaetle. tnd

“If wisdom's ways you’d wisely keep, Two things observe with care.” Flaster your house with Acme Cement, j And not with lime and hair.

Marvelous. The results attained right here at home have been marvelous. Hundreds of your neighbors who have used Wright’s Celery Capsules say so. They cure kidney, liver and stomach trouble, rheumatism. Constipation and sick headaches. Why pay U-dt) every two weeks for a bottle of medicine w hen you can get treatment at I cent a day. Wright'- Celery Capsules give 100 days’ treatment for $1.00. Backed by a bank to cure you, or refund your money. Sold by Albert Allen. Druggist, dec 27 d-w 5 w

clear anu -

use Dr. Hcbra s Viola Cream. It is’ hot a paint or powder to cover defects. // gvfs rid of them, by Nature’s own pro cess of renewing the vitality of the fkin ; banishing all roughness, redness, Deckles. — ' blackheads, sunburn ana

es tms surely and harmlessly, be-

cause naturally. Its use means both skin-

Viola Skin-Soa]

banishing all roughness, redness, moles, pimple*, blackheads, sunbi tan. It does this surely and harnih cause naturally. Its use means b< beauty and skin-health. Viola S

hastens the process, because it is a pure delicate soap. It should be useef in t nection with the Cream* It should be i in the nursery, too. Ordinary soaps are i fit for a baby’s skin. Viola Cream, 50 cer Viola Skin-Soap, 25 cents. Sold by dri

gists or sent by mail. Send to

0. C. BITTNEU < <• TOLEDO, O. rj gJl

conused

not nts. ug-

R. B. HURLEY 908 S. Locust street, Greeneastle, Ind.

Ijif.rtppe Cured. I.ast spring one bottle of yourC.C*! A C. C. cured me of cold and hoarseness. It is the only remedy that gave me com- ! plete relief when attacked by la grippe. Have not tieen troubled since. Joseph Spawn, East Bolton, i

Today'. Loral Mnrkvt*. JFnrr.lehed the Daily Manner Tthkb ‘••lilv bv R.W. Allen, mnnagerof Artbui Jordan’s noiiltry House. 1 Mens t>N Springs, ehotyp 0 springs, flags 8 L'ocas, 2 Turkey hens. • Turkey.old toms 9 Turkeys, young Idpds.iiiiu over cboloe fat flX Geese, f. f. over 4H Oueks 6V4 Eggs fresh subject to handling .... 12K Duttir. good... 101

Cushman's MENTHOL INHALER Cuivs all troubles of the Head and Throat.

DEPAUW UNIVERSITY

THE BEST NEWS OF OUR GREAT AND GROWING INSTITUTION.

The ^Indents' Holngs Their College and No,-la I Lite -Their (.iiesta-Tn-eldei,Is and Moles of the Hrlght Lives of .Tlany Young Tien and Women Told by Special Heporler.

The senior and junior preps tried again yesterday afternoon to take the seniors’ Hag from the middles. There were about twenty-five to a side. There was a lively scrimmage for a while hut the seniors could not get possession of their flag. As a result of the fight there were several black eyes, bloody noses and muddy torn clothes. The 1900 boys had better cease, if by the aid of the juniors they can not hold their ground. A very large audience greeted Dr. M. M. I’arkhurst last night in Meharry hall. His subject was the “Divinity of Christ,” which subject he handled in a masterly manner. Rev. Parkhurst is an easy talker and logical thinker. There was not so much enthusiasm manifested last night as there usually is on such an occasion, but we heard some truths last night that will give us something to think ovet in the future. When a young man tells us a party is going home and nn item is made of it in the paper, and he fails to go it is a poor excuse for him to he angry. Some people would not hare us believe what they say themselves or what is told us in apparent good faith. We give the news as we learn it and do not make any more mistakes than we are compelled to. The best way to treat the college reporter is to give him exact facts and he will treat them accordingly. Next week will be a busy one for most students, being the last week of recitations until the semester examinations. Frank Roller’s father was buried last Thursday. Frank will return in a few days and resume his studies. The fraternity pictures for the ’97 Mirage must be handed in by the middle of February. University class meeting tomor row morning at 9 o’clock. Polly Ruick has recovered trom his recent illness. M. L. Daggy has many calls to lecture at ditferent cities over the state. Rev. Royer, whom the students well ratnember, will lecture here '•ometime in the future. The students taking psychology under Prof. Burgham have begun to read their papers. A number of blacked eves were seen over at prep, this morning. Miss Marcee will be the guest of

VAN CAMP’S BOSTON B

Fon don’t have to stew around to get them ready. Open the can and you’ll And them moist, fresh and relishable. They’re delicious cither hot or cold.

At all grocers’, 10c, 15c and 20c.

Bend 6c for postage and we wlU

Mid you a sample can.

you a sam|

VAN CAMP PACKING CO. v Indianapolis, Ind.

A Beautiful Face

ismadedoubly at tractive — a plain face seems less < | plam—if ac- j | coinpanied by a graceful figure. The

bocal Time Card.

