Daily Greencastle Banner and Times, Greencastle, Putnam County, 16 September 1896 — Page 3
H0LLO! Yes. this is Tucker $ Maloney’s.
\\ e are in the market with the best in the Furniture Line. Undertaking a Specialty.
tSide Square. Telephone 89. Successors to A. B. Hanna.
few j Shoes-' | For Fall and Winter are now being received at Ms S Hags. ( Jf
s. u T . white, I merchant Tailor. ^ las just received a full ^ line of 'ALL AND . . | WINTER WOOLENS 5 For Suits, Overoosits, Pantaloons ‘ . . . 1011 cm Him Hefore Purchttsinit. z Cleaning and Repairing a - Specialty. Opposite /■•nut OJT/co, - Over - Jones’ - brug - Store. ^
CARD. Some one, knowing more about my business than I do myself, has spread the report that I am to open a “Club House” this fall. I desire to have it distinctly understood that I shall open my Dining Hall, 510 East Seminary street to the students ofD. P. U. on the same plan as heretofore. JJarry f\. Rfeifftr
COKE The best Pennsylvania Gas Coal Coke crushed $4.00 a ton; uncrushed S3.50 a ton; delivered at your home. Coke is the cheapest and cleanest fuel for base burners and furnace. CJrideon I Jin 11, AGENT FOR TERRE HAUTE GAS CO. S. < ollctfc Ave , 1 >eMotto Property.
tl?e Best
jae^soi} ^oa!be had, and will deliver same at any day and hour. jl^ll,EY9<eO., SOtJSfp
MES M- HURLEY, REAL ESTATE, MANGE AND LOANS. you want to buy a farm? you want to sell? you want to rent? .SEE M E. FIRST NATIONAL BANK.
jkindr, of vrs and floral designs a specialty.
P°t and bedding plants.
R S, TUT. j. OHKI=F=EE. 1 ' Uloorn 1 mr' >n And Anderson streets
PEUEPHOKQ ko. o.
" All the New 11 1 and Winter Styles IN 7UtIUI_INERV. C. M. SHOUT'S. Trimmtntr Free.
THE LOCAL FIELD What Is Going on In and About Fair Greencastle.
LATEST CITY HAPS ANU MISHAPS.
Wher« Onr People iftre Going niid Where Ttictr C>ncHtA are Stopping—Mewn off Int4^r«*Ht Over the City—The Beet Column In the Paper for l^nicfc Reading.
DON'T HUNK Of leavfog the city, even for a short rime, witliout ordering the Daily Hannbk IT mkm to follow you. It costa you but 10 cents a wee* as it does here at home, and the address will be changed as often as vou desire.
(Personal- and sot lety notes are solicited and will be inserted if writer's riantc and address is attached, not to bo inserted, but as an evidence ol g<>..d faitl NoneUbut truthful Items are desired.)