Henderson

RIG FOUR. GOING K A ST. SH'ClnctnnHti NtphlExpri'SH n. m 4t IwtUmipotlH Flyer 9 1:1 a. m S'* Mall - 4:15 p. m IS* Knickerbocker 5:21 u. ui GOING W EST. No. 35* Bt. L 4 Cln. Ni(ttU Ex 12:32 A. m No. »• .Vail 8:50 a. ra No. It* Southwestern Limited 12.38 p m No. 5t Mattoou Aeo'm 5^7 p. rn * Daily t Except Sornlay. No. 3ft, niirht ex press. IihiiIs thrnnirh ears for Cincinnati, New York and Boston. No. 4 connectswitn oams for MlehlKiiu division via Anderson u id lor ( InemiiHtl division No, 18, ••Knickerbocker,” haul thtonorh sleeper for N. Y. and Boston and for Wasoinirlon. D. C., via Cincinnati, C. 4 O.also dlnlnir ears New coacbes illuminated will, tfaa on all trains. K. P. H uestis. Agent.

(3jjMI?V.Lit Hi«fiUS 87 a CktaCoj^F'

brings out the curves of a hand-

some figure and gives grace to an awkward one. Every inch of it

fits.

AURORA CORSET CO., Aurora, UL AT YOUR DEALERS.

No No No

In effect Sunday, Jan. 12.1896. NORTH BOOI.D. 4* l hicago Mall 12:55 a ra 8* Mail and Accommodation. . 12:05 p m 44t laical 11:40 a in

B. F. JOSbIN IlHnd i*8 the HigneBt (trade Brazil Blork

A ad the Best IMttsburjrh an Anthracite yard oppoBite Vandalia freight office

Are You Looking for Bargains?

SEE

dciintcs IYI. Hurley,

Real Estate, Insurance and Lo.xn Agent. Property of ail kinas for sale

or rent.

SOUTH BOUND.

3* IxMiisville Mall 2:52 a ra 5* Mail and Accommodation 2:27 p in No4*t local 11:40 a m I'aiiy. t Except Sunda,

No No

• 'tiny. i - uiitin > .

I’ullmHii slcepere on nijrhl trains, parlor ana dining: ears on Nos. 5 and ti. For complete time

cards and full informatioc. in regard to rates*

through cars, etc., address J. A. Michael, Agent

F. J. RBED, G. P. A Chioairc

VANDALIA LINE. Trains leave ureencastic, f nd. m effect Oc£

row THF. WKST.

No 15 Daily H:15a m. for St. l/Ouis No 7 I*aBy am, for St. LOuls. No 21 Daily 1:H5 p m, for St. Louis. No .*) Daily i’:dr> a m, for St. Lou's. No ii Lx. Sun 5:18 p m, for Terre Haute

Foil THE EAST.

No 4 F.r.Sun. —8:45am, for Indianapolia >020 Daily 1:05 f* m. •* *• No 8 Daily .. . p m, “ ** No 12 Daily 2: i:»a m, “ “ N’o 8 Daily 4:30a m •* No 2 Daily 0:02 i» in “ •* I*Fori \ division Lea’ • Terre Haute. No 75 Lx Sun 7:05 a m, lor I’^orln. No 77 ** ** 3:55 pic. for Decatur For compute time card, giv.i.g all trains and statiotiH, and for Dill information as to rates, t hrougii cars, etc., a Idress J.S. Dowmng, Agent, L, A. Foitn, Greeneastle Gcn’I Pass. Agt, st. Louis Mo.

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And it Blnmld he in posst ssion of every man who desires to be THOROUGHLY POSTKD on ALL PoMTD \L and OLNKRAL NKWs TOPD s. and (specially INDIANA NLWs The DAILY FL T UN18IIKS ALL THE NEWS —Loeal, Domestic and Foreign; complete and accurate mark *1 reports; a state news service that covers all important events, and a generous supply of miscellanedtis information for general readers. This year the* preceedingsof Congress will lie of especial importance and interest. Its columns, both news

at Indianapolis over

Miss Talbott

Sunday.

Cy. Meade read one hour this morning to the Theory of State class and then only read half of his

paper.

Rev. Dixon will lecture in Meharry hall Tuesday evening. Rev. Parkhurst led prep chapel this morning. Miss Blum he Walton is in Indianapolis this afternoon. J. G. Duliling has returned. MUSIC AM* AKT NOTES. Choral society this evening at

C :30.

Glee club meeting Monday evening at 0:15 and orchestra at 7:IT). The Lorelei club will meet for re

organization on Monday evening at ti: 1 o.

Mis* Osborn, Mrs. Morse and Mr. Lalley, of the voice class, were the singers for Founders and Bene factors day exercises in Meharry

Kver brought to the County. Do not trust your eyes to Peddlers or Jewelers.

and advertising, are free from indecent or objectionable mutter. GIVE IT A TRIAL. It will (Mist you

15 Cents a Week

a. W. EJKNGEl. 2bi-lyr-e. o. w.—41-lyr-e. o. w.

Kxrur.l4»n to liHluinupoiiH via YamlaliH Mne. This line will sell excursion tickets to Indintiapolis for afternoon trains of Jan. 1(1, 17, IS, return limit one day from ilat»* of sale, account Damroseh Opera Company. Fare $1.60 for round trip. J M. Dowling, Agt.

And for FIVE CENTS additional you will riccive til.-SUNPAY JOUBNAI,, which contains MOUK ami BKTl'KH liKADINU MATThli timri any oilier paper printed in Indiana. Tin- WEEKLY Is fiirnisliiHl al St » year. Liberal cum miss Urns to aKe'ii*- Mibscrlln mIiIi J. K. Lniiadon, U reencastiu, Ind.. or send dlreet to

JOURNAL NliWSPAl'ER CO., Indianapolis, Ind.

ItiK Four r.xiimion tu lii<iiniin|ioli.. For afternoon traine of Jan. 10,17 and Is. we w ill sell excursion tickets to Indianapolis at $1.00, giving the next day as a return limit. F. P. liUESTIS, Agt.

fixTloffice Bnh'liern Td.ntlflril. Spkinufiei It, Ills., Jan. 18.—Postmast.T R. H. Ridgely returned yestenlay from New York, where he and others identified George Carson and Stephen Yennie, now under iirre.st there, as the men connected with the robbery of the post office here of $8,600 in stamps on April 4, 1895. John Slosson was not identified.

CATARRH, HEADACHE, NEURALGIA. LaGRIPPE.

WILL CURE hTt Flr ”, ,n ' h®'* last evening.

‘*HKA U i?A n < , Bit x>u *uon-' Miss Matern, of the art schoo', m're'cx're bag been on the sick list the greater hiSSP-lSF^ P art of thi8 week but ^ ‘®« lin 8 ^5. ‘. h nrt U AinrM.wTr'T about ready for work once more.

' V COLDS,8or« Throat

Hoy Fovor, Bron- I ohltis, Lo ORIPPB. I The mo*rt RrfrMhini

and Hralthfu STBADACHB

_ to Buffrr-

81ccpltM. Cur«a Insomnia Don't dc fooled with wonliic

xrm i>ri

Miss Marguerite Gray, of Chris man, III., has returned to her work after an absence of a few weeks on

i Brinf*

tnd Narrow Proatratinn Don’tbr foolad with wonlileaa - , . , _ ,, ImlUtiona. Taka only CUSHMANS PrlcafOc. at all aCCOUDt Ot 810X0688 ID her family, brnggiata, or mailad fraa. Aganta wautinl. CUSHMAN S i J MENTHOL BALM 6^ t u Tb.«» 4tr oid c ^.;' Some good music is in prepara

Some good

ntli.r runediM for 1'ILBB rnc aoc. ». tion for the oratorical

Bonk on Manthol froa. Addraaa Cushman Manu-

f,*»“rlnCo^^No^, Q^O.^born |SU..«, graln nPlt week.

Cut*,

otln

Wounda. Burna, nadiaa for PILBS

am. Old Borea.

Froatbltaa Rxcels all Prica S6c. at DniggiNta.

in prepara contest pro

rresblential I’refcrE^ioea. New York, Jan. 18.—The World has polled the members of the Democratic national committee on presidential preferences, with the following result: For Cleveland and a third term, 8; opposed to a third term, 9; for Whitney, 4; for Morrison of Illinois. 5; for Matthews of Indiana, 2; for Vice President Stevenson, 2. Mnrc'CnbiAia In the Field. Tampa, Fla., Jan. 18.—Letters received here from a Spanish lieutenant in Cuba giyes news of Dr. Rubi going to the field in Pinar del Rio with 900 men. Rubi is an autonomist and recognized as a moot prominent man in that province.

Eons Mm' Excursions

BIG FOUR ROUTE

On January Kith, ! Ith, 27th, 28th,

February 10th, llch, March 9th and 10th. Home-Seekers’ Excursion Tickets

will be sold at Very Low Kates, from points on the Hig Four Route to many points in Alabama. Florida, Kentucky, Louisiana. Misi.is»ippi, I’ennessee, Arizona. Arkansas, Indian Territory, Missouri. North Carolina. Oklahoma, 'lexas ud Virginia. For full information as to rales, routes, tickets, limits, etc , call on agent Big Four Route, or ad-

dress

E. O. Mi Cohwick, I). B. Martin, Pass. Traffic Mif'r, Gen. Pass. & Ikt. Airt.

FIRST GRAND L-XCURSION Aransas I’ass. Tex..

February llth, via BIG FOUR ROUTE Tickets will tie sold at Very Low Bates to the new Deep Harbor of the Gulf. For rates, routes, limits, et<\, call on agent Big Four Route.

AmerlvanA Will Have Charge, London, Jan. 18.—A Vienna dispatch to The Chronicle says Charles Tinney, an American, will be the head of ti)* first Chinese univewity about to be e* tabbshed at Tien Tein on the Europe* i Nnedel.

The Banker Times—10c, a week

If you have LaGripoe, try 4-C. If your chiloren have the croup, try 4-C. If you can’t sleep from coughing and 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. d th & w tf.