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»e for the Bannkk Times
F)'-. A. A. fb'c is 111 the city. C. W. I.andcs was in Indianapolis yesterday. Will Malouy is moving today to \vr 5 o 1’0|>Iii- st. oet. Dr. Gillcsoie. of Reels*ille, was in town yesterday. .Mr-. Lyneh, of Coal sville, is vis'ting friends in the city. Mrs. Wm. Thompson went to Indianapolis 1 his mo’'n f ng. Temnle Lodge 4/ *'’s evening at 7:30 wo. k in l bird de^ ee. M, s. Wi'l Skelion, of Clay .on is visiting Mis. R. L. O llai". Will Grooms has gone to Indianapolis to play in the Mafl'ey orchestra. Mrs. M. E. Rapp, of Ladoga, is \ siiing at Mr. Gilmore’s on Elm street. Mrs. J. M. Mankcr and Mrs. J. H. Kee are at home from Indianapolis. James II. Marshall and Mary L. Roger have been licensed to marry. W. M. McFarland is at home from a visit with home folks at Greenshurg. Mrs. Cartell, of Hants. Johrson county, is the guest of Mrs. Munson. Miss Maud Hufford, of Clayton, is visiting her sister, Mrs. It. L. O’Hair. 'Hie hose wagon is hack in its place, handsomely repainted and decorated. Mrs. Belle Mansfield has returned from Mt. Pleasant, La., inil California"
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at GREATLY REDUCED PRICES at LIEN’S * DRUG * STORE. We have a good stock of all grades from which to IT1 nke selections. We want to reduce stock and will hiake it to your interest to buy now •paints of all kinds at lowest prices.**
Where she has been spending the summer. Middles and seniors of high school play hall at MeKeen nark this afternoon. Dr. Reck, of Valparaiso, formerly pastor of College Avenue church, is in the city. Mrs. Clarence Vestal and Miss Ella Alspaugh went to Indianapolis this morning. John Haspel is at home from Goodland, where he has been managing a base ball team. Jerome Smith, Chas. Herring and Eunice Miles went to Indianapolis yesterday to see a ball game that didn’t come off. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Happ, of Paston, 111., Sept. 11, a son. Mrs. Happ was formerly Miss Jessie Cowgill of this city. Mrs. R. T. Jones, of Cincinnati, is visiting at D. L. Anderson’s. Mrs. Jones will sell her household goods at private sale today. Billy Thompson returned from Gosport last evening. He has been fishing in White river and reports a total catch of between 150 and - 200 pound of fish. J. P. Earley, of Richmond, arrived here today to till the engagement of Hon, A. C. Harris at Reelsville. Owing to business engagements Mr. Harris will get to till but two cf his four political engagements in Putnam. The Banner Times printed the conference appointments in Greencastle 24 hours ahead of the hand bill. We give news while it is fresh. We also announced Stockwell’s nomination three days before the hand bill caught on. Among the passengers to Indianapolis this morning were F. A. Hays and Miss Flora Hays, Mrs. Ewing McLean, Misses Anna and Lucy Pouchei, Mrs. it. A. Ogg. Mrs. R. S. Hall, Miss Ruth McCoy, Miss Katherine Miller. Miss Eji/.a Guv. J. Sudranski, I. S. Peek, Prof. Ayers, Mrs. J. S. Allen. Jay 11. Neff, formerly of this city, for congress at Kansas City, say' the Kansas City .Tivi/vui/is an assure fact. The convention will be held Sep . 22. The paper says, “Mr. Neil s overwhelming nomination by the republicans at the primaries Saturday shows that the republicans regard him us a shrewd, safe, conservative and experienced business m in.” The Home Columbian club met last evening at the residence of Grey Potter. The new year’s work was discussed in a general way and plans arranged for the future. There was unusually good attendance. The membership will he cut down somewhat, :is Fred Black leaves today for Worcester, Ohio, to attend college and Omer Ncwhouse goes to the Rush medical school at Chicago next week. A correspondent from North Salem writes that Frank Sanders, of that place, is one of the best young pitchers in southern Indiana, and that he is fully able to bold his own in last company. In a game with Coatsville yesterday lie held that team down to four hits and struck out eleven men. This is pretty good work for an amateur, and he may be t ried out by I ndiaiiapolie next spring. —Indiniutfiolis Mi’u'n, lion. 'I'. T. Moore uddiessed the republicans of Fox Ridge Tuesday evening. The school house was crowded with voters who listened to an excellent speech on the political issues of the campaig.i. The Fox Ridge repub'icau club completed their organization. In two weeks they will hold a meeting in south Greencastle aud will invite Dr H. Moore to speak to tncin. and if theevctiing is favorable will speak from the platform of Harris’ mill. Jesse W. VVeik is at home from Chicago where he went to confer with Chairman Hanna concerning the sending ol t arl Seliurz to Indiana to make speeches. Concerning the visit of the Indiana delegation Hie Chicago Record says: ‘ J. W. Weik, of Greencastle, has been making addresses in German throughout the state. “They are very much interest id in the currency question and show a decided preference for a gold standard,” said Mr. Wcik. “This is true of Germans in strong democratic counties.’ Miss Aliie Hibben was united in marriage this afternoon at two o’clock, to Mr. John Hargrave, of Pittsburg, at residence of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A1 Hibben, ti02 south Locust street. Rev. W. K. Weaver pronounced the ceremony in his usual impressive manner. The wedding was a quite one, but few intimate friends witnessing it. Mr. and Mrs. Hargrave leave on an afternoon train for Niagara Falls, where they will spend a few days hefore going going to their new home at Puquesue, Pa., a suburb of Pittsburg, where Mr. Hargrave is head book-keeper in the Carnegie Mteel works. Miss Hibben was one of Greeneastle's popular young ladies, who ha« many friends to extend congratulaMons. The Hume, 111., Record says of the marriage of a son of Mr. John A. Turner of Fincastle, where the young Mr. Turner was raised: On Wednesday evening, at the M.E. church at this place, Mr. John F. Turner and Miss Luella Connelly were pronounced man and wife in the presence of a large audience of friends and well wishers. Rev. H. G. Wass performed the ceremony in his usual impressive manner. The
groom is the gentlemanly agent of the L L>. A W. Ry. at this place, and alto^ gether popular. The bride is the handsome and accomplished daughter of our worthy townsman, Mr. J. W. Connelly. The church had been handsomely 4eeorated by the many lady friends the bride. Thursday morning the happy couple Started on a little wedding tour among the relatives of the groom i4 lu-i diana. The Record joins with theiij many friends in wishing the newly wedded pair the happiness and prosperity winch they so richly merit. There Is great complaint by neighbois over the scenes ahd actions of trespassers at the MeKeen ball park. Some allege that the boys are not really trespassers as the gates are often left invitingly open. On Monday some buys were on the grounds and were foolishly firing a revolver at a target. Ope of the millets struck the house of John Moss, passed shrough the weatherboarding and plastering into a room, A little child had been sitting in a chair but had followed its mother from the room but a second or two before. Had it remained in the room it Would have been killed as its head was in la direct line with the path of the ballet. This is as the matter is reported to this paper and there is considerable indignation near the corner of Jackson and Hanna streets. The park should be kept free of noisy and reckless b<iys if possible. The authorities of the grounds state that they propose prosecuting every trespasser caught in the i park hereafter. They further state the Agates are not left open but that boys break the jastening. Messrs. Case and Lewis went to Center school bouse Floyd township Tuesday night and addressed a republican meeting. The house was crowded with ladies and gentlemen who listened attentively. Mr. Case spoke on National issues and Mr. Lewis on local allairs. They made a decided impression On the people with their array of incontrovertible facts. A republican club of 43 members was organized, with Thomas McKeehan president, G. T. Reeves vice president, Ed McVey secretary,- Cass Powers treasurer.
DePauw Uoiversilf
This Column Records the Best News in College Circles-
Alpheus Birch
Staple Mi Fancy Mas,
S. W. Corner Public Square
'Teleplione No. 90 I offer for the BEST DISPLAY of CANNED FRUITS, at my store, SEPTEMBER 16, a SILVER PLATE SERVICE, worth *8.oo.
While the Evenings and Mornings are Cool
TRY ONE OF OUR
.. Oil Heaters.
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Tom Ewing is expected here this evening. Foot ball practice will begin this Afternoon. Wabash has a new professor of Oratory and Logic. Up till Saturday 4iil students were enrolled at Purdue. The report that Will Sandy will not be on the team is false. Prof. Priest is spending a few days in the eouni y resting up. Mr. Elder, of Indianapolis, is making arrangements to enter Delhi uw. Wili ams, last year’s half back for Heloit college is now practicing with Purdue. The Argvs New* is authority for the statement that the attendance at Wabash had fallen off this year. Claude I). Hall may possibly return to college this fall. If he should lie would make another strong man for the foot ball team. The old dormitory lias all the appearance of a republican headquarters Ab the windows, with two exceptions. graced with Me Kinley pictures. A cunvas |d the dormitory shows forty-five Mi-Kin leyites to twelve H.yanites.-Lq/’oy cite Courier. That is a small matter. DePauw will beat that record two to one next week. Foot ball practice will begin Thursday. Prof. Ewing who played last year on Chicago university will coach the team. Although the outlook is not very favorable it is hoped that a good showing will be made.—Argus News. The Bannkk Times will endeavor to make things interesting for college students ibis winter. Disease attack- the weak and debili tated. Keep yourself healty and strong by taking Hood’s Sarsaparilla. Wanted—Second growth white oak and hickory timber delivered on yard at Greencastle Mfg. Co. factory. Must he clear aud strictly second growth and cm 30 in. lengths. S8-9t. Good creamery butter at W. A. Howe's. 2SG-2t
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Groceries, Fruits Nuts end Vegetables.
HAMILTON’S.
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A full line of Queensware. This is the store for low prices and f^ood bargains. Fancy gro-
ceries a specialty.
Southeast Corner Scjuare. -a‘t-'xtx w.w. w.-w. w. w. w.
At the Smcdley funeral, some one through mistake took a silk umbrella from the rack. Please return to Mrs. Smedley. 2t
The best coffee in town at W. A Howe’s. 286-2t
N&GKWBAR ENDLESS VARIETY
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We have received the latest productions of the well known Carter and Holmes make of which we have the exclusive agency.
NO. 6 EAST
WASH. STREET.
THIS IS A CAR OF CRAWFORD COAT.
None better, i am exclusive agent. Call and see me before placing your orders. Banner Times Block. May Tennant.
The WeiMu^r.
The indications for this vicinity for the coming Unrt\-six hours anas follows ae received by H. 8. Renick & Co. from the official weather bureau at Chicago.
Chicago, 111., Sept. iff.
Showers tonight and Thursday; warmer ecnttal and northern portions tonight. JGarriott. The following local observations
as taken daily by Guy Wilson who is in charge oi the official weather instruments located on the roof of
the West College building:
Maximum teniperiiMire yi-sicrday 2.0 Minimum ** •* S3, famperature today, 7 a. ui 8b.ii
noon tb.o
Haln fall, melted nnow (Indies) The noon temperature la taken dally by the
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I am in the • oal iJnsini-?.-, a* usual, and will handle Hie best E3 R? A 211 L_ QL.OOK. And also A IM X H F=J A O IT E, of best quality. Order now tor present or future delivery. JOHN eAWb&Y.
...DRESSMAKING... Speeial pri . will he given in dressmaking for the next ten days. Call and see us. Bayne hloek.
Hut Or- Vlarwu'o Uo)nl ItreuklnHt IG-.d It IB** The nerve mid bruin invigorating properties separated from choice wtieat. Well people like it and siok can eat it, when nothing ilse will agree. Quiets nerves, helps digestion, eorws eonstipation. Children and infans thrive on it. 2 lb package, 15 cents. Drink Dr. Martin’s Nervine < otlee. Purely cereal gluten and vegetable. Very pleasant and healthful for table use. 1 lb 20 cents. 0.8. Ainsworth, Indianapolis, Inu.. writes: “I have been greatly afflicted with stomach Double, ami find your food anil coffee the best 1 have ever used” Sold by grocers. 2. For sale by T. Abrams. W. H. HarriJ son, Broadstreet & 8011.
To l or** a Cold to Oae Day. Take Laxative Hnnio Quinine Tab lets. All druggist- refuml the money if it fails to cure. 25c. IomD.
I am still in the coal business. 8ee me before placing orders. John Cawley No other tlour like Vandalia Mills. Best high grade for nice bread and cakes (live it a dial. 8old only in cotton sacks. Used by Mrs. Ewing while here. 261-eod For Sp'e, Folding bed $8.03. also other furniture, very low for cash. 402 south Jackson street. tf.
For 8ale—Cook stove and base burnjeratG. M Black’s livery stable. 284t3
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